christopher manning said he was hit in the head. when we went to the d.a.'s office and saw the pictures there was no bruises, no scars. christopher manning took pictures right afterwards. there was no signs of a struggle. but dontre brown skinned, my complexion, he had 12 bruises on his body. and they say self defense. christopher manning was fired by his chief for breaking dontre's civil rights on the approach and for illegal patdown. it was a policy issue. he was not indicted on a local level. he was not indicted on a state level. he was not indicted on a federal level. i waited 22 months to get closure and go forward. hillary clinton came to milwaukee to talk with the college students at uwm. i had the opportunity, me and my next oldest son, to speak with her an give her our concerns. i broke down on her shoulder. i owe her a cleaning bill. [ laughter ] but she allowed it. at first i was kind of embarrassed. but then, she told me i'm a mother and a grandmother. and i feel your pain. her and her staffers have been contacting me and my family to see how i w

it was burke who beat up on that man, as you saw in that video of that man christopher lobe darlene while that man was handcuffed in a prison lockup while being questioned. burke is supposed to arrive here in federal court later this morning, darlene >> back to you. kat, thank you very much. >>> crews are work to go repair a sinkhole that trapped a public of works truck in an emergency. a crew was checking on a sewer line break on woodside avenue in midland park when the road collapsed. the crew got out of the truck safely but sewage poured out into the street. the sinkhole is 20 feet long and 30 feet wide. fortunately traffic was not affected because it's a dead end street. >>> a limited state of emergency. workers to help restore power to thousands of people. they cleared trees from road and streets are still closed. not much left of the car set on fire by downed power lines in massapequa. across our area, cars and homes were damaged. yesterday we told you about wind likely ripped the panel from the side of a verizon building at broadway. that was wednesday night. debris landed on parke

police also looking for a man in this picture, christopher sloan. neither man being called a suspect at this point. >>> the new hampshire primary is tuesday. >> republicans will meet this weekend, the democratic debate was last night. things got really eated. >> the republicans want to repeal the affordable care act. i wann to build on it, get the drug costs down. senator sanders wants us to start all over again. >> i am on the committee. that committee wrote the affordable care act. the idea that i would dismantle health care in america while we're waiting to pass a accurate. >> new cnn poll has sanders beating clinton in new hampshire. he's led every new hampshire poll for more than a month now. >>> there's no debate that % denver is united in orange for the run to the super bowl. we're bringing a panthers fan onto the set later this morning. vo: you get used to pet you think it smells fine, smell this... el noseblind to for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. female passenger: wow. smells good in here. can breathe happy. my opioid pain m

the man- christopher thorpe- told officers he was shot as a car passed by. officers say they once they located thorpe's vehicle, they found a handgun and a small amount of marijuana inside. officers believe the gunshot wound was self- inflicted. he's now facing multiple charges including filing a false report. the richland county fire marshal is now investigating to find out what caused an overnight apartment fire. it started around 2:15 this morning on menlo drive at the briargate condominium that's off broad river road. columbia fire crews say one person had to be still to come on the news at noon... construction and renovation at the main richland county library...is nearly finished. getting a look inside the library's new look. plus, veterans dealing with p-t-s-d in a new way that has them using a centuries-old tradition. that's coming up. break one over the past several years, you've likely noticed county library on assembly street. and there's good news -- the first part of those renovations are almost complete. our michal higdon got an exclusive sneak

and this man christopher laugle... take a listen to how police interacted with laugle after they asked if the gun on the table inside the home was real or fake. it's a fake gun you guys. shown here.. the officer then grabs laugle's arm. don't put it in my face. that's the other officer talking... referring to "it"... as the fake gun. a struggle then follows. vince demasi: "it's a totally different situation than the police officers from cincinnati." not according to the group claiming to be "anonymous". they believed the cincinnati police handled the incident with paul gaston and christopher laugle. vince demasi: "we were never contacted." in fact... mt. healthy connection had been made... until we brought it to his attention. vince demasi: " to endanger their families and to endanger them in such a manner to me is callous and irresponsible." shawn lanier: "the group's message about a double-standard actually showed up two days after this headline in the new york daily news... which leads demasi to wonder if that's whe

. >> reporter: jordan christopher is a man who doesn't know his actual birthday. >> i think about this every day. >> reporter: jordan was abandoned on the seventh floor of the sedgwick houses in the bronx when he was roughly five months old. 45 years later, he's on a mission to find his mother and find out why she left him. >> i woke up, it was like 7:00 in the morning, i woke up and posted a video, tired of carrying it along with me. >> reporter: he posted a video on facebook, sharing his frustration. >> i always grew up knowing i was abandoned. >> reporter: he originally intended for a couple of friends to see it. is it hard to see something so personal online? >> i've been contemplating it for years. >> reporter: he has had a good life after being adopted by a loving couple. >> there's something about knowing where you came from. >> reporter: a search for family now aided by thousands of of strangers. >> it made me realize how many this like myself. >> reporter: he may have been abandoned at the start. but these days jordan christopher is far from alone. gus rosendale. >> his facebo

