dinkins fled. dinkins stopped in the police officer attempted to make an arrest. a struggle followed. twitty fired. according to the preliminary report, that did not stop dinkins. dinkins continued to move toward his gun and was able to make contact with 20s firearm. the officer said he feared dinkins would shoot him or take his weapon. that is when investigators said he stepped back and fired. >> this is an open investigation. >> reporter: this is just a preliminary report. we also received the preliminary autopsy report. it found it because was shot four times in the chest, shoulder, and both arms. >> doesn't appear that he was shot from the front side of the body or the backside? state medical examiner's office has not been authorized to release yet as they continue to review information internally.>> reporter: since the neighbors has said he was shot in the back. it does not appear that anyone saw the struggle and they do not have any video of the incident. >> reporter: the district attorney could not say how long it would take to get that full report out were

new developments in the shooting of dinkins. people have been reacting to the information that came from police and the district attorney. from state leaders to people who live in the neighborhood. arielle clay has it covered for us. >> reporter: state leaders held a town hall meeting at this raleigh church just to hear general concerns that dinkins case was brought up several times during the meeting. it was a topic of concern for many people in the couny. especially, as new details have it was a community meeting led by local pastors in response to the shooting death. during that meeting, the das office released a preliminary autopsy results. the local minister says the community wants the truth, no matter what. investigation. we have asked for the truth.>> reporter: the report shows dinkins was not shot in the back and the police chief's written report released a short time later said there was a struggle who shot him. at a town hall meeting hosted by state leaders, the senator said he thinks the community will accept new fin

the carefully read examine the scene attorneys representing dinkins family and volunteers reported what appeared to them is a bullet hole that did not show up in the initial police report of fabric 29 police victim after the officer says they struggled. the officer was trying to arrest him on an outstanding drug warrant. >> if that is a bullet hole, and there's a bullet matching the officer's gun, that would contradict the statement that the shooting happened on the back patio. that would be a significant contradiction between his account and the physical evidence. >> reporter: officer twitty 19th he opened fire on dinkins after it appeared he was reaching for a gun in his belt. investigators found a stolen weapon near his body. a preliminary report shows he was shot four times in the upper body. no word on whether or not crime scene investigators found a bullet hole or if what they found is linked to this case. to request an interview with the officer. he believes the officer might clear up what he considers inconsistencies. no word yet if the officer will have the interview. >>> eight

reporter: this is the second dinkins mother was emotional. pastors made it clear they want a transparent investigation. darnell dickson is the head pastor of by the way temple. he has reached out to raleigh's police chief to get the personal file on officer twitty. >> i met in my office with the mother and her daughter. she said to me it doesn't matter which way this points or who it points to. i just want the truth. my son and why. anchor: we also learned the family's attorney will be meeting here thursday at 3:00 to discuss next steps. anchor: thank you for that. there is more coverage online. you can watch the news conference from this afternoon and video from the vigil held last night at the scene. you will find reaction to the shooting from other local leaders on the homepage. anna: a high-speed police chase. the scene of capitol boulevard, that is where andrea blanford is live with the details. reporter: the entrance to this food lion is where state trooper take a look. you can see the orange spray paint. chopper 11 hd was over the scen

dinkins had a warrant out for his arrest. he took off down west broad south e street york according to the report, he cut through two of the homes right there. as the officer continued the chase, he slipped and fell on some new scrabble. he recovered and caught up with jenkins right behind the home and that is where all of the struggle happened between officer twitty and dinkins. second started to pull a handgun from his waistband. during the struggle, the officer pulled his weapon and fired multiple shots as he continued to move his gun in the other direction. the report says 20 -- he fired additional shots and collapsed and dropped his gun. and 20 call for assistance. according to an autopsy report assoft foarm, rigpper aranoulder. e da the statcal amer's po matches the witnses ats ot setis inbawhich s po dictio yoinho cavear,ndwt dict mefrom.fir fe poh s allyecse thecident edwafromui he igio of is paence re sting is stinth all the veeere inrmatn omleers tthwho liin the ar. weitofem live epr: de atleertownhall me traco f ti

