gatson's family hopes to get some answers in the coming days... and an important note...as you heard michael baldwin report...city leaders and the police department both agree that this shooting was justified due to the movements paul gatson made while officers tried to place him under arrest.. reporting live from westwood..mike schell fox19 now of course we're gonna keep following this story as it develops on air, online and on the fox19 now mobile app. we've also got the entire video of the incident on our website. right now animation right now a husband and wife are in the hospital after a dog attack ago... police say the two were trying to break up a fight between their two pit bulls when one of the dogs started to attack the owners. both were air- cared to u-c medical center. officials say the woman has serious face wounds... but no word on the mans condition. the dog who attacked... is being held until police decide what to do next. right now officials in middletown are trying out what caused a chemical leak this afternoon that forced evacua

i'm judi gatson. i'm dawndy mercer plank. at least one person is still in the hospital after a crash involving richland county councilman kelvin washington. washington has been charged with felony dui after highway patrol troopers say washington was impaired when he crashed into the back of he bonded out of court sunday afternoon. the crash happened saturday evening on bluff road in hopkins. troopers say two men were inside the other vehicle -- one man is still in the hospital in intensive care. we are still waiting on the department of public safety to release additional details of the crash including washington's blood alcohol level. we have learned today that south carolina communities will be awarded 157-million dollars to help with disaster recovery efforts following significant flooding last october. the u-s department of housing and urban development -- or hud -- says the funds will help with remaining unmet housing, economic development, and infrastructure needs that resulted from thousands of

i'm judi gatson. i'm dawndy mercer plank. to remind you to "just say know" - that's k-n-o-w learning how to reduce your chances of suffering cararovascular disease. we're here with dr. dee prastein to go over what happens when you have a heart attack. what happens when you have a heart attack? what is cardiac arrest? where does cholesterol build up what happens during coronary artery bypass surgery? lexington medical center's free interactive heart fair on sunday, february 28 from noon4:00 p.m. at the columbia metropolitan convention center on lincoln street in columbia to learn about your heart health. the event is free and open to the public. thanks i'm dawndy mercer plank. after a beautiful day in the midlands, we're in for a chilly night. let's check in with meteorologist ben tanner. strong high pressure in place will keep us sunny, cold and dry over the next few days. we'll see a few more clouds friday as it looks possible that low pressure will form off our coast and scoot to the north. not much

i'm judi gatson, thanks for joining us. snow flakes being spotted across the midlands. let's go straight to ben tanner for an update. sunny and cold over the next several days as polar air has taken over much of the southeast. sunny, windy and cold today with highs in the middle to upper 40s. the wind will be from the w/nw 15-20 with some gust up to 30mph. this means much of the day with the wind chill will feel like the lower 30s, it will be a raw day. clear, breezy tonight, lows in wednesday friday: sunny and cold. highs in the middle to upper 40s. lows in the lower to middle 20s. voters are hitting the polls in force across new hampshire right now in the last contest before the south carolina primaries. will whitson is at the chris the last contest before the will whitson is at the chris christie watch party in nashua, new hampshire. will? you've already got some candidates focusing on south carolina, even though the polls aren't closed yet here in new hampshire- but what's happening here at the polls paints a pretty clear picture of how intense this race is going to

judi gatson and sprots director rick henry are at colonial life arena where fans are gathering. the doors just opened ... and that means this place is about to get crunk! gametime is not until 7pm ... but fans have been waiting for this all day ... plus it is a sellout tonight so the arena will be packed by game time. the gamecocks are coming off a over the kentucky wildcats. - file kentucky game, show alaina coates highlights #41 with two key players out with coates who stepped up big time. what would it be? "beast, beast, absolute beast. salute, beast. there isn't anybody and i'm not just saying this because i coach her i watch basketball i watch women's basketball, there isn't another player in the country that has all the things that alaina coates has the athleticism the competitiveness the passing ability ability to take over" - with tiffany mitchell's heroics and a'ja wilson playing some of her best alaina soemtimes gets lost in that ... but she says it was alaina who would not let them lose to kentucky! tonight's game is not only a matchup of the nation's two best teams..