. >>> an alert from the fayetteville police department officers looking for this man christopher davis in connection with a shooting. detectives say he wounded a person after firing into a home on monday. >>> in pennsylvania a courting hearing in the case against bill cosby. the he be tabler is charged with three felony counts of ago evaluate assault. the criminal cases comes after dozens of other women accused him of sexual misconduct. former district attorney is expected to testify at the hearing about accusations that he made a deal with cosby not to prosecute ten years ago. >> it doesn't get any better than having the district attorney at the time say i made this deal and it should be honored. >> in the meantime cosby's attorneys trying to get the case thrown out of court. countries taking steps to probing their citizens from the zika virus. the disease has been declared a world health emergency. now, the u.s. military is going to evacuate any military families in the hot zones from brazil throughout latin america. officials handing out tens of thousands of condemns as part of a pu

another man, christopher cabbler, already pleaded guilty for his role in the murders. mark lucas is the latest candidate to join the race for roanoke city council. the business owner ran for mayor four years ago as a republican. this time he is seeking a seat on city council as an independent. in a new release this afternoon, lucas said he wants to be a different kind of public servant who brings people together. and he said his business experience is perfectly-suited to the challenges the city faces. botetourt county continues to look for ways to promote business and investment within its borders. today the board of economic development authority met to discuss how to do it. wdbj-7's shayne dwyer was at the meeting this afternoon and joins us now. chris botetourt county is quickly growing into a place where people are bringing money, and leaders want that to continue. in that meeting today members discussed how to better utilize the authority to promote growth in the area. the board of supervisors would like to expand the authority's role and named economic developmen

the charges accuse b ke of beating and abusing a man named christopher lobe in december. he had been arrested after stealing a duffel bag from in front of burke's home. charms allege burke had gotten nearly a dozen officers and detectives involved in the cover-up of the alleged crime. the fbi, michael, continues to look into possible misconduct within the suffolk county police department. also, the suffolk county district attorney's office, meanwhile burke could face up to five years in prison. back to you, michael. >> kat, thank you. >> right now investigators are searching the home of a -- a shootiof spree in kansas. the name of the shooter, cedric larry ford. he shot and kilf.d three people at the plant where he worked in south central kansas. they say ford also shot three people while en route to the facility. >> didn't matter who it was. he had no specific target. he just shooting an yo in his way. >> everybody said that there was gunshots, a shooter. we kept hearing pop, pop. >> the first responding officer shot and killed ford at his workplace. investigators say th

they arrested this man, christopher africa. police say last friday africa hit and killed a bicyclist near winchester boulevard in west san jose. he ditched the car a red honda near the scene. after an extensive investigation, police arrested africa yesterday. at his home in san jose. >>> $5 million, the judge set the bail today for the man accused in the double homicide at the twin peaks lookout spot in san francisco. richard contreras pleaded not guilty in court and prosecutors expressed concern that he might try to flee. he's accused of shooting and killing 21-year-old julio perrazza and 19-year-old rene mora on sunday morning. an 18-year-old man was wounded. police believe contreras carjacked a couple to get away. he was arrested in richmond. he's due back in court on march 1. >>> two months after the terror attack in san bernardino, the fbi still on the case. today the feds were in the city of corona, about 30 miles away. agents spent four hours searching the home of the brother of one of the attackers. sayd farouk. the fbi

christopher manning said he was hit in the head. when we went to the das office and saw the pictures, there was no bruises, no scars. he took pictures right afterward. there were no signs of a truggle. but he, brown skin, he had 12 bruises on his body. and they say self-defense. hristopher manning was fired by his chief for breaking his civil rights and for illegal patdown. there was a policy. he was not indicted on a local level. he was not indicted on a state level. he was not indicted on a federal level. i waited 22 months to get losure and go forward. hillary clinton came to milwaukee to talk with the ollege students. i had the opportunity, me and my next oldest son to speak with her and i broke down on her shoulder. -- i owe her a cleaning ill. but she allowed it. at first i was kind of embarrassed, but then she told me i'm a mother and a grandmother. nd i feel your pain. her and her staffers have been contacting me and my family to see how i was doing, how everything was going with the ase. when it was final, they called me an

man.. shot and killed earlier this week. they say christopher downie was a wonderful young man who didn't deserve to die. 16:16:34:25 he was a good guy. he was calm. every time i needed help he helped me. butt to chris was a good guy. we just want justice. downie was shot and killed in his car tuesday night near desert inn and polaris after being confronted by two men. metro investigators are still looking for those suspects and a motive. some big developments today in the race for the white house. former presidential candidate and new jersey governor chris christie says he's now endorsing his one-time rival.. donald trump. christie: there's no question that this is the person who will go to washington dc and be able to absolutely turn the place around. we don't need any more washington insiders the billionaire was playing defense today over his decision not to release his tax returns. mitt romney raised the issue earlier this week.. and marco rubio used it during last night's debate in a blistering attack on trump. the democrats have their sigh

