[knock on door] sergeant davis! what am i going to do? well, skip, no, i-- well, sergeant davis. mr. keaton. about-face. i'm looking forprivate irwin handleman. do you hear that, steven? he's look-- he's looking for private irwin-- want a celery dog, sir? i'm here, sergeant davis. thank you, mrs. keaton, but this is my problem, and i've got to deal with it. folks, would you mind if i speak tothe private privately? [humming the battle hymn of the republic] handleman,you have committeda very serious offense. going awolis one of ourleast favorite things. what's going to happen to me now? or we could put youon a rock pile. or we could do what we're going to do, let you out. you can do that? it's called a trainee discharge for unadaptability. this won't be the firstone of these i've gotten. look, irwin. part of growing up is finding out where you fit in and where you don't. we both know you don't fit into the army. i don't feel good about this. i feel like i'm quitting. you're not. you're fired. great. back to square one. i'm no good at anything. listen to me,irwin. it took courage fo

tiger davis. mr. addison and i bought his contract. you let him stay here, and i'll buy you that saddle with the winnings from his first match. chow time. gee, mrs. post. that looks delicious. thank you. are you feeding him again? he just had dinner at the addison's. well, nothing looks worse than a bony, undernourished wrestler. the way you're stuffing the tiger, we're gonna wind up with a hippopotamus. have another stack of pancakes, tiger. oh, boy. gee, mrs. addison. you sure make me feel at home. (laughs) where is the morning paper? i... don't tell me he ate it. he eats more than that elephant you had in there with ed. oh, wait. the better when it comes to... shucks, mr. addison. i did, but he's never between meals. he's always right after them. we've hired gorilla gomez to work out with you today. now, come on. get with it. where are your trunks? i'm having them let out a little. i knew it, i knew it! well, go put on your robe. i'm having that let out a little, too. tiger, i just bought some fresh donuts from the bakery. gee. than

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miss davis was an excellent teacher. >> davis is a recent graduate of bowie state university. we're told that teaching was her dream job. reporting live enter capitol heights, i'm tracee wilkins, back to you. >>> again, today's homicide was or has not been classified as domestic related. but it is raising concerns about a growing trend in prince george's county. in 2015, there were 77 homicides in the county. 15 of those homicides were classified as domestic. so far, this year, police are calling two of the nine homicides so far domestic in nature. >>> on to politics now, on the democratic side, you can call iowa a tie, but hillary clinton calls it a victory. and so does bernie sanders. when the caucus votes were counted last night, the split was 50/50. today the iowa democratic party released final figures that showed that clinton won by four state delegate equivalents, the estimated number of state convention delegates the candidate would get based on precincts caucus results. already the candidates have moved on to new hampshire. and that's where we find steve handelsman to

kenneth davis has been a successful teacher and debunker of historical miths. don't know much about history books walk readers through history to a better understanding of how we got to today. welcome to the programme. >> battle flag much between the end of the war and the premier of birth of a nation 50 years later. >> ray, first of all, thank you for having me, this is an important subject and is interesting to here the conversation about this flag, it's been buried and mitted, legend and -- myth and legend and half truth and lies. it's been very productive to have a conversation about what this means. certainly the confederate flag as we know it, the one that's been discussed, is not the flag orreor the confederate states. it was too much like the american flag. the second one they came up with was a flag with a white field on it, many thinking it looked like a flag of surrender. there's a history behind this battle flag that we are debating. how come the battle flag emerged as a symbol for white remembrance, instead of one of national flags? >> well, it was

senator tom davis is in the second day of his filibuster on the roads bill. will whitson is at the state house. senator davis has been speaking for about ad lib time now- he started right at three o'clock, and he has said he's ready to talk all day again- after taking the senate floor for over seven hours yesterday. davis was responsible for bringing the roads bill to a grinding halt in 2015 at the end of session- but before lawmakers returned this year, he hinted at a compromise in the works- but davis- other lawmakers- and senate staffers say what compromises were being discussed have reached a dead end. davis is opposed to both the gas tax portion of the proposal- saying there's money the state could use- as well as the lack of dot reform- and he "i think it's important to realii that as i'm on the floor particular roads bill that would increase the gas tax by 75%, i am not only trying to educate senators in that body, i'm attempting to educate the public. i want the public to understand the facts behind this debate." while davis talks- groups both for and