gatson's family says cincinnati police did not have to use deadly force. they believe gatson was not thinking clearly after wrecking his pickup truck a couple of blocks away.. they are also questioning why officers fired nine shots. that's ridiculous. i'm sorry but you know, thats' ridiculous. they can call it what they want justified, justified homicide or they tried to even say something about suicide by cop. i don't believe that. oh know, he had too much to live for." kara wipe fscg we'll continue to follow this story as it develops, on air and online. we've also got the entire video of the incident on our website. you this morning... ahead of some later today. dblbx our jessica brown is live with everything you need to know. that's right crews 3 streetcars right here on elm street between 14th and liberty...it will start from 9am til 4pm. so this is a big heads up for drivers who typically come through this area... the roadways will be closed in this area betwen 14th and liberty. you'll see detour maps to need to go if you area. typically park in this

judi gatson is reporting from the university of south carolina. judi -- the panelists include philip rucker of the washington post, valerie bauerlein of the wall street journal, ron brownstein of the national journal and craig melvin of nbc news. dean charles bierbauer of the college of information and communications will moderate. joining me now is dean bierbauer and usc professor don fowler. the event, which is free and open to the public, will take place at 7:30 p.m. williams-brice building at greene and pickens streets. it will include a question and answer session with the journalists. msnbc will host a town hall in charleston. so far, republican front-runner donald trump is the only candidate to commit to it. the town hall will start at 8pm. trump will take questions from voters. also -- msnbc has announced a democratic presidential town hall thursday night with hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the town hall in las vegas comes two days before the nevada caucus. it will be in english on msnbc and in spanish on telemundo. coverage starts at

i'm judi gatson. i'm charles molineaux. the latest 2016 election contest has crowned two new winners tonight for the republicans and democrats. ...the outsiders. for the democrats vermont senator bernie sanders picks up his first win...with 60 percent of the votes over hillary clinton. and on the republican side, businessman donald trump is back on top after he lost in iowa last week. tonight, he picks up 35 percent...with ohio governor john kasich coming in second place tonight with 16 percent. even with clear wins tonight for trump and sanders, the race is still extremely close as the candidates head into the next contests...nevada for republicans. will whitson is live tonight at chris christie's election watch party in nashua, new hampshire with more on where we stand after tonight. "so we want to see exactly what happens. so we're going to go back home to new jersey to wait, by tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon we should know. we should know what the vote is. that's going to allow us to make a hotel room in south car

judi gatson is at the liberty tap room in the vista. we're live at liberty taproom in vista...where tonight we'll be broadcasting an hour- long special ahead of the democratic primary. coming up at 7, wis will have an in-depth look at the candidates in the race. we'll also talk to political experts to break down what's at stake. and we'll also talk to some voters tonight. again, our coverage begins tonight at 7, with live coverage from liberty taproom. we'll see you back here in about 30 minutes. see you back here at 7 for all of your local headlines. break 4 campaigns for hillary in the midlands tonight. counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america introducing longhorn's big, bold, steaks. the only way to make em' better was to make em' bigger. our new center cut 10 ounce filet. our perfectly seasoned 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounce outlaw ribeye. big, bold, steaks. only at l

i'm judi gatson. i'm charles molineaux. tonight--richland county deputies are investigating a shooting in lower richland that sent one man to the hospital. investigators say it happened in the green lakes subdivision--in hopkins. our chad mills is there live on the scene...he joins us now with the latest on the investigation. i'm here in the green lakes subdivision off leesburg road in hopkins. investigators have been focusing their efforts on this white honda civic behind me. it's dark, but you should be able to see it. all four doors are open, the back windshield is shattered, and there's a large street, likely for evidence. the richland county sheriff's department says it got a "shots fired" call around 8 o'clock tonight. when they got here they found a shooting victim who was the passenger inside the white honda. all r-c-s-d is telling us for now is that the victim's wounds were to his upper body, he was transported to palmetto health richland, and his condition is unknown for now. at one point, an investigator took a y

judi gatson is there with what's ahead. we're here live at liberty tap room on gervais street in columbia...where tonight we'll have live coverage of all the events on the campaign trail. tune in at 7 to wis for an hour-long special edition we'll cover the big stories from the campaign trail--and get expert analysis. the republican primary in south carolina is just two days away. again, our election coverage starts at 7 right going back to the old neighborhood can be hard sometimes. and that police brutality is used to keep folks hemmed in, and frankly, opportunity locked out. i spent my entire life in the civil rights movement. i came up in the naacp like my mom came up in the naacp, like my father came up with the congress of racial equality, like bernie sanders came up with the congress of racial equality. black lives matter. we need to combat institutional racism from top to bottom in a broken criminal justice system. i'm supporting bernie sanders for president and all of us who have joined this campaign are there for t

