family and friends will gather in charleston, south carolina, to remember crystal hamilton she is beingaid to rest in charleston, south carolina. this just one week after she was shot and killed inside her woodridge home. >> a fund-raiser is set for today to help the other two prince william county police officers injured in last week's shooting. they are still recovering from their injuries. the manassas city police association is organizing the event at the old towne sports pub. it gets under way at 11:00 this morning >> five states are holding primaries. candidates are eager to get as many delegates as possible. 178 are up for grabs for republicans. democrats competing for 156 in four states. >>> #:30 on the dot. >> it is starting to warm up and we want to keep it that way. how is it l >> it's not that bad. it is really calm right now. the sun is trying to peek through. it is really going to be sunshine out there today. for most of the day we will remain dry. showers and a few snowflakes built in but not until 6:00. get out and run your errands today. just dress warmly. temperatures

reporter: in 2015, black lives matter protests erupted around the country, including in charleston, south carolina. for many, on the surface, it looks far different than anything that this country has seen before. >> we don't really want a seat at the table. >> reporter: he's a leader of black lives matter in charleston. >> we don't want to amplify our voice within the structure. went to develop our power in such a way that we can pull out of the structure, have the opportunity and the ability to create our own structure, and then if we want to talk power to power, let's talk power to power. >> reporter: for many black lives matter activists, integration was only a partial success. it lot african-americans a seat at the table, but not a seat in the room, especially issues of law enforcement. and policing that lead some to view it as violence. in a september mar is poll, 59% of white americans called black lives matter a distraction, with 41% saying that the movement advocates violence, quite different than the movement of the 1960s, right? >> but that's not the case. >> reporter: cleveland sellers

. >>> southern charm and a rich sense of history make downtown charleston, south carolina, a top tourist draw. ten miles away, however, is a very different setting. the sheriff al cannon detention center serves as charleston's county jail. most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and resolution of their cases. that includes david ratliff jr. he's currently in the jail's disciplinary segregation wing for his role the night before. >> i had a little altercation -- actually a big altercation with a few amigos yesterday. apparently i used to date one of his girlfriends. it's a small world. this is charleston. you know, everybody knows everybody around here. i didn't start it. i finished it. you got to. you got to fight if you're in here and someone calls you out, you know. come on. >> staff reviews surveillance footage which shows ratliff did not throw the first punch. >> this is ratliff hanging around the pillar a couple of times. officer breaks it up. >> seconds later, another fight breaks out. a different camera angle shows ratl

the incident really occurred in charleston, south carolina. i look at that again today, and yes, it was charleston, south carolina. carolina,t to south but when he was ill, when very young to stay with relatives to recover, and it is possible where the germ of this idea of the story came from. fromy was often exhausted putting out the standard on a weekly basis. he operated on a shoestring budget, never enough money. he never knew and what time of night or day more fugitives would arrive and how he would come up with the money to take care of them. his health was a constant worry for his wife. unfortunately, there were other -- fortunately, there were other abolitionist in new york city. i want to say a little anecdote about otis. she recently celebrated her 92nd birthday. [laughter] [applause] came allmazed that i the way from new york to the party, and i said, it is not often i am invited to someone's 92nd birthday party, and she said, it is not often that i have one. [laughter] ewish tappan, who operated another underground depot in new york

family and friends will gather in charleston, south carolina, to remember crystal hamilton.st one week after she was shot and killed woodridge home. >> a fund-raiser is set for today to help the other two prince william county police officers injured in last week's shooting. they are still recovering from their injuries. the manassas city police association is organizing the event at the old town sports pub. it gets under way at 11:00 this morning >> five states are holding primaries. candidates are eager to get as many delegates as possible. democrats competing for 156 in four states. >>> good morning, everyone. hope you're off to a fantastic saturday. i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. we want to keep the good times rolling because we want the weather to be nice. >> yes, we do. >> lauren ricketts is here. can you deliver a nice saturday for us? temperatures today will be a little on the chilly side. but no big snowstorms or anything like that in the forecast. not even a big rainstorm. we could get rain tonight and thursday and friday. but other than that, looking good as we

