>>marty gonzales: the academy emotional pitch as are some signs of troops of the changes >>marty gonzalesitting the northeast and the live pictures the washington d.c. we also have to live your from times square in new york with you to see people out and about taking pictures not a whole lot activity other than what you see there. >>reporter: most people getting bad advice they're sticking to their not having any cars on the role of the first thing this morning when we run out there we saw an emergency services bring the best job to build a king >>reporter: you get the yellow of a soap we have all scatters thundershower isolated and the four cats with the scattered showers still with us today will but the most of it and at that day a little bit better tomorrow all the calls were returned here is the view from the satellite and radar most of the petition you heard upon the roof yesterday overnight is not move off to the mountain is even taper off their >>reporter: san mateo bridge and the back or we a part because disguised even from the new our getting with maybe a little ice to lead this

>>marty gonzales: we're just eight days away from.ches are done and everything was ready to go ahead of today's 11:00 opening for super bowl city and just in her replies the security checkpoints or barricade talk of also there's a lot of people who are very excited to be here loss of and write the activities for the family also performances were able to talk to some people about why they're excited to be here ask. >>reporter: asked the tech of activity will be in the lighting of the bay bridge that coming back also will be the fireworks show. >>marty gonzales: we have a preview of that event coming up about half an hour also happen tonight the city of san francisco costs the team behind tonight show is the same one responsible for the new year's eve fireworks here in san francisco but they said this was what to the different is spent the last year the canfor new events for this specific shall. >>marty gonzales: 10 expired this play was flown on 730 last about 12 minutes shall but you can't make it tonight to see the show don't worry a

the night at gonzales walked out of the jail this morning. find out what she is accused of stealing from a cancer patient. nassau cruise honored the explosion of the space shuttle challenger. i am david hall and we will have those stories shortly. this is a live look from the city camera. it's ugly and nasty outside. troy bridges is here and what can we expect later today? >> it's hard to see the buildings downtown. you have to look closely at the shot. we will continue with a live low cloud with a low level moisture in place. not a lot of heavy rain showing up but some light drivel drizzle to make it ugly on the roads. as you hit the roads, it will continue into the afternoon drive. we have been pinpointing on the way a moderate rain in southern brevard county. notice the yellows in the greens. much of that is pushing out to sea. light showers for palm bay up to melbourne and the beach. there is light green and drizzle here and there. claremont and lake county. more of this is ongoing throughout the day. there's a lot of lawyer low level in

gonzales gardens is one of the nation's oldest public housing complexes. while hud gave the green light to tear down the 280 unit complex, it doesn't provide the 3 million dollars it will take to demo and relocate families. cha has budgeted for relocation, but it's asking the city, county and private investors to help with the rest. while the council couldn't approve or deny the request in today's work session, it gave it's support for the project... citing the city's need for affordable housing. "this has been an issue that the city, city council, particulal the mayor has wanted to tear down gonzales gardens. it's 76 years old. it's time to go." while the council couldn't approve or deny the request in today's work session, it gave it's support for the project... affordable housing. there's no timeline yet for the complex that will replace gonzales`gardens, but cha says it will be a mixed income complex with units for seniors and families. that project's expected to total 60 million dollars. after the break--we're less than a week away from the college fo

. >> only news 6 was there as zanaida gonzales walked out of the orange county jail this morning. here's kirstin o'connor with more. >> she's no longer behind bars, but we were the only ones here, trying to get answers from zanaida gonzales as she walked out about why she was arrested. >> is there anything you want to say? >> less than 24 hours after her arrest, zanaida gonzales walked free. she's no stranger to police. after casey anthony named her the baby-sitter who kidnapped and killed casey's daughter caylee. >> it wasn't until after detectives began investigating that they discovered that zanaida gonzales, the suspect in our case, was connected to the casey anthony case. >> gonzales sued anthony for defamation in 2013. but last september, the suit was thrown out. now gonzales and her boyfriend are charged with stealing a while he was staying at the star motel in kissimmee. detectives say the couple used to work as cleaners there and had access to all the rooms. deputies with the osceola county sheriff's office found gonzales and her boyfriend in orlando at the sundance in an

gonzales was arrested today. along with a man. they ran up nearly a thousand dollars on a credit card stolen last month from the star motel. detectives say gonzales and the man were working there, cleaning rooms at the time. gonzales was most recently in the news last september when a judge threw out her defamation suit against casey anthony who once claims zanny the nanny took little caylee. a judge ruled there was no proof casey was talking about zanaida gonzales who filed the lawsuit. >> tonight a firsthand look at some really terrifying moments on the beachline expressway. news 6 got ahold of dash-cam video as troopers stopped a man driving the wrong way. two cars crashed trying to get out of his way. at f.h.p. headquarters. >> florida highway patrol investigators tell me this driver may not face any charges, even though he drove the wrong way for nearly eight miles. then again, he may never drive again either. >> take a look at a florida highway patrol dash camera catches the moment a trooper pulls over a driver heading the w

