and a rapper and activist of flint, michigan, jon connor.us in the conversation at #nightly. we wanted to catch up with the water crisis in flint. the most recent update is the string of the damning e-mails from last year which is have now resurfaced. from communications director hegean holland it won't do any good to invest in water infrastructure if we're finding window sills with teeth marks. teeth marks? how do thoughts like this even formulated? >> i don't know are the houses in flint made of delicious gingerbread? outside of that it's stereotypical and terrible and shows how out of touch politicians are with the people of flint. it's not supposed to work like that. >> i was going say for me i don't care where teeth marks are. i don't care. everybody deserves clean water. everybody deserves -- you know what i mean. there's nothing they can say to make me understand the rationalizing of not treating human beings as human beings. >> larry: at the probably treat animals better. >> i feel like the way they can spin this is people who don't

, mcenroe. >> connors, mcenroe, agassi, sampras, chang. jim courier was number one in the world, won four grand slams and he hardly gets mentioned. >> hardly ever gets mentioned. >> and he's one of the best of all time. >> right. >> you know, the good news is my shadow's not quite as long so they shouldn't be feeling so much pressure, but it is cyclical. there are a really good group of 17 and 18-year-olds coming up. i would equate it to a really strong farm system in baseball. >> yeah. >> you probably won't know the names for another couple of years. >> well, who's the derek jeter? i'm going to go exactly right there. >> no. no. >> tell me one person. >> no, because i hate doing it because then you're having a 17-year-old kid that has to deal with it. i will never -- >> you're putting the pressure on that kid. >> i was talking to the powers that be at the usta and i said never refer to them by one name. not one kid has to carry this burden. >> yeah. >> refer to them -- i don't -- you can make a fun name for the group of them, and that's f

right now, sitting at 53 in cincinnati, only in the 40' s and connors phil. here' s the projection for the storms. the leading edge of rain rolling into our eastern communities by 2:00 p.m. between now and 2:00, everybody starts to get on soaking rain. 71 and 75 corridor . 4:00, you can see will be happening as we get towards the start of the evening rush. the heavier rain should be shifting to the eastern communities at that point. as we get towards 5:00 and 6:00, we get rid of a breather as we wait the cold front. good news for the evening commute, the rain should be done at that point. as we head toward 7:00 and 8:00, here comes the cold front. another shot of rain quickly at 7:00, that will move out by 8:00 and 9:00, anything that falls after that point will come in the form of a couple of flurries because temperatures are dropping. they should melt right when he hit the surface. 52 today, heavy rain and gusty wind. tonight, a couple flurries possible, we get down to 28 and then tomorrow, plan on a high around 35. cloudy and much cooler with a stray flurr

connor this morning. connor -- okay, connor is hanging out. >> amy: what's that in his hand? he's reading a book. i couldn't tell. it's so far. >> brooks: oh, really. >> amy: that's amanda's baby, our producer. >> ryan: we have to find out what connor is reading. >> brooks: it looks like a dalmation on the cover. connor, you are one hand seminole dude. amanda, thanks so much for sharing this picture with us. you have one handsome son. if you want your child on weather baby, all you have to do is log on to our website and follow the links. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning. sky fox cruising over i-4 heading towards the downtown orlando area. i do want to take you back out little bit of trouble going on in sanford. and this is right on the 1792 off-ramp. it is closed still because of a semi that overturned on the off reason -- off-ramp. take state road 46 as an alternate. again the ramp is shut down. taking you back down to kissimmee, we're still seeing some delays on the florida turnpike northbound. this is right after osceola parkway, after a crash there earlie

connor myers. and he gets a hold of it. deep shot to center, and it clears the fence. connor myers. old dominion defeats liberty 7 to 6 behind the bat of connor myers who went 4 for 5 with 3 runs and 2 runs batted. monarchs improves to 7-1, what a start for the monarchs. i'm bruce rader, welcome to the sportswrap. college basketball tonight, virginia seemingly unbeatable at home this year, on the road at clemson, needing that win on the road this last week of the season to help get a good seed in the acc tournament. cavs wearing blue jumped out to a 12-oh lead, what a pump fake by anthony gill, then the one handed slam, 11 points 10 rebounds for gill. then it's malcolm brogdon, he could be the acc player of the year, he drives it straight to the basket, brogdon with a team high 18 points. but clemson roars back, cuts the virginia lead to one, but here comes devon hall from virginia beach, drains the three pointer. clemson would not give up takes a one point lead with six and a half minutes to

