the latest on the chris lawing murder trial. shuts down part of a heavily traveled raleigh road. >>> we kick off the work week with unseasonably warm weather but how long will that last? happy monday, everyone, thank you for joining us. i'm renee chou. >> i'm bill leslie. good morning, everybody. we begin with breaking news out of western piedmont in cleveland county west of charlotte where a couple died after a crash in a house explosion. it happened around 10:30last night, at least two people killed, fire crews are on the scene cleaning up debris and making sure the gas is turned >>> two decades after a shaw university student is murder,a jury could start deliberating killing her. >> investigators charged chris lawing with killing lacoy mcqueen.

. >> investigators charged chris lawing with killing lacoy mcqueen. outside the wake county justice center with a look at what jurors must consider. >> reporter: the defense announced it would not put up any witnesses leaving jurors to decide based on witness testimony and eight -- new dna evidence. jurors heard from friends of lacoy mcqueen who now even 20 years later break down when testifying. they testified that she was pregnant and her boyfriend, chris lawing, and nc state student at the time wanted her to have an abortion. mrs. told jurors the couples had argued and when lacoy mcqueen went to meet him at the belltower, she disappeared. her remains were later found in vance county. police arrested lawing in 1997 by lack of evidence forced them to dismiss the charges. jurors last week heard about new dna tests not available insist now link him to the murder. but the defense suggested the lead investigator was an overzealous cop who neglected looking at any other suspects. again, we expect closing arguments to start sometime this morning and the ju

. >>> let's get back to the guilty verdict of chris lawing in the murder of a shaw university student. amanda lamb has been following the case and joins us now with the verdict. >> reporter: the latest is just a few minutes ago, chris lawing was sentenced to life in prison, the mandatory sentence and, when he was sentenced, they said, "do you have anything to say?" he stood up and said, "i didn't do this." you could hear a pin drop in that courtroom when he said that. now, he had no reaction, no visible reaction when they were at the guilty verdict a little while before that. emily and friends of the victim, lacoy mcqueen, were very emotional, however in the court room. they say they have been waiting for this for 20 years. >> lacoy was my friend, she was my best friend, and her life matters. and her death, her murder, changed my whole life. >> reporter: now, just a few minutes ago in the hallway i got a chance to speak with john montgomery, he is the only sibling of lacoy mcqueen and he has been here for the entire trial. after this verdict was read, but he did say it's a victory not

. >>> the state rested in the chris lawing murder trial. a geologist was the final wit called to testify. hannah testified about a bebel found in lawing's boot. he is charged with killing his pregnant girlfriend in 1996. initially arrested in 197 but released because of a lack of evidence. new testing unable in the 90s linked lawing to the crime and he was arrested again. >> i concluded that the rocks in the shoe were origns we ve the. eebo s oujuea tee who fo osg argunts > s isbaing donaldtrumppeogr y ce te thfromfoer ti idysvoral stpos fo wh in es di with ump, the new jersey governor slammed marco rubio. rubio pounce #-d on trump during last night's debate and this morning called him quote a con artist. trump responded saying rubio is not presidential caliber. >>> black smoke pillowed prom charskwha e ca ames ng okfirs the es e e the fi vestign. h trc 0 se 5op e ho box trk a th vehiclflipchars e pendine iv obotrk. eca ns woplace ting w seed with prtifre nufore ti fstorar saying ted thooat lere14ot ju fit e dr fog ford, o d crcowas meanmat

several homes are still without power this morning. >>> chris lawing's murder trial resumes in raleigh today. lawing is accused of killing his pregnant women -- girlfriend, lacoy mcqueen. a friend recalls a heated argument shortly fore lacoy mcqueen disappeared. watch the trial live on www.wral.com starting at 9:30. >>> the wind is an issue this morning. elizabeth, when will it die down? >> alters morning, once again past lunchtime, it should lighten up a little bit. we may see winds, 20 to 25 sustained, testing 30 to 35. that may knock down a few limbs or small trees. our skycam looking nice d sunny. all of the school buses out there trying to get everybody temperatures in the low to mid 40s. not terribly cold. tomorrow morning will be noticeably colder. high of 56 this afternoon with sunshine. we start tomorrow morning at 32 bill? >>> raleigh native and country >>> wind gusts will only hamper efforts today to cleanup and repair damage from a powerful storm system. >> there are reports of six tornadoes though they have not yet been confirmed. one of the hardest hit areas was granville

