and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. >> evan: i'm evan smith. he's a veteran academic and critic and an acclaimed author of both fiction and nonfiction, whose latest book, "finale: a novel of the reagan years", has just been published. he's thomas mallon, this is "overheard". [applause]. >> evan: let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? and how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. no, you saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is "overheard." [applause]. >> evan: thomas mallon, welcome. >> thomas: thanks for having me. >> evan: congratulations on this -- >> thomas: thank you. >> evan: -- brand new book. why reagan? why the reagan administration as a setting for a novel? what propelled you to have the book be set there and then? >>

>> evan: it's a great mary. it has a kick. >> we serve it every sunday, specialize in it for the sunday brunch. >> evan: that's fantastic. we have to taste the burger, too. i have to be honest. we did taste the food earlier, we couldn't help it. >> zack: we do it every week. every week. maybe you do. >> zack: yeah, i usually grab a plate or two, it's fine. but before i start to stuff my face, we will go to the weather because i do that every week. i always have food all up in my face when i do weather. 63 degrees later this afternoon. yes, those are february temperatures. but we will see scattered showers. more on the way monday thru wednesday. even a wintry mix as we head into thursday morning. so, 72 hour wet pattern. >> evan: enjoy your weekend is a wonderful sunday, everyone when i lay in my tempur-pedic contour- the next thing i know it's morning. with tempur-flex you've got the spring and bounce of a traditional mattress. my cloud feels like somebody's hugging you. (vo) there's a tempur-pedic for everyone.

>>evan: lauren, even before the weather hit, they take evan. this morning we have been showing you the wear and tear that that winter weather and travel on the roads takes over time. but, deanna ponder, the school's transportation director, is showing us this morning how they prepare for the winter weather because you are constantly keeping a close eye on road conditions and on the buses themselves. so, shows us, take us through the process and the things you do. >> some of the things you want on your tires. the tread depth on the front tires can be no less than 4. we typically change them.2like this one is 13, but we typically change themm before they get down to 4, because the better tread, the better control. >>lauren: right. >> we keep an eye on washer fluid because of all the spray-up on the windshield can hinder the vision of the driver and the wiper blades and everything. but, one of the thins that really prepares us is the drivers, you know. they are aware of what they may be facing and the drivers warn each other about, you know, road

evan donovan. happy birthday, my friend. >> evan: thank you very much. >> zack: it took a little while to get everything going, but this is partly from here at the desk, and also from those in >> evan: thank you all very >>> good morning, america. playing the trump card. the presidential candidate's bombshell endorsement, a former foe signing on. >> there is no better fighter than donald trump. >> now double-teaming marco rubio. >> he was putting on makeup with a trowel. >> rubio, meanwhile, taking his own swipes. >> he was having a meltdown. >> the latesestwists and turns democratic primary in south carolina as we head into a crucial super tuesday. >>> zika alert. the cdc's startling report. the american pregnant women who visited countries with zika outbreaks. what happened? plus, the new travel advice from health officials. our dr. besser tells you what you need to know. >>> opening up, the superstar jennifer garner talking for the first time a aut her breakup with ben affleck. her really candid

break. >> evan: welcome back. voters have been voting for their nominee in the republican presidential primary, the first in the south. news 13's hope hanselman is in greenville at a polling location. hope, you have been talking to some voters. what are you hearing out there? >> hope: so far the voters are telling us they want a strong leader to represent the republican nomination, also, out here at the sears shelter in greenville, we have seen a steady stream of folks heading in all day, casting their ballots, since it opened at 7 a.m.. we have spoke with one voter, robert banks who tells us he wants a nominee who can boost the economy. >> yeah, for me a strong leader in the country again after 8 years of obama, he has torn our country apart. we need to get back to the grass roots and go back to our constitution where the founding fathers designed the country to run, which it hasn't has. the top 3 positions here in south carolina, donald trump is in the lead, ted cruz, close behind him. and in third place, marco

>> evan:. it's a house in the woods, they have a casino mob boss room and the other choice of house in the woods, not sure i want that one. >> zack: i want no part of that one. i'm all about the mob one, hope. she is giving us hints. >> evan: keep trying. >> zack: if you want to go the escape room, today might be the day to do it. it will be a little wet, scattered showers, but this is the start of the wet weather pattern we will see as we head into the work week. heavy downpours at times and yes, you see it there, even thunderstorms. i will let you know when those can be seen and how long this break. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... now, in high definition, this is your

>>evan: good morning, it is saturday, february 20th. i'm evan ton van dc and i'm zack green. >>evan: we have a lot going on. we have live reports from the south carolina primary, gnus 13's hope hanselman is live there. we will have an update from her in a few moments but today, tomorrow, which is the better day? >>zack: today is certainly the better day but there are some chances of spotty showers. it's certainly the warmer temperatures that everyone will be talking about though. it is going to be welcome warmth after we have soon some chilly air in the past few weekends, 46 degrees, that's where we are sitting right now in asheville. our average for this time of year is 52. we will skyrocket past that. we will be talking about the 60s all across our area, and it's not just for today but the second half of the weekend as well. enjoy the warm weather because we will see a drop off in the temperatures and lot of rain in the way. for now we will send it back to evan. >>evan: all new information this morning. this happened overnight. it's on north carolina's redistricting battle.