charleston, south carolina. it almost goes without saying, a showpiece of american history and southern manners. its charm is deeply embedded as the families who count seven, eight, ten generations here. kate waring was born to one of those families. grew up in a fine, big house along the historic waterfront called the battery. >> dad, if we catch a turtle, can we keep it? >> doting parents, janice and tom, who adored their own daughter. she had you essentially wrapped around her finger. >> oh, absolutely. she was the love of my life. and not stupidly so. i mean, i could not always tell when i was being manipulated, but some of the time. >> sure. >> no, katie and i had a very special bond always. >> she was the middle child. sandwiched between two brother, older joe, younger richard. she was bright. maybe too bright. school bored her, animals, all animals, enchanted her. she was naive, sweet, as younger brother richard saw it, she could not turn away a stray animal or human. >> she was a very, very kind would di

they are up toward our nation's capital and charleston, south carolina as well. that's high pressure controlling our weather today and tomorrow. mean time, we're at 54 rate now. 53 in fayetteville. the low 50s hang around fine hurst and rayford. so you want the light jacket and sunglasses for sure in the morning commute today. 10:00 a.m. temperature in the mid-60s. we're already at 73 at lunchtime. an afternoon high near 79 degrees. i'll let you know how long the unseasonably warm temperatures continue coming up in your complete forecast. right now, we'll send it back to you, russ. >>> we're getting a slightly clearer picture of what the city of raleigh wants to use the dix property for. raleigh bought the 300 acre tract of land last year. million and will be a mix of public and private money. she says it will increase sales tax revenue by attracting visitors. >> we have talked about this for over ten chores. for me seeing the agreement signed and talking about what's next is exciting. >> baldwin says the transformation will not be complete for another 20 to 60 y

at midnight a little bit of snow with the low developing and down near charleston, south carolina, that continues to move out to sea and this becoming a sizable storm but it's way too late at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow because it's out to sea and we get sunshine punctured in tomorrow afternoon on the western side of this low. it begins between 10:00 and 1:00 late tonight and periods of light snow on and off. treated roads look to stay mainly wet ending 9:00 a.m. until noon tomorrow. we'll talk about the expected snow totals and the return of 70s coming up. >> thank you. >>> despite the warm temperatures and sunshine, road crews are ready for whatever the weather might bring. sara bloomquist continues live now from the penndot salt yard in south philadelphia. >> reporter: sharrie the salt yards are quiet now, penndot really planning to ramp things up at 9:00 tonight, that is when the crews come in and report and load up with salt and hit the area roadways. here at ninth and oregon they are planning for a salt operation, this is not a plowing operation at this point and it will go on overnight in

in charleston south carolina, at the detention center, eugene foster fell into the latter category. >> have you been arrested before? >> my rap sheet about as long as your arm. just a drunk [ bleep ]. >> foster says his rap sheet dates back 30 years to when he was 18. he's been convicted of numerous crimes. >> he's usually not a problem. comes in, does his thing. he knows the process. >> foster? >> step up here, sir. >> how many times can you estimate you've probably seen him since you've been working here? >> at least 30, 40 times. >> do you drink any alcohol today? >> yeah. as much as i can get. right up to where i got arrested. >> this time, foster was brought in on a probation violation for urinating in public. >> did you urinate in public? >> no. i went behind a wall. i wouldn't do that. i do have morals. >> how much have you had to drink tonight? >> oh, maybe i equivalent of four quarts, something like that. off and on. i didn't do it all at once. >> what i'm going to do, if you stay here, i'm going to have you sign another release once i know that all of the alcohol is out of y