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chris lawing, a nc state released for lack of evidence. investigators found new evidence and rearrested him in 2014. lawing was upset mc queen was upset and wanted her to have an abortion, they planned to meet the day she disappeared. >>> a search crew found the wreckage of a plane that crashed in nepaul. the searchers say all 23 aboard died. the twin outer plane lost contact after take off. it was supposed to been an 18 minute flight for a starter point for truckers. officials say the plane was flying in poor visibility over terrain when it disappeared from radar. >>> a big win in nevada for donald trump, he claimed his third commanding victory in the race for the presidential nomination. it was a tight race for second place between marco rubio and ted cruz. the victories now under his belt in the west, south and the northeast, trump was more tealing a crowd at a vegas casino, it's going to been amazing 2 months. on the democratic side, hilary clinton and bernie sanders participated in a town hall event in columbia ahead of the saturday.

tisha: a wake county judge sentences chris lawing. lacoy mcqueen was pregnant with his baby when she was killed. the family wept openly after he was found guilty. >> i did yell and scream -- you shot the dog, dog and steve: a dog -- you shot my dog. you shot my dog. steve: a dog's shot. there is an internal investigation into what happened to a german shepherd named astro. that astro will pull through. the sheriff's office is looking into the shooting. cameron called 911 6:00 saturday night. a man who saw that her houses for sale showed up unannounced saying he had cash and wanted to see inside. she felt uncomfortable. the dog chased them back to the car and she called for help. deputy say, when they got there, no one was in the driveway. because of the nature of the call, the officer went to the door with his hand on his gun. to protect himself, he shot the dog, hitting him right in the eyes. cameron says that the dog never tisha: two students recovering after being shot by a classmate in southwestern ohio. the student pulled out a g

. >>> the state has rested its case in the chris lawing trial. he is charged with killing his then girlfriend back in 1996. he was originally charged in the case but the charges were dropped because of lack of evidence. led to renewed charges. today, the defense tried to portray grodie as an overzealous cop who pursued lawing, instead of pursuing other leads. >> in fact, you ambushed him as he left his class? >> there was no ambush. >>> a goldsboro woman is in jail accused of selling drugs to airmen. roberta mcclure delivered the drug while making food deliveries to the base. she is charged with a variety of drug-related offenses and is being held on a $500,000 secure bond. >>> and we have more information on a crash that tied up 540 and sent two people to the hospital. the driver of a box truck hit a the van flipped over. both drivers were ejected. >>> state lawmakers are considering whether they want a special legislative session that would address this week's charlotte city council vote involving trans gender people and public accommodations.

. >>> testimony resumes in the trial of chris lawing, accused in the murder of shaw university student, lacoy mcqueen. a former into state poce officer says he was suspicious of lawing. >>> an effort to control medical cost is the focus of a >>> healthcare providers are once again asking state lawmakers to limit how insurance companies restrict the use of expensive drugs to save money. >> those providers will testify in front of a house committee this afternoon in a debate over so-called step therapy. step therapy, sometimes called fail first, is one way insurance companies control drug costs. they require patients to start with cheaper drugs even if the doctor prescribes something else. they want to improve more expensive drugs until cheaper ones have been proven not to work. today, four rth carolina health providers will testify against the policy. they said causes problems for patients with severe chronic illness by delaying treatment. >>> the u.s. senate race in north carolina is hitting the airwaves. senator richard burr began airing his first tv ad of the so far it is airing only