barbara: this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically >> abc 11 6:00 starts right now. >> a durham police officer shot and wounded at a jail. learning about the officers condition. >> the hearing that could keep a local high school student in the what students are doing to show their support. >> the presidential trip, the official meeting today. barbara: thank you for joining us. a durham police officer and wounded at the durham county jail. anthony, what do we know? >> first, the officer who was wounded is out of the hospital now. he was treated and released their. -- released there. an incident here involving gunshots and a suspect went down. what is not clear is how it went down. was the suspect armed? was this someone brought here by the officer

i'm rosemary connors. it's 8:30 on this saturday. a chilly forecast for us but we can't be too disappointed because we've been spoiled the last few days. >> it's the number one talker. record breaking warmth that we came out of from this past week. cooler than that this morning. still above average as we go ahead and look at boathouse row live this morning. we have blue skies out there. a beautiful saturday morning for whatever you may have on the docket. i know a lot of people have a lot of plans outside. maybe a jacket this morning. maybe a light pair of gloves if you're out doing exercise. 47 in philadelphia. cufm to the north and to the west. down at the shore, temperatures are bumping

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this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. we tried tutors but they didn't connect. new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically times more growth than if >> see what is happening this instance.abc 11 eyewitness news at 5:00 starts right now. john: talking zika at the state legislature. barbara: north carolina voters. where ted cruz will be stumping for support today. john: new details about a home invasion in raleigh. why police say no one was in danger although the suspect remained on the loose. welcome. barbara: thank you for joining us. stories coming up the first in. don: good morning. very warm day shaping up across the region. look at the big jump in temperatures as we go through the day. we are in the 40's right now but at 8:00, we go to the 50. 70's. long. across the region, in the 50's. 53, chapel hill. 50, fayetteville. 50, roanoke rapids. partly cloud

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this is connor like so many kids, he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - just not getting it. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen him more engaged. and the results are kids like connor typically times more growth than if john: super tuesday round three in the books and hillary clinton big winners. role. barbara: we have results from the big local contest including the race for the governor's mansion down to two men. john: the harsh sentence for an american college student arrested in north korea. first, we are following breaking news in durham. barbara: a murder investigation is under way now. these pictures from hardy street. caitlin knute will have the developments in a moment. first it is time for weather apartment traffic together with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center. don: good morning to you. warm-up. look at the jump from the 50's to the 80's. that is the red area there. a look at the day ahead and we ar

a walk off home run for connor myers. old dominion defeats liberty 7 to 6 and improve to 7-1, what a start for the monarchs. ranked virginia seemingly unbeatable at home this year, on the road at clemson. cavs in blue, to a 12-oh lead, malcolm brogdon, he brogdon with a team high 18 points. but clemson roars back, cuts the virginia lead to one, but here comes devon hall from virginia beach, drains the three pointer. the hoo's score seven straight points--win by 7--here's nathan epstien with more on devon hall. saturday night-------devon hall----a redshirt sophomore out of virginia beach poured in a career best 11 points----against the 7th ranked tar heels of north carolina----- he started the game well; gave us a good lift, banging some threes, and was pretty tough minded. i've worked so much, working on different aspects of my game, in terms of shooting, my mid-range game, being able to finish stuff, it's just a matter of me staying confident, because i know i can do it. uva built the line-----and after missing his previ

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and the results are kids like connor typically barbara: big changes to the weather. say goodbye to the 70's. john: breaking results from vote 2016 the winners from such tuesday and what it could mean for our primary just two weeks away. caitlin: a train derailment in new york forces as many as 45 families from their homes. john: good morning, carolina, welcome on wednesday march 2. barbara: thank you for joining us.

his man on the floor--drains the three--- then on the fast break--- terry tarpy--behind the back to connor burchfield tribe led 34-30 at the half-- late second hofstra takes the lead--- juanye green---caa player of the year---3 pointer goes---he had 14--- ameed tanksley--right past daniel dixon---game high 23 points for tanksley--- the pride have a 6-point lead--- tribe erase it in the blink of an eye--- molinowski---3 of his career high 22 ties it--- last 20 seconds--- game tied at 67--- jaun-ye green on the drive----to denton koon---pride take the lead--- last chance for the tribe--- cohn has a great look from three---- off the rim--- and that's it--- hofstra wins it 70 to 67---- for the third straight year---heartbreak in the caa tournament for coach tony shaver--- ""i thought our competitive spirit was at a really high level long, we really battled really meant a lot to us. i would say secondly our execution was really not quite good enough. it really wasn't. i would've liked to have seen a little more ball movement from our guys tonight. we played hard. we really played hard. they fin

