important that we have something to return to families versus nothing. >> if at the end of the day clyde gibbs' closure comes in finding the name behind an unsolved case number. steve crump wbtv on your side raleigh. >> quite a job. the case of the 10-year-old boy. they have clues. they hope a new dna isotope test will narrow down what part of >> my, that is fascinating. time to check traffic with tonya rivens in the first alert traffic center. >> your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. as we check in here on trade street i-77 northbound and southbound has taken a heavy beating as far as congestion. as we check here woe can see this congestion. keep in mind the hornets uptown tonight so congestion around that later on and an accident at beatties ford road and oak lawn avenue and i-77 northbound and southbound. slow-moving traffic. back to you. >> thank you. get ready temperatures are about to take a dip. >> could see rain before the night is out. leigh brock is in the first alert weather center. >> only a matter of time now. and you can notice the camera jiggling around.

like bonnie and clyde barrow?> like bonnie and clyde. >> their violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

. >> reporter: clyde gibbs labors in a work environment of unsolved puzzles. an investigator with the state medical examiner's office. and his responsibility is to identify the remains of those connected to unsolved death cases across north carolina. as law enforcement agencies scoured the foothills, searching for zahra baker, it was just a matter of time before his office in raleigh started receiving dismembered body parts connected >> it was only until we actually recovered the skull that we were actually able to really put the case together saying yes, we have zahra completed. >> reporter: the evidence discovered in april of 2012. more than a year-and-a-half after investigators first started looking for her. >> that was 2010 when that case originally came in. >> reporter: the case file and autopsy report can be described as graphic. >> found indications of sharp force injuries that would either indicate some point the individuals or suspects were trying to disarticulate the individual for disposal. >> reporter: layman's term? >> cut up the bones, body and e

and clyde gibbs recalls her father as cooperative. >> he was the main individual that was the person who did receive her remains before they went back to australia. >> closure came for the family in the case. >> it was good to say, yes, we have zahra baker. >> steve crump, wbtv on your side, in raleigh, what very been following the case, can you see this and the coverage right now online at wbtv.com. >>> new at 11, woman accused of squatting -- squatting in this home pulled out all the stops trying to defend her position she was living there legally. we have been investigating her for months. she was arrested after she was found in a home in piper glen. she was there illegally. today she got rid of her attorney and will defend herself. she said the court has no jurisdiction because she is a member of the moorish nation they create meaningless documents to acquire homes. she interrupted the proceedings and tried to call witnesses after the closing statements. a judge found her guilty on six of the seven charges. she has to pay court costs stay away from the home and comply with superv

clyde, you know i've been an advocate through the years.do instead? >> we ought to enforce them and we're doing it and doing it more and more. what we need is what hillary clinton suggested we need to trade prosecutor in the u.s. government with enough staff to investigate and to go after these people who violate the trade agreements. >> isn't that what the wto does? >> no, it actually doesn't. the wto complaints are long, involved procedures that companies typically shy away from. >> what do you think of mr. canter's idea we have a u.s.-based prosecutor that looks at whether there is dumping and violations of intellectual property. >> i like the idea. i think that the problem goes deeper than that. i love to have a prosecutor who had real teeth, but we had in the past, we had a thing called section 301, which was a section of the trade law called the unfair trade section underwhich u.s. -- the united states could just declare a country was engaging in unfair trade and impose some kind of retaliation. but we negotiated that away in the wto

i think it's more important that we have something returned to >> at the end of the day clyde gibbs feels closure comes in finding the name behind an unsolved case number. steve crump wbtv on your side raleigh -- >> interesting steve. the case of 10 year old boy could have new news now that the smithsonian will help narrow do you know what country or part of the world he came from. >> here we are it is 649 on sunday morning. let's check back in with lyndsay tapases. >> beautiful day. good morning to you. this is from our h.d. tower cam for you. not much cloud cover mixing in with the skyline this morning so mostly clear start to the day for us and really we're going to have that sun most part from start to finish today so not looking to cloud things over like we did yesterday. thirty-six in charlotte right now. dewpoint 35. so our feels like is 31 as we've got a small breeze that's going to do -- started up over an hour we're in the 30s and 40s in the region. we're getting ready to come up on the 7:00 a.m. hour. some of you may have had a brief shower that passed through late last night.