christopher watson is the man seen shooting the opener. watson pleaded guilty and is serving a life sentence. he has taken the stand in the last little bit couple of hours, watson taken the stand and he has given some of the most compelling and graphic testimony that we have heard. i will have much more coming up at 5:00 p.m. telling you more about exactly what christopher stand as he described the events that took place in december of 2012 and what he says is maurice robinson's role in all of this. david whisenant wbtv on your side. >> all right. 16 years passed since she disappeared and the case started on february 14th, 2000. she was nine years old when family members saw her asleep if her bedroom. 4:00 a.m. drivers saw her walking on highway 18. at 6:30 parents reported her missing. a year later her book-bag was found buried in burke county. a $25,000 reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest or conviction. >> turning to campaign 2016 the first southern primary will be this weekend for south carolina republicans. presid

it happened yesterday at the howard johnson hotel near west 44th avenue and tabor street. man here, christopher sloan. they say they just need to talk to him. >>> bizarre crime authorities in south metro want you to be on the lookout for five people who shoplifted and sprayed the >>> 5:14 now. days away. the democrats are feeling pressure. last night's debate started out of friendly, but that changed quickly, with hillary clinton and bernie sanders pulling no punches. >> really don't think these kinds of attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. and enough is enough. if you have something to say, say it. >> i mean, instead of arguing about -- >> you began it yesterday with your comments. >> a new cnn poll has sanders beating clinton in a 2-1 margin in new hampshire. that primary is tuessay. >>> time to talk about the weather. there's a lot going on this weekend and today. >> my goodness, it's fantastic, right? a little bit of snow early on this morning. unsettled in the sense of colder weather moving in sunday. but it's dry right here in denver outside our studio. some people are seeing a littl

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and a man who had his mind made up that he was going to get rid of this baby no matter how much he had to do to get it done. >> christopher is an innocent man. he did not kill her. her death is a terrible tragedy. but he didn't do it. john: -- gloria: he can be convicted of first or second degree murder or declared innocent. in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: happening now, three suspects arrested in shooting on capital boulevard on sunday make the first appearance today. two people were wounded in what they are calling a robbery. dangerous of mourners remembered the officer. she was killed during her first day on the job. barbara: the raleigh police department may be the latest in the area to consider wearing body cameras. the chief is expected to go before the city council members this afternoon about the benefits and concerns of using the cameras that are becoming more and more common across the nation. live at city hall, ed has the details. good afternoon. ed: good afternoon, barbara. until the chief speaks this afternoon, all that we know about what she plans to talk about is the outline i

officer.this man here...christopher laugle... is accused of pointing what looked like a real gun directly at the face of a mount healthy officer last month.police say that gun turned out to be fake. this morning his attorney says it was a misunderstanding.laugle was arraigned on two thousand dollars bond for a menacing charge. a man is recovering from serious injuries after police say he drove off the road and hit a power pole. pole.investigators say he was trying to beat traffic go get onto an on ramp to roosevelt boulevard from university in middletown last night.the impact of the crash left him trapped in the car.he had to be flown to the hospital by helicopter.police say they believe speed is most likely a the charges against an ohio man accused of stalking actress gwyneth paltrow have been dropped. the actress broke down in tears when she took the stand last week, saying letters from dante soiu scared her - but the jury says it wasn't stalking. he testified that he just wanted a pen pal, and didn't mean to hurt or harass pal

another man, christopher cabbler, already pleaded guilty for his role in the murders. rain this morning rain wednesday. flooding concerns increase by midweek. rain this morning followed by heavier rain wednesday. increase by midweek. rain this morning followed by heavier rain flooding concerns increase by midweek. rain this morning followed by heavier rain wednesday. flooding concerns increase by midweek. rain this morning followed by heavier rain wednesday. flooding concerns increase by midweek. rain this morning wednesday. >>> it is tuesday, february 23rd, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including a surprising look at millennial voters. why they don't like corporations or washington, but they're looking forward to the future. huh? first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> the three candidates here. >> all fighting for first place. but apparently only one has a realistic shot. >> just vote, just vote because people say i don't want to give you an excuse, what the hell is caucus? nobody knows what it means. >> how important