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and the results are kids like connor typically times more growth than if uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's available 24/7 and then our car overheated... what are the chances? can you send a tow truck please? uh, the location? you're not going to believe this but it's um... it's in a tree. i wish i was joking, mate, but it's literally stuck in a tree. (car horn honking) a chainsaw? no, no, all we really need is a tow truck. day or night, >> the damage left behind from rain. john: one county puts dog owners on notice. what you need to do and punishment you face if you don't. barbara: good morning, carolina, welcome on primary tuesday march 15. i'm barbara gibbs. john: i'm john clark. we will get to the big stories but first weather and traffic together on tuesday. here is meteorologist don schwenneker. tkpwhrao good morning to you. as you head out the showers are gone and we are done with the rain. the places that saw rain may see a little fog. temperatures will jump quickly. by 10:00 in the 60's to mid 70's. right n

and the results are kids like connor typically uju deep. jew deep economy jew ditch economy economy. giudice jew deep jew deep jew ditch jew ditchy. jew dies giudice. go giudice. jew deep. go don: welcome back. let's talk bus stop forecast. as the kids head out warmer, still may need a jacket going to school but not coming home. in the 40's by 6:00 and we will stay in the 40's through 8:00. by 10:00 we are almost 60's degrees. current numbers from across the region a couple down from last hour. 45 roanoke rapids. 47 roxboro. 50 louisburg. 50 hillsborough and 48 siler city. 49 lillington and 47 fayetteville. 52 pinehurst and 48 in goldsboro. looking at the day ahead. partly cloudy and 50. by lunchtime it is 67. mostly sunny. late day 75 degrees under mostly sunny skies. lots of sunshine today and warm temperatures stick around. we will have the holiday weekend forecast up next. john: before hopping in the car for the drive to work the state d.o.t. wants you to think about it is used to pay for tolls electronically. you can get the hard case

nbc 10's rosemary connors live on the villanova campus. the team's already on its way. now the challenge for what students to get there, too. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of them planning to go friday. many of them will travel by plane. certainly got them revved up for the big game saturday. >> reporter: the thrill of a final four swept over the crowd as they sent off their wildcats with cheers of joy and hope. fans couldn't help but roar when the seniors especially daniel and ryan made their way to the bus. >> parents here, this is it, now or never. >> reporter: leave it on the court. >> exactly. >> reporter: alumni took the opportunity to wish the team well on their way to houston. they're a devoted bunch, superstition and all. >> got villanova, you know, attire. >> reporter: seemed like a good luck charm? >> definitely. >> the villanova spirit and the traditions and education that we received here and young people are receiving today is just second to none. >> reporter: the university will be in the national spotlight this weekend and the school community is beaming with

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live in north philly, rosemary connors, nbc 10. >> tearful testimony today, philadelphia residents asked the city council to look into reverse mortgages. reverse mortgages special kind of loan that lets people 62 and older convert home equity into cash. >> i felt i was cheated. i was cheated. i would have never signed away my house. i would never signed away my house. >> that woman told the council committee on finance that people need to be better educated before they sign on the bottom line. the last few years the number of mortgage foreclosures for reverse mortgages in philadelphia skyrocketed. >>> today, police arrested the former cfo at visit philadelphia for embezzlement. joyce levit allegedly took $200,000 by charging personal expenses to the corporate credit card. the charges include $19,000 to bj's and costco and $20,000 for meals. >>> drivers will soon get the green light to go 70 miles per hour on the pennsylvania turnpike. the commission plans to boost the speed limit from 65 to 70. the turnpike tested the faster speed on a 100-mile stretch of the interstate for the past two

four people were killed, including 33-year-old frank connor. frank was a young banker. his son was only 9 years old on that day. his son joins us now. joe connor has dedicated his life to bringing willie morales and the other wanted fugitives in cuba to justice. our sympathy, as always, to the loss of your father so many decades ago. your thoughts as you see the president of the united states and the justice department, they're talking, but not doing much more, about those 70 fugitives including willie morales and the faln. the faln responsible for the murder of your father in cold blood in this city. >> as i watch the president come down the stairs, i'm hoping he can be a statesman like reagan and stand before as he stood before the berlin wall, and said tear down this wall. i hope mr. obama is able to stand there and demand that the cubans, that we want justice. we want justice for frank connor's life. bringing william morales back to the united states. and for the other fugitives. this is the time to do it. there is no other time. let's hope this president has the wh