>>reporter:we heard dinkins grew up in this neighborhood, he was born and raised here. if you take a look at the growing memorial behind me, you will see all the people surrounding, it just shows how many people he knew him -- here in this community. community leaders admit he had a bit of a troubled past the claim he was working towards a better life. pastor chris jones uses his ministry to help young men in the southeast raleigh neighborhood. he met dinkins back in 2009 and says he and his wife are heartbroken when they heard he was killed. >> we do not know why, we don't even know how, but it is a tragedy. >>reporter:police and they were chasing dinkins because he was wanted on a felony drug warrants, it's the latest on a long criminal record. he has been arrested more than one dozen times since 2011. those arrested include drug, gun, a misdemeanor assault charges for his most recent arrest came in december when he violated his probation. we truly believe that he was trying to get his life together and i jones says dinkins was working to get his ged so he could get a

investigators tell us a senior officer was trying to arrest to kill dinkins. that ended up as a chase with dinkins being shot. the case has the naacp speaking out. emma, what's the reaction so far? >> reporter: akiel denkins was here on bragg street when he was shot by the raleigh police officer. it happened about 100 feet from where we are on the other side of the convenience store. his mother is understandably very upset. she hasn't been able to positively identify his body yet and has also had no official word from raleigh police that her son is actually dead. his mother, along with naacp president william barber, just had a meeting. record, he said it's not a cause for someone to be shot. he also said that he's glad that the fbi is investigating. he says he wants answers as soon as possible. the family. they say this has been a very tough night for them. >> yesterday, by the time they finished their investigation out here and took the yellow tape down, i still haven't been notified it was my son and to this point haven't had a phone call. >> i don't know i

the ncaacp and dinkins family are conducting their own investigation. >>> a campus police officer who shot and killed a man at spartanburg methodist college last year won't face charges. sled officially cleared officer andrew tomlinson. authorities say tomlinson caught delvin simons breaking into cars that night. and shot him after simons hit the officer with his car. >>> we know tonight that more police departments around the country are adding body cameras to their uniforms. agencies are using them before states pass laws instructing how to use them. the urban institute says that could present challenges if the public wants to access the video or they don't want to be recorded at all. the group says that takes away from the entire point of the cameras, to enhance accountability. >> that transparency is really important when you consider the relationship that law enforcement have with many communities, and particularly high crime communities that are marginalized. >> in north carolina, there are several body camera bills in the house, one would protect undercover officers. >>> last s

dinkins was shot to death in february by a police officer trying to arrest him. the officer claims dinkins reached for his gun. >>> a measure that would make it easier for public to see dash cam video in officer involved shootings is moving forward in sooshgs. it comes after state police refused for three months to shooting and killing 19-year-old zachary hammond in seneca. a senate panel approved the bill requiring video to be released unless investigators can convince a judge to keep it from the public. >>> the cleveland county school district honored a bus driver for getting a student out of a very dangerous situation. in january, brandy donaldson drove up to a stop after the students parents were shot by the neighbor. the 12-year-old witnessed it. donaldson didn't know what happened but could tell something was wrong and hurried that boy on to the bus and drove off. milea oaks died in the shooting. her husband is still recovery. their neighbor is facing murder charges. >>> this home in belmont is likely a total loss now after fire ripped through it. take a lo

. >> update now on former mayor david dinkins. a spokesman says the 88-year- old has been released from the hospital. he spent nearly three weeks at new york-presbyterian being treated for pneumonia. this was the second time dinkins was hospitalized for the condition. the spokesman says he is glad to be back at home with his bride as he loves to call his wife. he is anxious to get back to work but still needs to get his strength back. >>> trapped in a marsh! the race to save a man buried the middle of nowhere. >> new credit card chip technology creating problems with gift cards. how the rules are changing. >> record setting warmth today but does it last into the weekend? i'll have your full forecast coming up. >> and coming up on the "cbs evening news," severe weather pounds parts of the south! scott pelley joins us now with the preview looking ahead. hi, scott. >> reporter: a rough start as spring approaches, maurice and kristine. have a look at the flooding in louisiana, where waters are reaching the rooftops in some places. our