. >> gonzales used that card to buy stuff at five stores >> gonzales became a big when anthony claim gonzales kidnap her daughter caylee. turns out that anthony had made up that story. >>> surveillance video of the crash shows bill adams in a black truck turned in front of a car in and flipped his truck. paramedics rushed to get out of the hospital. there is no reason to believe thatadam was armed. they took him to the hospital andsay it is not near jobs to check for guns. that's the search,that's not something that we are trained to do or expect our personnel to do. >> fire firefighters say patting people could be a liability. their protocol is get officers check forguns if they see anything suspicious. >>> medical marijuana is back on the ballot. >> it failed two years ago. >> one bay area mom tells us medical marijuana is an issue much larger than politics. >> michael palooza explains, it could safe her son's life. outside the home. shedid not want to disturb her son because he's having a bad day of seizure. she's optimistic that they'll win again now that it is on the ballot agai

only news 6 was there overnight as gonzales bonded out of jail. the woman who sued casey anthony and lost for defamation of character is facing credit card fraud and grand theft charges. deputies say gonzales and her boyfriend stole the credit card from the star motel in kissimmee last month. both were working in >> in brevard county, a woman says she was raped and held against her will. now palm bay police have made an arrest. they tell us the man not only locked the woman in his bedroom, they say he took pictures during the sexual attack. so here's the mugshot for the suspect. police say the woman went willingly to his home on monday night along with several others, but when she wanted to leave, police say he locked her in, pulled her clothes off and attacked her. she says he finally took her home the next day when she threatened to call police. he is still in jail tonight. >> a crime tracker alert tonight in volusia county. deputies are warning everyone after an 81-year-old woman was scammed out of thousands of dollars by a thief pretending to

break 1 federal authorities have down the gonzales gardens public housing gonzales gardens has about 616 people living in a complex that contains 280 units. residents have already been notified they will have the option of moving to other subsidized housing around the city or outside columbia---all at the government's expense. "in terms of locally, we've been preparing for this for three years. the housing authority has bought almost 900 units over the last two years. and some of the housing that we're going to be locating the families in, we'll be offering the housing that we've bought in other apartment complexes like bayberry mews, capital heights, falling springs, elmtree georgetown. the housing authority is working on solutions already." hud will supply vouchers to gonzales gardens residents. the vouchers allow them to relocate to another city. a big new home and business project could get it's final green light in the next couple of weeks. steel company property will go before the city design commission next thursday. the site is at the corner of gervais and huger streets. the

. >> abc marcy gonzales. >> police questioning this woman after an in flight outburst last night that forced pilots making an emergency landing. united express with 69 passengers and four crew members on board took off from new york to the airport just after 7 p.m. headed for chicago. >> the 30 minutes into the flight, the passenger reported asking if she could off the plane. >> when the flight attendant said no, passengers claim the woman lost control. >> the girl went crazy and attacked her and ripped her >> at one point, the woman yelled she was bipolar. witnesses say she started attacking another woman and that's when three other passengers stepped in. >> grabbed her and pulled her down to the ground and subdue her by tieing her up and some guy used his necktie to tie her wrists and ankles. the woman wastaken off the plane and into custody. the flightcontinued onto >> abc news, marcy gonzales, new york. >>> turning now to democracy 2016 as donald trump is trying to move on after a wild night in vermont. the gop front runner was met with loud protesters last night screaming during

i'm marci gonzales in for reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. we've been talking about the big winter storm that is coming up. but dc had barely a trace, and it has crippled even at this hour. that is our big story. we're starting with the winter weather bearing down on the east coast. about 50 million people you mention will be impacted this weekend. >> washington, d.c. already got a taste with a smaller storm during evening rush hour. the 1.6 inches brought traffic on area highways and city streets to a standstill. residents complained the public works department got a late start on treating the roads and then its trucks couldn't get around all of those stuck cars. >> and look at this. the president's marine one helicopter was grounded. the presidential entroung had to drive back to the white house and even that took more than an hour. >> oh, my goodness. the limos and vans added to the mess. but the accidents and problems were all over the washington area as this is app showed late last night. all the red lines where there are backups and acc

my friend judge gonzales, federal judge here in broward county. you name it, everybody was after hip-hop at the time. >> host: was it a first and in the case that after the supreme court. >> guest: yes, whether parity was protected by the first amendment. it was a parody cases originally. there were two cases that i talk about in the book. won, i wonder what to the supreme court but i think the most important case was the one that my lawyer bruce overtown and a fourth edition court of appeals. not before the district court by the court of appeals where it was the obscenity case where music was considered obscene or not. judge gonzales originally said that the music was obscene and we have to go back and get it overturned because if we didn't, the music which you write that today would've been totally different. >> host: at one point you write in your book, "the book of luke" and he worth about $100 billion. >> guest: yes. >> host: did the money come easy. >> guest: did the money come easy? not really. it was tough. it was tough. just like biggie s