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i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday.eteorologist karen thomas is tracking a little bit of a chilly morning but, karen, the sun should help warm things up. >> absolutely. let's face it, we've been spoiled a little bit with record warmth this past week. really felt more like florida this time of year. incredible as temperatures climbed into the 80s. we're cooling off a little bit this weekend for sure. the good news is we are looking for sun. official sunrise at 6:16 this morning so we see sun off to the horizon as we look live to the city skyline. temperatures low to mid 40s across the region. colder to the north in the poconos as 25. 32 in mt. holly. we see0s

connor working for 25 years to have morales sent back to the u.s. to face justice. >> low hanging to bring back. what i think obama needs to do and not hopeful that he'll do it further anything more cuba without the rurch these terrorists. period. >> morales isn't only legal convicted criminal walking streets of cuba. in 1973 joann who now calls her herself acur killed wariner forrester after a traffic stop in east brunswick like morales he was found guilty, put in prison, escaped and lived underground until fleeing to cuba in 1985. troopers haven't forgotten. >> i believe all of those fl trag to cuba need to be aware that four dangerous piewj tifers live free and protected on island. >> they tweeted this sign featuring them and two others wanted by the fbi. all of this as white house says they're working with a cuban government to bring these fugitives back. >> we've raised concern repeatedly that there are piewj tuffs from american justice that have sought safe haven in cuba. there's already been a dialogue countries to seek the return of these fu

and the results are kids like connor typically john: 5:17 and 54 degrees. here are the headlines. hillary clinton and donald trump claiming big victories in super tuesday. clinton won seven states to bernie sanders's four and trump seven but ted cruz making it a race with three wins including texas his home state. a tpraeurprayer vigil following the shooting that left akiel denkins dead. raleigh's mayor is calling for calm and patience as the investigation continues. and new overnight astronaut scott kelly back on earth after nearly a year in space. scientists are now going to look at how long and how that long time in space effected his body. barbara: salacious deals outside charlotte. crystal gambino is charged with killing her husband and two others monday night. police say the victims were fond naked in a bedroom of a home and appears they met online and she found them together before she went for her gun. >> it hit snowstorm me and hurt the worst. girls in high school and college tweet me and say i want to be erin andrews except ther has thrived since the video released and s

and the results are kids like connor typically john: welcome back. 5:14 and 51 degrees. these are the headlines. in fayetteville the search is on for a hit-and-run driver. just before become this morning a person was hit and killed at the intersection of raeford and 71st school road. a double shooting in durham now a murray investigation. last night two people were shot in a drive-by on maplewood drive. within died taorpg. and a happy homecoming expected this morning at fort bragg. the way home after nine months in iraq. a welcome home ceremony is planned. barbara: at least seven are hurt we a car slams into a bus stop in phoenix. one car plowed into the bus stop. the seven injured three were taken to the hospital. two women and young boy. the cause is under investigation. today a kansas lawn equipment factory will open for the first time since a gunman so the three employees last week. they are invited for an open house to tour the facility today and they will resume operations tomorrow. it is closed since the february 26 shooting that left three dead and 14 injured. po

connor powell is in cyprus as well.is is one of several bizarre demands made by the egyptian national in addition to wanting to talk to his ex-wife, he also requested that all female political prisoners in egypt be released. he also wanted to meet with eu officials here in cyprus as well. now, from the very beginning authorities here said this was not terrorism. it was clear that this was a mentally unstable individual, this was somebody who was rambling who just wasn't very coherent. still, he was able to pull off the redirection of this flight that was supposed to land in cairo all the way to here in cyprus. clearly did scare the world for several hours here. lasted for about six hours or so before authorities were able to convince him not only to release the final prisoner -- or passengers that were on the plane, but also to turn himself in. he is now in custody here. and we understand, shepard, he will be in court tomorrow as well. >> hey, what more do you know, connor, about the people who were onboard the plane? >

