her husband todd was here with our president and general manager dave davis. lisa died of a brain aneurysm one year ago this weekend just 49 years old, smart, curious, caring and so talented, todd now creating the lisa colagrossi foundation focusing on public education about brain aneurysms and pushing for more research into early detection. we have more information on that and on his a at www.abc7ny.com -- lisa at www.abc7ny.com. >>> two russian and an american astronaut just docked moments ago at the international space station. they blasted off tonight from capsule. 534 days are the most days in space over three missions. >>> the opening this weekend of one of new york city's most iconic symbols of summer and sunshine now postponed because winter is spilling over into spring. kony island luna park was supposed to van opening ceremony this -- have an opening ceremony this weekend. the big opening ceremony with free rides on the famed cyclone pushed back to march 26th. >> it's getting much warmer next weekend. >>> although coney island not guaranteed a lot of

-year-old lindsay is charged with tampering with evidence. 15-year-old and the wasn't dave dave -- antwan davis was found dead in ocoee with a gunshot wound to the head. orange county sheriff's deputies say davis was killed during a drug deal. antwan davis back but we hope this news will bring a measure of comfort to his family as they prepare for his funeral. >> the sheriff's office says they were able to make the arrest fast thanks to the community stepping forward with tips. >> new tonight, a community coming together to help a family from lake county who lost their loved one in a fire. a 17-year-old boy from lake minneola high school was killed two nights ago. tracy jacim with more on how you can help. >> tracy: city manager mark johnson is stacking up some of the items dropped off here at city hall to help a family going through the truly unimaginable, a fire consumed their home wednesday night and 17-year-old trevor ross died. the vice mayor is happy to help, happy to be able to do something. >> what really gets me is the fact that it does mention here, feel better. as you can see the wor

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dave holland. he was a basist with miles davis.arcelles >>> the fields >> blood on the fields >>> which won a pulitzer. >> that was a special project and special moment for me in my career >>> blood on the fields was about? >> slavery. it tells a story of an african prince who is enslaved and a commoner. i am the commoner. we're thrown together. we start talking on the boat and it ends with - i don't remember how it ends. nothing ends well in slavery >>> so true. i was astounded at the number of musicians who were born in or grew up in mississippi, these people, a lot, so many of them. what >> it's the water, i guess >>> what is it about there, do you think, that musicality. >> it is a strange place. we're at the bottom in many ways, metaphorically, physically. i think you have to develop a sort kind of curousity, eccentricity. there's pressure of being and living there >>> this is talk to al jazeera. when we come back, she talks about the legacy she wants to leave behind for future generations of jazz singers. >>> you're watching

investigators found davis's body on a west sunday morning. they now tell us that dave was there to buy marijuana from the suspect when something went wrong. investigators say the suspect has a history with law enforcement. >> the most recent arrest was in january by the orange county aggravated battery. so he does have some arrests, priors. >> we know this won't bring antoine back. but we hope this news will bring a measure of

investigators found davis's body on a west sunday morning. they now tell us that dave was there to buy marijuana from the suspect when something went wrong. investigators say the suspect has a history with law enforcement. >> the most recent arrest was in january by the orange county aggravated battery. so he does have some arrests, priors. >> we know this won't bring antoine back. but we hope this news will bring a measure of prepare for his funeral. >> reporter: and the funeral for antoine davis is scheduled for tonight, in less than an hour at 7:00 . >>> if you want to see what else the sheriff said about the case, you can go to wftv click on the video tab, raw video section. >>> some harbor house supporters are wondering if the former ceo's lawsuit could stop the organization's fundraising in its tracks. >> they're worried abused men and women could be the victims of this lawsuit. >> reporter: a unique perspective. on the one hand, he has $1 million on the line in this project. yornd he is an attorney, has a very good aspects of the lawsuit that will play out here