>>evan: that's right. i like that. phone users, 44% say it's acceptable to text, do ask minnesota out on asomeone out on a date? >> believe it or not, almost 50%. being old school and being married for a while, i seem to find it hard to believe. >>evan: i don't know it's old school. zack and i were talking about this. he thinks it's a little too impersonal. you need to havav more interaction with the person you are courting. what else do we have over here? >> 60% of users prefer communicating via text message over phone calls. >>evan: 60% seems a little high. >> right. i guess it's the instantaneous text messaging. >>evan: it gives you a chance to try to be witty, too. sometimes when you're on the phone you are put on the spot. this gives you a little chance to sort of say something clever. >> right. exactly right. here is a neat one that's 68% of users think it's rude to check a phone when dining with others. >>evan: i agree. get into deep conversations if you have your phone on the table. >> right. one more, 64% of u

>>evan: perfect i. sounds like a great opportunity for for those who want to get behind the scenes a little bit into the asheville. two session, 1:00 to 4:00 and 5:00 to 8:00, saturday on the 27th, two weeks from today. cool topics. go check out the web site. if you like beer, you will want to be there. >>hope: you are waking up to slick road conditions around buncombe county. drive into asheville from weaverville and coming up next we will tell you what issues some emergency responders say they are seeing this dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches freshly made all day -- and now you can enjoy two english muffin egg and cheese breakfast sandwiches for $4. you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ video camera on the spot. and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced m

>>evan: how much did one ticket cost? >>evan: $12, that was considered at expensive at the time. the second half -- [inaudible] >>evan: you said $7.50 and you said 10 bucks. >>zack: you know the price is right rules. else won the price is right, we will tell you about a that some other time. this is a panthers fan, it's hysterical, just watch. >> carolina panthers, we growl to win this game, we growl to catch the ball,. >>evan: that's scary. that's one of the best growls i think i have heard. >>zack: i wasn't ebbs pecting that at at all. >>evan: excellent video also goes on for another minute or two. >>zack: how many times have you listened to it a lot? >>evan: a lot. also pete pablo has a new single out all about the panthers. >>zack: did you say pete pablo? >>evan: yeah, put the whatdaboom on him. >>zack: see, he already knows the words. >>evan: it's been playing at my house pretty much nonston. >>zack: we are looking at cold conditions through the morning hours, relatively warmer later on this afternoon. but enjoy the sunshine because things are going to be shifting for the ra

>>evan: okay. by that i mean look at your last relationship and take responsibility for whatever part you know you played in it. really take a look at what worked and what didn't. there is lots of information in our past relationships as we move forward, so we can know what we didn't want and now we know what we do want. so, we can begin to look for that in the next partner, you know, and really it's not just about dating someone else. at what are my values now, do they match up to that. what do i really want in a person. you know the next thing i would say is to do your physical cleanup. you know, do you still have photos of your exaround the house? >>evan: oh. >> oh, do you still have old cards or love letters hidden in the back of the closet or, you know, in the drawer. and many of us do that. >>evan: sure. >> we hang on to that. >>evan: there is a place for those things. >> that's right. but idea is he with still holding on in some ways mentally and physically. which leads me to the next thing.

>> hope: that's right, evan. we're just down to two candidates in the democratic primary, hillary clinton and bernie sanders, but the race is far from simple as both candidates nabbed victories in hillary clinton most recently off a win in nevada. clinton is heading into this south carolina voters, and bernie sanders is working to voters. as we have heard a lot about his role in the civil rights movement over the last week. >>> clinton is campaigning around the state touting her stance on gun control. she has a rally planned tonight in columbia. we plan to have a crew there. bernie sander, as far as we know, is not planning anything around the state but we are outside springfield baptist church, one of the polling locations in greenville. polls open 7 a.m. this morning, remain open until 7 p.m. tonight. and remember, any voters out there, if you voted in last week's republican primary, you will not be able to vote today. >>> we plan to be live throughout the morning giving you updates and speaking with voters as

>>evan: interesting. are you surprised donald trump is the leading candidate at this point in the race? >> yes, i am surprised. everything i have been taught and everything i have studied has told me that he is the kind of candidate that would not do well. i predicted months ago he would fall away quickly. be the nominee. but, you know, as time goes on, i'm getting less and less confident in that prediction. we will see. it's early. we have only had the very earliest primaries, really they start piling up in march 1st and 15th so we will have a much better picture after that, if he is really a viable candidate for the nominee for the republican party. >>evan: how you think last night's debate was in greenville right here in our backyard, how you think it affected or will affect south carolina's gop primary which comes up judgement six days from now? >> i actually don't think this debate really moves the needle for anybody. i think, you know, like i said before. rubio made sure he sort of stopped the bleed