i'm judi gatson. tonight, angry parents helped shut down part of a school board meeting in kershaw county. they're mad about the possibility that two rural schools might be closed and consolidated. our chad mills is just getting back from that meeting. the two schools is question are mt. pisgah elementary and bethune elementary. parents say those communites have already lost so much over the years. and on top of that -- they say they're extremely happy with the schools and don't want one larger school somewhere else. they say both schools have some of the best academic statistics in the district -- and tonight -- they managed to force the board to hold the discussion of night. on the basketball court at mount pisgah elementary... scored points against the kershaw county trustees in the loud, sometimes unruly, battle on the hardwood. one by one, they took the mic to tell superintended dr. frank morgan and the board they don't want to see this school and nearby bethune elementary close and consolidate e

basketball coach dawn staley and her non-profit innersole supported this year's race and our own judi gatson helped kickoff the event. st. lawrence place is a 30-home community for homeless families in the midlands that aims to help get them back on their feet through specialized programs. strong storm system moves into the state on wednesday with severe thunderstorms likely. clearing skies and cooler temperatures the rest of the week behind the front. the state, north of the front wedge like conditions prevail south of the front its cloudy and mild. where the front decides to stall out is where the says their names. trayvon martin shot to death. dontre hamilton unarmed. sandra bland... did nothing wrong. and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. she speaks for a city poisoned by indifference. we need action now. and stands with the president against those who would undo his achievements. just like she's always...stood with us. hillary clinton. >> announcer: the following is a paid program for arthro-7, brought to you by u.s. doctors' clinical, a proud sponsor of the arthritis foun

i'm judi gatson with a wis salute for a proud united states marine. lance corporal chantz monts, is currently on his second deployment. he has served on crisis response missions throughout west and north africa. his sister mckenzie says her's her hero because, in spite of any challenges, he always she is so proud that he has kept their family's military tradition alive. break a look now at your first alert traffic... we are in first alert mode as strong cold front will america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa we are in first alert mode as storms reaching severe limits. the greatest threat would be . another chance of rain may move into the midland

our judi gatson will join sport director rick henry live at the c-l-a starting today at four. they will break down every aspect of this game from the scouting report to the fanfare surrounding the game. lets take a break from the headlines to get a check of the weather as we take a live look over downtown columbia through the wis skycam. tim miller is in the first alert weather center tracking frigid temperatures that will stick around this week. prepare for a cold week ahead as we'll feel the pinch of winter over the next several days. a cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with highs in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sunnnd clouds tuesday, cooler with highs colder air filter in for the rest of the week with highs in the lower 40s, overnight lows from the teens to lower 20s wednesday friday. a little warmer friday before another shot of cold air for several days. a cold front will sweep through the state today giving us a chance of a few showers late breezy with highs in the middle to upper 50s. mix of sun and clouds t

judi gatson and sport director rick henry are at the c-l-a with more. this is the night everyone has been waiting for ... the gamecocks and the huskies ... the top two teams in the country ... it ..is ...

around the state with voters and candidates with comprehensive with the first in now, here is judy gatson and charles. >> good even, everyone. thank you for wapping our special election night coverage. i'm judy. >> and i'm charles. the polls are closing across south carolina. >> wis is with you throughout the evening covering every aspect of the primary. we are with the candidates around the state as they wait for the results we are also at polling places as the final numbers come in and we are tracking the results to bring you the specifics on the numbers. >> as the final votes are cast in the republican presidential primary in south carolina, where big news coming out of nevada. that's where hillary c cnton has been projected as the winner of the democrat caucus. >> let's look at the hum bers for the caucus. hillary clinton spoke to her ago. hillary clinton coming in with 52% of the vote over bernie sanders, who closed the gap, but it was not enough. he closed out this evening at 48% of the vote. let's take a listen to the

. >> reporter: still, the loss is a blow for sanders, who is tied with clinton in the tell gatson count until you factor in superdelegates, top party officials who are tree to back either candidate. that gap will grow if clinton prevails, as expected new york south carolina. in texas this weekend, she accused sanders of misleading voters about his plans. >> i don't think it's right to look a person in the eye who is hurting and needs help and tell them that if they vote for you, you will get $5,000 in health care but only have to pay $500 for it. >> reporter: sanders stands by his math. >> that's not misleading. those are the facts. >> reporter: as you know, some >> check out who these liberal economists are and you'll find out who funded them. >> >> reporter: the economist argue that his "extreme" claims about the benefit of his proposals could undermine the progressive economic agenda. none of them are paid by the clinton campaign, though a couple did work for former president bill clinton. they say many economists share their concerns but sanders told us they didn't take the time to

judi gatson is reporting from the university of south carolina. judi -- the panelists include philip rucker of the washington post, valerie bauerlein of the wall street journal, ron brownstein of the national journal and craig melvin of nbc news. dean charles bierbauer of the college of information and communications will moderate. joining me now is dean bierbauer and usc professor don fowler. the event, which is free and open to the public, will take place at 7:30 p.m.