dinkins mother said her son was shot in the back running away from police. but a senior officer said he shot him in self-defense trying to arrest him. raleigh church leaders say the dinkins family is launching its own investigation. the county district attorney says not all interviews are done in its investigation. >>> we don't want information in the public that might have the ability of somehow jeopardizing the integg grid at >> the family plans to hold a funeral for dinkins tomorrow in the city. >>> channel 9 has a warning for drivers in university city. part of the intersection is closed until sunday for lynx blue lincoln trucks. drivers can't make u-turns at north tryon street. the traffic circle on unc charlotte campus is closed. use robert schneider and jw clay instead. >> rain in some areas snow. >> mountains are cold for snow. cold enough now. no wet weather is coming through. that will change through the day. you can see where the evening rain chance is coming from. big batch of rain this morning. that will move across the deep south during the day

they say that officer twiddy tried to arrest dinkins on a federal drug charge. his mother says that her son was shot in the back while running away from police. that is what the fbi is trying to determine, what happened. denkins' body was finally turned over to his family. funeral services are set up for tomorrow. we be waiting to hear what the police reveal. john: today is the first day you can cast your ballot for early voting. polling sites at the wake county board of elections in downtown raleigh. the polls do not open until 8:30 . you can choose whichever site is more convenient for you for early voting. if you have not registered, you can knock that out on the same day, early voting continues until saturday, march 12. we will follow this throughout the day. when it comes to redistricting and the voter id law, there are change in the debate in detroit even though megyn kelly will be a moderator. trump skipped the last debate told his own event. votes in the iowa caucuses. donald trump has laid out his health care reform plan, explaining how he will replace

the officer was trying to arrest dinkins on an outstanding drug warrant. >> if that is a bullet hole and there is a glut matching the officer's gun, that would contradict his payment that the shooting happened around the corner on the patio. that would be a significant contradiction between his account and what the physical evidence which shall. >> reporter: the officer maintained he opened fire on dinkins after it appeared he investigators found a stolen weoneahis body. a preliminary report shows he was shot four times in the upper body. holmes also used this opportunity to appeal to the officer for an interview. they want to speak to twitty so they can clear up what he calls, inconsistencies. he will have to wait and see if he agrees to an interview. >>> eight sailors had to be taken to the hospital following a training accident on board the uss dwight d eisenhower. there was a routine landing by a hawkeye aircraft. officials say they are in stable condition. the ship left port yesterday for a month long training exercise in preparation for an upcoming deployment. >>> europe's most

the medical examiner's office says it could be another month before the final autop dinkins is complete. he was shot to death in february by a police officer trying to arrest him. the officer claims dinkins reached for his gun. >>> overnight, two suspects are dead and two more injured in a police involved shooting in houston, texas, a group of five people were robbing a furniture store. police opened fire after seeing the suspects point their guns. no officers were hurt. investigators are still working to figure out if the suspects petreas is expected to testify on benghazi. his prior testimony was cut short. >>> new this morning, u.s. officials confirm north korea launched two missiles into the sea. this is the country's latest in a series of aggressive military acts. days ago. north korean leader kim jung un ordered a test of a nuclear warhead. south korea is closely monitoring this situation. >>> this weekend, part of u.s. 74 will be shut down to repair a leaky water main. crews will close the inbound lane on independence boulevard near sunny side avenue and 277 tonight at 8:00. this

a preliminary autopsy report released this month found dinkins was shot four times by a raleigh police officer d.c. 20. winthrop students may be seeing an increase in student bees in the fall semester according to rock hill "herald." a presentation of the university's budget was given to the board of trustees friday. increase in students education in general these were the next school year. the increase would be different for in-state and out-of-state students. the board is expected to consider the fees that their board meeting in june. food lion is making a big investment in our area. this store has announced $250 million, $215 million for remodeling stores nationwide including several stores in mecklenburg and gaston counties pay to store his art he remodeled several in wilmington greenville and raleigh in 2015. the remodeled his aim to make files easier to navigate and more local and heavier products and update equipment. the chain announced $1.5 million for community service second harvest food bank of naturally know which serve 16 local counties. charlotte didn't make the cut for