davis. my name is dave braden, rolling stone magazine. i'm here to do a comeback story. >> ahhh!use. >> you have new material. my material, my session tape. you're under contract here. we actually own that tape. >> miles! you own? how much money you got on you? okay. you've got 19,000 light, but that's a start. i moved to new york, met some cats, played some music. >> studied piano, too, new. no, just woke up black, knew how to play. >> you're black? don't move on in this damn music, it's all about improvisation. francis, i'm going to send a plane to pick you up. i need you. i love you. (sigh) >> somebody stole my tape. what! you call him right now and tell him you coming over. >> i can't take you over there, he'll kill me. >> you don't do what i say, i'm gonna kill you.k it takes a long time to be able to play like yourself. >> i gave up everything for you, miles. i deserve better than this! >> hold it, buddy. do you have a ticket? >> you're looking at it. you trying to piss me off, man? >> miles. give me my music back. ♪ go, go, go, go, go! >> this is madness, i'm not dying ove

dietrich, who endorsed, and sheriff' s captain dave brannon, who has support department. students deal with the murder of a neighborhood teen. 15-year-old antwan davis was killed over the weekend. wesh 2' s alex villarreal talked to parents, who say it' s a difficult lesson, but it' s one kids need to learn before a life is lost. alex: it was a tough morning for ocoee middle school students. a teenager, who family says went to that school, was killed over the weekend. also affected, parents, who expressed their concern to us today. >> seeing a child just pass away like that, it' s sickening. you know, it hurts a lot. alex: 15-year-old antwan davis was gunned down just before midnight on saturday. mile and a half from the school. >> children shouldn' t feel like they don' t want to come to re scared. alex: daellys delgado says, her son knew antwan. investigators tell us, antwan' s fights with other teens in the neighborhood. you guys have an argument, you know words are just words. just walk away from it, because you never know if that person s office says they have no updates yet on the s killer. public schoo ls tells me, grief she says, officials'

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davis' mother. >> all these kids that are dying they're no different than dave its. they're high achievers, they're fun, they're beautiful kids from exceptional families. and they're dropping like flies. >> in all the president proposed additional $1.1 billion to combat this addiction. triple current funding, scott. but this issue is still in the president's words "grossly underresourced." >> mark strassmann in atlanta tonight. mark, thank you. when pregnant women are heroin addicts their babies are too. dr. jon lapook found a program that its saving lives. >> i started on opiates, pain pills. and then -- by 19 i was like, a full blown heroin addict. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was just terrible. i didn't take care of myself. i didn't take care of my kids. i lost custody. >> reporter: 25-year-old chelsea blackburn was using heroin last june when he found out she was pregnant again. she decided to get help from the mcgee women's hospital of university of pittsburgh medical center. which started the pregnancy recovery center in 2014. the hospital inundated w

dave huckins. his pride hosted windham in the girls division two playoffs. pride in white. abby grandmaison with a step-back jumper on the baseline. freshman stephanie davis grabs the rebound and takes it in to score. remember that name, davis, for coach anne haky and the jags. here comes megan johnson right at us. great job to get control and score on the fly for valley. nice baseline jumper for kelsey kendzulak of windham. merrimack valley wins 62-45. the pride advance to play the goffstown grizz in the quarterfinals. all of tonight's tournament scores are on our sports ticker at the bottom of your screen. we dropped in on unh basketball practice this afternoon. the wildcats are part of a big night of college hoops in new saint anselm college and snhu square off in their conference semifinals. their first matchup since the 1993. wildcats get a home game in the tournament. they host binghamton tomorrow night. >> now the work begins. it comes down to three games in now we have the biggest game of income to. >> last year was a good season. this year solidify that we are a good team. jamie this is crazy from rhode : island with a state championship on the l

davis there. broncos lose 72-60 to finish the year at 11-20. might be in trouble there. >>> we're getting a look at how you're spending this this wet saturday. dave perez tweeted this picture took on a canopy. here's a look at wet and soggy conditions on the golden gate bridge. here's noah out and about before the rain. he's prepared. share your weather video and pictures using the like greasy fast food if youtreats your body...t you'd have no way to watch cat videos. so say no to greasy, fast food... and treat your body right... with the delicious rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. made with our new hand-pulled, all-white meat chicken raised without antibiotics... all on our freshly-baked bread. the subway sandwich shop. fresh is what we do. >> announcer: the following is a presentation of espn on abc. >>> it's been 18 years since the bulls won the championship. you know there were high hopes of course to start the season. it's been disappointing, yes. jimmy butler is back. he's been out a month. maybe he can help turn things around. alongside the former mvp derrick rose whose season continues to get better. rockets and bulls on "nba