spreading in the >>> chris lawing's murder trial resumes in raleigh today. prosecutors say he killed his pregnant girlfriend, lacoy mcqueen, in 1996. prosecutors say he told several stores about what happened. lawing was arrested 20 years evidence. he was arrested in 2014 after investigators say scientific tests connected him to the murder. >>> rocky mount police say five men are responsible for a series of drive-by shootings. two of them wounded children. four of the suspects are in custody. police say they are all involved in gangs. they range from 18 to 23 years old. investigators say they are connected to shootings on february 6, 17th and 18th. a 13-year-old girl was struck by a bullet while sleeping in her bed on the 18th. the day before that a 12-year- old boy was shot walking down the street. both children are recovering from nonlife threatening injuries. a fifth suspect is still on the run. laquan allen is wanted for his possible involvement in the shooting on the 18th. >>> one person is in custody in connection with a bank robbery in apex. it happene

wral's amanda lamb is covering the trial of boyfriend chris lawing accused in her murder. what prompted the suspicion? >> several things, lynda. i merrily, her friends told them she went to meet lawing to talk about her pregnancy than i before she disappeared. this comes as investigators honed in on him right away. the time. they searched his dorm room and found what they believed to be because they had not found her body, they got a blood sample from her mother, claudia smith, and compared it to the blood found in the dorm room to see if the dna match the victims. >> are you aware that the results came back matching the child of claudia smith to the dna that was in that room? >> yes. >> thank you. >> the victims remains were disappearance in a wooded area off of the highway 30 miles from raleigh. coming up at 5:00, we'll tell you how the remains were discovered and how investigators were eventually able to connect them to the case. lynda? >> amanda lamb in the newsroom, thank you. >>> chinese stocks plummeted one day after international finance leaders met in the china is

chris lawing who was a student at nc state at the time was arrested , then release, then rearrested. that queen was pregnant and wanted her to have an abortion. the two had planned to meet that day. >>> breaking news, research group found the plane that crashed in bad weather in nepal. all 23 aboard died. between autoplay lost contact shortly after takeoff from the resort town of kaikoura. it was supposed to be an 18 minute flight for trekkers going into mountainous areas. the plane was flying in poor visibility over mountainous terrain when it disappeared from radar. >>> 7:09. another big win for donald trump. >> voters in nevada take trump to be a nominee. there is still a tight race for number two. >>> plus, the stand that the on calls to boycott the beyonce >>> certainly a big win in nevada for donald trump claiming the third straight commanding victory in the race for the republican presidential nomination. it was a tie for second place between marco rubio and d cruz. the victories are now under his belt in the south and north east, trump was more confident last night telling a

2 decades, chris lawing went about his life out of the public eye but investigators suspected him of killing his pregnant girlfriend. they arrested him once and let him go for lack of evidence. in 2014 they got a break. new evidence, they say a pebble in his shoe matches the soil from where the body of lacoy mcqueen was found off u.s.-1 near cattrall in 1997. friends testified that lawing was controlling of his girlfriend and believe the baby she was carrying would ruin his life. he was encouraging her to have an abortion. but, friends say they would help talk her out of it. >> we were so close. so, we had came up with a plan, and, this was our baby. we were still all going to finish school, and she was going to finish school. she was still going to become a doctor, we were going to move off of campus and help her take care of this baby. that was our baby., prosecutors say her friends never got a chance to help raise that child as she was killed while she was still pregnant. about the day she disappeared. >> 20 years is a long time. what are the obstacles in bringing a case against s

chris lawing is in jail over the death of his girlfriend, lacoy mcqueen. attorneys did not present any witnesses in his defense. >>> new overnight, a crash in raleigh shut down part of new hope road. an suv knocked out a utility pole crashing into a yard. there are no serious injuries. duke energy crews worked to replace the pole. n. new hope road. is now back open. >>> star weekend warmth whirls into today. let's get a check on whether with elizabeth. >> so pretty, warmer than this out in the 30s. take a look at the fayetteville skycam, looks beautiful with sunshine. we will see sunshine for today and tomorrow. can we change gears to water in cooler temperatures wednesday to the end of the week and really into the weekend. take a look at the temperatures this morning, nice and miles. 48 in rocky mount and intrinsics. 49 in fayetteville, 50 degrees in southfield. r ghth afternoon near 70. same story again tomorrow. wednesday, 56 and chance of showers. >>> 7:27. we have an accident on u.s.-1 northbound before walnut street. the right wing is blocked in thei

