emily collins sat down with those and shows us how a little selflessness can go a long way. >> him until last week 5-year-old cooper coke in our head no idea how much a small donation he made last year really meant. cooper's talking about the remote control truck given to muster by former police officer white says it's a small token of appreciation for the 76-dollar donation cooper made to his cancer fund. >> they had a lot of golf tournaments and fund-raisers and he heard about it. they were doing school challenges. >> quiets year-long battle with cancer has captivated the entire community. not only did white serve on the police force for seven years but he left the last -- less than left a lasting impression on everyone he came into contact with. which is why cooper's mom tanya said it was no surprise he decided to handle of his birthday money over to sergeant white. it's a gesture she has instilled character in cooper and helps them understand the true value of life. we talked about how expensive it and things like that and he thought about it and he said i can't believe he gave me a

emily collins joins us live at the airport to explain how this process is going to be working. fill us in, emily. >> well, bill, i'm standing outside the newly deemed ride share staging area, this is where uber and lyft drivers can come and park and i'm told it's the only place they can come and park in order to be pinged by a passenger. it's all about convenience for frequent travelers like craig. >> i like, it it's great because it was confusing the last time was here. >> he's referring to uber an lyft newly established pick up zones at clt n recent weeks, the two ooh sharing serves reached identical pilot agreements with the airport, both took effect on collection of 1 dollar trip fee that the airport will collect from uber and lyft each time they pick up a passenger from there, but for users, it's a dollar well-spent. >> i like the easy way to pay. you don't have to mess with cash, hassle with the cab driver. >> three cab companies are allowed curb side services at the airport. ride sharing services are regulated by the state and the drivers news wait in a destination pickde

emily collins sat down with both and shows us how a little selflessness can go a long way. >> up until last week, 5-year-olded into idea how ach small donation he made last year really meant. >> do cool tricks and spin around. >> keeper is talking about the remote controlled truck give ton him last week by former police officer anthony white. white says it is a smallk to continue of appreciate for for the $76 donation cooper made to his cancer fund. >> it was advertising in they had a lot of, a lot of golf tournaments and different fund-raisers that they did for me. he heard about it. as they were going through the schools and they were doing a little school challenges. >> the yearlong battle with cancer has capp a captivated the entire community not only did they serve on the police force for seven years but left a lasting impression on every person he came in contact with. even those as young as cooper which is why coop ear mom nan says it was no surprise when decided to hand all the birthday money over to sergeant white. pitas gesture she says has installed character in cooper and h

emily collins sat down with those and shows us how a little selflessness can go a long way. >> him until last week 5-year-old cooper coke in our head no idea how much a small donation he made last year really meant. cooper's talking aboututhe remote control truck given to muster by former police officer anthony white. white says it's a small token of donation cooper made to his cancer fund. >> they had a lot of golf tournaments and fund-raisers and he heard about it. they were doing school challenges. >> quiets year-long battle with cancer has captivated the entire community. not only did white serve on the police force for seven years but he left the last -- less than left a lasting impression on everyone he came into contact with. which is why cooper's mom tanya said it was no surprise he decided to handle of his birthday money over to sergeant white. it's a gesture she has instilled character in cooper and helps them understand the true value of life. we talked about how expensive it is when you have medical bills and things like that and he can't believe he gave me a present for the

reporting live from unc charlotte emily collins fox 46 wjzy. tonight that bond supports public safety agriculture the national guard and water and sewage. governor mccrory assures require --. >> i assure a lot of good music about your forecast over the next few days. your gums about hard and it depends on how you feel about the rain but there will be rain chances in the next seven days. we are doing great for the next -- tonight tuesday wednesday thursday everything is fine and a large -- keep in mind this is several days out and it could change a little bit but as of right now friday daytime looking okay with rain chances as the night goes on to friday and saturday and sunday and then you get the rain of the way so it looks nice over the weekend. temperatures are going to stay nice and warm. as we mentioned sitting in the 50s, 54 partly cloudy skies relatively light winds out of the south at six and winds, the directions always determining air to the south and high pressure system over the next couple of days shifts off to the south and east i