we have a first look at the 73-year-old , thomas clyde well. he is charged with leaving the scene of the crash with injury. the crash happened last week with an eight-year-old was riding his bike come from school on all prime lane. they posted a picture of the pipe on like on the facebook page and had to airlift the boy to arnold palmer hospital. the family says the boy is okay but neighbors who saw the crash say the white van came back after hitting him and then left a second time. them to him or why he's been in the hospital for this time. he is being held at the brevard county jail i usd15,000 bond and he is said to face the judge in an hour or so. we will be there and we will post a website on clickorlando.com powered by news 6 news 6 at 4:00 >> a man accused of killing two people outside the florida mall just went before a judge. lavelle johnson has been charged with the shooting death of samuel dustin outside the florida mall. he was arrested yesterday on a warrant for double murder. he's being held on a usd25,000 bond. we are uncovering

most of that activity is dieing out as it moves in closer to home. area here and closer to teffin and clyde and sandusky, may see a drop or two and we'll see a small chance into the afternoon hours and this is moisture, pieces of moisture sliding east and a bigger chance for us all in the overnight hours tonight. instead, let's focus on the wonderful temperatures and that 69 downtown. 55 for your -- [ indiscernible madison. already, 70 for you here. and orowell. chagrin falls and 70 degrees, massillon. jackson township at 68. 71 in ashland and 65 in -- [ indiscernible ] wooster and 62, cooler for you issue marblehead and 66. good afternoon, avon lake. winds howling and making your way to the park. trying to have lunch and a nice walk after work and we have the 18 miles an hour. the wind speeds for cleveland. 21 in elyria. hour today, not a big problem. i think more clouds for us west and more sunshine east. hours. we'll see bigger opportunities in that forecast and it looks of this. i'm not looking at constant rain all of the time but a good chance of seeing that weather until we move to th

dunaway and i remember walking home that day and i said i'm going to rob a bank, just like bonnie and clyde used to. i was kicking rocks, you know. i was just a kid. >> how much money do you think you've gotten from your bank robberies all these years? >> i don't know. you might want to ask ceasar's palace or something. i have no idea. i never counted. >> torres says he didn't just gamble away his loot but was a modern day robinhood. >> i would give money to homeless people when i see them on the street. i give them $100. i remember one time i was coming out of a bank and kids were out there at christmastime with the salvation army. he asked me for money. i don't have any right now and i'll be right back. you can imagine what i did, okay? >> now 49 years old, torres started his career as a bank robber when he was only 17, and he claims all of his robberies have been non-violent. >> i would go in there and basically just pass the note. i never used a gun. basically used to put this is a robbery. give me all the 100s and 50s from the bottom drawer first. i wanted the money from the bottom dra

police say the girl was walking along hill crest drive near clyde morris boulevard when the man in this stretch drove up in a blue jaguar. blaine tolison is live. >> reporter: we saw kids walking together in groups. there are a lot of kids in this community so police want to know more about this possible attempted abduction. never happened before so i was terrified that's why i screamed. >> this is the sketch of the man that the 14-year-old described to daytona beach police. she said he approached her in a blue jaguar and started demands. >> he was telling me to tell me where he was going. >> she said her reaction was to scream which she believes kept her from being abducted. her friends heard the call for help. >> she went to my house to talk to my mom and get my little sister and screamed my name so i went down there to see what happens. she said someone tried to lure her. >> stewart and her friends refuse to go anywhere alone. they said this is the first time they have not felt safe. daytona beach police are canvassing the area to track this man down. will and that's what the victim'

at the controls evading blinky, pinky, inky and clyde is david race. you might have heard of him, he's the fastest in the world to complete a perfect game of pac-man. race lives in dayton but is seeking another perfect game in deer park. 06.40-48"it will be my seventh perfect pac-man on the tournament settings and it's for a good cause, draws attention to that "drawing attention and making a difference. this latest effort toward perfection is to raise funds for two women fighting cancer. lisa may of morgan donnellon of deer park. both have beaten cancer once but are now both fighting it again. 4.30-41 "a perfect pac- man whether i achieve it or not, let's say if people donate so much per board, 10 cents per board and i make it to the end, that's $25.60."it works much like a relay for life. there are pledges for each level race completes, but there's also raffles, gift baskets and a silent auction. the unique fundraising effort was race's idea and arcade owner cary chaney knew his shop was the perfect host venue. 08.44-53"it makes me feel good, this is