. >> for more on the actions obama may take, i spoke to alberto gonzales, the former unite states attorney general and a council to george bush. >> what action could the president take, in your view? challenge and it remains to be seen on this difficult issue. every time the president issues , i assume that he is advised by lawyers and that he has the authority to issue the executive order to expand the types of transactions . it remains to be seen. >> the president says he has the legal authority and the white tose intends to force more register as gun dealers and increase background checks. is that something you support? i support that, so long as the information by the government is used for that purpose and the database is accurate and complete. the substance of what he is trying to do, i do not have a problem with that. i am concerned about the president having the authority to do this with executive action and i think the country would be in a stronger position, if this was taken by both branches of the congress and the president, making this more lasting and making it not a law that

gonzales gardens residents don't have to move to other parts of the city. hud will supply vouchers that are portable---meaning someone who's moving out can opt to relocate to other cities---even outside south carolina. so someone living here now could move to charleston or chicago to before----when the hendley homes and saxon homes complexes were vacated and torn down----with new development in those locations, the rosewood december---and demolition underway by spring 2017. today's top stories - a judge has set bond for former north charleston lice officer michael slager at 500,000 dollars. a trial date was also set for slager's attorneys had filed a motion for a speedier trial in the spring. the solicitor argued that a date in the fall is more reasonable shooter dylann roof. with the potential of more rain this week, sce&g officials are continuing to be monitor the lake murray dam levels. billie jean shaw is at lake murray with more. under federal law, sce&g officials cannot let lake murray rise above 360 feet. today, i asked officials about the process wh

reporter: investigators told me gonzales and her boyfriend confessed to stealing the credit card and going on a shopping pre, saying they were desperate. she filed a lawsuit against casey anthony claiming the young mom ruined her good name when she said a nanny by the same name kidnapped her daughter haley. police say gonzalez and her boyfriend are charged with theft of a credit card and grand theft. >> we got a call saying that his 65-year-old friend was in the hospital and his friend got a the credit card. while he was in the who they were cleaning his room, they found the credit card in his room and they began making purchases on that card. reporter: deputies say gonzales and her boyfriend went on a two-day shopping spree and charged up $850 on the victim's credit card. detectives brought the pair in for questioning. >> they fully cooperate with the investigation. they told the detectives all the locations they went to make those purchases and they said they did that out of desperation. andrea: investigators tell me if town guilty gonzalez and her boyfriend could pend five years i

gonzales and acevedo are both facing credit card and grand theft charges. we are getting a look at the county church. firefighters say a fire at an electrical plan of -- panel at the first baptist church in with smoke. no one was hurt. crews from three different fire control. jason: authorities are hoping new surveillance images will help them find an escape in may on the run with a child. this is the white chevy cobalt officials are looking for. the license is eujl-31. this was taken at a toll booth sometime before. natasha quigley is accused of helping gary bullock escape from his work release assignment last friday in daytona beach shores. xander quigley on the far right, is natasha' s 3-year-old son. a missing child or was issued with more storms hitting south florida, residents in broward county continue to pick up the pieces after in ef1 tornado touched down in the area yesterday. michelle: meteorologist say a touchdown multiple times, tossing cars, damaging roofs, and knocking down several trees in its path. only one injury has been reported. a torna

marcy gonzales gonzales says what is behind the stock selloff. >>> a dismal day on wall street opening bell and never bouncing back. experts saying today's selloff is continuation of the jitter that started last week. >> this is a weird start. >> with major issues in china's stock market. >> are we likely to see something you would call a crash in china or a slowing economy? those are questions we can answer in the inability to answer them and the lack of transparency is turning worry into panic for some. >> adding to the volatility. declining oil prices with crude dropping below $30 a barrel. >> when oil trades lower there is the benefit that gas prices go down but you have oil stock in your portfolio and that will be affected. >>> and while some worry that shaky start may point to a slower u.s. economy, others are more optimistic. growth and the housing market is recovering and the u.s. financial markets realign themselves with the economy we stock market. >> most say not to touch your 401k but be patient and wait for stocks to recover. marty gonzales. >>> the health organization rev

marcie gonzales abc news new york. >>> new video tonight showing a teenager being rescued from a moment, the boys like -- but sadly it was too late. they use different -- tree branch dress -- desperately trying to save all three of them but only managing to pull one to shore. >> grab onto the stick. >> two kids are gone. to families don't have something more. because of they've tragic -- two families don't have thumbs anymore because of a tragic accident. >>> new video from a frightening bus crash. as you can see the video shows the bus starting to go off the the left and it's what popping open just before coming to a stop -- and it's horrid popping open -- -- she walks several blocks alone where she says she's been approached twice by homeless people. many are in this park everyday. her and has been working for more than a year to get her bus stop moved away from this area, but with no luck. >> i have to do everything i can to make sure that she is safe and walking past this park is not going to be safe for her . >> after a call, she now has a meeting with transportation officials next