come under public scrutiny since the june massacre of nine black worshiper worshipers in charleston south carolina. the man charged in that was flag and said he wanted to start a race war. this baby has died. oliver davis whose family said that he died from sudden infant death syndrome. known as the bernie baby was at a las vegas raleigh dressed like sanders. a mop of gray hire, tie and glasses. he died of sids. a go fund me account is set up to cover their expenses and counseling. his funeral is next tuesday. barbara: that is horrible. john: sad. barbara: oakland police in california are looking for a driver who left a woman in the street after striking her. john: they have a major clues. this video captures her walking across the street and lit by a four door gray car at 6:15 such morning. lion said the woman got out and checked but couldn't believe what she did next. >> she was so calm and looked like she was going to help me and drove away. police say several pedestrians have been hit in the same area. barbara: in south carolina crime is giving one thief a big headache. they say the suspect st

south carolina. and it has not happened in charleston, south carolina and in myrtle beach. and i have talked to the panthers organization. and panthers stadium and the charlotte motor speedway has similar protections. >> opponents want a special legislative session before the law takes effect on april first. dan bishop backs the idea. >> we have an extra week available and a couple days in order to get it done before april 1 the date of the ordinance they passed. >> now, you talk about timing. here is another aspect. april first is the big date. but the state legislature they have a special session which begins on april 25. the question in all of this is what goes on for the 24 days? live in west charlotte, steve crump wbtv on your side. go to wbtv.com for more of our coverage on the nondiscrimination ordinance. >> nice night here in the queen city right now. you are looking live through the hd towercam. but don't get used to the weather. changes are on the way. our chief meterologist, eric thomas is tracking it all from the first alert weather center. >> maureen, a delight

charleston, south carolina. on board was a beautiful, tall and feisty redhead named kate waring, a daughter of the south, of a fine southern family. an often troubled young woman who was sitting on this train was finally on the brink of something very good. and what is it about trains? the ease there in that enclosed space o strangers. somewhere along the line between a greeting and good-bye, kate waring's invisible fate jumped its track. and quite unaware of the dark force descending, she disembarked to a future utterly changed. charleston, south carolina. it almost goes without saying, a showpiece of american history and southern manners. its charm is deeply embedded as the families who count seven, eight, ten generations here. kate waring was born to one of those families. grew up in a fine, big house along the historic waterfront called the battery. dance lessons, birthday parties. >> dad, if we catch a turtle, can we keep it? >> doting parents, janice and tom, who adored their own daughter. she had you esse

rain showers this morning to start the day, in charleston, south carolina, they extend down to jacksonville and back along the florida panhandle in coming out of the gulf. that moisture does work our way in the carolinas for this weekend but here is the hour-by-hour forecast today, 8:00 a.m., we have partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the mid 50s. 66 degrees for the lunch hour and optimistic, upper 60s and peeks of sunshine late on your friday but the clouds will roll in again tonight, and overnight in saturday morning. so if you have saturday morning plans, it may be some rain showers around 10:00 a.m., as parade starts tomorrow morning. we'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> first alert traffic brought to you by toyota of north charlotte. >> christine: all right, we're continuing to watch all the traffic patterns this morning, on the outer loop of 485 just beyond us74, you may face a slow down there, but for the most part, 485, 77 and 85 looking great this morning. let's look live at i-77 and west boulevard, you can see it, traffic is light, but as soon as the problem arises, we'll te

her name was christina hamilton and she grew up in charleston, south carolina. she still has family there today. wbtv anchor their reaction new on "primetime." >> not my baby. >> reporter: 80-year-old lee howard can't hold back his emotions when talking about his granddaughter. community of berkeley county has heard the horrible news about crystal hamilton. they say hamilton's husband, ronald, shot her dead in their home during an argument. known by family and friends as krissy shoe grew up here. after the shooting her uncle and other family members went to virginia. >> my brothers and my cousin and her father, we got together and got in the car and went up there. it was a mess. it still is. >> reporter: jamison says the family is trying to figure out how a tale of two high school sweethearts turned tragic. >> i am still trying to make sense of it. all i can say is god is in charge, and he knows exactly what went on. what i do know for one thing is killing was not the answer. >> reporter: carolyn singleton is a long-time friend of crystal's family. >> really it