police say 53-year-old clyde brooks is homeless and came to florida hospital waterman in tavares early wednesday morning. he then allegedly began to urinate on the walls and floor, some of it getting on the refrigerator. the pricy medicine inside had to be thrown way due to possible contamination. out of jail. this morning several students are in the hospital after a performer caught on fire at a pep rally. this happened at delray beach high school was caught on camera. students say the fire breathing performer was in the middle of his routine when he accidentally set himself ablaze. in the video students at atlantic community high school can be seen running to help. >> but then after i saw everyone running to him and everyone' s trying to put out the fire, taking off their jacket to like put it out. so then we realized the actual situation. so i tried to remain calm, and people are freaking out a couple people passed out, one girl went into a seizure. seven students were taken to the hospital and 12 more were traded on the campus. the performer suffered serious burns, but is expected

mostly west of downtown towards canton, enka, clyde, wittier. robbinsville, you're getting it, too. this is steady rainfall. and it's coming out of east tennessee. severe threat, very minimal. i still will show you this but i'm really not keen on what's happening in terms of severe weather. that includes damaging wind, tornados. a slight risk out there for areas west. mostly cloudy. south-southeast winds at 3. 80% humidity. 30% chance of anything happening tomorrow in asheville. if it does, it will be just some flakes. flurries at best early in the day. we get back to wintery weather thursday and friday. not all day events. but wintery weather late day thursday. wintery weather early friday. it could mean rain-snow mix. 20% chance of anything happening saturday. but the mountains, you will see some accumulating snowfall likely late thursday in to friday as well. about 3500 feet. that is where it is going to stick in most cases. all that rain coming through now is long gone after midnight. then we turn our attention to the cold. wind vectors northwesterly and long. gusty winds 20-30

the question's raised in episode after episode -- did those guns actually belong to bonnie and clyde? did jfk really sign those letters? did general pickett indeed wear that bloodstained uniform? >> the fancy term auctioneers and appraisers use is "provenance." i'd put it this way -- how can the farwells be sure their beloved family heirloom really is george washington's wallet? did the wallet come with any documentation? >> there was a letter, and it tells the whole story of how it came. >> it's actually an affidavit that's more than a century old, written by a lawyer named alfred bennett. >> linda, who was alfred bennett? >> my great-great-grandfather? >> yes. >> the letter, addressed "to whom it may concern" and signed by bennett in june 1900, traces the wallet back to "the selling of the estate of one of the family of tobias lear, private secretary to george washington." and it concludes... "this pocketbook, to the best of my knowledge and belief, was once the property of george washington." you've heard how lear is said to have inherited washington's wallet. what happens next? in

. >> clyde is the president of the city school police union. he won't release the officer's name but said he met with him shtly after the video went public. >> does this officer still work for baltimore city schools police department? oh yes, it is at early stages of the investigation. we look forward tie full and matter and at that point, at this point we're just wait org those results. >>? the drid yo the officer appears to be armed but bolt right would not say tt officer is a patl officer or permanently based at an individual school. the difference is that patrol officers can carry weapons. officials wouldn't say if the young man in the video say student. >> the officer in the baltimore city police chief there, school police chief hav both been placed on administrative leave while the stool disstrict vaits all this. in the satellite center. craig stevens. 7 news. >> all right craig. thank you. much more ahead tonight from the news station. a terrifying turn at the rodeo this. was no stutu. spectators hoping what they saw looked worse than it

i want to add this in real quick. aerodream center on clyde jones road in sarasota through the weekend. >> thanks john rogers live in sarasota tonight. >>> well, celebrating women and the privilege of being an american. a very special naturalization ceremony in river view today. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. you are now citizens of the united states. >> 75 women from 35 different countries took the oath of allegiance at the western michigan cooley law school. the all-women naturalization ceremony was in honor of women's history month. >>> cool at the beach. 61 degrees right now. we have is a northwest wind at 8 miles an hour at frenchy's. they are out playing volleyball. lit be cooler this evening. our eight-day forecast says we will get warm eventually next week. midweek, late week. temps shooting into the 80s . picture perfect for the weekend. you can see the blue sky here. blue water. storm team wfla if you want to share a picture. download our weather max app as well. 53 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 75 degrees at 3:00 p.m. temperatures falling this evening 62 de