there's no timeline yet for the complex that will replace gonzales gardens, but the columbia housing authority says it will be a mixed-income complex with units for seniors and families. the new project is expected to total 60 million dollars. coming up, we're looking a head to a cold forecast ahead--and a deeper freeze next week. plus --- if you're feeling lucky ... a huge jackpot is on the line tomorrow. we'll check out all those zeroes, next. millions of people across the assist those whose lives were changed by extreme flooding in october. two federal agencies report they have given grants and loans to help people deal with the flooding aftermath. that includes 79 million dollars in grants by fema's individuals and households assistance program. fema's public assistance program has also provided 17 point 2 million dollars in grants to local governments and communities. that's in addition to more than 122 million dollars in low-interest disaster loans that have been approved by the u.s. small business association. millions of people across the country are hoping for a stroke of go

center gonzales, news 3. >> anchor: to new las vegas arena has a new name, take mobile. they have reached a multiyear contract to name it t-mobile. the killers will headline with las vegas and so, wayne newton. t-mobile customers will receive exclusive access, presale tickets, and seating. looking good down there. >> yeah. >> and what a broadway car come straight towards them on pruitt. >> how he describes a terrifying moment his life >> and okay >>> and a raising rescue at a canadian resort is all caught on camera. some 75 skiers were trapped on a gondola in british columbia after an electric failure. rescuers had to attach straps to harnesses and they call them high above the ground to airlift them to safety. being rescued from helicopters by higher sections of the lift. a resort spokesman said he is not sure how the incident happened, but rescue teams are trying for this kind of emergency. >> and all 17 matters trapped minors spent 10 hours underground, and a crane was able to bring about. the trapped workers were given radios and other supplies including blankets to

sandra gonzales shows us with being done to help in the cold new year's eve. the door by clark county firefighters, for dozens of a new place to live. >> by the time i got out of my unit and walked around to where everything was going on, they parkway. sandra: flames and smoke spread through the condominium complex near maryland and vegas valley. a scene of unexpected chaos. the fire started in a vacant unit. clark county fire captain says the investigation is ongoing. >> it looks like possibly squatters had made entry into an apartment illegally and were stealing power. sandar: more than 30, people including 19 children, could not return to their condos. the red cross is helping them relocate temporarily. >> our job is to keep them sandra: robin says the stress is overwhelming. she's supposed to go through a brain procedure next week. now this. >> i am at a loss, you know? i don't know. i don't know the answers. but he needs help. and we need help now. sandra: while the red cross is taking care of these familieswith temporary shelter, later, they may be able

and the gonzales is live there now. any updates? >> reporter: police say they have no suspects by they are going to be giving us more conference. we will be sure to tell you about those updates. right now, it looks like the shooter is still out there. and you can see just how many police cars are still here because despite what happened hours ago, this is still going on. i just spoke with someone who was inside at the time and she tells me there is silence, and every moment of silence after they heard the gunshots. we have shown you a picture of see two men helping another man. he said he was shot in the leg going to the hallway. police are not saying where the shooting is happening. several scenes have been blocked off by police and in one instance, we see a shoe and other items on the ground. police do not have any suspects but we have heard from witnesses who are saying they are not sure whether this is gang related. >> police are not confirming whether this is gang related. although, we are hearing about several games of motorcy

gonzales faces the same charge. the doctor told us there are declawed but it must be done right. >> declawing is not illegal as long as it's done by a licensed veterinarian in the state of florida. >> reporter: both suspects are ut oh of jail tonight and police say in this case the owner was clearly in the wrong and knew that the man who performed that surgery was not a licensed veterinarian. live in miami, nbc 6 news. >>> and now to a storor you'll see only on 6. a man who murdered his own mother nearly a decade ago will not spend any more time behind bars. arial castro faced a judge. >> castro thanking the judge as she declared him not guilty by reason of insanity. he was facing second-degree murder charges for stabbing his mother to death in their hialeah home eight years ago. testified during the bench trial. >> we remember him saying that his mother did not desve what he did to her and thh he had a lot of anger built up in him. >> reporter: castro's stepfather found maria hernandez dead in a pool of blood. she

hialeah police say the would be car jackers juan carlos gonzales and nicholas ro sal lowran tie getaway car driven by rebecca you tree a a the high speed getaway caught the attention of the high speed police officer. the high a plee leah police patrolman who has no idea what just happened s ss the car speeding. follows the car and the car ends up crashing into a fence. all three arrested on attempted carjacking and pleaing police. >> work ru working? >> no, i'm in the the process. >> the judge has ordered all three to stay way from the two trying to car jack if they post bond. >> and the good thing in all of, this no one was hurt, reporting from hialeah i'm alex de armas. 7 news. 17-year-old suspect juan carlos gonzales is expected to appear in court tomorrow. the other two suspects remain behind bars. >>> >> lynn: also on 7 mother nature losin it's cool but don't pack way your warm clothing for g. at least not now, not yet. >> danielle: not yet, right. chief meteorologist phil ferro live in the weather center to explai phil. >> phil: all right so. here are the headlines. a cold morning