i'm judi gatson, thanks for joining us. there's a threat of severe weather for tomorrow. we're keeping a close look at what could be ahead. let's check in with meteorologist ben tanner. strong storm system moves into the state on wednesday with severe thunderstorms likely. clearing skies and cooler temperatures the rest of the week behind the front. today, a weak cold front is over the state this morning, north of the fronn wedge like conditions prevail south of the front its cloudy and mild. where the front decides to stall out conditions will be for most of the day before south winds take over the entire area ahead of the stronger cold front. clearing skies and cooler temperatures the rest of the week behind the front. today, a weak cold front is over and mild. where the front decides to stall out is where the cooler conditions will be for most of the day isolated storm in some areas, highs will be tricky today as soso will see near 60 others middle to upper 60s. brisk south winds will kick out the wedge and temperatures will rise into the middle 70s during time the war

i'm judi gatson with a wis military salute. it's why i took the time to write an open letter to my daughters explaining why i'm working so hard to elect hillary clinton. yes...i know she'll get equal pay for women... make college more affordable... and stop the republicans from taking us backwards. but i also know that she'll fight for an america where all of our sons and daughters have a chance to reach their god given potential. let's move forward with hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton we are just learning about traffic lights that are out in the downtown columbia area. columbia police say the intersections impacted include... two notch rd. & beltline laurel st. & sumter st. laurel & bull laurel & pickens also at rosewood dr. & assembly st. blanding st. & marion st. we're told officers are directing traffic and the engineering department is working to fix the issues. a look now at your first alert everything seems to be falling into place for a chance of severe storms today as a strong storm system makes its way towards th

our judi gatson will be emceeing morning.... the total death toll from a powerful cyclone in fiji has climbed to 29 people. winds from cyclone winston, which tore through the pacific island chain saturday and early sunday, reached 177 miles per hour, making it the strongest storm in fiji's recorded history. now the island is left picking up the pieces in the aftermath of that storm aid agencies are arriving in the most affected part of the country. strong storm system moves into wednesday with severe thunderstorms likely. clearing skies and cooler temperatures the rest of the week behind the front. today, a weak cold front is over the state this morning, north of the front wedge like conditions prevail south of the front its cloudy and mild. where the front decides to stall out is where the cooler conditions will be for most of the day before south winds take over the entire area ahead of the stronger cold front. look for scattered showers, an isolated storm in some areas, highs will be tricky today as some will see near 60 othe

i'm judi gatson, thanks for joining us. plenty of grey skies in the midlands with a few scattered showers after a brutally cold weekend. let's check in with meteorologist ben tanner and see when things will clear up! look for periods of very light freezing drizzle and light freezing rain developing this morning and lasting until around noon. freezing rain advisory remains in effect for lancaster and chesterfield counties until 1pm. the air is fairly dry and needs to moisten up for us to have any action with this system from a winter perspective this morning, look for light amounts of freezing rain and/or drizzle with up to a trace through the central midlands to a touch more in the advisory areas. this becomes a rain event by afternoon with scattered showers. temperatures will rise to the lower 50s by late this evening the overnight as a warm front passes through, look for showers and scattered thunderstorms ahead of the cold front tomorrow morning, then clearing skies by late afternoon. much warmer by late week with highs

i'm judi gatson. in today's military salute we are proud to honor 3 outstanding young men who are best friends. mason cox ... austan day ... and jacob robertson grew up together in rural gilbert. they all decided to take the brave journey to serve in the us army, choosing infantry as their military specialty. they fort benning within 2 weeks of each other, but were in different companies so they only saw each other in chapel a handful of sundays. these young men are an inspiration to their family and friends and their strength and courage are a testament to our community. break a look now at your first alert a fast moving disturbance to our north will give us some clouds and a sprinkle this morning , skies will clear my midday, highs lower 60s. high pressure comes in thursday through the weekend.we'll start out cool thursday with highs near 60 then warm to the 70s by the weekend with sunny to mostly sunny skies. overnight lows from the lower 30s friday morning to upper 40s by monday am. our next organ