chest and stomach the shooting happen over night in newport news on jefferson avenue not far from j clyde morris boulevard police said the man's not the only victim in this case jenny lee is live near the scene of the well david is actually happening right outside of the gentlemen's club in sports bar it's called club paradise is actually sits in the middle of several car dealerships out here there are also several townhomes right across the street neighbors there told me that they heard several gunshots just after midnight last night and they looked over and saw people screaming and running around in trying to get to safety for themselves but for paul to several gunshots brain into the night take outside of club paradise fire's cause was back and forth usually goes down with documenting bullets bullets and you know from police got to the scene they found a fifty year old man who had been shot in his left thigh five minutes later a thirty four year old man walked into a local hospital with bullets in his chest and stomach police don't know who brought him there. the pc both men were shot

police say 53-year-old clyde brooks is homeless and came to florida hospital waterman in tavares early wednesday morning. he then began to urinate on the walls and floor, some of it getting on the refrigerator. the pricy medicine inside had to be thrown way due to possible contamination. brooks was charged with criminal mischief and has already bonded out of jail. meredith: for the first time we are hearing the 911 calls made by the victim of a home invasion after several men broke into an akoni home earlier this week. -- ocoee home earlier this week. >> they hit us all in the face with the gun. >> we came home from the club, and as soon as we went inside, they were already inside the house. meredith: police say the group the group kept on going and eventually crashed into a police officer' s car. no one was hurt after a car ends up in an orange county retention pond this afternoon. it happened at kirkman road and i-4. it' s one of the exits you' d take to get to universal. orlando fire-rescue tells us everyone in the car got out safely, and there' s still no word on what caused the dr

and i was on the road with clyde mcphatter and ben e. king. everybody was at least six years older than me, six to 15 years older than me. >> hinojosa: so bettye, here you are, you're a teenager, you're singing about your man, and you've got this voice that you yourself have said it's gruff, it's harsh. what was going on for you as a kid at that time? because you're like... you want to just be a big star, right? >> yes. and i thought that i was going to be one. i... you know, soon after i got on the road with the adults, then i started to feel like an adult, and it was okay then after that that i wasn't able to be a little girl on television. i still had dreams of shirley temple in my head when i started. but it was... i never really had the real desire to be a child. so it was... my mother said she talked baby talk to me to try and get me to talk baby talk, she said, but i always talked just like this, and i called her pearl. >> hinojosa: you called your mom pearl? >> until i got a little older. but, i mean, that's what everybody else called

. >> good evening and welcome clyde. >> good evening, good evening i'd like to address the poa i was disheartened today had i heard that gary is accusing the da of being a racht you were here when the person was sitting here that's environmental that's environmental the sub text to call - i do back work i called the arkansas yeah. i worked with him and he's not a racht i was his boss for that to come out that is vial and marty will support it some club in cambridge he was drunk he said this and that why would we go public with something like that that is another greg like throwing mud ball in a play pin let's throw mud balls let's grew up it is a disrespect to the law enforcement agency of the san francisco thank you. >> thank you clyde. >> next speaker. >> good evening mr. crew welcome. >> my name is a john crews no obligation do answer questions do you have a plan to calendar the neutrality to sb 12 senator leno's on the record transparency. >> okay. let me go on i strongly encourage to do that the commissioner vice president turman speaking in support that have bill we are doing t

michelle: police say 53-year-old clyde brooks was brought to florida hospital waterman in tavares on wednesday. at one point he began to urinate on the walls and floor, some of it getting on the refrigerator. the pricy medicine inside had to be thrown out due to possible contamination. brooks is charged with criminal mischief. he is now out on bond. this weekend country music is setting up camp in osceola county, tens of thousands of fans will be in town for the three-day festival. brett connolly is here, brett this is the first time the event is being held in kissimmee. brett: they' re expecting huge crowds. the festival begins this afternoon. here' s a look at the headliners. some of the biggest names. melbourne. single day tickets go for as low as $89. camping sites are also available. be sure to budget cash for parking. organizers estimate a local economic impact of about $7 million. michelle: thank you. that is not the only big music fest this weekend. the ultra music fest kicks off in miami today. the three day event features electronic dance music from dozens of dj' s. dozens