joel: it was one week ago today dinkins was shot and killed by police. meanwhile, a community townhall is being held tonight at the revolution missionary baptist church. it is to discuss ways the community can move forward and how to clean up the neighborhood . anna: the city council will the durham police department wants every officer to be issued a body camera by next year. but a bill to buy them was put off last month. the body camera video would not be released the public. but some council members are looking at other options. joel: now a crime alert in durham. police are searching for suspects after several cars were tagged with this spray-painted graffiti. stephanie: the owner of this spray-painted chrysler suv did not want to appear on camera. but he says he will probably have to get his whole car repainted after the entire white spray paint. his neighbor up the street attack, too. their white mercedes vandalized. >> it's more like a punch in the debt. it's just -- in the gut. it's just mean. stephanie: another on starcrossed lane, the victims sa

. >> a few hours ago we got confirmation the person shot was dinkins but that is the only information we have today. for many that is not sitting well. yesterday the police chief promised a fair and transparent even that delay, it is causing skepticism. already people talking about possible cover-up. police are looking for information more quickly. >> as you wait, community what you are doing. -- as you wait tell the community what you are doing. reporter: calls the police have gone unreturned. >> we will see you next hour. we have continuing coverage of the police shooting in raleigh. at the bottom of the hour ed crump with the wake county district attorney who will be looking closely at the evidence in the case. there is more in-depth coverage at abc11.com. you can watch the full news conference. anna: a police chase in wake forest ended at the front doors of a food line. when darrell white pulled into this shopping center they pitted his charger. they say a trooper pulled over after going 82 in a 65 mile-per-hour zone. they say white took off. troopers say white was driving with a

a preliminary autopsy report released this month found dinkins was shot four times by a raleigh police officer d.c. 20. winthrop students may be seeing an increase in student bees in the fall semester according to rock hill "herald." a presentation of the university's budget was given to the board of trustees friday. includes a proposal for a 1% increase in students education the increase would be different for in-state and out-of-state students. the board is expected to consider the fees that their board meeting in june. food lion is making a big investment in our area. this store has announced $250 million, $215 million for remodeling stores nationwide including several stores in mecklenburg and gaston counties pay to store his art he remodeled several in wilmington greenville and raleigh in 2015. the remodeled his aim to make files easier to navigate and more local and heavier products and update equipment. the chain announced $1.5 million for community service second harvest food bank of naturally know which serve 16 local counties. charlotte didn't make the cut for the smart city

s office has a report showing dinkins was shot in the chest, arm and shoulder. the family said one shot was in the back of the shoulder feel the d.a. is trying itto move but can't release information from the f.b.i. report until see examined the evidence and this then decide whether to present the case to the grand juriment john: one suspect is in custody and another on the run after a double murder in raleigh. "eyewitness news" was on the scene when the story broke last week. die wan ragland is charged with they are looking for denzel dancy. they are expected in the death of two men shot to death on glenwood avenue. barbara: the durham police department is trying to be more trarpbt. proof of racial bias in traffic stops is shown. john: we will hear from advocacy groups. caitlin knute is live in durham city hall with what to expect moving forward. caitlin: first up as you mentioned the advocacy groups are meet here at 11:00 this morning. we will be paying attention to their reaction to the news. this on the heels of the report that said black male drivers are mo

60's and you and killed by police officer, members of local learners staged a prayer walk through dinkins's. church walked down the road. they prayed for perspective. they ended the walk near the street side memorial. >> we feel like the city needs to be healed as a whole. we cannot think in terms of us and them. >> it is one thing to say that you're thinking about people, but there is nothing like seeing it in action. >> >> parishioners prayed for an end to the high crime rate. fayetteville drivers may want to hit the brakes. we will tell you how the city is setting up its red light enforcement. >> find out how you can adopt one of the hundreds of animals an unlicensed shelter. . look at i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. call now. we had people