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i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:00 on this saturday. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the changes to our forecast. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, rosemary. cold changes. we'll keep it in the 40s today and 30s tomorrow. tracking a chance of rain, rain mix and even some snow in some spots. let's take a look outdoors. we are clear this morning. cold this morning. live look from the adventure aquarium. 11 degrees colder compared to 24 hours ago in reading. 11 degrees colder in mount holly. it is a cold start to the day. we're going to keep it in the 40s. below normal for this time of year. typically we come in around 53. lots of blue on the map. worried about freezing in allentown. below freezing this morning, mount pocono. 39 in lancaster. 41 in wildwood. we are watching a few areas. we're going to see some rain in some spots and a chance of some mix and even snow on sunday. let me time out the first system for you. as we go throughout the day, we'll see the clouds thicken and then we have the chance to see some rain i

i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this saturday. meteorologist karen thomas is tracking a little bit of a chilly morning but, karen, the sun should help warm things up. >> absolutely. let's face it, we've been spoiled a little bit with record warmth this past week. really felt more like florida this time of year. incredible as temperatures climbed into the 80s. we're cooling off a little bit this weekend for sure. the good news is we are looking for sun. official sunrise at 6:16 this morning so we see sun off to the horizon as we look live to the city skyline. temperatures low to mid 40s across the region. colder to the north in the poconos as 25. 32 in mt. holly. we see 30s here. temperatures will be bumping fairly quickly as we move on through our saturday morning. 34 right now in atlantic city and 37 degrees in dover. so sunny skies. that's what we're looking for. clouds moving in coming up from the south to the north and we're looking for cooler and sunny skies but then cloudy later. overcast skies as we wrap up our saturday. hi

rosemary connors reports. >> reporter: as if the drivers don't have enough to worry about on the road, police are now warning of a speeding ticket scam that starts in your in box. investigators have received complaints about e-mails from citation@safe browsing.com. it tells the victims where and when they were speeding, how fast, and claims to have a snapshot of their license plate. then there is a fine to pay. >> i think it's all about money. >> i think it's terrible. i think i would be inclined to send money. >> kind of scares you a bit to think about it. >> scary is one way police describe it because that driving information appears to be true, investigators believe the scammers are hacking free traffic and gps apps on your phone that may have access to your driving and personal information. >> i have one that tells you the commute to work. >> absolutely. weather apps, traffic apps. >> police are now urging drivers to pay attention to what you are downloading. >> it comes with an after thought for someone like me because i download apps all the time. >> that's the advice, trying to

i'm rosemary connors. it's 8:30 on this saturday. meteorologist karen thomas has a chilly forecast for us but we can't be too disappointed because we've been spoiled the last few days. >> it's the number one talker. record breaking warmth that we came out of from this past week. cooler than that this morning. still above average as we go ahead and look at boathouse row live this morning. we have blue skies out there. a beautiful saturday morning for whatever you may have on the docket. i know a lot of people have a lot of plans outside. maybe a jacket this morning. maybe a light pair of gloves if you're out doing exercise. 47 in philadelphia. cufm to the north and to the west. down at the shore, temperatures are bumping up fairly quickly down there at 48 degrees in wildwood. we're expecting clouds to be moving into the forecast later this afternoon and there you see the leading edge of the cloud cover pushing in from the south. for now, sunshine. mostly sunny skies. but then overcast skies this afternoon into the evening hours. befor

(sot: jeni hargrove connor, dog owner) "she tried to walk and would fall over." butt to (sot: jeni this was on my girl's laps while they were holding her." dancer's vet says her blood sugar dropped to a dangerously low level. the dog spent two days in the i-c-u. vets say when dogs have xylitol posioning they'll also suffer liver failure. dancer's family wanted to share their own message to make sure other dog owners were aware of the dangers. (sot: jeni hargrove connor, dog owner) "xylitol is extremely lethal, or extremely toxic to dogs." butt to (sot: jeni hargrove connor, dog owner) "we felt like we didn't keep cabinets locked, you medicines up, you keep bleaches and poisons away from your kids and really the same thing needs to be done if you're going to take on the responsibility of having a dog." the good news is dancer got better. two weeks later she's still on medication, but she's getting back to her old self. are teaming up to fight illegal wildlife trafficking. google, ebay, and jetblue are among 13 companies that are joining the coalition. the u-s wild