charles: like bonnie and clyde. if we get to kansas, we are home free. the madrid train bombing, there have been terror actions where it originated from this one town. >> to the point that the ambassador made regarding information sharing. before 9/11 we were just like that. cia wouldn't share with f.b.i. or military intelligence. charles: do you think it has gone the better? >> much better pitch was a part of that. cia, f.b.i., limit, local police and everyone came together. i still say we have not gotten a catastrophic attack because of the fine work our intelligence agencies in the united states are doing. >> when france experienced this tragedy, america instantly gave them a number of targets and intelligence sources. but what do we do with the intelligence this guy will inevitably give us. that may include going over into states we don't want to be in. charles: you mean the overwhelming force donald trump is talking about? >> this place is spanning four geographical countries. a couple special forces units is not going to make that big a difference.

showers are expect on thursday with the warm air clyding with the cooler air. 57 on friday, 54 on saturday. we end the month of march as we go into next weekend and begin april. we'll see if the weather gets a little more skooiting as we start to make the transition there and -- exciting as we start to make the transition and see bigger stornlz. >> the next time we're together is april. >> you're a postcard right now. you know that. >> happy easter. >> happy easter to you too. >> thanks forslow, building african-style music it's the little moments that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions the world's coolest indoor waterparks. >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. war of words. the trump-cruz feud getting even more personal. >> it is a smear that has come from donald trump and his henchmen. sleazy donald. >> ted cruz blaming donald trump for planting a tabloid report. all after a fight about their wives brings the campaign to a new low. donald trump responds right here. only on "this week." >>> plus, after his big weekend wins, bernie sanders j

the question's raised in episode after episode -- did those guns actually belong to bonnie and clyde?those letters? did general pickett indeed wear that bloodstained uniform? >> the fancy term auctioneers and appraisers use is "provenance." i'd put it this way -- how can the farwells be sure their beloved family heirloom really is george washington's wallet? did the wallet come with any documentation? >> there was a letter, and it tells the whole story of how it came. >> it's actually an affidavit that's more than a century old, written by a lawyer named alfred bennett. >> linda, who was alfred bennett? >> my great-great-grandfather? >> yes. >> the letter, addressed "to whom it may concern" and signed by bennett in june 1900, traces the wallet back to "the selling of the estate of one of the family of tobias lear, private secretary to george washington." and it concludes... "this pocketbook, to the best of my knowledge and belief, was once the property of george washington." you've heard how lear is said to have inherited washington's wallet. what happens next? in 1816, lear commits s

. >> good evening and welcome clyde. >> good evening, good evening i'd like to address the poa i was disheartened today had i heard that gary is accusing the da of being a racht you were here when the person was sitting here that's environmental that's environmental the sub text to call - i do back work i called the arkansas yeah. i worked with him and he's not a racht i was his boss for that to come out that is vial and marty will support it some club in cambridge he was drunk he said this and that why would we go public with something like that that is another greg like throwing mud ball in a play pin let's throw mud balls let's grew up it is a disrespect to the law enforcement agency of the san francisco thank you. >> thank you clyde. >> next speaker. >> good evening mr. crew welcome. >> my name is a john crews no obligation do answer questions do you have a plan to calendar the neutrality to sb 12 senator leno's on the record transparency. >> okay. let me go on i strongly encourage to do that the commissioner vice president turman speaking in support that have bill we are doing t

. >> while the hundreds of letters symbolize their love, ironically it was a bonnie & clyde like robbery spree of post offices that brought them here. >> we are so close that we going together in hell, you know. we give our life for each other. >> since belgian post offices also offer banking services, they were the couple's prime target. >> i told her many times, i say, connie, you know, we have to be careful. it's bad luck to be caught, you know? she said, yeah, we have to stop. and then i say yes. and after i say, no, we need the money, you know. >> on their ninth robbery, they were not only caught, phillip accidentally shot himself in the leg trying to escape. but the pain was more than just physical. >> i failed to my promise to her, you know, to give her a better life. >> fortunately for connie and phillip they're incarcerated in a nation that understands the power of love. the couple is allowed to see each other for an hour three times a week, but once a month they're allowed a very special visit. >> two hours for sex. that is different but nobody look. that's fine. >> in belgium