then, officers open davis' car door and find 2-year-old chloe davis-green in her car seat. here are the pictures from the facebook page. both mother and daughter are

and the people who are gathered hereere today are here to celebrate the life of 26 year old nashante davis and all of this comes com after this tragic story that you mentioned that really struck a cord so many people and hasas really broken the hearts of family, friends and even complete strangers. taking place behind me is a candle light vigil at bradbury b heights elementary school where davis was a first year, second grade teacher. and right now actually coming to to the podium is a second graderade student who is going to be sharing a few words. again, this is the scene here at bradbury heights elementary school tonight. the community and her family will remember her. this is a private vigil. davis and her two year old daughter khloe were fatally shoty tuesday morning as they wereere leaving their home. h the toddler's father 25 year old darren boss well johnson was arrested. the next day and charged inn their murder. right now, members of the community here in capital heights are coming to bradbury heights along with some friends and along with parents and factually and staff to remem

rocky wanted to sign a sworn affidavit saying robert davis was innocent. had nothing to do with the murders. >> that was pretty powerful for him to -- to do that, considering his circumstances. nothing to gain. admission wasn't enough to undo robert's confession. and then -- seven years into robert's prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. and there she was. >> reporter: laura nirider of northwestern university's innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she represents brendan dassey of "making a murderer" fame. nirider heard about robert's case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert, as we watch the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that i've ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >> you've got these officers -- very, very close to robert who's a big guy pushed into that corner, increasing the pressure without even touching him. >> reporter: randy snead -- a man r

davis: here's the problem.th a friend in the woods and a bear comes after you, you don't have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun your friend. everybody is ignoring the bear and they are trying to outrun the other guys. 96% of these ads have been against the more establishment candidates and ted cruz, not against donald trump. trump has put himself in a very strong position. al: marco rubio has played nice with him. john kasich says he is not going negative. that doesn't work against donald trump, does it? mr. davis: at this point, it certainly hasn't worked. they were all under the illusion the trump would fall on his own. he is untested, he would say something crazy. we have not seen that happen. al: how would you advise they go after them? mr. davis: you go right at his record. he has been all over the place. you go for the jugular in terms of his bankruptcies and everything else. it is a long litany of things. you have got to go right after it. he will still have people clinging to him, saying that

and inside they found 2-year-old chloe davis-green, neshante davis' little daughter. she, too, shot multiple times. she was pronounced a little while later at a hospital. we can show you some of their pictures from facebook. we are told that the little girl was the center of her mother's life. in this community, the reaction is overwhelming. people upset, cannot imagine how something like this could happen. as you said, police looking for the suspect at this point in time. they came to the scene this morning, made some angry pronouncements about this crime. among those speaking out, prince george's county state's attorney. >> this is absolutely unacceptable in any civilized community that a child should be killed in this way. brad: we are staying on this story. when we come back at 5:00, we'll have more about what was going on in miss davis' life. she actually had just won a paternity claim against a man. police say they have some leads in this case but they have not named any suspects. we'll be back at 5:00 with more. in fort washington, brad bell, abc7 news. jonatha

their names, neshante davis. 26 years old. 2-year-old chloe davis-green was the little girl. now a little background on this case. last fall, it was determined with a court-ordered paternity test that in fact mr. boswell-johnson was the father of chloe davis-green. subsequently a judge ordered in december that he pay $600 a month in child support to neshante davis. we don't know if that was, if it was alleged that was the motive here. we expect to get more details on this case. what police know about it. we going to hear from the state's attorney angela alsobrooks when the press conference gets underway. we will bring it to you live. at police headquarters brad bell, abc7 news. leon: we'll see you soon. in the meantime, lawyers for natalie keepers withdrawn the bond request ahead of a canceled court appearance. keepers is accused of helping fellow virginia tech student david eisenhauer dispose of 13-year-old nicole lovell's body. they also charged keepers being accessory both before and after the crime. eisenhauer is charged with first-degree murder and kidnapped. lovell's fu

