. >> i think what happeneded in haiti is they had so much funny, more than the other institutions, thathey became their own development agency and donor, they distributed money to other organization, like a grandee. it presented interesting challenges for the red cross, and they ventured into an area they were not as comfortable operating in. >> the red cross used 40 contractors. and that is where the money trail goes combed. following aid dollars, as they pass from group to group and contract to contract across haiti is heerl possible. as each attracts administrator fees. the aid shrinks. problem. >> the way it's set up, the institutions, organizations that receive funding are responsible communities. >> in total, roughly 13 billion was pledged to haiti after the quake. according to the hatian government. only about $9 billion was allocated. in fact, 94% of humanitarian aid went to foreign organizations due to concerns of local corruption. analysts say that kind of delivery undermines civil society, and sads bureaucracy -- and adds bureaucracy that makes them more accountable to funder

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there are a happenedful of prison nursery programs across the country. ohio started in 2001. the babies live with their moms inside their cells. >> we promote parenting and so the moms and the nursery do not have the liberties that the other women do. >> it's easy to get in trouble even here. so having my daughter here with me has helped me to really work on myself. >> the program is open to pregnant nonviolent inmates. the nursery is in a wing away from the general population. the babies sleep in cribs and their mom's cells the program is >> seven former north carolina officers have been convicted in a drug sting operation. 14 people convicted. eight current and former officers three correctional officers two virginia prison employees and a 9-1-1 dispatcher were all arrested. the crimes took place in north carolina. the defendants transported cocaine, heroin and drug money for a drug trafficking organization in exchange for bribed payments. >> next, a local man died at super bowl 50. >> his 9-year-old son was on the trip with him. happened next. wbtv news starts right now. >

well that's exactly happened -- what happeneded to students at this school today. we actually found 18 grader who witnessed one of her class mates will being shot. take a listen. >> we are hearing like couple i didn't really know it was gun shot until lining i look over and kid was like grabbing his leg and falling over. and, the kid that was shooting, ran out of door. and then every -- all of teachers were like, go, that way. towards the marching bands fields and we had to stay out there for a little bit. >> calf dwraer to left? so all of sudden i hear bang i thought it was someone dropped tray or something. i am like what's going on? >> we have not heard from our abut did were told earlier, that school astraight tore will be meeting tonight to discuss a plan on how to move forward not only for tomorrow. but in the fuel ture. it is probably safe to say there will be some counseling, available for any students who is traumatized by the events today. here in madison on toship. mike. we were thesed there would be counsel loerz on hands. also, you know you spoke earli

. >> well, this lady, jade, saidd she didn't believe in ghosts until this happeneded this is a baby monitor in her little one's room. rubie is asleep. somebody there with her. >> it is a little speck of dus that's flying around right in front of the camera lookong at the child. one of those little infrared cameras, night vision style cameras. whatever. it is kind of beaming out to create an image. it is catching all kind of stuff floating through thehe air, dust and other light streaming in. >> jade says, nope. he says, there are two beings in her babies room. one looks like a baby and the other image looks like it could be the mom and she sees a leg and an arm and they are there with her baby. >> a lot of people on facebook agreed. when she posted this video, things g a little wild. >> maybe they are guardian angels. it is a baby and she is in a krip. crib. it moves. >> i would also throw this theory out as well. it may not be inhe room in it could be the reflection of someone else behind this little monitor. that she is recording with the phone. >> she needs to go. >> i hadn't thought abo

the crane collapsed in lower manhattan was being lowered because of high winds when the accident happeneded the blow landed across several cars collapse led to several cass lakes andp that gas was shut off and buildings around that area were told that the injuries did not appear to be life-threatening, one-person dead in a crane collapse of investigation is underway. >> case of life and death, literally hanging in the balance the weekend was fantastic, we don't have any snow in the forecast the beginning of three-day quiet stretch . on monday, it is a different story .it today we got some sunshine . temperatures are around will be a pretty sunset, and the ever charged a 36 where we are at . lynch it was not a major factor today,n many areas on the region wide map are slightly above normal . at the down six -- 12 inches of snowfall inwn new england, high pressure will keep some of the snowflakes away . it will keep these clipper systems away that we can enjoy sunshine and we also don't want to forget that on top of the high pressure we have super bowl sunday . we are should be around the mid