virginian pilot obtained a court filing and the buffet attorney argued prosecutors should have asked as clyde whether he had ever taken anything of value in exchange for an official act perfect attorney filed a total of attacking the government's case is set to stand trial on well donald trump finding himself the target of blistering attacks was hella presidential hopefuls tonight by announcing that all be made in china and mexico little guy has lied so much to go here we go again he is back on the campaign trail and on the defensive this noon we're going to have the highlights from last night's gop debate and then north korean leader kim jong own creating an international panic over nights after he orders his nuclear arsenal on standby and coming up in their second half hour would never do anything to break the rules i believe in fair play respect that we placate back in the headlines could tom grady spent four game that is not what you said in the place i know it's hard not to interrupt but is the better the breed lions day three another spirited and sometimes ugly debate for new and they a

. >> good evening and welcome clyde. >> good evening, good evening i'd like to address the poa i was disheartened today had i heard that gary is accusing the da of being a racht you were here when the person was sitting here that's environmental that's environmental the sub text to call - i do back work i called the arkansas yeah. i worked with him and he's not a racht i was his boss for that to come out that is vial and marty will support it some club in cambridge he was drunk he said this and that why would we go public with something like that that is another greg like throwing mud ball in a play pin let's throw mud balls let's grew up it is a disrespect to the law enforcement agency of the san francisco thank you. >> thank you clyde. >> next speaker. >> good evening mr. crew welcome. >> my name is a john crews no obligation do answer questions do you have a plan to calendar the neutrality to sb 12 senator leno's on the record transparency. >> okay. let me go on i strongly encourage to do that the commissioner vice president turman speaking in support that have bill we are doing t

. >> good evening and welcome clyde. >> good evening, good evening i'd like to address the poa i was disheartened today had i heard that gary is accusing the da of being a racht you were here when the person was sitting here that's environmental that's environmental the sub text to call - i do back work i called the arkansas yeah. i worked with him and he's not a racht i was his boss for that to come out that is vial and marty will support it some club in cambridge he was drunk he said this and that why would we go public with something like that that is another greg like throwing mud ball in a play pin let's throw mud balls let's grew up it is a disrespect to the law enforcement agency of the san francisco thank you. >> thank you clyde. >> next speaker. >> good evening mr. crew welcome. >> my name is a john crews no obligation do answer questions do you have a plan to calendar the neutrality to sb 12 senator leno's on the record transparency. >> okay. let me go on i strongly encourage to do that the commissioner vice president turman speaking in support that have bill we are doing t

notice how the clyde clouds are clearing -- notice how the clouds are clearing from north to south. you have some pockets of rain and also as you head over toward the arcadia area, you're seeing a couple of sprinkles. temperature wise, not too bad. that is because the cold front will come through and help to bring in less humid air. this is a forecast already from 8:00 this morning. the front sinks south. not even a cloud left after lunch time. seven # degrees and comfortable. -- 74 degrees and comfortable. i'll take you eight days into the future to show you how long the nice weather will last. hopefully the traffic will last. it is not too bad out there. >> congestion wise we're good. we're seeing a bunch recently in the last 10, 15 minutes. pop up accidents. not really affecting your drive so much but accidents out there. 41 at leland avenue, still working there. this 1 to iola road at blanton road. injuries and in lanes. new on the list, williams road and also, look at this one. this is actually on i-75 northbound in the apollo beach area this is before you get to big bend road

clyde evans lives a few houses down. >> it was something you see on television how things blow up, that's how it was last night. and higher. >> reporter: fire chief confirmed a male juvenile home alone at the time of the fire died after first responders heroic efforts to save him fail. four other members of the family returned during the firefight. people who live nearby told us they heard an explosion but at marshal's office has not confirmed a cause of the fire. the investigator told me on seeing initial indicators point to a start at the back of the house. the entire tragedy was hard to process or evans who says he's reminded of the fire that destroyed his childhood home. fire. we lost everything. it's that one someone loses their life. i paid -- pray for them to be all right. >> they did not take as long to learn what a tightknit community this is the local fire chief tells us he is thanking numerous neighbors who last night brought case after case of drinking water here to firefighters. four different agencies put out the fire to contain the fire and an old house on an extremely wood