gatson's family believes he was not thinking clearly after wrecking his pickup truck a couple of blocks away.. they are also questioning why shots. for the latest on this investigation, log on to fox19 now dot com. it's been a rough several months for university of louisville president james ramsey... backlash over a halloween photo that people claimed was racist... plus fallout from basketball investigation scandal. and now, an incident between ramsey and a reporter is caught on camera... rasmey joined other university administrators in effort to prevent state budget cuts. but he became upset when asked media reports, that he met with u of l home to discuss his president. he claimed that was a blatant lie. that's the kind of an industry have right "so you're saying that you did not meet with that....you're not hard there was no meeting. do you want to ask it again?" ramsey said he'd like to stay on until the end of his contract in 20-20. happening today a traffic alert for you this morning... ahead of some streetcar testing later today. kara dblbx our jessica brown is live with everyth

i'm judi gatson. thanks for joining us this evening. i'm charles molineaux. the dark and rainy skies we've seen today may just be a precursor to what is to come. we're in first alert mode for the days ahead. here's meteorologist ben tanner. unsettled pattern the next few days as we'll see good opportunities for showers and thunderstorms today through wednesdayay a cold front will enter the state today with a strong more pronounced cold front by wednesday. ahead of both will be widespread showers and rain with a chance of thunderstorms late tuesday into wednesday. rain chance between 70%-90%. today, mostly cloudy with showers and areas of rain developing, highs lower to middle 60s. the wedge moves in for tuesday with mostly cloudy skies, periods of showers, cooler highs lower to middle 50s. the wedge looks to break late tuesday night early ahead of the strong cold front, it's at that point things could become unstable enough to produce thunderstorms we'll have to wait and see how that plays out over the next 24 hours. the front moves through by latest wednesda

before the shooting 911 call came in about gatson. his girlfriend reported he was recording with their phones asked him to comply with the officer's orders. >>> my demand daughter was with me, also, she was 10-year-olds, she was traumatized by the incident. >>> i'm still here. >>> if you are in that situation, just comply, and let them sort it out later. >>> the mayor says that the officers were justified in their actions. >>> police are still investigating after a pedestrian was hit along i-75, this happened at the western hills via duct. three cars were involved in the crash around 10:00. >>> we are still waiting to here if a down to restaurant will reopen today after a grease fire in the kitchen. it happened at 6th street around 10:00. firefighters say no one there was hurt. >>> you know that sinking feeling, kind of a jarring, when your car's tire hits a pothole >> reporter: good morning to you, john. there's a definite need especially this time of the year. what the city of cincinnati does, is you can use your phone one. now we'r

he says video shows and witnesses say paul gatson was actually reaching for a gun when police shot him. the mayor and other city leaders are quite concerned about anonymous sharing the personal information about police officers. >> police officers defend us, keep our way of life, keep us safe. >> any time you put information out about where our officer live, names of their children, their cell phone records, it is always a very, very serious. >> it is very disturbing. while the situation is very serious as you heard there, mayor john kran lee said it will not stop police wefrom doing thr jobs. >> kelly wright live for us. thank you. >> the uber driver accused in the kalamazoo killing spree admits that he slaughtered six people atlanta co random. dault speaking out for the first time. >> anything you would like to tell the court in terms of connections with the xhaunity? >> (indiscernible). >> dalton is being melt on bond for murder charges. he randomly killed six people and wounded two others at three different locations while picking up passengers in between the killings. his motive s

. >> dawndy: am with more, to judi gatson. >> judi: tamika isaac, a hillary clinton supporter along with representative banb ur who switched camps from clinton to be a bernie sanders supporter. let me ask first you, representative, did you think it to be called so closely -- quickly i should say? >> you never really know what you are going to get. first things i want to do is congratulate hillary clinton. she did run a great race and she worked extremely hard for this, but this is just one step in the race. bernie sanders is going to continue working, you know, right around the corner is super tuesday where 11 states, going to come together and vote in their primary. so, you know, would you like to see it called a little later? of course. but, you know, my hopes aren't down. >> sam: what about this win for hillary clinton. we will start to see real numbers come in and start to see what the margin is, but to doll so quickly after of the polls closed it must be decisive. did she need this kind of a win badly coming out of new hampshire? >> i definitely think this win is one that we expecte