. >>> chris lawing's murder trial resumes in raleigh today. lawing is accused of killing his pregnant women -- girlfriend, lacoy mcqueen. a friend recalls a heated argument shortly before lacoy mcqueen disappeared. watch the trial live on www.wral.com starting at 9:30. >>> the wind is an issue this morning. elizabeth, when will it die down? >> alters morning, once again past lunchtime, it should lighten up a little bit. we may see winds, 20 to 25 sustained, testing 30 to 35. that may knock down a few limbs or small trees. our skycam looking nice and all of the school buses out there trying to get everybody to school this morning. temperatures in the low to mid 40s. not terribly cold. tomorrow morning will be noticeably colder. high of 56 this afternoon with sunshine. we start tomorrow morning at 32 interstate school through saturday. bill? >>> raleigh native >>> in addition to the like button, facebook has now added buttons for love, wow, ha ha, sad, and angry. in other words, facebook copied the emotional journey of any adele album. >> i guess

chris land ow. he is a former law clerk for justice scalia. excuse me. chris, first of all, i'd like to get, if i could, your personal recollections of justice scalia, the man, the legal scholar, and the educator. >> he was astonishing on all those fronts. i mean he is one of those people, i think, that comes along once in a generation, if that. and i think those of us who were fortunate enough to clerk for him feel so blessed. he was someone for whom we all had total respect and confidence and just had the chance to talk about these cases with him. he would like to go back to the chambers and really just have the clerks kinds of do a mock debate. and he would kind of referee and jump in and participate. and those kinds of experiences as a young went-something lawyer, it doesn't get any better than that. >> no doubt invaluable, chris. let me move on a little bit. of course as you know, justice scalia was appointed by president reagan in 1996. so the constitution of course is the law this land. considering, chris, that in the past 20 years the complexion o

and his writings speak for themselves but they were so powerful a that they often hit. >> chris landow, a former law clerk for justice antonin scalia. chris, thank you. >>> we will have more continuing coverage on the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia coming up. we will speak to a former law clerk and member of the bush administration who knew him as well. stay close. i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. only depend underwear has new confidence core technology for fast absorption and the smooth, comfortable fit of fit-flex™ protection. get a coupon at depend.com trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief ♪ he has a sharp wit. a winning smile. and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. >>> i don't line to the intent of the

already been in trouble with the law. chris: sheriff jerry demings says ortiz is wanted for attempted murder on a law enforcement officer. adding to his already violent aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. paul smalley: she' s obviously angry over what has happened and she' s hoping they catch him quickly before he hurts somebody else. chris: do you have a message for the 15-year-old? paul smalley: turn yourself in and take responsibility for your actions. chris: that is exactly what deputies hope ortiz will do. here at the orange county sheriff' s office, we have been checking with investigators all night, but there are no major leads to react if you know where he is, call crime line at 1-800-423-tips. chris hush, wesh 2 news. jim: we want to give you some perspective on the young suspect' s lengthy criminal history. although jancarlos ortiz is just 15-years-old, he' s built a lengthy rap sheet. he has seven charges in orange county alone in the past few months. ortiz was busted for burglary last september. less th

((kanda beltsos, chris's sister-in- law))him starting christmas up here...all the families around coming that didn't have anywhere to go because they didn't have christmas with their families that night. everybody would come up here and he would buy gifts for like all the kids not knowing who was going to be here or who wasn't gonna be here. a man who brought so much of the magic to this magical place...that'll never be quite the same.there's a huge hole in our heart. the family has promised to pass along funeral arrangements as soon as they're finalized. when we have that we'll pass it to you. in price hill julie o'neill 9 on your side. if you're headed to tonight's blake shelton concert -- or *any* event at the u-s bank arena... arrive early.that's because you'll encounter new security measures.fans are filing in for tonight's concert right now -- --nine on your side's ashley zilka is live with the changes. doors are now open here at the u.s. bank arena. concertgoers will now have to walk through metal detectors to get inside. arena officials say the new measures are in live with other