group stole money right out of the vault of the local bank why police are calling this trio bonnie and clyde plus one. >>> a moment you will never for get couple's reunion with their children that took years to happen. what the family had to go through to finally get back together. >>> all right. you mentioned earl willer there that is will holiday coming up on sunday. i smelled some vinegar. oh, that is right, it is easter. this is happening, if it seems several ill well, because it kind office an early easter this year. we will break down the day for you, because the morning services, with sunrise happening at about 7:21 in the morning, it the will be chilly. 42 degrees. but you will see sunshine have after 7:21. 65 degrees is our high temperature coming around midday if you are having that egg hunt outside on the lawn, it should be just fine. we don't expect any rain until monday, but it will be clouding up by the time you are having your evening feast. here's a look at the rain coming in. at least we're not further north where they are seeing freezing rain and snow up around canada for u

. >> that's the burst clyde ever. >> we died that one time. >> i saw, oh, 1792 goes near the airport all the way up. holy cow. three days later. >> and then you have 6,000 stop lights in between. >> it used to be a highway. okay. >> social media world, it's normal to post things about your every day life, including pictures kwlof your kids. >> but they might not by okay lydia has more on what this new study says. >> hey, good morning, guys. it seems like as soon as the babies are born, their pictures go up on facebook, right? we post nem everywhere. but a new study by the university of washington says kids don't want their parents posting about them online without asking them first. now, children between the aces of 10 and 17 were the most concerned about what their parents were posting about them. kids said they were worried about the digital footprint their parents were leaving behind for them because their parents started sharing pictures of them when they were just babies. but for other kids, it was more about what their friends think. they worry that their friends may be connect

. >> reporter: clyde was one of the residents that watched as mineola fire with the help of 4 other agencies battled the blaze engulfing the home surroundings by threat -- surrounded by brush ted cruz putting out hotspots while the state fire marshal investigated the cause. >>. that is where the fire originated from the back. >> fire started on the first floor of the two-story home room wall the fire chief tells me the 17-year-old victim was found within feet of the front door where firefighters had to force entry to pull him out. >> i feel sorry because i know the parents are going through because i went to the same thing. >> reporter: the 17-year-old victim was a lake minneola high school student and we got a chance to speak to fellow classmates and i'm going through the interviews and have them for you at 5:00. roy ramos, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> a shooting in orlando ended in a crash and with police capturing the wrong guy. a man was shot near dear rock drive victim giving details about the shooter and the officers as they found a driver matching the description and followed him ho

clyde in maine, you are up today. >> caller: good afternoon. i bought the book, it is a great book, i am a third of the way into it. >> host: >> caller: "dark money: the hidden history of the billionaires behind the rise of the radical right". really appreciate to know, we have the smattering of details, never comprehensive or in depth like this person does. in the early pages of the book, justice thomas and justice scalia address the koch brothers's secret meetings in the early stages of trying to organize their conspiracy. i would like to know if she has any more information on that. >> guest: there have been a few more stories about both, there has been coverage of that. what happened, talking about the koch brothers have called meetings twice a year with taught donors they gathered around them, 400 to 500 of the richest conservatives in the country get together behind closed doors and they bring in important figures to talk to them and candidates to talk to them who are auditioning for support from this extraordinarily wealthy group. overs

yes, hillary clinton's tweets may have started the clyde but it cannot be all about politics as to why these stocks can't do anything. >> right. well, it's what happened with valeant and having it go from a $30 billion stock at the beginning of the week to $9 billion. there's a lot of ugliness in the space and and this week i bought bristol myers. i was out of it the next day. those were bio techs but i was trying to pick the safer picks and even those blew up. the only trade that did it all was buying when we got down to the double bottom around the 240 level. >> did you buy regeneron. >> no wasn't me but i am already out of it. i'm shortening my name frame. >> still shortening the towel here or look for opportunity. >> i'm amazed when you think about 85% still above the short-term moving average which is incredible to have that much of the market that close to at least the year high and then you have the market that doesn't seem to want to play. the xlv is hanging in there a little bit better so they're having more of a rebound it's now sitting on 240 which was the february 11th low