senator davis has been speaking for about ad lib time now- he started right at three o'clock, and he has said he's ready to talk all day again- after taking the senate floor for over seven hours yesterday. davis was responsible for bringing the roads bill to a grinding halt in 2015 at the end of session- but before lawmakers returned this year, he hinted at a compromise in the works- but davis- other lawmakers- and senate discussed have reached a dead end. davis is opposed to both the gas tax portion of the proposal- saying there's money the state could use- as well as the lack of dot reform- and he considers his time on the podium his chance to lay out what he says are the facts. ne of the things that's changed in the past couple of months is the revenue projections in south carolina. you've got the board of economic advisors telling us we've got an extra 1.3 billion dollars to spend this year. what people of south carolina need to realize is that the general fund budget last year was $7.4 billion. this year we're going to have 8.7 billion dollars to spend." while davis talks- group

((kirsten joyce)) gary and ginny davis davis are no strangers to the las vegas community.. they've been recognized over the years.. for what they do for others... the homeless, specifically ... veterans, living on the streets. . steve lewis/nominated recipients ... they don't see them as invisible... who they want to help get back into the real world..and its so beautiful and touching... gary davis started back in alton ilinois, where we were from.. ((kirsten joyce)) when they moved to las vegas 25 years ago.. they soon saw the need was greater here. gary davis first we got some businesses, then got with police people here.. ((kirsten joyce)) the duo head down to d street ... tropicana... and the underpasses.. with plenty of food.. they cook it all up the night before... and set everything up.. a way to reach out and establish friendships... ginny davis first meeting we had, 250 people show up there... and that was 13 years ago.. once they establish friendships, they work on the next step... ginny davis i help them get a birth certificate, becausif they don't have an idea t

davis and her 2-year-old daughter lived in pinewood hill condos. davis was pronounced dead on the scene and chloe was found close by strapped in a car seat with a gunshot wound. she was taken to a hospital where she later died. parents at bradberry elementary are shaken. >> i know it's hurting the kids but they have to deal with it. >> it's sad. it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: prince george's county public schools have a crisis seem to help students and teachers cope with the loss. >> it's easy to kill. i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: police say no charges filed at this time but we will keep you updated as the story develops. mikea turner wusa9. >>> topping campaign 2016 coverage rand paul of kentucky announced he is dropping out of the presidential race. the rest of the presidential hopefuls still setting their sights on new hampshire before voters at the polls next tuesday. donald trump set out a series of tweets alleging ted cruz won the iowa caucuses by committing fraud but admits he may have lost support by skipping last week go

relationship with robert davis. >> reporter: but this was interesting.not support snead's interrogation. not at all. >> i will say this. i believe that the confession is an unreliable confession. >> reporter: what's more, the chief updated police methods when he took over to help prevent the kind of interrogation that ended up in robert's confession. >> i can't tell your mom that i can save you from the ultimate. >> reporter: as you look at that, what are things that would not be done? >> using terms like the ultimate punishment. length of the interview, those kinds of things would be clear -- clearly not done today. >> reporter: cold comfort for robert davis -- who, by 2014, had been in prison going on 11 years. a decade plus to go. unless -- there was a new governor, terry mcauliffe in office now. for clemency, though he was well aware that a tiny percentage of such petitions are ever granted. and as month after month went by, it wasn't clear what, if anything, was happening. >> what's disturbing about the clemency process is that it's secretive. >> re

he confronted >> davis and shot her anatomic. it is hard to understand why our father would do something like this. isthe service programs together forever. photo after photo shows davis in capitol heights and a smiling happy girl. a week ofly this is call do so many people into young women to start holding on to your children and your surroundings and making good choices. is in jail facing murder charges but on this day many are thinking about what might have been. >> i feel so horrible about the situation. >> a celebration of tw , davis and her daughter were buried at resurrection cemetery. one mourners says this was an unbelievably sad day. in the metro, the number two in command has stepped down. the deputy general manager of operations designed -- resigned this week. they named a temporary replacement and says a new real organization will assume be announced. the techies on find the ease congestion appears to be moving forward. jerry collison says a compromise has been reached. that plan calls for immediately eastboundour mi