>>evan: not too hot? >> no, of course not. >> the ancho chile sauce is our base sauce in the restaurants. it takes three days to make, and that's a dried poblano. >>evan: okay. change tacos up next? >> channel bowl. what that is in the next half when we go to the store, i find my box of honey bunches of oats and i'm checking to see if i packaged it. best cereal in the world right there. >>zack: clearly, age is just a number. >>evan: he is just 70? he is playing around like 7, not 90. that's great. chim pan zes so close to humans, pretty amazing. >>zack: you play with pink dolls like that? >>evan: i don't, but some people do. >>zack: maybe you will at 70 years old. >> >>hope: your valentine's day is waiting, you guys. little time with now, in high definition, from the western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 this weekend. >>evan: flags are at half staff around washington, dc for supreme court justice an to anyone scalia. he died in texas yesterday at the age of 79. >>zack: you are looking at a

>>evan: hmm. chilly. >>zack: it will be a cold week in the next seven, but snow and rain just monday and tuesday. >>evan: okay. all right. michael use our on-line see it this shot of her third graders at harris elementary school. looks like those kids are dabbing. >>zack: there it s. you can see the pictures and video, too, log on on to wlos.com or e-mail pics@wlos.com. >> vornl i know you are not a fan of the dab. we have to have a dab in the studio. >>zack: all right, all right, >>evan: we will be right >>evan: europe is facing a over a million immigrants. several countries want to expel tens of thousands of them others want to start border checks. many of it began with a string of sexual assaults in germany. jay siltzer talked to scott thuman who tackled these issues on this week's cover story of "full measure." >>jay: scott recruntly returned from cohn germany ( ) where many of the attacks occurred, how did the attacks change the way people of the city in germany change the way they live? >>reporter:

>>evan: good. >>zack: i love peyton manning, it's potentially his last game, you guys are on a streak. >>evan: let's hope so. how is it outside? >>zack: it's chilly. bring the heavy jacket outside. a live look in downtown asheville i. is clear, so the sunshine will return through the morning hours. we are looking at a little more cloud cover than yesterday. partly cloudy conditions later this afternoon. and it may feel slightly warmer as the breeze is going to be less today. but, we have some rain and some snow in our forecast. it's all going to be coming up and we will show you the complete seven-day forecast in the skywatch weather. search for survivors after two small planes collided near los angeles. that search so far has turned up nothing. the crash happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. two men, ages 61 and 81, were aboard one plane. a 72 year-old woman was on board the other. we will bring you any updates on this story as they are released this morning. >>> as we mentioned, we are one da

>>evan: have you seen the new "star wars"? >>holly: i have not. >>evan: i haven't either. i was going to watch all the many. >>holly: you are too busy watching netflix. >>jay: you only have to see 4, 5, and 6,. >>evan: i want to see it. >>jay: you need to do it. and somebody stealing the r2-d2, college students and alcohol. right. >>jay: my suspect is there. 42 degrees the morning low, normally this time of year 49 degrees for a high. later on today, we are significantly warmer than that. rainfall yesterday, absolutely none for the year. 3.29." there is a lot more rain coming coming >>holly: whole km back, the mini dog sled races in minnesota. >> on your mark, get set, go! >>evan: dogs who traditionally not be on the trail didn't have any problems in the parking lot. >>jay: there were two category, 12 pounds and under >>evan: that's pretty funny. i like that. >>holly: look how cute they are. >>jay: that one looked like an ard vark, did you notice? ( ). >>evan: i did see that. >>jay: weather2 is not too bad. temperatures 42 in asheville, 40 in waynesville. 48 in cherokee. h

we're following breaking news 3 out of evans. highway 85 closed both directions between 37th and activity. we hear reports this may be an officer-involved shooting. >> we're working to confirm exactly what is going on now. you can see this is a look at the scene. a lot of activity. we see an empty stretcher being roleed close to the scene. we want to get to eric lupher who just got there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: when i got here i saw greeley police, i also saw evans police, and i'll step out to show you what we're seeing. and highway 85, you can see all the flashing lights in both directions. we were coming from the south, police made us get off at around 42nd and of course i saw police tape everywhere on both sides of the highway and they have this huge area blocked off. we're hearing unconfirmed reports we don't want to get out there yet until e get it confirmed with police. they're going to give us updates when they can. clearly a very active scene. a new scene as well. there will be a lot of information coming in a

' tag number into dispatch and evans abruptly turned his car on and drove off. >> eh -- evans left the scene, and -- driving erratically. >> they pursued evans for a short distance. >> i believe he described it as could do to get away from the scene. >> as if it had just appeared -- per department policy, the officer turned out his sirens and ended his pursuit. after id -- iding him, he put out a warrant. he's heart broken about the deaths of his brothers in uniforms. >> big tragedy for law enforcement altogether. we just don't know what we're going to encounter. >> now, investigators say before being killed, they believed that deputy mark longson fired three shots at evans. maryland investigators say the deputies coming from different directions fired at evens and killed him, but detectives do say that ev hundreds a semi automatic handgun in his car and they do believe he used it. bob? >> new tonight at 11:00, a traffic stop ends in a big drug bust. felipe rodriguez and his wife stephanie were pulled over today for having illegally tinted windows. deputies searched their truck and the