and his writings speak for themselves but they were so powerful a that they often hit. >> chris landow, a former lawlerk for justice antonin scalia. chris, thank you. >>> we will have more continuing coverage on the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia coming up. we will speak to a former law clerk and member of the bush administration who knew him as well. stay close. [ music ] defiance is in our bones. citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. >>> i don't line to the intent of the framers. i don't care if they had some secret intent. once again i look to the words of the constitution. but i ask what did those words mean to the society that adopted

the discussion of electronic privacy law like the law chris mentions provide a very useful tool to have that this discussion. if you don't think all writs act is the proper tool, if people have concerns the fact, yes, there are broader ways to access this information, so creating this tool for even cyber criminals, which is, one impenetrable tool in a tool of accessible information, we think that debate should be, should be joined by congress and that legislation would provide ample opportunity of that discussion. >> based on what you know of the case and your expertise, do you believe investigators made a mistake telling san bernardino county to reset the apple i.d. password on a phone in a way that precluded another attempt at backing up that data on the cloud that would have been available? did they make a mistake? >> guest: i'm far removed from every detail how apple conducts backups. i still can't get rid of that u2 album off my itunes. there is fact all dispute between fbi and apple how that exactly played out. it is a separate question from the one presented here. should apple co

up next on american history tv, brooklyn law school professor chris beauchamp talks about his new book "invented by law: alexander graham bell and the patent that changed america ." he argues that the reason bell is remembered as the inventor of the telephone is because his lawyers. although others contributed to his invention, bell won out because of america capozzi patent laws. -- america's patent laws. >> thank you for coming to tonight's program. can you hear me? now? tonight. for coming out of courtesy to the speaker, please turn off your electronic devices, he gets even though we are talking about telephones, we do not actually to hear them during the program. [laughter] >> like this? ok. thank you. the 1800s were a time of rough and ready idealism in the united states. washe federal era transformed into a template for what we know now. it was a time in which are learning to cope with the , steel andught steam electricity and laid the foundations for the 20th century. it was a time when customs were argued over and formalized into laws. among the types of folk heroes generated du

investigate reporter chris horne has found that some cities aren't using a law that lets them recover those costs fom the offender and not from the the law applies when the city services are needed above and beyond a typical dui traffic stop by police. examples would be an ambulance or ems, a tow truck, or a repair crew if the driver has damaged city property. how much money are we talking about? the state says in the dui cases that qualify, cities can collect up to a thousand dollars per incident based on their actual expenses. without the law, those expenses have to be covered with taxpayer dollars. so who's using it and who isn't? we found some cities in the metro are making the law work... some have it but don't really pursue it... and others don't have it on coming up at 6, see which cities are using the law investigation failing to fine. chris horne 10 on your side a tennessee sheriff's where the bullets that flew through a sleeping baby's crib came from. sarina manifold / mother "we heard like a popping sound like 5 and then we heard a sound that didn't register to either one o

chris: this woman's father-in-law was buried in arlington nine months ago and still has no headstone. all that marks his grave is a piece of wood. he wanted his widow's name etched below his, but the cemetery does not allow it. nearbyd eight gravesites were the surviving widow's name is on the stone. some were placed in 2014, the year that peak died. >> it's not about the business, it's about having to go back to the family and saying we cannot do this or that. >> it's extremely frustrating there are people who have what we want and we cannot get it. 2010, the cemetery came under new leadership after a series of embarrassing failures. six years later, 7 on your side has learned they are still having issues. the cemetery deputy superintendent. >> it arlington national cemetery. we work diligently to address the challenges. chris: challenges like the backlog. documents show that in late 2012 the cemetery had a burial backlog of 500. today it has nearly tripled, nearly 1300. as far as the request, cemetery policy is clear -- spouse's names are not allowed on the stones until they die. ju

chris as a large law enforcement : presence surrounded the neighborhood into the night, most are left in disbelief. >> i feel bad about it. i' that they were killed or anything like that. and i feel sorry for whoever did it. >> although investigators and detectives have left the scene, back live at the thing, you can see the crime tape is still surrounding the home there. the names of the victims are not being released tonight as they are still trying to notify family members of what happened here. again, investigators are still turned to figure out if there is a suspect that they are looking for or suspects, we have cornsilk and a to update you on wesh 2 news sunrise. live in orange county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. meredith: now to some breaking news. a scary scene at orlando international airport after an airplane' s engine catches fire. airport officials say the flames began to appear as the plane was starting up. the blaze was quickly put out. the flight was heading to tallahassee. all 9 passengers and 3 crew members were not hurt. it' s not clear what caused the fire. jim: we' re