i'm rosemary connors. it's 4:30 on this friday.sheena parveen has the first alert forecast and is tracking a little bit of a cooldown, sheena. >> yes, rosemary, cooler today than yesterday. big difference. we'll still be above normal for this time of year. when you compare it to the 80s it will be

live in north philly, rosemary connors, nbc 10. >> to read more about bacterial meningitis, including risk factors and how to prevent your children from getting sick, nbc 10. >>> investigating a person stabbed in springfield township. over the scene baltimore pike and church road. no word on the condition of the person stabbed or what touched off the incident. one suspect is in custody. >>> ted, president obama revealed his pick for our nation's next supreme court justice. the announcement sets up a bitter election year fight over the future of the high court. back to nbc 10 keith jones. with the president's nominee and reaction and the nominee got emotional. >> right, the president nominated merrick garland, dc court of appeals chief judge, considered by president obama in the past and had past support from republicans but that's likely to change. as a prosecutor, garland oversaw the unabomer in oklahoma city bombing trials, moderate clinton appointee, who back then at the support of 32 republicans. he would bring a spirit of even handedness to the supreme court and ready to take on

this is nbc 10 news today, and i'm rosemary connor, and if you not done it yet, that clock one hour ahead for daylight saving time, and karen thomas, some wet weather to wrap up the weekend. >> yes, rosemary, and i will get to the about tuesday when i realize that not all of my clocks are turned ahead, but we will have to get used to it. a and the overcast clouds up here in the poconos, and looking at the camelback here, and the mountains in the poconos, and looking at the clouds in the mid-50s there in southern delaware and georgetown, but it is the radar that is showing us the picture here, and we have the showers moving in from the west, and it is part of the low pressure system that is going to inch closer to the sunday afternoon that. when we can expect more off and on activity coming into the picture, and heavier tomorrow morning. we will be back with more rain and the seven-day as we move into the week. >> thank you, karen. >>> and now, police are trying to track down the person who killed a man in rittenhouse square. monique braxton is there, and what do you tell us? >> well, for

. >> kate connor department staff one more thing to add to the zoning administrator's timeline there is an information sheet that was issued by the department of building inspection and 2013 that addresses those kind of shared light nests bedroom lay out i've prepared a quick and dirty graphic how it is calculated overhead. >> so when you're looking at nested bedrooms a couple of things one of the exterior windows and the other is the common wall so first looking at the exterior windows the grazing requirement under the building code is 8 percent of the schools as far as a 8 hundred plus square feet bedroom you'll need - because the square footage of that room includes the nested room you end up having to provide for glazing on the exterior wall this section portion that the interior a couple of different requirement for the interior the first the common wall must remain 50 percent open and unobstructed and the area is regulated overseeing must be 10 percent of the area floor of the bedroom or 25 square foot whichever is greater and a glazed area that faces that exterior glazing. >>

it happened before 5:00 this morning on connor street. greg suskin found out what happened when officers searched the home. >> they went in, first police found the body of tj price jr. in the bed room of that home as they were moving along to search other rooms they heard a gunshot coming from another bed room they were approaching. family members and friends filled connor street for hours awaiting any word on what left two people dead here. >> i still can't believe it. even though i'm standing right here. >> she's a cousin to the shot and killed by his stepfather, 48-year-old barack early this morning. it happened in their home after the family had been out together last night. >> it's a tragic loss. i feel like we've lost one of the good ones. >> the family moved here from great falls five months ago when their home there caught fire and police told me they had no prior calls here about this family. tyrell hayes was with price hours before he died. a man who he says always encouraged him. >> i looked at him as a big brother. he'd give m