florida evans. hey, flo. pleased to meet you. that's mrs. evans to you, young man. mrs. evans? oh, come on, lady. where are we, at a tupperware party? i don't believe in all that "mr." and "mrs." jive. gary, look at these hands. hey, mama, if you want a palm reading, you got the wrong dude. either i go upside your head with these two palms, or i cut you a nice piece of sweet-potato pie. i ain't no dummy. i'll settle for the pie, flo. mrs. evans. i'll get it. well, what seems to be your problem? they made me try out for penny's old play, and she cast me as a sheep. but, gary, you're too short to be the shepherd. you can't even see over the water bucket. if i don't get a better part, i'm going to empty the water bucket over someone's head! willona, hold the pie. just jiving. just jiving. now, what's wrong with being a sheep? sheep don't have no lines, and i ain't about to get up there and spent 15 minutes eating grass. and, furthermore, i don't like the costume. shoot, it took us 300 years to get out of cotton. now here they go, putting us right back in it. but, gary, i need you.

you can see guns drawn in evans this morning. >> highway 85 in evans closed -`between 37th and 42nd. denver7 reporter eric lupher there on scene. we know it's early on, but what can you tell us about what went down this morning? >> reporter: i just talked with greeley police again and they're saying because there was a chase involved, that's why they have such a huge crime scene and it's why highway 85 is still closed in both directions. the sun is up so we can show you where the shooting occured. see that 85 liquor store? that is where a man was shot and killed, a suspect. we'll take you back to what first happened. there was a trespassing call. when police got to the scene they tried to chase these two men. one turned around and fired at police. that's when police set up a perimeter and they encountered these two suspects a second time, that's when one of the suspects brandished his gun, showed his gun, and that's when he was fired on by police and killed. what's not clear just yet, and i just talked with greeley police about this, we don't know if the man that fired the first time

evans. mrs. evans, i am happy to inform you that you've first prize. [ cheers ] thank you. thank you. well, committee, our work is done. let's go. let's go. let's go. goodbye, now. bye-bye, and thank you all so much. j.j.: whoo! well! this calls for a celebration! let's have some kool-aid! i'm so proud of you. we did it. and now, james, what were you saying about "it ain't what you do but who you know"? that's supposed to be the rule, but, as usual, you're the exception. you really deserve it, baby, 'cause you did one fine job on this apartment. and don't forget -- we also made a fine, new person out of ned. james, will you straighten up that fine, new person? [ knock on door ] hmm? mrs. vinson. mrs. evans, i just had to come back and tell you one more thing. you know, it was very close between your apartment and the russells'. but one thing made me decide in your favor. the way you cleaned up ned. uh, mrs. vinson, i know there's a resemblance, but this is my cousin -- mr. evans, believe me when i tell you -- i would know ned the wino anywhere. how could you be so sure? he'

laughs... - candy evans candy evans describes her mom's where everybody knows your name.. the old corner store -- called katy did's -- has been serving people there for nearly two decades... but now it's fighting to keep the doors open after owner katy evans lost her battle to cancer. now her daughter is managing the store and mounting medical bills. so the community stepped in to help. so far they've raised about 50 thousand dollars. in order to pay off the bills and keep the store afloat, they'll need another 50 grand before march or april. supporters have set up a go fund me page still ahead. there's no crying in politics... that is... unless you're a first-time voter and get a hug from your favorite candidate. we'll tell you who's causing the here's what's buzzing online this morning... :45 - :52 "tell me about the hug, courtney. great hugger. a-plus. 100%. oh my god... ." republican marco rubio moved supporters to tears at a stop in new hampshire this weekend... well at least one supporter. eighteen-year-old courtney kaufman was at the rally when the florida senator c

munch checked with evan's internet service provider. the kiddie porn was downloaded to a terminal at the student library at columbia. benson: those pictures were downloaded while your father was out of town. you put the pictures under the mattress. no. you planted your father's underwear in the sheets. why did you do it, megan? he's going to get away with it again. stabler: well, tell us the truth. maybe we can help. no one can help. 's too powerful. when he came to my apartment he threatened to sue my therapist and send me to a mental hospital. ( sobbing ): who would believe me then? some... some crazy girl telling wi stories about her sex-fiend father? i had to stop him. i couldn't let it happen again. man: in light of these developments we submit the people have no case and therefore move that the charges against my client be dismissed. your honor, the evidence in question has no bearing on the rape case pending before this court. man: but it does bring into serious question the veracity of the complaining witness. with no physical e

>>evan: it is a great day. i have said it before, i will say it again, it's the best day in america of the year. you disagree. >>zack: yeah i think i respectfully have to go to. >>evan: what do you like? >>zack: football, you got mom's cooking. >>evan: i understand. but there is nothing more american than superbowl sunday. it's even better than the fourth of july. >>zack: maybe when the panthers are in it? >>evan: no, i have always said