emily collins shares her story, what you'll see only on fox 46. >> he loved god, that's why i'm out working in the yard. >> reporter: one year since ann coleman's husband willie passed away. year, march 19, unexpectedly from back surgery at carolina medical center. >> reporter: to cope with his loss, coleman does a lot of gardening and spends time with the couple's dog and closest companion. >> she can see how pretty you look, how handsome you look. >> reporter: the two visit willie here at the mount olive presbyterian church cemetery. >> just a very peaceful and relaxing situation, you know, when i go there, i go every day, twice a day to visit my husband. >> reporter: as coleman and samly were leaving their house to visit the cemetery for the second time tuesday, she never imagined she would find the couple's $10,000 head stone damaged. the lines are hard to see, coleman has done everything to try to remove them. >> it was hurtful because my husband was such a wonderful man, he wouldn't hurt a fly, why someone would pour something on the head stone that's only been out there two weeks. >>

emily collins shares her story, what you'll see only on fox 46. >> he loved god, that's why i'm out working in the yard. >> reporter: one year since ann coleman's husband willie passed away. year, march 19, unexpectedly from back surgery at carolina medical center. >> reporter: to cope with his loss, coleman does a lot of gardening and spends time with the couple's dog and closest companion. >> she can see how pretty you look, how handsome you look. >> reporter: the two visit willie here at the mount olive presbyterian church cemetery. >> just a very peaceful and relaxing situation, you know, when i go there, i go every day, twice a day to visit my husband. >> reporter: as coleman and samly were leaving their house to visit the cemetery for the second time tuesday, she never imagined she would find the couple's $10,000 head stone damaged. the lines are hard to see, coleman has done everything to try to remove them. >> it was hurtful because my husband was such a wonderful man, he wouldn't hurt a fly, why someone would pour something on the head stone that's only been out there two weeks. >>

reporting live from unc charlotte emily collins fox 46 wjzy. tonight that bond supports public safety agriculture the national guard and water and sewage. governor mccrory assures require --. >> i assure a lot of good music about your forecast over the next few days. your gums about hard and it depends on how you feel about the rain but there will be rain chances in the next seven days. we are doing great for the next -- tonight tuesday wednesday thursday everything is fine and a large -- keep in mind this is several days out and it could change a little bit but as of right now friday daytime looking okay with rain chances as the night goes on to friday and saturday and sunday and then you get the rain of the way so it looks nice over the weekend. temperatures are going to stay nice and warm. as we mentioned sitting in the 50s, 54 partly cloudy skies relatively light winds out of the south at six and winds, the directions always determining our temperatures but we get air to the south and high pressure system over the next couple of days shifts

emily collins joins us live at the airport to explain how this process is going to be working. fill us in, emily. >> well, bill, i'm standing outside the newly deemed ride share staging area, this is where uber and lyft drivers can come and park and i'm told it's the only place they can come and park in order to be pinged by a passenger. it's all about convenience for frequent travelers like craig. >> i like, it it's great because it was confusing the last time was here. >> he's referring to uber an lyft newly established pick up zones at clt n recent weeks, the two ooh sharing serves reached identical pilot agreements with the airport, both took effect on march 1st and requires a that the airport will collect from uber and lyft each time they pick up a passenger from there, but for users, it's a dollar well-spent. >> i like the easy way to pay. you don't have to mess with cash, hassle with the cab driver. >> three cab companies are allowed curb side services at the airport. ride sharing services are regulated by the state and the drivers news wait in a destination pickdesignate

emily: i'm emily collins. thank you for joining us. first on fox tonight it's official the trump train is headed back to our area. public and presidential candidate donald trump is scheduled to hold a rally in hickory monday morning at lenoir-rhyne university. doors open at 7:00 a.m. and the rally starts at 10:00 a.m.. tense moments at a donald trump rally in kansas city tonight, refusing to tone it down. trump squared off with protesters who brutally he told the police to get them out and a one point trump even said quote to hell with the protester. >> you know is really amazing. when you think about it you see disruptors, mad people, so bad for our country, so bad for our country. people have no idea what's going on, so so bad. emily: another tense moment for ohio. something at the gop presidential candidate but other reports say the protester tried to rush the stage. secret service agents surrounded the candidate while others carried out an man believed to be responsible for the came less than 24 hours after a chicago rally was canc