davis in nor laura pmoody. pthanks for whackying up with us pon this monday morning. plet's get a check of weather pwith dave. phow's going over there? pnot bad. pit it's warm, it's muggy. pand sun just came up 20 minutes pago. pi got a few showers on the pradar. pnow what we're for most part psprinkle and light showers. pover anna maria. pwork et cetera way into braden pto where it will start to full papart other than that rain pchance relatively quiet. p80 for high temperature. ptomorrow. pand still keep temperatures in plower 80s for afternoon highs. pvanessa good morning. pgood morning. retty hectic morning on proadways we will start you off pwith new crash before we get to pwhat's going on bridges. pstay tuned in you have to travel pfrom pinellas to tampa. pwe're taking live look at 275 psouthbound. pthis is near bird street. pas we look towards sligh avenue pa crash reported in that area. pblocking a center lane. pyou can see travel times are up pquite a bit. palmost ten minutes worth of pdelays at this point. p36 minuteses your ride from pbeers road to i-4 appear soled pback up to fowler at this point.

davis in nor laura pmoody. pthanks for whackying up with us pon this monday morning. plet's get a check of weather pwith dave. phow's going over there? pnot bad. pit it's warm, it's muggy. pand sun just came up 20 minutes pago. pi got a few showers on the pradar. pnow what we're for most part psprinkle and light showers.

dave and pvanessa next because it's pcausing some problems. p>>laura: we're one week away pfrom a big rays game in cuba. pgood morning, anjuli davis. pyeah, big development in the this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i 3 good morning it is 6:xx. i'm russell rhodes. p>>russell: welcome. pi'm russell rhodes. p>>laura: and i'm laura moody. pgood morning. plet's start off by checking the pweather forecast with dave posterberg. p>>dave: a couple of things. pit is very warm and muggy poutside this morning. pjust about everybody starting in pthe 70s for temps, plus along pthe coastline, we've had some pfog to deal with and psome of the sea fog has worked ponshore from venice up through psarasota. pnotice venice with a quarter pmile visibility. peven the sunshine skyway as well pand this is a l

dave is down on his luck. rted unraveling. he finds out where miles davis lives, and he feels like if he can get because at this period of time, miles davis had disappeared from the music scene, i think, for five years. he didn't play music. he feels like if he can there and get this story, then it could save his career and get him back on track. so he pretends to be a "rolling stone" magazine, though he's not. >> he's not? >> no. he's pretending to be. >> the character is o, right? >> yeah. i mean, he's a sort of -- i suppose they drewcord producers miles might have had. but my character is entirely made up, yeah. e that you get the call, set up a meeting at your the actual s embarrassing. makes me really embarrassed. i like motorcycles and i'd taken delivery of a brand-newmotorcycle the day before this meeting. i met don once or twice and i him as an actor, person, a talent. i wanted to be involved in the film. i said, come over to my house and we'll talk tomorrow. in the morning i took my kids to the school. when i got back, i said, i'll take the motorbi

davis at 39 year veteran of the "washington post," which is pretty amazing. >> we have dave here, who is a 39 year veteran of the "washington post" which as a survival of the fittest by any measure. dave is here to talk about his relatively new book on top of a long list of great books. for those following what has been happening in detroit a book on michigan is a big thing. next, michael hilton has been forever in other places and forever at the los angeles. micha michael wrote about the affects of silence, technology and policy and his new book is titled "big science" and it is an incredible story of how science went from being important, valid and meaningful to very big with a lot of mown money. gilbert is last on the panel. he is long associated with a number of papers and wrote briefly for the "washington post" and new york times. brilliant work with the philadelphia inquirer. and the first work came from the cox field republican. when america goes big it is interesting. these three gentlemen all came out at daily newspapers. and this country still has daily newspapers. and they