. >>> at 5:30 we're following breaking news out of evans. one suspect dead, another in custody, and now highway 85 is closed both directions between 37th and 42nd. >> we understand no officers were injured. our eric lupher on scene in eric. >> reporter: still got this big closure and what i'm noticing is how big this scene is. i'll step out and show you that from earlier. the biggest thing, highway 85 is closed in both directions. greeley police set to give a more formal interview later. but there was a trespassing call police came on, they found two suspects, the suspects ran. one of them turned around and fired at officers. that's when a perimeter was set up we're being told, as we look at more video from earlier, closer to the scene. that's when there was another encounter and we're being told that's when one suspect was killed, another taken into custody. no officers were injured. this is the video you're looking at from earlier closer to the scene before they really backed people off. back here live, traffic is being diverted. it will b

a suspect is dead following a shooting with evans police. minutes ago, we >>> breaking news this morning. a suspect is dead following a police shooting in evans, which is in weld county. just a couple of minutes ago we learned the suspect was shot after he showed a gun. another suspect on the scene was arrested. this is a live look at the scene on highway 85, the highway is closed between 37th and 42nd streets in evans. it is expected to be closed most of the morning as they continue this investigation. the officer, by the way, we believe is okay.

. >> evan: less than 24 hours after getting out of jail herself on unrelated drug charges, tanya butler has her freedom but not her family. >> no, he didn't do it on purpose. he had to -- he wasn't in his right state of mind. and i know that he regrets it. >> evan: her brother joey locked up, charged with second degree murder of their father terry. >> i know he hit my dad with the baseball bat several times and that's how he died. >> evan: 205 calls for service in the last five years. terry's sister and neighbor cathy lives next door. she called 911 wednesday evening when she says joey was drunk and belligerent while walking to the store. and he wouldn't get off the train tracks. >> he said there was a drunk guy on the railroad tracks and she can't get him to move. >> evan: deputies say they picked up joey. she's in her own kind of prison. >> i don't see anything else but to straighten my life out and get my kids back like my dad wanted. and just go from there. i know that god's on my side and keep faith in god that everything will be all right. >> evan: probable cause hearing coming up

they asked him what he was doing there and evan said he had worked there and had arrived early and was napping. >> he was very nervous, jittery, giving every different information when he was asked questions about where he worked. >> then he says his officer was calling his tack number into discatch and evans abruptly >> evans fled the scene and drove erratically. >> the maitland officer pursued him for a short distance. >> i believe he's wreckless, erratic, all over the roadway and whatever he could a do to get away from the scene. >> he had just appeared as though evans had driven a stolen car, the officer turned off his lights and sirens and ended his pursuit after positively identifying him, they put out a pd for his arrest. >> the lieutenant is heart broke ten to hear that they responded to his brothers in uniform with deadly force yesterday. >> big tragedy for law enforcement altogether. we just don't know what they're going to encounter. >> so far this year, there have been ten law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty and i'm told that the officers remind themselves t

- [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also, by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. - i'm evan smith, he's a pulitzer prize winning biographer, and former editor in chief of newsweek, - [evan] whose latest book, destiny and power, the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush, has just been published. he's jon meacham, this is overheard. - [evan] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? you can say that he made his own bed but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time, took it on and-- let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. (crowd applauds) - jon meacham welcome. - thank you sir. - nice to see you again. - delighted to be here. - and you have another winne

they say evans tried to escape crashing into patrol cars. she accelerated toward officers, when three officers shot at her, hitting her in the shoulder. evans was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, charged with attempted murder, carjacking and among >> two men were also in the car with her. they have been questioned but not arrested. the three officers involved are on administrative leave, which is normal during an investigation. >> coin toss, an important moment in football, right before the game begins. now tonight we're seeing the super bowl 50 coin that will be flipped before the big game. you might not know this, it's made right here in central florida. cool, huh? highland in melbourne makes the coin. on friday they stamped and packaged the coin to be sent to the super bowl. it's the first year of the super bowl logo with the heads side and the teams' logos are on the tail side. >> flip a coin, 50/50 chance heads or tails. in the past 49 years, it's been heads, like 24 times. >> it's been tails -- yeah, heads 24,

evan, what will be different? >> evan: well darcel, the current policy says that kids must wear khaki or navy bottoms with a plaid shirt. on days when they have gym, they could wear pe type clothes all day long. but now the school's principal says that that policy might need some adjustment. koontz principal robin board says she's considering simplifying the uniform. but she worries this could undermine the dress code's purpose. >> where you are leveling the you'll have so many different brands out there that many weaken the intent of the process. >> evan: when school started in august, some parents were upset at having to buy them. initial feedback from parents was about 70-30 in favor of the dress code. and more opportunities for feedback are coming. >> we've done surveys at the beginning of the year. we just finished one with parents. we'll do another one in the spring with unca. >> evan: some parents we spoke to say they like the aim of the policy. >> my favorite thing about the uniforms is it creates a sense