emily: i'm emily collins. thank you for joining us. first on fox tonight it's official the trump train is headed back to our area. public and presidential candidate donald trump is scheduled to hold a rally in hickory monday morning at lenoir-rhyne university. doors open at 7:00 a.m. and the rally starts at 10:00 a.m.. tense moments at a donald trump rally in kansas city tonight, refusing to tone it down. trump squared off with protesters who brutally interrupted him. he told the police to get them out and a one point trump even said quote to hell with the protester. >> you know is really amazing. when you think about it you see disruptors, mad people, so bad for our country, so bad for our country. people have no idea what's going on, so so bad. emily: another tense moment for trump during a campaign stop in ohio. someone apparently threw something at the gop presidential candidate but other reports say the protester tried to rush the stage. secret service agents surrounded the candidate while others carried out an man believed to be

our own emily collins was there. she is live in the studio to know let us know what he and his supporters had to say. >> him archer today will be north carolina's chance. there was a statement they buy donald trump is a packed house at central baptist church in kannapolis this evening with hundreds lining up hours before the rally to hear the gop cruz spent an hour touching on several of his campaign points but those who struck a chord were to repeal every word of obamacare as well as religious liberty and the 2nd amendment all of which many told us brought them to the event. >> i'm a christian and i think we need someone who is a religious person to be in the presence office because that's what this country was founded upon and i think it behooves us to have a leader was christian rinse both. >> i think ted will bring the conservative values we need in this country. >> i came here to share my support. >> cruz several attempts to reach out to those still undecided and he did so both on and off stage. >> there are a l

i'm emily collins and tonight for jenna caiazzo. first on fox, good news the springlike temperatures are expected to continue. way however we could could use a dataset over to amanda cox for a first look at your forecasts. >> we are looking at rain coming into the region but it looks like it will be spotty until he get towards the end of the weekend as we get into the start of this next week to a bigger storm system starts storm system stores the command. you you see this area of low pressure to the south and west pouring moisture and from the gulf but right now we have a frontal boundary stalled out nearby. apple will keep a shower and keep a sharp forecast overnight as well as tomorrow. the storm system comes in much more rain possible. most of us in the 60s, comfortable evening across the area. temperatures not going to drop off too far far. we'll see the 50s and 60s were overnight lows mostly cloudy with a shower to possible not a washout by any means. i will be the case on saturday with a high of 72 as they move into sunday tha

our own emily collins was there. she is live in the studio to know let us know what he and his supporters had to say. >> him archer today will be north carolina's chance. there was a statement they buy donald trump is a packed house at central baptist church in kannapolis this evening with hundreds lining up hours before the rally to hear the gop presidential candidate speak. cruz spent an hour touching on several of his campaign points but those who struck a chord were to repeal every word of obamacare as well as religious liberty and the 2nd amendment all of which many told us >> i'm a christian and i think we need someone who is a religious person to be in the presence office because that's what this country was founded upon and i think it behooves us to have a leader was christian rinse both. >> i think ted will bring the conservative values we need in this country. >> i came here to share my support. >> cruz several attempts to reach out to those still undecided and he did so both on and off stage. >> there are

emilly collins is joining us live in the studio at the details. hi emily. >> hi kayla. renew our community serves rock hill and in recent months its founder has begun building a plan that he believes will not only put words over the heads of a number of those living in the city but will do it in a responsible and affordable way. >> stephanie sharpe has been living on the streets of rock hill couch surfing and bouncing from shelter to shelter for the past 11 months. >> my husband was living out on the streets for a little bit but it was a little scary analog sharp spends a lot of her time at renew our community and organization focused on connecting people in need but the services necessary to survive. the founder and visionary behind the organization's operations. his latest idea involves the construction of several tiny houses much like this one. >> instead of spending more than 50% of their net income on a place to live what a family spent 15 or 20% on a? >> beach these houses measuring 120 square feet would allow them to spend just that but the idea has now hit a sna

emilly collins is joining us live in the studio at the details. hi emily. >> hi kayla. renew our community serves rock hill and in recent months its founder has begun building a plan that he believes will not only put words over the heads of a number of those living in the city but will do it in a responsible and affordable way. >> stephanie sharpe has been living on the streets of rock hill couch surfing and bouncing from shelter to shelter for the past 11 months. >> my husband was living out on the streets for a little bit but it was a little scary analog cold. sharp spends a lot of her time at renew our community and organization focused on connecting people in need but the services necessary to survive. the organization's operations. his latest idea involves the construction of several tiny houses much like this one. >> instead of spending more than 50% of their net income on a place to live what a family spent 15 or 20% on a? >> beach these houses measuring 120 square feet would allow them to spend just that but the idea has now hit a snag. >> is the very governmen