elevator hundreds of feet underground are now safe, it took crews 10 hours to free the minors, marcy gonzales joins us live now with more on what happened. >> reporter: we are told that the 17 miners were really cold but otherwise in good health after this very scary morning on the job. the sounds of relief after nearly 10 hours of anxiously waiting, 17 miners trapped nearly 900 feet below ground in upstate new york all safe on solid ground, they persevered the best way they could, impressive to see how they managed the situation. >> the group was starting their shift at the deepest salt mine in the country near ithaca when the elevator they were in somehow stopped working. >> miners huddling together for warmth as local fire and police rushed in to help. >> power needed to backfill out on lancing on a rope rescue. >> using this crane to lower a basket below ground bringing several workers at a time to the surface. >> we practice mine evacuations regularly every year than practice is coming into play today. >> despite being shaken and freezing the miners waited there at the scene until the la

abc's marci gonzales has details. >> reporter: wall street stocks took a nose dive plunging 392 points, officially putting the market into correction territory. >> this is a weird start to 2016. >> reporter: it was the worst day for the dow in three months as troubles in china's economy sent jitters across the pacific. china's stock market slipped about 7% thursday after its currency fell to its lowest level against the dollar since march, 2011. trading in china was automatically halted setting off another slump in asian and european stocks. >> that will probably translate into further problems here in the u.s. markets. >> reporter: oil prices plunged along with stock prices hitting their lowest level in 12 years. >> people are just not buying commodities. that suggests there are big problems in the global economy that we may not know about. >> reporter: what does this mean long-term for the small investors? experts say don't panic. >> just go out to a movie or something and don't worry too much about this. >> the silver lining is we could take a step back. it's only the beginning of j

gonzales and acevedo are now both facing credit card and grand theft charges. jason: prosecutors have released new video showing a murder victim with the man accused of killing her. take a look at this surveillance video. investigator say that is stephen duxbury escorting sasha sampson duxbury is due back in court on march 3. michelle: the republican candidates for can' t -- president will try to make their last impression iowa voters days before the caucus. donald trump says he will not be attending the debate in des moines tonight. nikole killion has the follow-up from his decision. >> donald trump not only this likes moderator megyn kelly, but he claims fox news crossed the line and that is why he is bowing out. the final debate. there will only be seven candidates instead of eight. donald trump mia. >> i do not like being used. >> the front runner explaining his decision to boycott a foxnews debate on the o' reilly factor. >> i was not treated well by fox. they came out with this ridiculous pr segment. it was a taunt. >> from plants to go ahead with his own

gonzales was caught on surveillance video after the murder. garcia was escorting gonzales out of the mcdonald's when he stabbed him in the back. the suspect was a regular at the restaurant. trading on the chinese stock market was halted. ben: the shanghai composite index was shut down just 30 minutes into trading today. tumbled more than 7%. in on monday. rattling other asian markets. fueled in part over fears of china's economic slowdown, plunging oil prices and the test by north korea. apparently, it is finally going to happen. penn station. it really is the worst train station between dc and boston. juliet: governor cuomo. we talked about that yesterday. a new $3 billion plan to renovate the station. moving across the street to the old post office. ben: it is so nice. juliet: it is about time. we developed. the project is expected to take three years. cuomo says it will be paid for by private funds. ben: madison square garden. worth it. were they just fancy up the entrance? juliet: that is kind of how it sounds. surely, they would not do th

david gonzales shows us how the power of social media helped lead to his arrest. "we got a new mug shot of him. we hope he likes it," southard said. in his most recent picture pugh is grinning from ear to ear. it may be his attempt at taking the best mugshot possible after being upset with his previous ones. pugh was wanted by lima, ohio police for failing to appear in court. the police department took to facebook to ask the public to be on the lookout. however, pugh didn't like the mugshots they were using. for the past few weeks mr. pugh has been on social media kind of taunting law enforcement, taking a selfie of himself and posting it to police department pages saying, 'hey, this picture is called into radio stations in ohio kind of teasing them that he's still on the run," southard said. pugh was arrested in the parking lot of the century branch library in led to his arrest. he was picked up on three warrants embezzlement and battery. "with him sending this picture and the ohio police department actually using that picture and putting it up there it gave us m

gonzales and her boyfriend are charged with theft of a credit card and grand theft. >> an investigation began in december. an individual came forward and @ indicated his friend was in the while he was in the hospital his friend got a notice that someone might be using his credit card. while he was in the hospital, they were cleaning his room, they found the credit card in his room and they began making purchases on that card. >> reporter: deputies say gonzales and her boyfriend charged up more than $850 on the victim's credit card at walmart, sports authority, 7-eleven and more. >> they told detectives all the locations they made those purchases and they said they did that out of desperation. >> reporter: deputies say the pair could get up to five years in prison each if convicted of those charges. 3-year-old boy scared for his son's safety. xander quigley vanished last week with his mother. authorities say his mother took commander with hip when she helped her boyfriend escape. tiffany joins us in studio. >> reporter: we spoke with that father william quigley over the phone. he's despe