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police releasing the report on the death of pacquiao dinkins. the autopsy -- akiel denkins. officer d.c. twiddy try to serve a warrant and denkins started walking away. he took off running. twiddy chase and modified. it was during that scuffle that the police officer says akiel denkins went for a gun. the report says the officer said akiel denkins make contact with his gun and so the officers fired additional shots purely are still going to do reportedly expecting here from the da coming up the next few minutes and we will have that life for you here. steve: new fallout tonight from this cell phone video showing hitting and kicking a student. the two officers in baltimore are on administrative leave. this is disturbing video shot by another student. it shows the officer slapping and yelling profanity and kicking a young man while another officer is standing next to him. a criminal investigation is underway in maryland. the officer also in this case and for soft. tisha: jared fogle has not been eating fresh in prison. the former subway spokesperson has gained 30 pounds. he ro

dinkins had been shot seven times in the bag. clearly the autopsy does not reflect that. denkins's autopsy indicates he died of gunshot wounds. reporter: the medical examiner is still determining which way bullets entered the body. >> he was unarmed. i would to kill a man that was unarmed? reporter: the police report contradicts good counts that he officer d.c. twiddy noticed him walking. approached about an outstanding drug charge and denkins ran. the officer grabbed denkins after climbing offense. it was a struggle when denkins reached for a handgun. the report says that is one twiddy drew his weapon and fired multiple shots and stepped back and fired again when he saw denkins reaching for the weapon. >> you can even trust -- reporter: many neighbors telling us and the da that denkins was gunned down by running away -- while running away with ip -- people if it is so different in spiritual be our job to take that information and parent with forensic evidence. reporter: at that point, the da will make a final decision which could happen within the next two steve: tonight

. >> former new york city mayor david dinkins back home after spending three weeks in the hospital with pneumonia. a rep for the 88-year-old says he's doing well and happy to be home. that's a look at what's happening right now. nick gregory joining us with a everybody is enjoying this taste of summer. nick: my gosh, what a treat to be outside with the new record high temperatures. we pushed 80 in parts of the area. we had temperatures, 79 in central park. that was a new record. it hit 81 at newark. that was a new record for the day. most of the records were set back not long ago, just 10 years, 2006. a new record at laguardia. 78. only kennedy, two days in a row, jfk missing out on the action. they stopped at 68 today. islip a new record and bridgeport at 66 for today. 79, 63 the split in the city. look at the low. 63. our average high should be 48. our average low, 33. a 30-degree above average day. record low was 12. that's not happening soon. our record stretch of weather will come to an end today. we'll cool it down tomorrow, but cooler cooler. we should see a lot of the sun tomorr

dinkins had been shot seven times in the bag. clearly the autopsy does not reflect that. denkins's autopsy indicates he died of gunshot wounds. reporter: the medical examiner is still determining which way bullets entered the body. >> he was unarmed. i would to kill a man that was unarmed? reporter: the police report contradicts good counts that he had no weapon. officer d.c. twiddy noticed him walking. approached about an outstanding drug charge and denkins ran. the officer grabbed denkins it was a struggle when denkins reached for a handgun. the report says that is one twiddy drew his weapon and fired multiple shots and stepped back and fired again when he saw denkins reaching for the weapon. >> you can even trust -- reporter: many neighbors telling us and the da that denkins was gunned down by running away -- while running away with ip -- people if it is so different in spiritual be our job to take that information and parent with forensic evidence. reporter: at that point, the da will make a final decision which could happen within the next two weeks or couple of mont

on february 29th the day of the public on the day that the body of dinkins was released to his mother. he visited his family. the family is comforted by the outgrowing support of the community. >> there are people supporting her in the community, of course, with food and water and what have you. >> reporter: the bishop and other pastors of the church in and around the area met wednesday morning to discuss ways to make sure tensions don't boil over in the kphaoup tph*eut this time -- in the community. >> reporter: a memorial is growing near the scene where he was shot and killed by raleigh police officer trying to serve a warrant. it is the one place, though, friends and family are finding solice. >> it is sad, it is heartbreaking, you know, wore years old, just turned 24. >> reporter: community leaders are calling on everyone to peacefully. >> what we are asking is simply for the children. >> reporter: the da says investigators still have a dozen people that they need to talk with. so, that is why she is holding off and releasing the results of the autopsy. local bishops and ministers