now, here is judy gatson and charles. >> good even, everyone. thank you for wapping our special election night coverage. i'm judy. >> and i'm charles. the polls are closing across south carolina. >> wis is with you throughout the evening covering every aspect of the primary. we are with the candidates around the state as they wait for the results we are also at polling places as the final numbers come in and we are tracking the results to bring you the specifics on the numbers. >> as the final votes are cast in the republican presidential primary in south carolina, where big news coming out of nevada. that's where hillary c cnton has been projected as the winner of the democrat caucus. >> let's look at the hum bers for the caucus. hillary clinton spoke to her ago. hillary clinton coming in with 52% of the vote over bernie sanders, who closed the gap, but it was not enough. he closed out this evening at 48% of the vote. let's take a listen to the >> thank you, nevada. thank you so much. you know, i am so, so thrill and so grateful to all of my su

gatson's family believes he was not thinking clearly after wrecking his pickup truck a couple of blocks away.. they are also questioning why officers fired nine shots. it was later discovered gaston had an airsoft pistol... the 3 officers...are on paid leave...which is standard procedure. donald trump is accusing the mexican government of lying to pope francis about his after his visit to mexico, pope francis criticized trump's proposal to build a border wall between mexico and the u.s. pope francis told reporters that trump is "not a christian" if he holds those beliefs. trump responded at last night's town hall in south carolina. he also talked about having a wall is not christian. he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican, i will tell you, so it's going to be an interesting... " donald trump/r presidential candidate "i don't like fighting with the pope actually. i think he said something much softer than what was originally reported by the media. while the pope disagreed with a cornerstone of the trump campaign -- he did not tell american catholics who to vote for. were are only a

i'm judi gatson with a wis military salute. harry h. griffin jr. of pomaria was recently promoted to gunnery sergeant in the united states marine corps. he has proudly served our country for 14 years. his sister, jennifer, says he joined the military after 9/11 so that he could do his part to protect our country and our children. every time he has deployed he's had to leave behind a son who only gets to see his dad about 3 months out of the year. jennifer says her baby brother is her hero because of the sacrifices he has more than 700-thousand mercedes-benz vehicles are being recalled in the u-s the recall affects mercedez-benz cars and suvs from the 2005 to 2014 model years, like the ones you see on your screen. the recall is due to cars being equipped with takata airbags, which can overinflate and shoot metal pieces into the passenger compartment. 10 people in the u-s have died from incidents caused by the airbags. president obama will go back to career began. he's expected to return to that's where he served in the state senate for n

i'm judi gatson with a wis salute for a proud united states second deployment. he has served on crisis response missions throughout west and north africa. his sister mckenzie says her's her hero because, in spite of any challenges, he always keeps a positive attitude and gets the job done. she says even when chantz was a little boy he wanted to be in the military. she is so proud that he has kept their family's military tradition mk plane trouble mid-flight off the coast of hawaii lead to an emergency water landing. the pilot of the plane was experiencing mechianical problems and had to ditch the aircraft in a nearby lagoon. the team of emergency crews were able to pull the uninjured pilot from the water. authorities say the pilot was unable to get the plane's landing gear down. the pilot was reportedly the only person on board. a house oversight committee is a house oversight committee is scheduled to hold a hearing in washington, d.c. on the safe drinking water act in flint, michigan. flint's tap water was contaminated with lead after the source switched from

i'm judi gatson. in today's military salute we are proud to honor 3 outstanding young men who are best friends. mason cox ... austan day ... and jacob robertson grew up together in rural gilbert. they all decided to take the brave journey to serve in the us army, choosing infantry as their military specialty. they began basic combat training at fort benning within 2 weeks of each other, but were in different companies so they only saw each other in chapel a handful of sundays. these young men are an inspiration to their family and friends and their strength and courage are a testament to our jeff rossen hey good morning i'm jeff rossen. coming up special rossen if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bern

i'm judi gatson with a wis military salute. harry h. griffin jr. of pomaria was recently promoted to gunnery sergeant in the united he has proudly served our country for 14 years. his sister, jennifer, says he joined the military after 9/11 so that he change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability. bernie sanders. he was there when dr. king marched on washington. unafraid to challenge the status quo to end racial profiling, take on police misconduct, and take down a system that profits from mass imprisonment. there is no president who will fight harder to end institutional racism. education. opportunity. reform. bernie. reports of sexual transmission of the zika virus. they are investigating 14 cases. the c-d-c adds the new reports suggest sexual relations may likely be a way zika spreads. however, the most likely way to be infected with zika is through a mosquito bite. zika has been confirmed in 23 u-s states and the district of columbia. and the world health organization says up to four million people will be infected in the n