. >> gonzales became a central figure. casey anthonyclaims a woman kidnapped her daughter and seafood gonzales for defamation and ultimately decided there was no evidence to support the kidnap claim. >>> this comes after a lengthy public hearing. it wenton for eleven hours. officials say this ordinance is discussion dating all the way back in 2012. the new ordinance impacts two small independent pet stores and pet land. >> authorities say there will be further discussion regarding home base. >>> happening today, a vote could mean $28 million more to handle the flint water contamination. that moneywould go to pay more bottled water and builder and service to monitor young children t. fund will help the city with unpaid water bill ands s and cover testings and more. >> governor rick snyder promised to propose more funding for flint. >>> right now, the united states is keeping a close eye to northern korea. there is been an increase move m of launch the station there. >> hiding activities from view, north korea will say they'

the columbia housing authority has been given permission by the federal government to tear down gonzales gardens. they plan to ask the city leaders for $1 million to do the job or the city council is that later tonight. the facility currently has 274 units per the residents will be given vouchers for new housing. this is part of a broader plan to redo not only gonzales gardens but also alan benedict court. >>> former north charleston police officer, michael slater, is out of jail this morning on half a million dollars bond. sliger is charged with murder in the shooting death of walter scott last april. as part of his release, he cannot -- leave this data must stay on house detention. he can only go to church, visit his doctor or visit his attorney. his trial is set to begin on october 31. >>> richland county authorities say a shoot out sent one man to the hospital. it happened around around 4:30 yesterday on the 2400 block of pelican drive. two groups were shooting at each other when one person was shot. the victim was taken to the hospital by a friend who was detained by police. anyone

inmate toby gonzales, convicted of second degree murder and armed robbery, refuses to remove his handm the food port. >> do you want to us do 22 or 23? >> this morning when he got his first meal, he refused it, stuck his hand out the food port and he's had his hand out ever since. >> we have an extraction team being set up so that we could get him out, so we could search his cell to ensure that the safety of the staff that are working this unit is maintained. >> the corrections emergency response team, or c.e.r.t., prepares physically and mentally for the job ahead. >> you don't know if he has a weapon. you don't know if he's going to try to attack you and, oh, i mean, usually they attack you. >> what happens, they barricade their cell door with a mattress. so this thing fits through the food port. what we do is we ram whatever object's there to get out of the way, we can disperse the chemical into the cell. this is a pepper spray like a mace. we use it as a shield. any time we have to disperse chemicals, the shield will cover the food foot. he'll lift it up so much so we can get the

the shooter walked up to a home, pulled a gun on jose gonzales. all stemming from an earlier dispute. the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> authorities are searching for a missing alzheimer's patient. 80-year-old has not been seen since yesterday afternoon in sebring. he was going to walmart with his jack russel treasurier. if -- terrier. if you see him, you are asked to call police. >>> luanne has the latest on the zika virus. >> reporter: right now it's other countries in south and central america, as well as the caribbean are being impacted the the world health organization estimates 3 to 4 million people in the americas could be exposed to the virus over the next 12 months. 31 cases. zika infections have been reported among u.s. citizens. they all did travel to the affected areas. now three of the cases are here in the state of florida. >> than explains the federal response to be mobilized here by the united states. >> reporter: health experts are warning pregnant woman against traveling to several populat

cha has been working on the plan for the new complex to replace gonzales gardens for years. while there's no timeline for that project yet, they estimate it will cost about 60 million dollars. some great news for the real carolinas. both north and south carolina are ranked as two of the top states in the country into which people are moving. the 2015 national movers study by united van lines reports south carolina is the 2nd most popular a spokesperson says many people are moving into the carolinas from the north to enjoy the warmer climate. oregon was the top moving destination. it's finally feeling like winter in the midlands. but could things be getting even we'll check in with meteorologist ben tanner next. break a look now at your first alert traffic... days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has misse

were talking about gonzales gardens. the columbia housing authority has lands for the property but it will mean relocating to hundred 50 families who live there.>> reporter: it is 76 years old and i think the feeling as it is time to go. the columbia housing authority has been given the go-ahead to tear down gonzales gardens along forest drive. tuesday, the cha request a $1 million from city council to demolish the public housing they support the project.>> is going to be a great deal for the current families there. it will be a great deal for the neighborhoods.>> reporter: they plan to build a new community that includes more than 300 units of elderly housing. market rate and affordable housing.>> we are going to relocate all 274 families. we will need to meet with them individually one-on-one to find out what their housing needs e.>> -- >> reporter: the families will be relocated and given vouchers and the school districts or be given the money to start over on their on.>> most of the people have been waiting for this