. >> nbc 10's rosemary connors is following the search for the shooter. you recently got new video of the scene? >> that's right. we were able to get closer down the block here on coral street. this is where place say the shooter kuf eer dumped the geta suv. the white tahoe left abandoned at coral and valetta. right now it appears, this is preliminary, there may be blood in the backseat and the shooter who got out of the car and fled on foot may have had two other accomplices with them. that's what they're trying to sort out, whether by himself or whether there were other people inside that white suv. after police located the suv, they began searching train tracks. you can see looking for the shooter and anybody else who may be with him. there were s.w.a.t. team members in full force, some with weapons drawn. here's how this all started. according to philadelphia police, undercover nar cot ins officers in the area of 16th and east hunting park. they saw two men inside a toyota and witnessed within man shot the other, get out of the car and into the white

kids like connor typically john: here is what is making headlines. breaking news in central california, where a commuter trailing -- a commuter train has derailed. it is believed the train struck a tree that had fallen onto the tracks. today is primary day for mississippi. republican presidential hopeful ted cruz will stump today to donald trump will be in fayetteville tomorrow. hillary clinton comes to our state thursday. a committee will meet to discuss the zika virus. five cases have been confirmed in north carolina. they all contracted the virus while out of the country. barbara: murder charges have been charged -- been filed against a man in the murder of a nine-year-old boy. police say he pulled the trigger. and then shot. he was targeted because of his father's gang ties and shootings neighborhood. the shooting. a girl is talking about a terrifying attempted kidnapping. john: a man tried to grab her. ran. the man stopped and asked her if she ignored him. he drove off but then he turned around and grabbed her from behind. >> he gave up and i ke

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i'm rosemary connors. it's 4:30 on this friday. meteorologist sheena parveen has the first alert forecast and is tracking a little bit of a cooldown, sheena. >> yes, rosemary, cooler today than yesterday. big difference. we'll still be above normal for this time of year. when you compare it to the 80s it will be çcooler. here's a look at radar. showers currently pmoving through. right now, maybe sprinkles in parts of south jersey. that's really about it. should not be causing any problems on the roadways. i think we'll have another area of rain that will start to move in, mostly for the poconos and lehigh valley coming up in the next hour. for today, here's a look at the temperatures. this morning, we have temperatures around 60 degrees. the rain will move through. it will be gone by 8:00. for the main part of the commute i think it will be nice and dry. temperatures by 8:00 a.m. 58 degrees. now watch as we go through the afternoon. by lunch time, we are only going to be in the mid-to-low 60s. yesterday around lunch time, already

. >> university of virginia student learns his sentence plea in north korea this is connor. like so many kids, he was missing things in school. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. kids like connor typically see up to two to three times more growth than if they hadn't come to sylvan. a warm day today. the skyline, downtown raleigh, temperatures are looking warm, it's 59 apex. 52 rocky mount. 50 roxboro. 50 wake forest, 59 garner. a quick warm up in to the 70s. mid-70s by lunchtime, plenty of sunshine for today, 5:00, 83 degrees, slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm late today with a cold front coming through, that's going to drop our temperatures noticeably for tomorrow. it's mild this morning. temperatures close to 60 degrees. a beautiful morning and gorgeous afternoon as long as you don't mind it being warm close to record highs this afternoon. different over the weekend, we will talk about that coming up renae. >>> a disaster continues to unfold in texas this morning. flooding along the louisiana border is the worst scene since the 1880s, tho

we have another news update in >> and join this is connor. like so many kids, he was missing things in school. then we heard about sylvan's new teaching system, sylvansync. kids like connor typically see up to two to three times more growth than if they hadn't come to sylvan. >>> good morning. police officers salute the hearse carrying former first lady nancy reagan from her home. a funeral being planned for later this week at the reagan presidential library, where she'll be laid to rest next to her husband. a woman being remembered as a devoted wife and a political force who redefined the role of first lady. we look back at nancy reagan's extraordinary wife and talk exclusively to her son ron today, monday, march 7th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," remembering nancy reagan, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefellerplaza. >>> still digesting the sad news of nancy reagan's passing, but what an incredible life she lived. legendary woman, iconic first

nbc 10's rosemary connors joins us with more on romney's criticism. romney did not mince words at all. >> he did not. in his speech mitt romney called donald trump everything from a misogynist to a bully who threatens america's future. he spoke to a crowd sharing his insight into this year's presidential race, the focus was on trump, he said any of the other republican candidates would make a better nominee for president. romney said that trump is playing the american public for suckers. >> if we republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished. >> donald trump is a phony. a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university. >> trump had the final word this afternoon in maine. he recalled the time he endorsed romney four years ago. >> i backed him, you can see how loyal he s. he was begging for my endorsement. i could have said mitt, drop to your knees, he would have dropped to his knees. he was begging. >> trump said romney failed the republican party in the las