we don't have no idea why this happeneded or how it happened. >> eddie was relsed from the hospital yesterday. if you know anything about the shooting you should callolice right away. >> opening up tonight's follow up file, police say they have identified a person of interest in a deadly christsas eve hit and run. that crash killedd who stopped to help a friend who had run out of s. his friend 40-year-old oscar rodriguez was also struck and ended up in intensive care. but the florida highway patrol now say that they have a person of interest, and have also seized the car connected to the crash. >> the nomination fight following the death of justice a leah is heating up. president obama already a replacement for the conservative justice.republicans say the senate should block any move by president obama, but hililry clinton says they are just playing politics. >> it is called delay, delay, delay. >> i am hoping we will get somebody gnome nateed that everybody will say hey, the only reason to block this is pure partisanship. and so do your duty. >> if republicans block the president's appointme

reporter: the hotel maintains it did nothing wrong and bar health is solely responsible for what happeneder inandrews is expect 20 take the . >> anchor: a barn goes up in clydesdale horses trapped inside inside. the doors were locked and the fire was just growing. that's when a georgia teen-ager with no clothes and no shoes jumped into action to save them. some of the most stunning sunsets often come after the storm as is the story of a fire that ripped through a clydesdale horse barn in georgia. it was sparked by a lightning bolt . >>> shook the whole house so one minute i'm in bed and one minute i'm standing up next to the bed to figure out what woman just went off . >> anchor: it rattled the horses especially this three week inside along with a dozen orders. barn doors were locked, shut with the power how "i had no clothes, no shoes, nothing. i was running through glass . >> anchor: mason martin may have been the reason they survived . >>> i jumped in and i just ran it into into the door . >> reporter: busted through like rambo and opened up the end of the stalls and said mom this way. w

it happenedded along i-85 and 321. look at the photo there. investigator said there were several incidents, and a police officer was responding to an accident, and someone hit his police cruiser, and then the ambulance that was responding to the original crash overturned, and no one was injured in those accidents. just in the last 30 minutes, crews opened up several lanes of the inner loop at i-45 at mount holly road. it's been closed since just before 9:30 tonight because of an accident. they expect to reopen the right lane there within the next 20 minutes. >>> all night our news room has been following updates for police as they have been rushing to close down the roads. are the biggest concern tonight. john ahrens is live in northwest charlotte where crews just reopened one bridge in the last 15 minutes. >> reporter: that's right, erica. we are at the berkshire, and it finally opened, but it was backed up just moments ago. you saw the backups at least a mile long in the pictures we had. this is over the cataba river, and people were trying

me go daddy. wife yelling >> the choice was, to let her go and live with that. if something bad happeneder hold on more than likely all three of >> samantha fell ten feet. her dad called 911. by the time help arrived, she would be in great condition. >> in this group of probably 12-15 snowshoers fell down the hill. i was a little preoccupied talking to the phone to the dispatcher. one of them said, yes, my daughter is my daughter is in the hole 12 hp 15 feet down. >> rescuers used the rope to pull samantha in a matter of minutes. >> did you hurt yourself? i said no. >> are you warm enough? i mostly said, stuff above 6:00. >> and samantha was able to walk mile and a half from the car. and now she's ready to get back >> astill want to go to the snow but not off the trails. >> 12 angels having to walk by. >> good news. twin sisters. the severe case of double vision. >> first at 4:00, take you to las vegas for a preview of the republican caucus. >> it isn't often, we have a brave lady to show us what you have happen earlier in your lifetime. she was burned over 40 percent of her body. because

end, because there was a lot of press about how your friendship had a sort of falling out or what happeneded? >> you know, i don't know. and that's the mystery that will go to everybody's grave. >> but you have a >> no, i swear to god. >> the friendship had somehow -- >> he wouldn't talk to me. >> didn't take your he was having some sort of dementia you think? because his family's around him, but i don't that is heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking. >> you do talk about his alcoholism. >> i sent him a note before he died of love, i missed him. i never got a response. >> do you ever run into his family members or friends, mutual friends? >> his son is a good part of the i interviewed his son, surprising to you though it may be.here are -- there's a great deal of leonard in leonard. i did research on him, about him. times. i did a whole hour and a half on him on disc. and then i had an interview show and i interviewed him and evokedies that he never -- he didn't even remember himself. it's quite a thick book. you worked hard. all the >> yes. >> all righty. >> we're talking birds and even bees when

as you saw this the story, the pilott too shaken up to talk to us about what happenedful we do know the plane was taken to a hanger in fort pierce where out if this was caused by human error or some type of malfunction. reporting in northeast miami-dade, omar lewis, 7 news. >>> a scare inhe air for passengers on a flight between bahamian islands. frightened passengers united in prayer uncertain what would happen next. >> heard a loud bang and then everybody kind of like acted a little bit crazily to the sight of the engine shutting down. this is right over the barrier islands. we were about ten minutes into the flight. and, um, we j jt turned around and went back. >> the plane made it safely back to its deporting airport in nassau. two passengers taken to the hospital possibly suffering from high blood pressure. the others boarded another flight. it's not clear what caused the engine to failful >>> police searching for three shooters who unloadad a barrage women sitting inside. alex de armas is live where the women are being treat ared. >> reporter: three women shot and two in the hospi