those clear skies around central north carolina, extending off to our south through columbia and charleston, south carolina, and nation's capitol as well. there is rain to our west. it doesn't get close until friday. right now, high pressure in control of our weather, ushering in unseasonably warm air for yesterday, today, and tomorrow. i think we'll stay above seasonal really as we head throughout the weekend as well. so i'll walk you through the future forecast hour by hour. you'll notice we don't have a lot to talk about. we're looking at clear skies through lunchtime and the evening drive home. overnight tonight, clear conditions. i think tomorrow morning will be another mild one for us. i won't be surprised, though, if we see fog for the start of our thursday. that's something to keep in mind. it could slow you doen as far as timing is -- slow you down as far as timing. 80 in sanford later today. 80 in for the bragg, lillington, dunn and fayetteville. we have 79 for a high in rocky mount, wilson and smithville. here's a look at your forecast raleigh, durham, looking at temperatures in

a task force visited charleston, south carolina earlier this month. orlando put a hold on after lasts through october. the city wants to get a better understanding of how they operate with existing laws. >>> that brush fire in brevard sky witness 9 is live over palm bay. filippo drive have been damaged. firefighters say the fire covers more than 40 acres and is 90% contained. you heard melanie holt about the fact that the homeowners might be able to come back within the hour. >> tom, they don't know how this fire started. it wasn't from a lightning strike. >> no lightning. that's why we try to mitt igate this by controlled burns. this is in the middle of a neighborhood or close by. goodness gracious. a lot of issues for homeowner s. >>> 74 in downtown today. a southeast breeze. brisk in deltona, the up every 70s for the leesberg and villages area. right now winds out of the southeast that. -- southeast that will continue tonight. we have a very nice night for you downtown in orlando by lake eola heights. 67 degrees by midnight. mid 60s in the morning.

goose spent three months in orlando after being rescued from a power facility in charleston, south carolina back in december. rescue officials put a satellite transmitter on the manatee to make sure he follows proper migration patterns next winter. to insure that he follows that pattern. bob. >> sonni, thank you. now that he is back on earth, astronaut scott kelly says he's going to enjoy it in his retirement. kelly who just got back after spending nearly year aboard the international space station made the announcement today. despite stepping down from his astronaut duties, in fact, kelly says he's going to yiew to assist nasa in a twin study ri he participated in when his brother mark kelly was here on earth. scott kelly holds the record for the most consecutive days of an american, through 40 days. kelly has spent a total of 520 dies during his four career flight. his retirement goes into effect april 1. florida's primary - - we'll have >> we are just days away from florida's primary and with every eye on the sun shine state, steve harrigan take taking a look at how the puerto rican vote

force and the assistant director of the downtown development board went to a conference in charleston, south carolina with other city staff to look at how cities promote night life and regulate it. >> it was more of a broad discussion on what individual cities were doing. of listening, a lot of taking in and built a lot of contacts that we can follow up with. >> last year eyewitness news pulled numbers for excessive force complaints for the police officers. most came from the downtown corridor where it's filled with large crowds and alcohol on the weekend. the task force said they're also looking at safety. >> reporter: the moratorium on after hour nightclubs expires in october. the task force hopes to present any findings to the mayor by then. reporting live in downtown orlando, julie salmone, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> bad publicity. >>> orlando police are still searching for the gunman who shot a man near a downtown club this morning. how the victim's sister said he ended up in the cross fire. >> some lawmakers say red light cameras are about profit and not safety. why their plans to take them