chris was there an so was brother-in-law kanye. >> everybody's great, going million miles an hour and the baby's getting bigger by t day and it's so much fun to watch him grow up. >> did kanye give you a good advice in launching the line? >> he didn't us any advice, i don't think we wanted any other opinions other than ours. love mirandkur's style. >> what do we do? >> i don't know. >> let's get them. >> after theparty, kendall, kiley and haley snap c from that hotel room. piece of the will election, it will set you back anywhere from about $70 $300. >> you've got your amazing designing collection, what would you say your have been total is? >> businesswoman. >> minimogul. >> " learned that minichris along with her sister kendall will also be the zoolander premier tonight. "e.t" has teamed up with samsung to give one lucky a chance to be a correspondent on the red carpet. wh are you most excited to see? >> will ferrell. >> before we go back to you, nancy andkevin, let's give them something from blue steele. >>> the romantic valentine's da >> i will up with something spectacular. >>> n

stephanie: detective chris olsen has been in law enforcement for 9 years but has never seen an animal cruelty case this bad. he says a rockingham road landlord called londonderry police around 9:30 monday night saying her tenants 36-year-old jada demas and 30-year-old jennifer moscardini had abandoned their apartment and left their 2 to 3-year-old shih tzu behind. officers entered the apartment and say they were greeted by a horrible smell. they found fleas, filth, and a barely recognizable dog bumping into walls and trying to eat small objects on the floor. >> the fur on the dog' s feet and paw area, was actually lifted up and pulled in to its claws and wrapped around, so that it t even walk on its claws, . stephanie the dog was rushed to : southern new hampshire veterinary hospital where it was diagnosed with several conditions including an ulcerated and infected skin mass caps, and a lame hind leg. olsen says vets say that the dog scratched its eyes and had severe ear infections, causing it to go blind and deaf. he says it could have been alone for -- >> it' s unknown, but it' s de

reporter: law committee chairman chris smitherman says this goes beyond the cyber security issue. pointing to the cell phone video showing gaston reaching towards his waistband. and the picture of the gun that turned out to be fake, but appeared realistic. a shoot or don' t-shoot instance police train for. >> reasonable citizens out there understand that our officers need to respond with a sense of force to make sure that they go home safe. reporter: we' re told officers are elevating their sense of awareness in light of the hacking. and that they recognize the intent is to rile them up and create division. >> i don' t want to make too much of what this is because that' s their goal. it' s just like terrorism. reporter: police were advised last year, in the wake of potential targeting of law enforcement and government workers by isis, to be cautious about social networking. >> if they' that chance, then that' s up to you know, you' re subjecting your children and everyone else to this. reporter: a week from today there is going to be in the law committee, a review of overall city

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law. i'm chris chmura. we'll add up the costs in a special report. tonight at 10. >>> chris, thank you. a mixed end the dow is down under 100. the nasdaq up. split numbers. according to the retail federation 15% of adults will give candy this valentine's day. >> that's a great idea. so why not buy chocolates from the experts. and we go to lilac chokeit lates they have been making treats for 100 years. >> almond bark to squares, new york city's oldest chocolate make ser sticking with the classics. >> one of the things we do, we 1920s. immigrant. he ca imto new york in the '20s and opened up a shop. this is where he experimented and created his recipes, we keep those and these are the favorites. >> look the predecessors the fourth generation owners are committed to not just the recipes but old world charm and even suppliers. >> we die our raw chocolate and used the same supplier. and it has not been any change in the formulation. the master chocolateier joined 30 years ago and a coowner. >> i love it. i eat it every day, he echos the tradition in his work making the chocolates by hand. us