. >> evan: george bowman lives next door. he says the 95-year-old grandmothererho lives there was a great neighbor until her grandson and granddaughter moved in and brought crime with them. >> drugs, prostitution, suspicious vehicles. >> evan: at least half dozen officers came to the tally house and then to his. >> they started coming up the street and came in to our house and told us we had to evacuate because they found something over there. they didn't say what it was. >> evan: asheville police haven't said exactly what it was. but based on what neighbors >> we heard a loud voice. i'm assuming it was fire in the hole. as soon as that happened, police standing in our driveway went like that. it was all over. >> evan: gun powder and lead balls he has for some old muskets. neighbors say it's still alarming. >> we've had meetings with police chief anderson. we've had them with the new police chief. and you know, nothing much seems to happen. >> evan: coming up at 6, i will tell you about some incidence that neighbors talked ab

deputies got a tip on where evans was. deputy approached him, evans pulled out a gun. sophia faulkner/witness he just took out his gun and shot him in the head right after the officer asked him hows your day. the sheriff says evans shot and killed another deputy in a shootout. two other deputies responded and shot and killed evans. the sheriff's office has not released the names of those who died. today the federal aviation administration will try to figure out what caused a plane crash that killed two deputies in california. the f-a-a syas the single-engine plane burst into flames after hitting a mountain near fresno. the sheriff's office in tulare county said there was no distress signal yesterday before the crash. they also said the plane's parachute was not deployed. new this morning, the man convicted of assassinating robert f. kennedy, will remained behind bars. a board denied sirhan sirhan parole for the 15th time yesterday. the convict told the board he remembered nothing from the night senator kennedy died almost 50 remain in state prison in california. we're

evans. this is mrs. evans. how do you do? how do you do? sit down, please. thank you. well, how can i help you folks? well, we came here to complain about our son's grades. oh, that's too bad. you have no idea how often i hear that -- a boy failing. the boy is passing. i'm sorry, folks. there's nothing i can do -- that's right. well, then, what's the problem? his head. whatever you all are putting in here, he's leaving someplace else 'cause he sure ain't bringing it home. yeah, he don't know what happened in 1066. and if you was to put him in a ditch 20 by 30 feet, there ain't no way in the world he could dig himself out. here. look at this. well, now, mr. and mrs. evans, this is a good report -- all c's and an "a" in art. young james is doing well. yeah, but old james want to know how he did it. our son is gonna be facing a tough world pretty soon, and we want to make sure he has a real education. we don't want him pushed through high school like he was going through a three-minute car wash and coming out still wet behind his ears. mr. and mrs. evans, i appreciate how

good afternoon, miss evans. i came up to let you know the elevator's gonna be out of service, well, i always knew that if ever anybody was gonna catch anything, it'll be on that elevator. j.j., did you pick up your tickets yet? not yet, ma. we're just getting ready to leave now. come on, bookman. let's get out of here. hey, ma, who's your little friend? oh, larry baker, this is my son-in-law, keith. hi. hey, how you doing? and this is my daughter, thelma, and my younger son, michael. how you doing, larry? hi, how you doing? that's some shot you must have taken. were you in a fight? sort of. "fight" is using the word loosely. him and his little rivals came close to tearing up my bus. who was he fighting? everybody. it looked like a traveling roller derby back there, and for no reason. it seems that all of the other kids just felt like picking on him. yeah, and it's a good thing she pulled me off them, too, 'cause i was starting to get mad! that old rayfield davis will never be the same again, the way you was beat

good morning, i'm meteorologist bill evans. it's 5:23. we're looking from my camera here in brooklyn to the wall street area, down to the battery. we're looking fine here, but we starting to drop. and we're seeing snow showers and rain showers backing into long island. that's going to continue now through the morning commute and through much of the day as a storm out here in the atlantic continues to keep sweeping westward into the area. you can see here, and twin forks, back into suffolk county, going to be a fair amount of snow there today. we're going to be looking at over the next seven hours, the temperatures just drop through the day. noontime temperature drops below freezing with snow showers. weather and traffic together every 7 minutes. heather? >> i have this accident here, the new jersey turnpike exit ramp by exit 13. you can see all the activity, we head over to the maps. i will tell you what's happening here. it's an overturned truck -- or tractor-trailer, rather. there is also a fuel spill. that's why we have all the activit

evans was killed in a gun battle nearby. happening today-- f-w-c will meet with city officials in "indian harbour beach"-- to discuss fixing the coyote problem there. the city and f-w-c is holding a meeting for the public-- to give information and answer questions. attacks on family in brevard county. wildlife experts say this is a growing problem, because the animals are extremely adaptable. tonight's meeting will be held at the gleason park community center... it starts at 6:30. also happening tonight-- a community in orange county will gather for a candlelight vigil... in remeberance of deputy jonathan scott pine. today marks 2 years since deputy pine was shot and killed in the line of duty. on this day in 20-14... deputy pine was responding to a call about car break- ins... when he was shot and killed by a suspect. tonight's vigil will be held at westminster abby boulevard & horse ferry road in orlando... near the area where pine was gunned down. it starts at 5-45 this evening. coming up next-- after a very rough time at