the words he'd been hoping to hearu* robert davis was about to be set hp#ter year after year. hp#ter year after year. free. >> i'm elated. just in time for the holidays. today is robert's mother's birthday. >> come on, sandy, pick up. set another plate for tonight's dinner. i'm going up to pick robert up. >> oh, my god! >> i think this will be the last time i ever see this prison. >> reporter: at last, the final drive to robert's prison with the news that both had dreamed >> hey, robert. >> hello, hello, hello. >> reporter: how are you feeling? >> i'm -- i'm elated. describe it. words cannot describe. i'm just so happy. if it wasn't for that man fightin' for me right there i wouldn't be out right now. right now. i'm outside of these fences, hello. i'm just getting ready to pull out. as long as this ain't a dream, i'm leaving right now. >> reporter: and that very night, robert was together again with his mother, his brother, and freedom. >> robert! it's you. it's you. this is my boy. he's home! >> reporter: how does it feel out here? >> reporter: a few weeks ago we came to see

miss davis was awesome.she really, really helped him to improve a lot. >> she clinged to those kids like those are hers. i mean -- >> back at the scene of this morning's double murder in fort washington. >> it's devastating. who could have done it? >> davis's life-long pastor and family and friends rushed to her home to offer comfort to family who looked on in

house experts for >> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was a mama's boy. because of his child-like ways perhaps or his learning disabilities? maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he's got a kind heart, he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother sandy to protect him from the big bad world. while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness. medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he's a teddy bear. he always wanted to grow up and be in healthcare and nursin' like i was. trouble once over a petty theft and his learning disabilities landed him in a special school for several years. but the good thing? a family acquaintance was the school resource police officer. his name was randy snead he'd known robert and his mom for years. robert looked up to randy. trusted him. so when officer snead now a detective with the albemarle county police came looking for robert after the fire. sandy told him without her son. >> i said, "is robert in trouble?" and he said, "he's in serious trouble." >> but sandy had no

davis, please. sure. one moment. the girl from ipanema goes walking and when she passes each time she passes i go-- now, oh, oh, oh. can i help you? it's not happening. oh, yes, i'd like to speak to mr. davis. no, i'm sorry. he's rehearsing. perhaps i could help you. i'm his manager. oh, yes, certainly, um-- well, i'd like to speak to him about the possibility of doing a performance at, uh, cape kennedy. general peterson is celebrating his 10th year as a general. oh, sammy loves to do benefits. oh, good, good. that's good. but this is not exactly a benefit. it more or less falls under the heading of "saving my life." what night is it? oh, it's, uh, friday night. uh, friday night. i could send a car down for him. oh, i'm afraid sammy couldn't get away. he does two shows a night here. oh, well. then maybe i could send a jet. mister. mister-- uh, until when? well, let's see. sammy's first free day is, uh, may 15th. may 15th? a year from may 15th. he's booked solid. oh, i see. sammy: oh, oh, oh. well, thank you. it was w

davis launches a three that caroms hard. shaheed davis with the bound. he throws a desperation shot. a.j. there for the bound and putback at the buzzer. initially ruled good for overtime, but a review clearly showed that a.j. still had the ball in hand when the lights went on. and a tough pill for donnie and his men to swallow, 62-60 losers with cincinnati coming up tuesday night. >> there is a confidence we will build off of this. you know the guys are hurting in the locker room. we will regroup. we have a chance to play tuesday. pat: potential magnitude of this afternoon' s gator game at kentucky. florida has won 5-6, and a win over the wildcats not only would snap a 32-game home win streak for kentucky, it would almost certainly send the gators back into the top 25 for the first time since november of 2014. cats have been reeling. blowing a 21-point lead against tennessee the other night in a loss, and another could drop them from the polls. not likely to happen after what became a nightmarish first half for the gators, who found themselves in a quick