leaders in southeast raleigh will figure out how to help the people impacted my the death of the killed dinkins. -- death of akiel denkins. we will have a both angle starting at 4:00. john: new details on a police chase on capital boulevard. it reached speeds of 100 miles per hour. it ended at a food lion parking lot at 198 and wake forest. a 23-year-old durham man is in custody. presidential candidates. election experts are predicting donald trump and hillary clinton will win big. developing stories by going to abc11.com or the abc 11 mobile app on your phone or tablet. barbara: get out and enjoy the beautiful weather. i am barbara gibbs. from john clark, don schwenneker, and the entire team, we will see you at four. when it comes to connecting to the world online, people have different needs. that's why high speed internet from at&t... ...gives you the speed you need at a price you'll love. get high speed internet-just $15 dollars a month for 12 months with other qualifying service and a one-year agreement. all on one bill! no matter what you use it for, it's a connection you can count on. sa

dinkins was killed last week in an officer-involved shooting in raleigh. we have the story. >> reporter: evidence uncovered in our investigation is at odds with what is released so far. >> he was shot and killed by dc twitty in this raleigh neighborhood. >> these are the hardest time of my life. twitty tried to arrest denkins on a charge. him instead of him being killed. >> denkins pulled a gun during a physical strawgle with the officer. >> we have significant questions about this account. >> according to the district attorney, denkins was shot had the upper chest. forearm and shoulder. >> naacp wanted a path ol gist to look at the today. >> they have the family and a for rens sick pathologist. and he was shot from the back. >> family of denkins and said they are asking tore transparency. >> the medical examiner should and could expedite the conclusions of his report. >> they are asking for witnesses to speak to them as they tip their own investigation. >> we ask anyone with information regarding the homicide of denkins. to please come forward and coopera

dinkins, the first african-american mayor in new york city history. and supreme court justice, thurgood marshall, the court may 6 justice in the first african-american justice. -- the court's 96th justice and the first african-american justice. knox was born on august 18, 1935, nearly 100 years after blanche k bruce. the son of a carpenter and mechanic, he grew up poor, and with most of this emily working at sharecroppers he himself took to the field when he was old enough. in a 2004 abc news interview, he recalled, we worked literally from sun up until sundown, whenever there was work to be done. he did not go to school. he worked on a farm. he spent many of his childhood years in the care of other family members after his parents divorced. he went on to live with his father and stepmother in a -- mobile, alabama. there, he loved to play baseball. a childhood friend of hank aaron, he practiced baseball with bottlecap and broomsticks, until he got walloped in the eye with a real ball at the age of 13. when courage meant from his doctors and teachers a

we'll send things back to russ >>> the death of 24-year-old akiel dinkins during an a-- denkins during an arrest attempt. the investigation into what led up to the deadly incident is very active. emma wright joins us now live from the raleigh police department. she's been on the story and has details. emma? >> reporter: the raleigh police department does plan to issue a statement about what happened sometime within the next few days, and the fbi is also investigating. people in southeast raleigh say they want a transparent report from both organizations. they say they just want to know what happened. last night, dozens of people from the southeast raleigh community held a protest and marched from the scene of that shooting to the courthouse in downtown raleigh and back again to the scene of where that shooting happened on brad street. before that march happened, community leaders, including dr. reverend william barber with the naacp and mayor nancy they were calling for calm and peace while this investigation is under way. >> we stand here, elected officials both present and past, as l

dinkins was laid to rest today. the officer who fired the fatal shot d.c. twiddy remains on administrative leave. one man is behind bars after careworn trafficking raid was broken up a linking county 40-year-old eric -- erick nolen. an undercover operation caught him him in the act. when confronted police found found a sizable amount of what is called black tar heroin. he is is an prism of 57,000-dollar bond. lincoln deputies say they expect to make more arrests related to this trafficking ring. new at 10:00 sad news for country music fans. singer joey sieg has passed away at the age of 402 to seek and her husband were reformed the award winning duo joey and worry after they came in third place on the show can you duet in 2008 through the singer made headlines in recent months as her husband -- on behalf of the couple schuchat -- five cervical she leaves behind her 2-year-old daughter who was born with down syndrome. if fox 46 follow-up as a 17-year-old responsible for making threats against a union county high school has now been charged. justin cassidy wa