also in court today: today: this man here...christopher laugle... is accused of pointing what looked like a real gun directly at the face of a mount healthy officer. police say that gun turned out to be fake. he was arrested on adams road near perry street. a tri-state man arrested in a deadly shooting more than a year and a half ago will face a judge.police say this man... william smith... killed michael hopkins in july of 20-13 in the 900 block of delhi road in sedamsville. another person was also injured in the shooting. smith will enter a plea this morning on murder and assault charges. a happy end to the search for a pair of missing tri- state men this morning. breaking overnight. 83-year old james harrison and 77-year old roger roettele were both found safe.investigators say harrison drove away from his home in franklin... and roettele disappeared from his house in cincinnati.but again, they are both okay this morning. baseball fans: pitchers and catchers report!9 on your side's jordan burgess burgessis live at great american ball park. mother

and yesterday, a second man... 20-year-old christopher houston...also passed away in the hospital. a candle light vigil was held for houston last night. family members say he was only in the club to pick up a friend when the bullets started flying. they say he did not deserve to die. what he deserves, is justice: 3 in addition to tampa crimestoppers is offering a 3- thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest. 3 3 in pinellas county: a "tae kwon do" instructor accused of preying on students... is now facing an *additional charge. detectives say an eight-year old student of andrew kim's just came forward.... saying she was molested by him last year. this follows similiar allegations by two other students. investigators are concerned that there are more victims... and are asking anyone with information to contact them. kim worked as an instructor seminole. he was fired for unrelated reasons. 3 step closer to getting a publix in channelside. the city approved preliminary plans on tuesday, to build the supermarket near meridian and twiggs. mayor bob "the last missing pi

police believe they have a man responsible in this case. christopher mitchell is charged in the shooting of robert atwood. mitchell is charged with second-degree murder. anchor: a suspicious package at a police store -- at a store. several nearby businesses had to evacuate. police have not said what was in the box. anchor: more than 700 more people at the unemployment tonight. they knew it was coming but it doesn't make the date easier. why it had to happen and what one family said about tough times ahead. reporter: when jonathan logan got notice he was losing his job he said for so did for others. jonathan logan thought his years of experience and reputation as a hard worker would keep him in his job. >> i didn't expect it. >> he is one of 738 people the reduction in workload. >> that is part of our family. we wanted them to go out on their own terms. >> they gave us notice in the morning and put us back to work. they are thinking about the kids . how are we going to feed them? reporter: logan hasn't found a new job yet. stuff everywhere just to get s

another man, christopher cabbler, already pleaded guilty for his role in the murders. montgomery county has voted to stop paying its circuit court clerk. the decision follows some controversy after erica williams did not re-hire four clerks and another one quit. wdbj7's eamon o'meara was at last night's meeting, and has details on how the board made the decision. just after nine p-m monday, the montgomery county board of supervisors voted to stop giving erica williams a supplement to her salary of more than 20-thousand dollars. that's 4 i's and 3 nays. the vote was down the party line, 4 republicans to 3 democrats. (darrell sheppard, district e) i hate that this is a split issue. it's not my intent at all because i can assure you that there's a lot of democrats in district e that feel the same way. (chris tuck, district if you fire half your staff and then we have to get folks in, i'm not going to be voting for you to have a supplement, and any other constitutional officer. we have to pay them a certain amount but if we're going to pay them extra, we expect exrra. (sta

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christopher putzel is in minnesota. >> reporter: this man is responding to an urgent call. a somalian woman is in trouble. >> someone has been arrested. they tell me that they are falsely accused. >> reporter: he came as a college student and stayed to business. >> so when i moved here in late 2005. there wasn't somali. there was less than 50, 100 people lived here then. >> with a growing somali population, he has tone on a growing roll. more than 30,000 separated in minnesota. minneapolis is home to the largest somali clienty. the somali community accounts for 10% of the population, and more than 20" noted in the school. lately they noticed a change in mood. somali's have been coming here for a while. what is different. >> it's an anti-islamic and immigrant story issue of terrorism and i.s.i.s., and is playing a role into people being afraid. fearful of neighbours. fuelling the tensions is a trouble aring reality. for -- troubling reality. although that number is a tiny fraction of the population here, the somali community is feeling the backlash. >> somali is unfa lir pic

man at the mt. zion road branch. christopher turpin was arrested by deputies. they ran out before actually getting any cash. sheree: prosecutors say randall and charles cantrell knowingly bought stolen merchandise. investigators say the two bought household items. >> it has been a privilege to give voice to the liberty movement. i believe we have broadened the debate. mike: rand paul made it official today, suspending his bid for the white house after he finished fifth monday night with just 4.5% of the vote. the decision disappointing for his local supporters. reporter: the hope they had got a highly volatile uncertain political year. the initial fire that got started last year. the libertarian father gop and struck a chord. >> washington is horribly broken. reporter: unable to generate funds, they pull the plug. >> they got out of the gate well and faded toward the end. donald trump took away a lot of attention for a long time. reporter: officeholders fall by the wayside. paul had the momentum months ago when he was in politics. reporter: the records of repor