to tear down gonzales gardens. they plan to ask city leaders for a million dollars to do the job.city council is expected to talk facility currently has 274 units... the residents will be given vouchers for new housing. this is all part of a broader plan to redo ...not only gonzalez gardens... but also allen benedict court. 3 in richlan county... authorities say a shootout sent one man to the hospital. it happened around 4:30 yesterday... on the 24-hundred block of pelican drive. deputies say two groups were shooting at each other when one person was shot.the victim was taken to the hospital... by a friend.that friend has been detained.no word on the condition of the victim.anyone with information that can help deputies... is asked to call crimestoppers at 1-triple-8- crime-sc. 3 3 3 3 3 3 you still haven't gotten rid of your christmas tree... the annual grinding of the greens continues this week. keep the midlands beautiful will turn your christmas trees in mulch. you must drop your trees off by thursday.you must

matt gonzales: and i'm matt gonzales. i play guitar and i produce. and some primos, or how are you guys all related, or friends, or how does that work? raul: yeah, well, of course, we're brothers. we brought our little brother this time. mexia: and then we got our cousin over here as well. our cousin abraham, he plays percussions with us. and then two friends that we've been playing with since--for a very long time here in the san jose local scene. damian: you guys are closer than family. you guys are together. you travel together. you're all over the country. i mean, how do you guys handle that? mexia: yeah, no. well, you know, fortunately right now--thank god we're traveling all over the country and doing what we love. taking it one step at a time, you know? just trying not to pull each other's hair out. no, but it's fun. damian: we're gonna hear their latest, the hit "caramelo," at the end of this show, so make sure you're tuned in for that. but i mean, you guys play everywhere. you're gonna play tonight over at great america. raul: we'll be at gr

gonzales and azevedo are both using credit card and grand theft charges. jason: prosecutors have released new video. it shows the murder victim with a man accused of killing her. this is surveillance from the uptown law center in orlando. stephen duxbury raped and killed density in -- her inside her apartment. michelle: a 21-year-old begins a 45-year-old jail sentence after taking a plea deal >>. christopher rodriguez admitted his role in the shooting outside the altamonte springs best buy in 2015. well were convicted for the crime. jason: a 17-year-old inmate is suing the florida department of corrections -- he says he was raped and beaten back in 2013 . he alleges a guard stood by and did nothing during the attack. the teen is sect to be released -- set to be released next year. three california inmates broke out of a maximum security jail after cutting through metal and plumbing tunnels. s department fired -- announced five arrests but did not say any other details. trials for unrelated violent crimes. michelle: a new coal shows donald trump has regaine

marci gonzales, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we have still not heard back from the mta over possible plans to shut down the l train as a way to make repairs following superstorm sandy. the mta is reportedly mulling over its options to repair the l train tunnels in canarsie. up to three years. >>> and we head back to bill evans. he has the after school accuweather forecast. >> well, we will have the sun and clouds for the afternoon as we go through, you see a nice hole there with the sun coming through in central park. temperature 31 degrees. into the afternoon, we will see the temperature up to around 36 by 4:00, 5:00. touching 38 for a while then dropping after sunset this evening for a little bit. not going to drop a lot. it will get warm tomorrow. after school, kiddos, it's 38 at the bus stop. this is a normal average afternoon high temperature. we will look at ten warmer for tomorrow. maybe 50. we will talk about that next. back to you guys. >> i was skeptical when you said really warm but 50 i will take. that is pretty warm. >> coming up on eyewitness news, carrots or something

but this time, "zenaida gonzales" is facing some serious charges. 3 gonzalez has been arrested for stealing a cancer patient's credit card. osceola county deputies say gonzalez and her boyfriend stole a credit card from a woman staying at the motel where they worked... and racked up hundreds of doallrs on it. the two are charged with grand theft. gonzalez made headlines when she sued casey anthony for defamation several years ago. she claimed the young mom ruined her name when she said a nanny by the same name kidnapped her baby caylee. 3 3 today in tampa: a special presention at liberty middle school. students will present a check for five parker schnecker. they raised the money through a cookie dough fundraiser... to help the schenecker scholarship fund. that fund was started... as a tribute to schenecker's son and daughter. 3 calyx and beau schenecker were both *murdered by their mother... julie schenecker... back in 20-11. and she's now serving life in prison for the crimes. the father set up the scholarship to help promising young leaders, athletes, and artists in bay area schools. cal

gone gonzales accused anthony of ruining her good name by saying a nanny of the same name kidnapped her baby. they were locked up on credit card and >> the investigation began in mid-december. the individual came forward and indicated that his 64-year-old friend was in the hospital with a seriou s medical condition. while he wa s in th e hospital, his friend got a notice that someone might be using the credit card. >> reporter: the victim, battling cancer, lives a the the star motel. it's the same motel where gonzales live and work cleaning carpets. >> while he was in the hospital, they were cleaning his room. they founded the credit card in his room, and they began to make purchases on his card. >> reporter: the victim got a call from his bank about suspicious activity on the credit card. they went on a two day shopping spree across kissimmee. on december 12 the two charged more than $850 at the victim's credit card at various stores. they were spotted in orlando and >> they fully cooperated. they told the detectives all the locations they made the purchases and they said they did that