this tarp came out of that motor home. >> evan: and joe's hunting rifles. he had stole it out of my house. >> evan: luckily the thief only got away with old currency. he could have paid for it with his life. >> tammy: we have new details surrounding a new shooting investigation in asheville. a local high school student who was shot died from his injuries this morning. ashlea surles joins us live from the high school where 17-year-old kyrie logan played football. ashlea, there's still no arrest? >> ashlea: no arrest, no one has been charged at this point. police are investigating several people they believe could be tied to this shooting. it happened around 1 o'clock in west asheville. two witnesses came forward. one said kyrie was running way from the gunman when he was shot. at another point documents say police found shotgun shell casings near where kyrie was standing. he had been a junior at a defensive lineman on the erwin football team here. today his coach said he and the team loved kyrie. >> he would be the first one in the locker room. always the fi

but certainly, kenney had supported evans, evans has been a supporter of kenney, so it's no surprise.haka fattah is very vulnerable. he's gonna have a tough road being re-elected, so only the timing surprised me. >> what do you think, guys? and obviously, we know the history with fattah supporting anthony williams, who ran for mayor and didn't do so well. >> this is hardly news. >> right. >> i think it was expected that mayor kenney would endorse dwight evans. and it came -- and i agree with harold that the timing, perhaps, is probably the only asterisk on the endorsement. but otherwise, hardly news. >> and people don't think about the timing. they're gonna do what they want to do when they want to do it, how they want to do it. and of course you have to connect the dots. again, dwight came out early for kenney. he helped him make a lot of inroads in the community. and so he went with kenney. >> evans has been very strong in west oak lane, but hasn't done so well running citywide, for instance, running for mayor. what does he need to do differently if he's gonna be able to at least ta

hereby's meteorologist bill evans -- here's meteorologist bill evans with the accuweather forecast >> we're going to take a look outside and we're going to show you we just got some low visibilities. this 0 our camera -- this is of the george washington bridge. we've got some low clouds, we got wind, rain, some windses here, 8, 12, 15 miles per hour . here's our camera in astoria, the rfk triborough bridge, looking down the east river, not good visibility there either. temperature is 37, light rain with that northeast wind at 14. feels like 30 to the upper tweangts in a lot of spots. you see we got off and on rain, a little ice extending up here towards the catskills, up here towards the thruway. heavier rain back to our south and west. that comes in this evening and tonight with gusty winds, frequent lightning possible, rumbles of thunder this evening, like a springtime front coming through. we're at 42 by 9:00, 47 to 50 by the time we get to lunchtime. so you see the temperature rises into the 50s, rain gets heavier this evening and tonight with some rumbles of thunder this evening.

and bill evans with the accuweather forecast. now, eyewitness news this morning. >>> good morning, it's 4:30 and power problems in grand central. the busy terminal thrown into darkness and we are there for the race to get full service back on track. >> the snow and icy conditions are gone, but roads remain slick and sloppy and we are tracking heavy rain. >> super bowl backlash, for and against beyonce. >> and touching tributes takes center stage at the grammys. >> good morning, i'm lori stokes. >> and i'm ken rosato. it's tuesday, february 16. we have some school delays, the bottom of your screen. >> meteorologist, bill evans. >> good morning, we have some slushy sidewalks and streets. wind on the way that is going to be me early afternoon. 47 degrees right now our normal high temperature is 41 to 42. 46 north port. those are the spots where the temperature is just below freezing. our rain is pushed off to the north and we have a coastal flood advisory for long island and this winter weather advisory, and down to our south, you s

moments later he pulled out his gun. >> one of several responding deputies caught up with evans and evans shot that deputy as well. both deputies later died. evans was killed after exchanging gun fire with other >> i believe the first deputy who went to respond to the call for service i think the suspect took that action because he is wearing a police uniform. we were called to panera bread for that suspect. >> police say they had dealings with evans in the past. he had a warrant out in maryland. he was wanted in maitland on charges of assaulting an officer. news 6 learned he once had addresses in altamonte springs and winter park. >> we give thanks to the deputies who gave sacrifice for our citizens. we'd ask the county to come together as we lift them up and protect their families as we go forward. >> we know the warrant was issued in october. we'll call maitland police for more information in the coming months. >> stepping up the fight against in a few hours health workers will be talking with the centers for disease control, all to learn ways to keep the virus from spreading. mark leh

responding deputies chased evans evans and a 2nd deputy were killed in a shootout. and a mesa county colorado deputy, who was shot and critically wounded while confronting an armed teenager on monday, has been taken off life support. deputy derek greer wasn't expected to recover but he was kept on life support so his organs could be donated. 17-year-old shooting suspect as an adult. stacey: right now the armed occupation of an eastern oregon wildlife refuge is over after the 4 remaining occupiers surrendered peacefully. nobody was hurt. no shots were fired. this -- the 4 who surrendered today were the remainders of anti-government militants who took over the refuge headquarters january 2. no escapees being reported right now after a massive prison riot in mexico. 52 inmates are dead. 12 others were injured after rival groups started fighting. it's mexico's deadliest prison riot in many days. it comes just six days before pope francis is scheduled to visit another mexican prison. steve: new at 5:00 -- members of congress met today, for a hearing to review president o