40 others taken to local hospitas.s >>> a pizza delivery man is glad to be back home after he was at a tacked and robbed over knight. christopher roberson told the man he wanted his pizzas, and chased him to rockwood and olney and robbed him. he then took his car and crashed it at 6th and fisher, and police arrested him there. the victim was not hurt. >>> we are seeinging the snow changing over to ice in some areas, and then to rain. temperatures will be warming up, and heavy rain is moving in tomorrow, and i will show you the timing on this and more of what to expect coming up. >>> look at all of the people in camel back resort. it is chilly. 36 degrees, but big improvement over yesterday where it was 11 below in poconos. >> and great place to be on presidents' day, snowboarding and skiing. >> yes, bundle up. >> and ted greenberg is live in galloway township in atlantic county. >> and ted, you have been out there since the snow was falling this morning, and what is it doing out there now? >> well, that is right, jim and denise. we have been in atlantic, cape may and ocean counties today and up and down the garden state parkway

. >> thomas: christopher was a lovely, lovely man. >> evan: right. >> thomas: he was fantastic company. >> evan: well, it's great to have him in this book. so this book, as you said, preceded, you mentioned the "watergate" book, which was a couple years back. again, historical fiction set in watergate. a lot of events that we all remember, but also some fictional elements added in. you wrote a book called "dewey defeats truman" some years ago that's sort of set at that very pivotal moment in 20th century history. "henry and clara", which was a book published more than 20 years ago as we sit here, was about the couple that was in the box at ford's theatre on the night that president lincoln was assassinated. something about presidencies and the fictionalizing of real events. what is it? you're obsessed with politics or the presidency? is there something that keeps bringing you back to this material? >> thomas: i liked politics from a very early age. i mean, my first real political memory is the kennedy-nixon election of 1960. i turned 9 the week of the election and i wore a nixon button

of video.no footage christopher manning said he was hit in the head.hen we went to the das office and saw the pictures, there was roses, no scars. he took pictures right afterward. there were no signs of a struggle. he, brown skin, he had 12 bruises on his body. and they say self-defense. fired byer manning was his civilfor breaking rights and for illegal head down. there was a policy. indicted on a local level. he was not indicted on a state level. he was not indicted on a federal level. to getd 22 months closure and go forward. clinton came to milwaukee to talk with the college students. , me and mypportunity next oldest son to speak with her and i broke down on her shoulder. i/o her a cleaning bill. a cleaning bill. they contacted me. said whats final they can we do? it was not high-profile. here just to be on camera. i'm here because our babies are dying, the police is not being held accountable, there is laws and stipulations and legislation that protects them. they get out of their cars with .heir guns i have to get home safe. the are not concern

the man- christopher thorpe- told officers he was shot as a car passed by while outside of the goodwill on broad. officers say they once they located thorpe's vehicle, they found a handgun and a small amount of marijuana inside. officers believe the gunshot wound was self- inflicted. he's now facing multiple charges including filing a false report. keep it tuned right here to w-i-s news 10 for more of the "today show". and get breaking news first at >>> we're back at 7:30 on this tuesday morning, february 16th, 2016, as we say hello to our crowd. >> hello. >> it's us. >> rockefeller plaza. good to have you along. >> we're inside studio 1a. here are the stories making headlines. nearly 50 million americans dealing with a messy commute, as a massive storm stretching from georgia to maine has 17 states under winter weather alerts. the systems spawning a tornado outbreak across the south with pensacola, florida. >>> less than a week to the next republican primary. trump is threatening cruz with a lawsuit, challenging his eligibility to run for office. the republican front runner also taking

. >>> a man who sent a by selects pledging to his that is headed to prison. christopher kimmel sentenced lee. he hit lee as he was riding his bicycle over the overpass. and died. the man was drunk at the saw time and left the scene. -- the man was drunk at the time and left the scene. >> [inaudible] >> when he is released from prison he will serve ten years probation and will never be allowed to have a drivers license. >>> now to the latest on the zika virus. the cdc bringing out some new guidelines. experts now urging men who have traveled to affected countries to abstain from unprotected sex, especially if your partner is pregnant. doctors say we don't know exactly how long it takes after infection before the virus can no longer be transmitted sexually. fight resilient expert saying they have detected active zika in saliva and urine samples. this raising questions about tide the viruses spread. experts stress this does not mean you can get sick from just kissing someone. >>> good evening, we made it to another weekend. it has been a a crazy week. we broke record highs