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. >>> seven weather with vivian gonzales. >> vivian: make sure you have your umbrellas. we are experiencing rain, especially in broward county. temperature wise, warm and mid-70s. 75 across the board. the radar showing we have thunderstorms activity through western broward. more moderate as we move to the east coast. northern miami dade getting and hialeah. with the activity developing ahead of a cold front, we could see some frequent lightning strikes, isolated tornadoes, and gusty wind at 57 miles per ur and minor street flooding possible. the front should eventually cross through thursday night and then by friday we are going to clear out with the wind turning out of the north to help bring down temperature readings in the afternoon. it is going to be chilil once again as we go into saturday morning. that is your seven on seven >>> taking it across country. elderly couple get trapped inside a burning home. officers from neighboring police agencies teamed up to get them out safely. the officer's body cam footage captured the rescue. the wheelchair-bound woman and man h

. >>> tonight, abc marcy gonzales >> donald trump and ted cruz is launching attack ads. >> front runner trump going after his closest rival on immigration. >> what it does not mean that i supported the other aspect of the bill. >> cruz questioning trump's business practices. >> trump won't change the system. he's what wrong with it. >> more trump criticism from the national review that. >> trump is not deserving of the conservative support and calling him a political opportunist. >> people don't think about the review. i guess they wanta little publicity. >> the latest polls show trump with his biggest lead yet. >> the recent polls showing bernie sanders leading in hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire. >> if we do well in both of those states, i think my friends, we are looking at one of the great offsets in the america. >> both candidates stumping in new hampshire today >> for those of you who are still shopping, and trying to decide, i hope i can earn your vote before the primary. >> meanwhile, republican presidential hopeful kristi chrischristie cancelled several events today to

i'm erika gonzales. here are some stories lighting up your social media feed. back street boys, nick carter, waking up behind bars in florida. according to tmz, he was arrested in key west after getting into some kind of scuffle inside the hog's breath saloon. his occupation listed on the documents was, none. >>> this next story we spotted on mtv, charlie carver best known for his role as ethan on teen wolf told his followers yesterday he is gay. almost 70,000 liked it. in his post, he says, quote, he has spent years growing up accustomed to his homosexuality. he has been adment about keeping his public and private life separate until now. >>> if you like to snack on baby carrots, i do. the small carrots are sculpted, rough, soiled mangled things that we used to call carrots that weren't good enough to put on the shelves. instead of throwing away the misshaped parts from the best c carrots, he decided to turn it into something else. today's baby or small carrots make up >>> developing right now, an investigation into a terror attack in then done eesh yan capita

and practically i'm become homeless. >> gonzales says he and his family are grate to feel be alive but still don't have a plan on where to go or what to do next. >> did you ever expect. >> i never expect this. i feel so -- so sad. >> tonight this community is continuing to work hard to bring it back to life. >> but it's just devastating. what has happened to our community here. >> i have never experienced a tornado before and hope i don't have ever to do it again. damage today, calling it "unbelievable". this area, it went around and you see these things impaled in the -- it's pretty scary. it broke all the windows and if someone could have been outside t had to have killed them. >> at last check, in 1600 people are still without power in the area. and florida is in an el nio pattern, which can bring in severe weather. jim is in tonight, can these storms be related to el nio. >> they can, and we've been talking about this day after day, we get the unsettled areas of low pressure that work their way across the gulf of mexico and bring in rain every few days. and the threat of severe wea

marcy gonzales is here with the lightest. >> though white house officials say this appears likely notccessful hydrogen bomb test, experts tell me the claim alone is cause for concern. today north korea's alarming claim -- that it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb for the first time sparking condemnation from around the world. >> i condemn further nuclear activities. >> the u.n. security council holding an emergency meeting after claims of a 5.2 earthquake around the testing facility was caused by a hydrogen bomb, a weapon that could be 10,000 times more powerful than an atomic bomb like used in world war ii in nagasaki. they launched nuclear sniffer planes to see if the claims were true. >> the initial analysis is not consistent with the north korean claims of a successful hydrogen bomb test. if the claim is confirmed it will be the fourth time testing a nuclear weapon since 2006 and the first time testing a thermo nuclear weapon. but the results were too small to be even from a failed hydrogen bomb test. >> they are claiming and puffing themselves up. the bad news is that they are