law. i'm chris chmura. coming up >>> how about this a suspected shoplifter collapsed and tide walking from a walmart. how it happened and what they are saying about it. imagine the perks and points can you get with 20 credit cards. that may not be for everyone but it can be done. how to do it without racking up debt. that's tonight. >> yuck, chris. >>> from tragedy to triumph. monica quimby has overcome a lot. her will to succeed is what is right with tampa bay. >> i love being on the team. it is a camaraderie. >> monica is thrilled to be on the women's hockey team. this well be at the weather pair >> there is nothing like putting on your jersey with your name on it and number and being with your friends t is incredible. >> monica was on the university of new hampshire's women's ski club team when she was injured. she was 19 at the time. >> it was a bad fall. i had a bad fall and it just. i was paralyzed. >> depression set in. >> it was a hard time especially the first two years it was hard. >> she is a natural athlete and went back to playing sports. it helped her night depression and she

law. i'm chris chmura. the costs in a special report. in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, school choice could be broadening even more in the >>> school choice could be broadening more. and they are making its way through the house and allow parents to send students to any public school if there is space. and it will place a burden on some districts. a lawmaker said his idea is successful here in the bay area. possibilities. schools. parents to have their pick of them. , we have great schools that are not at capacity and kids can get a world-class education. >> the palm harbor lawmaker is backing a bill to let a parent send their child to any school that is not at capacity. >> it is a tool in the toolbox. >> it is in place in pasco and hillsborough and pinellas counties. >> we have a lot of partnerships. we see ourselves as a region and so in order to do

law. s i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there's limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, i tried warfarin, but the blood testing and dietary restrictions... don't get me started on that. i didn't have to. we started on xarelto . safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicines. xarelto can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. get help

chris looks at this unusual case in the law. >> the big luxurious home in the wetlands. the neighborhood of big luxurious homes and wetlands. they're bound to have more inspections that a typical residence but seven times the average? >> it's been very troubling we have to go through 68 inspections. >> since that interview, byron wondered says the have been now there are more than 70. his wife bought a lot in the spring of 20's 14 but then the complaint started piling up. the city says half of them were anonymous but that did not matter. by law, the city must send out an inspector to check. >> when the norm is 10 respect and's and they get 68 and not one resulted in a stop work order, something is wrong. >> because of the complaints, the ended up before the chesapeake bay preservation area board. >> why's that offense 30 feet from the improvements in the most sensitive area of the property? >> the board members grilled them about their placement of silk thence and construction debris. and the amount of turf on the property. other complaints questioned the height of the h

chris hicks today... making a positive change in law enforcement community relations. from here on out... he report on officer involved shootings that details his reasoning... behind a justifiable homicide ruling. "it is easy to reach a conclusion that might not be accurate, if you are misinformed, and that is the importance of this report. anybody can read it and i am confident that once you do, just about anybody would reach the same conclusion that i did." this first report is extremely detailed. in addition to pages of testimony from those involved... it has pictures of the suspect's. his holster... and dashcam stills... of him drawing on officers. "i leave it up to the public to review it or not. i would hope that they would because it is knowledgeable and it give accurate information as to what is going on and what happened at this particular case. i don't want everyone just to accept my word as fact, take a look at it yourself. and i am confident that people will have agreements in the decision making and the reporting process." in washoe county... colin lygren... kolo 8 news now.

bob chris was there and so was brother-in-law kanye. >> how are kim and kanye? >> everybody's great. going a million miles an hour and the baby's getting bigger by the and it's so much fun to watch him grow up. >> did kanye give you any good advice in launching the line? >> he is so creative, but we didn't want anybody else's advice other than ours. >> i love miranda kerr's style. >> what do we do? >> i don't know. >> let's get them. >> after the party, kendall, kiley and haley snap chatted from that hotel room. kiley still in her jump suit if you're looking own a piece you back anywhere from about $70 to $300. >> you've got your amazing designing collection, what would you say your have been total is? >> businesswoman. >> mini mogul. >> "e.t" has learned that mini chris along with her sis kendall will also be at the zoo lander 2 premier tonight with their mom. "e.t" has teamed up with samsung to give one lucky zoolander fan a place on the red carpet. bl joining me. blake, who are you most excited to see? >> will ferrell. >> before we go back to you, nancy and k