davis? warren davis, that customer of mine? you mean that old guy who used to hang around your flower shop all the time? he was a real weirdo. he died. but a real nice weirdo. sorry, janet. i'm supposed to be at his lawyer's office on thursday. he named me in his will. his will? i don't understand. were you that close? no, terri. i hardly knew this man. then why would he put you in his will? i don't know. well, you know, maybe he was a lonely old man and-and he remembered that i was always nice to him. that depends on how nice she was. you devil. no, maybe he's one of those you know, eccentric millionaires that you always read about. like someone is nice to them and then when they die they leave that person a million dollars! terri, terri, don't get janet's hopes up. the guy had nothing better to do than hang around a flower shop all day long. what could he possibly have to leave her? he owned a bank. a bank would be nice. a bank has more than a million dollars. oh, stop. come on, you guys, just, you're being ridiculous. mr. da

davis and her two year oldld daughter khloe were killed steps from her front door. d the killer is still on the run. i encourage whoever did this to turn themselves in. bible study would usually takeae place here, but instead, parishioners are praying for a breakthrough.br >> prince george's county police say davis and her daughter were fatally shot before 7 tuesday morning in this fort washington neighborhood. > this advertise absolutely unacceptable in any civilizedivl community that a child should be killed in this way. police are pursuing every lead l and we're told a break-in the te case is imminent. even so the healing process is just beginning for those heartbreak than by two lives lost far too soon.oon. > and this is a story thatt hurts and breaks the hearts and as police chief described it, shocks the conscious. now, what we do know is davis d was doing what she did on so many days, taking her daughter to daycare before heading to to work as a first year, secondd grade teacher at bradbury heights elementary school. tonight prince george's county public scho

to kill jody davis while he was walking her dog. the lawyer plans on appealing the case because the judge allowed prosecutors to show the jury an edited version of the video of davis, talking to the undercover officers. >> we argued that the tape should be shown and he denied that motion. on that tape, you have her saying, why she is talking crazy. >> judge conrad said the crime was serious and. sentence reflect the seriousness hear from the man who survived this plot and how he is doing at 5:00. pamela escobar wbtv on your side. >> thank you. one person has died after this crash in gaston county today. it happened on school road in bessemer city. police believe a medical problem may have caused the driver of a pickup truck to veer off the road. he went through the yard and crashed into the home. the driver died on scene. >> and campaign 2016 a new cbs news poll shows donald trump with a 2-1 advantage over ted cruz looking at republican primary voters across the country. and jeb bush's position in sixth place with 4%. and with the s

jim davis' grandfather is dead. jim cannot remember the private investigator's name and seattle police can find no records pertaining to the case. one thing is for certain, gary ridgway was never arrested or punished for the attempted murder. and he told his questioners that if he had been, it might have changed things. >> could you have been stopped at any point along the way? ever asked yourself that? >> either get counseling or go to jail could have stopped me. >> how often in the years before you found out who ridgway was did you find yourself thinking i wonder where that guy is? >> over the years i always wondered what happened to him, what kind of person he became, had he killed somebody else. i don't believe that he stopped after he tried to kill he and just started 20 years later to kill prostitutes. i believe that he killed people in all those years in between. >> police and psychologists believe that, too, but in the hundreds of hours they spent interviewing gary ridgway, trying to get him to come clean, a

while the damage is wide spread in davie. these neighbors happy no one was seriously hurt. >> we weren't ready for thi this morning. >> and that is the good news in all, this despite all this damage in cave i have. no recor from injuries from any official. live in davie tonight. jeff lennox. 7 news. >> all right jet. the storm is causing quite a scare at stables as well as one horse would get hurt. 7's liz nagy continues our team coverage now from pompano beach. >> reporter: thees say familiar sound in south florida, chopping up tree branches down in yet another storm eye didn't think it was as bad because we have gone through so many hurricanes. >> reporter: but this was an ef1 tornado and a a twister didn't spare sand and spurs like hurricane have done for years. >> the horses were runningng checked my horse and said he is side. on the other side flying debris cut a deep gash in elvis' side. it was a half an inch from puncturing hi lung. # 0 miles per hour winds from the tornado cut a deep clear pash path from the pompano b