they are angry over the death of the 24-year-old dinkins. >> a man down for no other reason. >> shot and killed by a police officer. >> we were trying to get a good trying to find a way to settle this right here. >> reporter: joining this march with someone else in mind. >> i am a mother. i have a son. this is going to mean something to him one day. as the crowd moved, the police blocked the flow of traffic to ensure safety, they said, but they did not block the no of the march. protesters screamed for justice. >> tell me what you want, really want. >> justice. >> reporter: larry jones describes what that would look like this him. >> hopefully we get justice and also -- [indiscernible] he be penalized. >> the police tell me there march. >> reporter: back to you. >> adam owens live, thank you for the update. >>> late today, the police released portions of the radio traffic from yesterday's shooting. this was the call for assistance moments after the officers radio shots fired. backside of the house. white house,. [indiscernible] you can see me from brag street. >> about 1 1/2 minutes

dinkins was laid to rest today. the officer who fired the fatal shot d.c. twiddy remains on administrative leave. one man is behind bars after careworn trafficking raid was broken up a linking county sheriff's say they have arrested 40-year-old eric -- erick nolen. an undercover operation caught him him in the act. when confronted police found is called black tar heroin. he is is an prism of 57,000-dollar bond. lincoln deputies say they expect to make more arrests related to this trafficking ring. new at 10:00 sad news for country music fans. singer joey sieg has passed away at the age of 402 to seek and her husband were reformed the award winning duo joey and worry after they came in third place on the show can you duet in 2008 through the singer made headlines in recent months as her husband -- on behalf of the cancer. she leaves behind her 2-year-old daughter who was born with down if fox 46 follow-up as a 17-year-old responsible for making threats against a union county high school has now been charged. justin cassidy was arrested last night after makin

david dinkins back home after three weeks in the hospital being treated for pneumonia. a rep says he's happy to be home. he's been strengthened by all the messages of love and support he received during his stay at new york presbyterian hospital. he was treated there for the same illness in 2013. dari: president obama hosted canada's new prime minister today. it is the first official visit to the white house in nearly 20 years. the two say they've made progress on trade, environmental and security issues. the president did tease the prime minister noting that canada's prized stanley cup currently resides in his hometown of chicago. steve: that's a big deal. republicans debate tonight ahead of the winner take all primary ohio. dari: donald trump says he's ready to deliver a knock-out sharon crowley with more from the campaign trail today. >> reporter: you just never know what to expect from donald trump. he's ahead in florida, but in a tie with kasich in ohio. we'll have to walk a fine line, according to political analysts going after his competition while trying to appe

the last time we saw any gay it was a form of protest when then mayor dinqn--then mayor dinkins. so much has changed with gay rights in the last few years. this year parade organizers changed the rules and this year everyone marched. >> reporter: this st. patrick's day different than all the others. that's because for the first time, openly gay irish groups could march and identify themselves as gay. they prepared to march late this afternoon along 48th street. >> when you ask to march in a parade and they say no, because you have the words lesbian and gay on your banner, then it becomes very significant. >> it's an moment. 16 years ago today i last stepped on to 5th avenue and i was promptly arrested and put in jail for 24 hours. this is a very different scenario. an openly gay group called the lavender and green alliance was able to banner. the mayor marched for the first time ever in the parade. >> this city is a beacon around the world of what it looks like for everyone to come together. it's not perfect. but we prove once again we can create a more perfect union. >> today ma

the nurse's family says they've not heard from her since >>> former new york city david dinkins was treated for a severe bout of pneumonia. he is resting at home with his wife and he's restless to get back to his normal routines. he served as mayor from 1990 to 1993. >>> more politics now, and more surprises in the race for president. last night democratic bernie sanders defied the pollsters in michigan and won big and today republican ted cruz won a rival's endorsement. our political reporter dave evans here with the latest. >> despite last night's vote, not that much probably changed. donald trump remained the frontrunner and keeps on winning. despite that surprising loss in michigan for hillary clinton, it may be a bump in the road for her. clinton picked up more delegates than bernie sanders last night because of her big win in mississippi. if you believe the polls, she's >> reporter: in michigan last night, new life for bernie sanders, going in polling showed hillary clinton with a double-digit lead but he won, and in a diverse state. >> political revolution that we are talking about i