you might call them bonnie and clyde plus one. >> look different. >> that's weird.different to me. >> takes all kinds. that's all i got to say. man wearing a dress. woman carrying a gun, you know who wears the pants in that family. >> reporter: suspects caught on surveillance cameras as they invaded the bank at kings highway and parkville road just before 11 a.m. one suspect jumped the counter. they forced the bank employees into a back room where the vault was open. they made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. the gun toting female wore a dark face covering and carried a yellow bag. the male suspect carrying the handbag was also carrying a gun. >> i'm just glad i wasn't in the bank. >> reporter: as the suspects fled the bang, these cameras near the outside atm captured video of them as they jumped into a champagne colored 2006 chevrolet equinox suv. and sped away down kings highway just off i-295. >> i feel like to know someone i has to be an inside job. >> bang robbery caught the attention of shoppers and customers at this busy intersection most were concerne

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derek ryan clyde soon. third. still tied at one. a rebound for the goal. another one after that. tying the game with a goal. later in the third. the back of the neck here. we have a winner. islanders win. and baseball, they gain keys have their first spring training game. commissioner suspends gain keys closer. the first 30 games of a 2016 season. october 30. he got in an argument with his girlfriend and mother of his child. no charges were fired. in a statement issued yesterday, he had this to say. i want to be clear, i did not in any way harm my girlfriend that evening. the yankees issued this short statement. we are pleased with this discipline. >> shooting a gun and maker roche. >> after a confrontation with >> there was an investigation. >> tell us. >> they took forces. full cowboy gear. >> we hope that they governor andrew cuomo: there is an unhealthy income inequality gap that is only growing. if you work full-time you shouldn't have to choose between paying the rent and buying food. i say lift up the working families of this state and pay a real decent wage. we fight unti

. >> good evening and welcome clyde. >> good evening, good evening i'd like to address the poa i was disheartened today had i heard that gary is accusing the da of being a racht you were here when the person was sitting here that's environmental that's environmental the sub text to call - i do back work i called the arkansas yeah. i worked with him and he's not a racht i was his boss for that to come out that is vial and marty will support it some club in cambridge he was drunk he said this and that why would we go public with something like that that is another greg like throwing mud ball in a play pin let's throw mud balls let's grew up it is a disrespect to the law enforcement agency of the san francisco thank you. >> thank you clyde. >> next speaker. >> good evening mr. crew welcome. >> my name is a john crews no obligation do answer questions do you have a plan to calendar the neutrality to sb 12 senator leno's on the record transparency. >> okay. let me go on i strongly encourage to do that the commissioner vice president turman speaking in support that have bill we are doing t

brown public school good evening clyde and welcome. >> there's on old saying what we can prove and know is always different i want to address something else we can talk about homicides and other things tyrone i want to talk about nancy reagan i shock her hand in kentucky as you may know she passed away and is in my heart that woman she redefined loyalty and redefined and wrote the book book on loyalty i guarantee i'll be down there tomorrow i'm underlying down there tomorrow i bet you, you everyone colin powell to all of them their underlying in from washington to meet her it is tragic but we're getting old take care. >> any further general public comment. >> good evening and welcome. >> hello, again thank you for what you're doing i looked at i hope it is a current copy of general order i think 5.20 are firearms and lethal force i find things that are very, very hopeful in f this including section 3 subject armed with weapons other than firearms and the rule that states a human life is paramount 23 in situations like the last one says officers that precedes accordingly in delaying taki

clyde brooks is charging with criminal mischief after investigators say he relieved himself in a refrigerator full of meds in tavares. brooks a to the e.r. tuesday night and was waiting for a room the following room when he started to urinate on the walls and the floor. hospital officials say thousands of dollars of meds had to be thrown out for possible contamination. brooks was released from the lake county jail wednesday after posting bail. time now 8:35. president obama preparing for a trip to cuba this weekend when obama lands in havana on thursday he'll be the first president to do so in 90 years. when he's in cuba he'll attend a state dinner for raul castro. critics have been quick to point out human rights violations and willing to mend fences with president castro. >> many have visited cuba over investments. the system has become more repressive, not more free. >> andrea: president obama is interested in lifting the trade embargo of cuba, something congress will have to approve. air force one returns from cuba on tuesday. >>> time now 8:35. hardwood. fox sports florida has your full