where barry spent a lot of time there is a petition drive underway now and the man back ping is marion barry's son christopher. >> we know marion barry, he wasn't like a man who wanted to put his name on schools or be up front, but what this represents is a change, the segregation ofi racism s.ra the first line of that petition claims former superintendent frank ballou who the school was named after was a staunch seg greg wrist. wri the true debate is between the deep history of the school and honoring the legacy of a greatt how can you say no to renaming it when he has played a large role in getting it rebuilt? i haven't been asked to sign a petition. i honestly believe at this poins that i would do so to have it renamed. in southeast, matt ackland, fox5 local news. > those who want to keep the ballou name say this has nothing to do with mayor marion barry. they support honoring the former mayor. they suggest to rename the all boys high school instead of ballou. > the chairman of the d.c. council plans to hold a hearing into the homeless shelter plan that mayor muriel bowser recently unvailed. chairman fill

tonight shockingly the man's widow is defending him. christopher andrews shot last week by police in fairfield. officers say he refused to drop the knuf after he attacked his wife and three children. mrs. andrews releasing a describing him as a loved and devoted father. >>> camille cosby and her lawyers spending about seven hours today in a hotel in massachusetts with lawyers for the women suing her husband for defamation. mrs. cosby's lawyers had tried to block the deposition. camille cosby was reserved as if -- no shocker -- she didn't really want to be there. >>> new at 11:00, a home invasion. a dangerous burglar. a new trend is emerging for homeowners to stay safe in the face of danger. bullet resistant glass meant to shelter people during an attack now cropping up in manhattan condos. >> the heavy duty door and the special lock. >> reporter: allan bought thus townhouse in -- bought this townhouse in tribeca around the same time this movie came out. allan said he had good reason to he has a lot of valuable stuff. it seems allan's fascination wi

tuesday when a man, later identified as 42-year-old christopher gulley, came running out of the bank, rushing toward a car parked next to her. >> it was just a feeling that i had. something was not right, something was wrong. the man who approached the car said hurry up, lets get out, get out get out, get out. jim: bowers wrote the tag number down of the fleeing vehicle, gave it to police and 13 minutes later, gulley was in custody. he allegedly confessed and had the stolen money on him. meredith: tony mainolfi is joining us now. we are in the 60 degrees range. is it still breezy? tony: it is very at. it may affect the falcon nine launch. sunset at 6:20, a little civil twilight. that bends over the horizon for about 20 minutes after, and a gorgeous looking shot. orlando 60 degrees, but as the sun drops, the temperature does as well. a few up north, a few clouds. temperature not bad. 61 palm coast, 67 the villages. look at the difference between temperatures right now and this time yesterday. running 10 degrees cooler. i-4 south and east, and five to 10 degrees cooler back to the west.

man in custody. police say senior officer christopher brockert tried to stop a car just before 2:30 but it sped off. it did stop when the driver lost control. but when the driver got going again, he aimed the car right at officer brockert, who opened fire, but no one was hit. police arrested 25-year-old austin allen. he's now charged with assault with a dangerous weapon, theft, and eluding. we are learning more about a night at 2731 61st street, south of merle hay mall. the victim has been identified as 35-year-old brian houston. the polk county medical examiner is conducting an autopsy to determine an exact cause of death. the fire broke out around 7:00 last night. the cause still under investigation. stacey: ames police arrest a man for buying hundreds of dollars worth of lottery tickets with bogus checks. 21-year-old jeremy scheffers is facing 15 counts of lottery fraud, theft, forgery and drug charges. investigators linked scheffers to a fake check used to buy the tickets. it is believed scheffers made the fake checks from the back of a trailer. the tama county sheriff's office warns about a gro

christopher thornhill was sentenced today after pleading guilty to killing a man while thornhill was texting.. behind the wheel of his semi. the crash happened in january on i-71 in boone county--where investigators say thornhill ran off the interstate--hit a parked car--then crossed back over and ran head on into mark sevilla suh-villa . sevilla died instantly. today--savilla's family faced thornhill in a "he's paying for what he did. whether it's long enough...he could be there for 100 yearsa and it's not bringing mark back." the victims in the crash have filed civil suits against thornhill--and his trucking company. police are treating the death of a 26- year old inmate at the lebanon correctional facility.. a homicide. the warren county coroner's office is doing an autopsy on luther wade. authorities say wade died during an altercation with another inmate. the weapon used? they think a rock or stone from the cell. u-c police have alerted students about what it's calling a "sexual offense" they say happened on february 5th inside an academic building at 3 a-m. police say the victi

virginia beach -- police have arrested someone for shooting and killing a man at the mayfair apartments this weekend. 38-year-old christopher with second degree murder and use of a firearm. police say mitchell shot 39-year-old robert atwood in the chest early sunday morning on newtown arch. atwood was taken to the hospital where he later died. mitchell is scheduled to be arraigned in virginia beach district court today at two. virginia beach say they also arrested a man who they say robbed a 7-11 this morning. it happened at the store on holland road near south rosemont road. 26-year-old gregory jones has been charged with robbery and providing a false i-d. police say he walked into the store, confronted the clerk, and demanded money. no one was hurt. in chesapeake right now -- fire crews are on the scene of a mobile home fire. the mobile home is on south military highway, near the village square shopping center. fire officials say they got the call just before 10-30 and that the home was fully engulfed in flames. hundreds of workers at newport news shipbuilding are showing up for their last day of newschannel threes stefan