>>> an officer fired shots at a suspect in evans. this is all happening on highway 85 and 37th avenue which is located south of greeley and we begin this morning with breaking news. thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. let's go to shawn with details. you have learned what happened to the suspect. go ahead. >> reporter: yeah, we have a better idea of what may have led up to the shooting. it was 1:30 in the morning when two evans police officers were looking into a call about someone trespassing in this area at highway 35. they saw two male suspects. they believe one may have fired a shot at officers after running later when they caught up with the suspects they took one into custody but there was an issue with the other. they say that suspect other appeared to have a weapon so an officer fired at him and he died of injuries. we are unclear if the first suspect was the one that may have had the weapon. still a lot of details we need cleared up in terms of the time line. we're getting our information from greeley

meteorologist bill evans and the accuweather forecast >> that's our friend sandy levine. ken, remember the last time we were in there? >> oh, we did some damage >> we had the mellow. the carmelo. >> yes, we did. >> i didn't eat for a month. some snow showers falling in the hudson river valley and down to our south and west. and this morning the temperatures are right at the freezing mark, right at 33 degrees, and, you know, i think we'll be seeing a few flurries this morning and then the temperatures will warm up quickly this afternoon. at the bus stop, kiddos, about 39 after school today with tomorrow brutally cold weather starts and lasts through the weekend. we'll talk about that next. heather is looking at your commute. how's it going out there? >>reporter: well, sandy used to deliver me matzah ball soup whenever i had a tickle in my throat. he's awesome. bqe not so awesome at all. this is an accident that's in the process of being cleared away on the kosciuszko bridge. 90s down to the 70s. let's go to the maps and explain to you what's going on. fdr drive south in th

seconds later, evans pulled a gun shooting one deputy. he then killed another in a shootout before being killed in wesh 2' s greg fox found out more encounters with local police, greg: as investigators try and wednesday' s deadly shootings of two deputies in maryland, local police are revealing new past here in central florida. >> it' s very stunning, it' s tragic. greg: lt. louis grindle of the maitland police department says his officers came in contact with 68-year-old david brian evans in an office parking lot last april. evans, formerly of altamonte springs, was spotted before sun-up, in his car. according to the maitland police officer, he walked up to evans' car back in april, he came up to the window which was partly rolled down and evans was sound asleep in the driver' s seat. >> they began speaking with him. he gave false information and once the officers were able to obtain more information on the vehicle and realized there was a stolen tag on it, and at that time he became very nervous and decided to put the car in gear and be

bill evans with the forecast. >> we will look at a nice start to the day. showers are coming. grab your umbrella. we will have a few showers by lunchtime. temperature 50. a mild morning and mild day. 43 around great neck. 46 belmar. a chilly start to the day. we will look at temperatures warming up. look about 10:00 there is showers through lunchtime then the sun breaks out again this afternoon. the temperature approaches 60 degrees. we will talk about a rainy wednesday in your accuweather forecast coming up. heather o'rourke says the don't go on the parkway local lanes at exit 117. you don't want to go there. you can't because we have an accident being cleared from the spot. new jersey transit, long island railroad, metro north on or close to schedule. three trains track work at 50th street completed. expect residual delays. minor delays george washington bridge, lincoln and holland construction there. on to route 80 east the ramp to 280 an accident. tractor trailer is carrying empty water bottles. street cleaning rules are in effect. lori, over to you. >> thank you. >>> poli

dave evans has a preview. >>> and let's get a look outside. parking rules are back in effect as we get ready for rain and temperatures in the 50s. >> what season is this? >> i know right? it's going to be nice. i'm lauri simms. >> thanks for joining us. it is monday february 1. it feels like just yesterday it was january. >> well you know today is february 1 and the temperatures should be starting out at 27 to 29 degrees and we are at 50 to start your day. it might drop a degree or two before we get to sunrise. in north kingston, 48. we have a little bit of a south west wind coming up over snow pack so some of the numbers are warm and some are cool. sparta at 30, wrightstown at we are going to have some fog. 53 to 57 this afternoon and a couple rain showers. there's a little ground fog. i don't know if it's effecting anything so far. >> i haven't heard of anything as of yet. it's overnight traffic work for trains suspended between outcome lid avenue and then suspended between hugh street and broad street, m train between essex and myrtle white

meteorologist bill evans has your exclusive accuweather forecast >> here we go. we take a look outside this morning, and this is our camera in astoria looking south here down the east river. i don't know, but there is some serious, serious steam coming out of this building. i'll show you. right there, little red line right there. see that steam coming out there? that is some serious -- somebody building some serious heat in that building. you don't have to worry about being cold today. temperatures of 27 exwreas, we got a little -- 27 degrees, a little northeast wind here. 27, 28 around the five boroughs. 19 monticello, 19 around montauk, 30 down the shore. we're looking at a winter weather advisory for a few inches of snow this evening and tonight. that will last until noon tomorrow. glad warning for this morning's high tide cycle. south shore of long island, jersey shore with that northeast wind. so we're looking at snow showers, 34 by noontime, periods of snow heavy this evening and tonight. we could have some accumulating snow tonight and that would be for th