now jodie davis is looking to move on. >> i'll get through this. >> once davis gets out of federal prison, she'll have to be on supervised release for two years and also receive mental health treatment. reporting outside of the federal courthouse, angela news. >>> some new information tonight in a channel 9 investigation we first brought to you at 6:00 yesterday. a suspect accused of ripping off car dealers across charlotte will be back in court next month. we told you this morning that bernardo gray was taken into custody last night. he illegally bought cars last month using fake credit cards and then a code that made the transaction seem real. he'll be back in court on march 1st for a bond hearing. >>> charlotte mecklenburg police chief laid out details he needs more officers. he met with the council committee today to go over last year's spike in crime and the efforts to bring it back down. it was all to support his request. he wouldn't say how many officers he wants to add. >> i'm confident that we're going to get what we need. i don't know how long it's going to take. >> next week, c

some have waited a little longer though... 3 for a guy like thomas davis... a decade long career in the league without ever getting to the super bowl... how important is it to him? he'll play despite a broken arm on sunday.. then there's a guy who'll line up next to davis in shaq thompson... a rookie.. getting to the big game in his first season.. davis says he talked to the younger guys on the team before the nfc championship game about not letting an opportunity like this slip away.. cause you never know if you'll get back.. 3 3 3 "i told them how special of a moment it was to be in that position and my rookie year i came in and we played in the nfc championship game and as a young rookie i took it for granted. ten years later we finally ended up in the nfc championship game again. and i told the guys to make sure you right now cause you never know when you're going to get to experience it again." again." 3 "we really made it out rookie year, it's crazy. we stil talk about it. and we're not done. we've still got one more game to go." go."again, davis has sa

. >> dick tracy lived beside neff and sean davis. he didn't know if they were lovers. there. >> november 5th neff fired a single shot that killed davis. self-defense because his partner, davis attacked him. >> i didn't know if it was on purpose or accident. fighting. earlier. >> text messages revealed days of disputes. three days before the shooting neff told davis not to come home, telling him he would be waiting up with a .357. he later said it's my mission now to exterminate you. >> not only did police discover those text messages they say neff fired that deadly shot from about 8 and a half feet away. that's the distance between me and the camera. police say it's just not close enough to pose a physical threat and davis was not armed. months after this shooting before he finally moved out in december. >> he was jovial, joking with people. >> reporter: just like those threats suggested, davis was shot with a .357. authorities discovered that neff waited anywhere from 5 minutes all the way up to an hour to call 911. he's in jail wit

someone shot and killed neshante davis and her daughter chloe yesterday. >> davis was a teacher in bradbury elementary school. the community is just devastated by the loss. such a terrible story. >> reporter: yeah, this double murder really cuts deep throughout the entire county with many asking who could do this, shoot a young mother and her 2-year-old daughter. neshante davis was a beloved passionate teacher here at bradbury heights elementary, in the middle of her first year in the classroom in the second grade. parents have told us that she cared for her students. >> miss davis was awesome. she really, really helped sam to improve a lot. >> she came to those kids like those were hers. i mean -- >> reporter: yeah, it's going to be a very tough day here at the elementary school today when classes start up again for the students. the faculty. the parents, the entire school community. neshante davis was found shot near her car in the parking lot of her fort washington home. and then the baby, the toddler, just 2 years old, chloe davis-green discovered shot in the car. later pronounced dead

federal interest we'll pursue a separate fell investigation at that time and now i'll ask director davis for the details about the collaboration. >> director. >> good afternoon, everyone this is a tight room so as the u.s. attorney mentioned i'm bryan the director of the departments community services office in short the office was created in 1994 with the task of nationwide nationwide we do have grants and over $14 million in grant and through tech adjoins we're here to announce the acholic beverage initiative that provides the kind of assessment and tech assistance requested before i get there i'll explain fully was we look at policing across the united states we have a defining momentum and understandable high calls for increased taint and accountability the way the police engages our concerns and the tragedy that occurr ed coward in ferguson and new york and last year put together a task force for the 21st century policing since that time the task force has put out a report that has recommended for implementation and one as t the executive director how job to make sure we can help la