. >> dinkins mother says he probably ran from police because he was wanted on a felony drug charge. >>> vice president joe biden spent super tuesday honoring the strides of african- americans. some leaders of the black community gathered for a reception. the vice president made remarks about his work as a public defender during the civil rights movement. he also discussed black lives matter, saying the movement had prompted him to think more deeply about racial issues. >> it's almost like unless you paid attention like all of you do in this room, it's hard to believe how deep it still runs in certain sectors, particularly for people without financial means. >> well, the vice president also commented on gop frontrunner donald trump, saying he wanted to thank mr. people look in the mirror." >>> 4:51 right now. today is wheat across america day. that means it's the birthday of one of america's most poetic and prolific writers. dr. seuss as we all know him was born 112 years ago in massachusetts. of course he died in 1991 at the age of 87, leaving behind such classics as "cat in the hat,"

meanwhile, dinkins' mother -- denkins mother tells us she immediated prayer to get through the day today. >>> also, officials say it could be days before a report is released into an investigation of the shooting that killed denkins. on monday, authorities say officer d.c. twiddy tried to arrest him on east street. dozens hit the streets demanding answers. again, authorities are asking for patience as they continue their investigation. >>> we're going to head to break on this sunny wednesday morning. a live look outside. things looking nice after a rainy morning. we'll have another update "cbs this morning" continues. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, march 2nd, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead, including the clear front-runners after super tuesday. bob schieffer shows us what republican leaders could do to stop donald trump from a potential matchup in november. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. winning a couple of hundred more delegates than bernie sanders, putting her nearly halfway to the nomination. >>> trump and his republi

. >> dinkins, three pointers, yes. most of the way villanova has been in double digits. three more.ngler saves it, woodard for three, yes! the elite eight. kansas has now hit its last eight shots. >> this is what we did so i kind of remember. >> upstairs, oh, baby. they're going to cross that baseline. jordan bell. >> action in the sweet 16, blowouts in all four games. kansas, villanova, oregon and oklahoma all advancing to the elite eight that tips off on saturday. so you have chalk on that side of the bracket, 1-2 kansas villanova, 1-2 oregon. tonight is the second half of the elite eight with good games beginning with top-ranked virginia against number four iowa state. the late game tonight, north carolina/indiana. >> are you staying up and watching these? >> it's friday night, we can stay up, we can party. it's going to be big. i might stay up past 9:30. >>> a front page story in this morning's "new york times" is detailing what the paper calls "deep flaws" in the nfl's concussion studies. according to confidential documents obtained by the "times," the league's concussion resea

joining us, president of notre dame university, father jonathan didn't -- dinkins, author of "the nameis mercy." thank you for being with us. >> i want to correct you. i'm not the author of -- pope francis is the author. >> i'm sorry. i read it wrong. i have the book here. we'll be talking about it in a minute. the pope sent you to talk about this. first, i want to ask you about the election cycle. we've seen punches and protests. we've seen -- seen so much this election year that we haven't seen in the past. what do you make of that from a christian standpoint? >> oh, it's complex. i -- it's hard for me, i'm not an expert in politics. there is -- there is deep divisiveness and deep negativity, deep anger in this country. and i don't pretend to an authorize. but i do think for those of us who have -- are christians, i think it's important to reflect on the mercy of god, the love of god, and what that means for our life. and perhaps to -- step back from some of the negativity. >> are -- i agree with that. isn't it -- is it interesting this year, we -- usually evangelicals go for the tea