the man- christopher thorpe- told officers he was shot as a car passed by while outside of the goodwill on broad. officers say they once they located thorpe's vehicle, they found a handgun and a small amount of marijuana including filing a false report. quarter back -- is adding to his trophy case. which prestigious honor he was awarded last night, after leading the tigers to one of their best seasons ever. the warm front is now through morning and temperatures 30 warmer in some places.so the wedge is gone! a cold front will move through by midday, this front does not have much cold air behind the front, in fact high pressure and a good deal of sunshine over the next few days will see above normal highs. first, we need to get through the rain. showers with a few thunderstorms this morning will quickly race to the coast by sunrise we'll start to clear the sky windy and warmer with highs in the lower to middle 60s. sunny and dry over the next several days with daytime highs in the middle to upper 60s.overnight lows from the upper 30s to middle clemson's heisman finalist quarterback deshau

this is christopher reefs son >> he was such a great man and someone whose legacy and name i try to live up to every day in everything i do personally, professionally in my relationships, in my work. >> reporter: a moment of seriousness there from will reef. he went on to say he believes everything happens for the good and not so good. dave mathews band playing for a celebrity studied event. even had a good time. but i have to tell you there are so many heartfelt moments and inspiring moments. everywhere you turn around this weekend as i mentioned it's all about the game but really a celebration of attorney let things and all of these wonderful amazing stories behind the athletes as well. and it's a privilege to be out here and have a front row seat >> wow, she should have got a front row seat. and she got an interview with will reefs. he looks just like his father. >>> tomorrow game day coverage beginning at 7:00 a.m. >> then watch special pregame programming at 11:00 a.m. panthers versus the broncos versus on wral at 6:00 p.m. a special 1 hour edition airing right after the game. >>> s

man who has special needs. officers in concorde say christopher johnson was visiting family when he walked away. he was last scene on lincoln street. if you see him call police. >> right now police are trying to find who robbed the bank in ballantyne. look at your screen. charlotte-mecklenburg police say this man robbed the first citizens bank. no one was hurt. if you recognize this photograph know who this man is. call crimestoppers... >> and social media post blamed for extra security at a high school. administrators at rocky river high sent an e-mail to parents. a rumor was spread that some sort of incident was going to happen. and students and parents voiced their concerns but nothing did >> two students arrested for more cited for following a fight at a high school. the fight happened here at york comprehensive high school. according to a police report the fight started because the groups were being disrespectful to each other. a administrator was hurt in that brawl. >> we have been watching police activity on i-77. and the latest and over to alex giles. >> we know what is happening. there

. >>> dorney park is under fire for firing a special needs man. 30-year-old christopher emory has cleaned bathrooms at the park for the past 12 seasons. a friend took to social media after chris was dismissed. several high ranking employees called him to offer his your back, he said no. he said in addition to being firing he was bullied by employees. >>> kids make fun of me at the park. >>> chris' mother said she held her tongue about the bullying for 12 years. when he complained to his supervisors they told him to stop being a tattletale. >>> the health department in pennsylvania anne new jersey say they are concerned about high leaves of lead poisoning in children. in our area, the health leaders say the lead is coming from orderly homes. 2014 disud by the department of -- stud by -- study by the department of health found 14 cities have higher levels of lead than in flint. >>> 90% of the homes being pre1978 there's a lot of lead that needs to come out. >>> pennsylvania let's physicians determine if a child should be tested for lead. new jersey mandates the tests. >>> 7:08. the building

them it helps :26 police have made an arrest in the deadly shooting of man at the mayfair apartments this weekend. 38-year-old christopher mitchell has been charged with second degree murder and use of a firearm. police say mitchell shot 39-year-old robert atwood in the chest early sunday morning on newtown arch. atwood was taken to the hospital where he later died. mitchell was arraigned today in virginia beach district court. a family is fed up. 10 months after a 13 year old girl is shot and killed at a birthday party -- newport news police still have no leads. newschannel 3 s nadeen yanes spoke the girl )s cousin who is making a public plea to find the 27:37 she was really goofy anyone who knows jada just begin in her presence would brighten up your day a goofy -- girl -- gone too soon. 22:01 that was my heart right there now 20 year old kahdija sedgewick is trying to find justice for jada. her 13 year old cousin -- shot and killed outside of a birthday party on 25th street in newport news last april. 17:57 weve been trying to reach out its really getting to us now we just want to seek justice 17 year old domingo davi

the city of east cleveland and a police officer face a lawsuit this morning over a man's death. 22-year-old christopher kimable was struck and kyleed by kyle pettis while attempting to walk across the street. his mother is suing for $25,000. the lieutenant -- lawsuit alleged the police officer was -- the officer was responding to a hit and run and kimable was in the wrong. >>> police continue to search for answers after the disappearance of a two-year- old. >> the child is back at home safe after spending hours in freezing conditions. police say lanna had no science of hypothermia despite freezing temperatures and being in pajamas. the only report is the stranger in the front yard. >> she saw someone grab her where? >> grab her by the hand and run off with her. >> i didn't have reports consistent with that. >> police believe whoever had her had her inside before leaving her outside several blocks from her house. they believe she was picked up within 15 minutes of that time. police say there are no signs of abuse, and they have no suspects. >>> a fight breaks out between two women right outside of a jud