kate rogers has more from charleston, south carolina. >> so i have flash cards here that i made up. hundreds of them. >> reporter: kimberly billups studied three months to pass the tour guide exam no inn hopes of opening her own business. billups said a city law requiring a 200-question test based on a 500-page book and an oral exam stands in her way. >> the fathers, the authors, the signers of the declaration of independence and the constitution are buried here in our backyard. the hypocrisy of all of this, you know -- i know they're rolling over in their grave. >> reporter: around the country government regulations and red tape have long plagued main street but now would-be entrepreneurs like billups are fighting back with the help of d.c.-based nonprofit law firm the institute for justice, which filed suit on billups' behalf in january. >> there's nothing more fundamental to the idea of the american dream is the idea that you can start your own business, be your own boss. the last thing we need is for the government to stand in between a would-be entrepreneur and a willing, fully

arrangements for crystal hamilton have not been finalized but ultimately she will be buried in charleston, south carolina. i'm mola lenghi. >>> thousands of people gathered to pay respects to the other victim killed in saturday's shooting, rookie police officer ashley guindon. law enforcement officers from around the region and country came to honor the 28-year-old. she was killed during her first day on the job. >> it is a dangerous job, but i'm just truly thankful for her service, and we just cannot take each day for granted. >> to show we care, and it's important for the police department to know we care, and we are here, and we are together, and we are a big family. >> reporter: the large police escort guided away the hearse and the officer's family. she will be buried in springfield, massachusetts. >> our coverage of super tuesday continues after the break. up next, a look at what is to come. talk of a brokered convention. sanders stays in the race, and the battle over the minority voters has only just begun. >>> and protests continue in virginia tonight after the death of a young man being chased b

still warm for jackson. 62 in atlanta and 61 in charleston, south carolina. here's what is going to be it looks like it will come streaming across the gulf. it's going to kind of take off this way and take most of the energy with it. we have a ridge of high pressure that is really blocking every weather system from getting here. that is why it has stayed so warm. we're going to stay on the warm side. that southeast error -- maybe a stray schantz -- chance of showers. nothing significant. by tomorrow at 4 o'clock, we could start to see some rain making its way onshore. right around where the golf tournament is. the timing of this system will be very critical. for the most part, much of the west coast -- east coast will stay clear. you will moving one. it should be nice today for racing in st. petersburg your clothes of sunshine down along the grand prix track as they get a lot of races in. winds out of the south, southeast at nine miles per hour. let's take a look at the golf forecast for you. third round for the valspar championship. it should be nice. we wil

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rain off to the west across the mountains and then off to the south as well. >> columbia, south carolina and charleston, south carolina waking up to light rain this morning. >> here locally. not a lot going on and we will talk about the temperatures. it is so mild throughout the overnight. temperatures starting off warmer than where they should be. durham and 61 in helper son and roanoke rapids. rocky mount you are at 56. goldsboro is now at 60 degrees. here is what you need to know. we are in the low 60s. 70. 74 the afternoon high and keep the umbrella nearby and if you have flexibility with the plans today. i encourage you to to them this morning. if you are liking the union seasonbly warm temperatures, you will like the week ahead. >> it is back to 82 by wednesday afternoon. and 77 the high on thursday. i will let you know what days it could bring thank you the chance for rain. we have the complete storm team forecast. >>> thank you, alyssa. >> coming up later. >> shouldn't i be able to help them when they are suffering. >> we will have a preview of 60 minutes episode for a doctor who provides letha