it is happening in davie. a roll over wreck at the turnpike south 595. this developing story again is in davie. so if you're headed to that areaeabe careful. that tractor trailer putting the brakes on rus hour for sure. good evening everybody. >> lynn: and let's get to you this break story. craig stevens with more on the traffic situation. craig. >> craig: and we'll get back to those pictures there. coming to us from davie. i'll start off by telling you there are no injuries. that!s the good news here fnl the bad news is for commuters in at area. just to set the stage, this is the on-ramp from the southboun turnpike to 595. so an order anily busy place traffic wise.

now everyone wants to know how that quincy davis venice without anyone noticing. thirteen is now a reporter marsala robertson joins us now that is a question a lot of people want answers to and one a child abuse prevention groups as situations like when c davis' happen often and unfortunately too easily trooper pulls over tanya slain for expired tags finding human remains in the trunk of her car the remains were those of her son quincy davis davis' virginia beach middle school friends say they never saw him after seventh grade in two thousand three investigators believe davis was murdered sometime between july two thousand and four and july two thousand and five that means he was done for more than a decade before his remains were found but how did a child fall off the radar for so long without anyone questioning it the clock prayer room. anyway the coil is executive director of champions for children a group aiming to prevent child abuse. you can count on them are very close by to keep embossed with the families who have questions that they teach it well says wha

and the outlook of both jared allen and thomas 3 davis still look good... 3 davis...still sticking to what he told us after the nfc title game that he'll suit up for super bowl sunday despite a broken arm... davis, breaking it on a tackle against the cardinals.. while he says the amount he can contribute will come down to the amount of pain he can tolerate on game day.. davis acknowledges 3 that a lot of guys are using it as rallying cry... as in, if td can play through this kind of pain, we all can do great things.. but number 58 says don't think he did it 3 "i hope they understand that me being out there and being ready to play, i would only do that if i could help this team. i wouldn't have been able to do any of the things that i've done as far as coming back from injuries or just sitting right now dealing with a broken arm. i wouldn't have been able to do that without the people that are around me and it starts with my wife holding things down at home and making sure the kids are ok. and they're the real mvp's. mvp's.3 both davis and allen expect to play on sunday. both would pro

. >> you're looking at the mug shot of erin davis and devolia simms. they were arrested and charged with child neglect because police say a toddler was shot in the hand late tuesday night. >> they determined that the juvenile was unattended in a garage and had appeared accidentally shot by a firearm. >> davis and simms brought that wounded child to central florida regional hospital. when investigators arrived to question them their stories continued to change. >> we received a number of accounts of the events of the evening from them. changed her story several times from saying she was not present during the shooting to saying she was in the garage. davis refused to provide a statement as investigators worked to find out who the gun belonged to. they did learn it was in davis' garage where the shooting happened and what they found inside no child should be exposed to. >> they did find some drug paraphernalia, a number of storage units for ammunition. >> i spoke with the grandmother of the child who told me she would be caring for the child while the ch

now, davis and her two year old daughter khloe were fatally shot tuesday morning as they were leaving their on. the toddler's father was arrested the next dad and charged in their murder. this is really a tragedy that has struck a cord with so many people, including complete strangers across the community. this again is the scene here at brad did i heights elementary ee school. this is davis' bradbury family including students and faculty.f again they are starting this vigil right now. prince george's county publicrg schools die'd release a statemet about this tragedy saying all of us at prince george's countyce g public schools are deeply sad end by the loss of in a sunshine tea davis and her young child. crisis teams are available atlea the school for all of our students, staff and their families as long as they need it. the district will do all it can to support the school communityy at bradbury heights elementary our thoughts and prayers are with the family of in a shanty davis than also just what i'm over hearing as they begin to start this vigil is that they're asking for the se