. >>> today, a prayer vigil will honor a man near central florida university. last month police arrested christopher wiggins. today's vigil starts at 6 on concord street. be getting different results. 19 people were searched with ties of crimes, eight of those people have been arrested and the number of shootings has been cut in half since the initiative started. the big question, it will have a lasting impact? >> we've seen an increase in violent crime. we've made some pretty significant arrests and we continue to work this special operation and trying to keep the pressure at the right places with the right people. >> last night, the new officers took the oath and begin monday. >>> both sides will meet to discuss the future of school growth and how it's going to be paid for. we're joined by the campus of north carolina university where today's meeting is taking place, emma? >> reporter: these meetings between the two boards. today they're talk future money, construction, and renovations. a hot spot to live and work, wake county schools are feeling the population boom first. the number of students i

. >>> the city of east cleveland and one of its officers face a lawsuit over a man's death. 22-year-old christopher kimable was struck by an officer in october while he was crossing the street. his mother is now suing for at least $25,000 in damages. the lawsuit says the officer police say the officer was responding to an accident and kimable was in the wrong. >>> loraine police say something is not adding up in the disappearance of a two-year- old. she's home safe after going missing for at least four hours wednesday night. she was found outside and even though she was only wearing pajamas, she had no signs of hypothermia. she is not old enough to talk to tell them what happened. stay tuned for updates on this story. will? >> reporter: the countdown to the rnc here in cleveland. here at the q is now 150 days. rnc host committee david chairman says 40% of the fundraising done. really there's not a timetable, just a very hard deadline. some companies working on logistics, others working on other multiple projects like security. everything is expected the to get done by july. they said they're right

the family of a man killed by a cleveland police cruiser christopher campbell was crossing superior avenue on september 3 when the cruiser hit to him, that the accuser as is feeding to the intersection and maintains a city and officer have immunity from lawsuits. for one he wasn't jaywalking. , not charges against the officer, but they say east cleveland officers are avoiding them. >> more good news out of sebring tonight the ohio epa says the most recent tapped samples from water faucets in the that operator of the latter part waited months to notify people about the danger, but to epa employees were fired one more demoted over how the situation was handled. investigators say just 44 home for lead since mid january. >> traded to portland after 12 seasons, he is his next move. he still believes he can extend his career in the meantime gathered his emotions and reached out to cavalier fans everywhere. thanking them to their support. how fans always showed unwavering support how the city of cleveland and andy's heart. this is not a goodbye but i thank you. >> here is a look at what he said i

man. officers say they are concerned about the well-being of christopher sloan. if you know the whereabouts of either of these men, you are asked to call police. >> more than 40 firefighters called out to the dentist office consumed the building. afternoon. denver fires says the flames were so intense they were unable to go inside. thankfully everyone was able to firefighters were hurt. the building is a complete loss tonight and investigators are looking into what sparked the >> some former broncos a returning to the ritz ahead of super bowl sunday. >> why they put a special visit today to local high school and the special gift they brought along. up for super bowl, a former bronco running back finds himself in trouble with the law, facing. >> the first week in february was snowy and cold and now check it out. we are taking a break from the snow and the radar is clear. we are shaking off the cold temperatures in the upcoming forecast. >> it can happen to anyone. >> he was lying on the ice in a pool of blood. >> it can happen at any time. would you know what to d

. >>> a volusia county man facing charges, last year, christopher todd was accused of driving into a group of horse back riders when one yelled a racial slur. investigators say he hit a woman on horse back, injuring her and the horse later died. today, todd pleaded no contest to several charges. his sentencing has not yet been scheduled. >> in the next hour, hundreds of volusia county teachers are expected to attend a bargaining meeting, the teachers and the district have not reached an agreement after many teachers have decided not to work extra hours for school activities and field trips. the district is offering teachers a 3% raise, but teachers say new health benefits will require teachers to pay more money out of pocket. >>> the first vote of the 2016 presidential election will be >> iowa voters -- it's not a primary, this is a caucus, christopher heath joins us to explain. >>reporter: think of a caucus as a big town hall, 1600 of them all across iowa, each party does it a bit different, but the vote basically works like this. people are going to gather at their local precinct a