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. >> it hasn't happened in columbia, south carolina, hasn't happened in charleston, south carolina, hasn't happened in myrtle beach. itch eve also talked to thepanthers stadium and charlotte motor speedwade have similar protections. >> the senate has not set a date for special session. during a regularration regular session because a special session costs too much. >>> 19 neighborhoods will get guidance and planning goals. also $1500 neighborhood matching grant incentive. runs from 8:upon to 1:30 at johnson c. smith university. >>> big crowd at westin for unc masquerade ball. molly grantham served as emcee. helped 65,000 students attained students attend 900olleges and universities. festival and st. patrick's day parade is today. a lot of people want to the know if they will stay dry if they turn out. >> lyndsay: mm, i can't guarantee it. it does look like a wave earlier, maybe mid-morning break before more in the afternoon. be prepared for it. but you may get lucky. it is a luck of the irish. do you see what i did there? that was a bad joke. >> kristen: that was great. >> lyndsay: 10:00 i

the low country of south carolina we got a tour of patriots point and was able to check out their new vietnam exhibit. take a look. >> you always hear when you're visiting charleston south carolina you have to visit patriots point. >> there's something here for everyone whether you want to learn through video or audio. it must be special for veterans to come and see. >> we have a very special veteran and our volunteer coordinator. he's very special because he was an army engineer. we thought he is the best person to give a tour of that to you and we're excited for you to get on the tour. >> hey, mollie. >> it's a pleasure to have you here. >> well it's set up in the '95 vary support base and you'll see a lot of buildings like you see in vietnam and the second part of this is marine fire base. now these little round holes here this is where they patched bullet holes. everywhere where you see metal holes like that it's from a bullet hole. why do you think it's to have past. >> not only for the people to participate to come back and see the things they used in the war but to have young people learn from it. they need to know they got their freedom because guys and wo

the list includes miami, orlando, savannah and charleston, south carolina. doctors say the best protection is simple insect repellant. they also suggest wearing light- colored clothing. the flu is still popping up in new areas around the country and could continue over the next month or two. flu season usually peaks around february or early march -- but it is still spreading in parts of the u-s. experts expect it to peak in march -- but say it could linger throughout april. unlike last year, this year's flu vaccine is a good match for the current flu viruses ---- nearly 59 percent effective. and you do still have time to get vaccinated. former toronto mayor rob ford has died after 18 months of treatment for a rare form of ford served as a a decade before being elected mayor in 2010. but his term was plagued by scandal after a video surfaced showing what appeared to be ford smoking crack cocaine. after that, ford remained mayor for the rest of his term. he was 46-years old. judge judy---take a there's a new t-v courtroom judge coming to town... the former vic

south carolina. hasn't happened in charleston, south carolina, hasn't happened in myrtle beach. i've also talked to the panthers organization and panthers stadium and charlotte molt or motor speedway have similar precautions. >>> state representative dan bishop backing thes the idea. >> we have to get it down before april 1st. >> steve crump reporting. here is another part of the timing april 1st the ordinance goes in effect but the state session until april 25th. the question on many minds is what happens during those 24 days. go to wbtv.com for more of our coverage of the non-discrimination ordinance, you will hear from both sides of the argument. >>> the annual st. patrick's day parade in charlotte goes green festival ises today. this is video from years past. little sunnier than today. fun gets started at 10:00, runs until 6:00 tonight, paradee itself if you want to go uptown for that, steps off at 11:00 this morning, starts on north tryon street. always fun to be uptown during the parade. doesn't matter, just fun to be there. >> lyndsay: everything lit up green, duke buildi

south carolina. it hasn't happened in charleston, south carolina. >> if they're concerned for the dignity and safety and well being of women and children and other citizens that will either live in or visit the city of charlotte, they ought to be concerned and understand that this is a very, very important issue. >> reporter: the legislature is expected to convene for this special session this morning at 10:00. stefan? >> emma, there is some concern that today's special session could be about more than just a bathroom issue, right? >> reporter: yeah there is. governor mccrory sent out a letter yesterday saying that he expects that what's discussed in today's special session is only going to be aboutle bathroom issue. he says anything else, they should just hold it and wait for a regular session. i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> on top of the story for us. thank you so much. >>> stale ahead? what's going on because we're in disbelief. >> four lives lost. freshmen women all killed in a tragic trash. >>> on the road to the sweet 16. the blue devils already in california. you can join the send-of