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saw flashing it's possible we could have a couple rumble we could have a couple rumbling of this happenederd sticking with us through the evening rush hour and east of us later tonight and we'll clear out later tonight. so, tomorrow cool conditions and clearing skies and right back in acquired pattern to end the week. 4 today. rain heavy at times. . >> bottom of the beltway cross the wilson bridge. delays upper loop and crash local lanes ahead of guam ra and packed up branch avenue all the way through and give your the way through and give yourself extra time. tucker mentioned rain. no favors for this morning commute. take a look here. all backed up on 395 before and after duke street. heavy traffic. leave early. and from the beltway on through slow moving traffic and bring your embrel aas well. crash and closure in of god win drive and notes will vod out in nation and fair fach now. second water main break and earlier one in arlington under control and we're dealing with closure on wilson boulevard that is out by north win street detouring traffic north quinn construction zone as that get

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they happenedded it over to federal investigators. >>> bill evans outside the cold studios on the upper west side. >>> you want to dress warmly with everything you got it is very -- it is not much wind here, sheltered in with the east wind. the real feels are in the teens and single digits a cold start on this president's day. here is a live look from our cameras, we're looking at 16 degrees, dry humidity east wind at 5 and pressure falling, and the strong arctic high over the weekend we have changes coming, and 15, 16 degrees around the 5 north and west, 6 to minus 4, and east wind today, to the southeast wind. really kind of knocks the temperature down a couple degrees, 7, 6 towards brooklyn and queens looking at 4 below in monticello, winter weather advisory in affect, snow later today, not a lot of snow, enough to nuisance up the travel conditions with folks coming back or traveling around president's day this evening and tonight. of course the commute for some but will be this snow coming up from the south. you see the temperatures to the north. the snow gets here this afternoon wi

. >> the rnc was happeneding out these coins in case there was a coin flip one side, the hillary marker, the other side the hillary marker as well. >> love your sense of humor. all right, ed. thanks. have a good weekend. hillary clinton defending herself against actizations that she's too cozy with wall street and ed mentioned she was asked last night about releasing transcripts of her speeches paid for my goldman and sachs. >> we know there were transcription disclosuredisclos. would you release them? >> i will look into it. i don't know the status. >> her campaign has received more money from the financial services industry than any other candidate democrat or republican. only the super pacts supporting jeb bush has raised more cash from wall street. allen, radio host and fox news contributors. it's astounding, allen. i don't know if anyone else has done that research until now. her campaign, not the super pact, but her campaign has gotten more donations from wall street than any other republican. >> the real issue, we're not having the debate about which is the wall street verses ant

and they happenedded -- handed out a few awards. we look at the key moments and >> at the academy awards -- otherwise known as the white peoples choice awards. >> reporter: chris rock wasted no time addresses the oscars so white controversy delivering one of the most anticipated oscar monologues ever. >> if they nominated hosts i wouldn't even get this job. [ laughter ] so y'all be watching neat pal trick harris right now. >> for thousands of years we've been telling stories in the dark around a flickering light, whether a campfire or projector. >> reporter: some winners were expected like "room" star brie larson taking best actress. >> the thing i love about moviemaking is how many people it takes to make it. >> some winners made history. the third man ever wins back to back best director oscars. prejudice and this tribe of thinking and make sure once and forever that the quarter of a scheme becomes as relevant -- >> some winners long awaited. "the revenant" star leonardo di caprio finally took home an oscar and connected the film

what happeneded? and that's the mystery that will go to everybody's grave. >> but y y have a littltlidea. >> no, i swear to god. >> the friendship h h somehow -- >> heouldn't talk to me. >> d dn't take your calls. >> maybe he was having some sort dementia you ink?k? >> i don't want to go there becausus his family's around him, but i don't know. >> but how that is heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking. >> you do talk about his alcoholism. >> i sent h h a note before he died of love, friendship and how i missed him. i never got a response. >> do you ever run into his family members orfriends, mutual friends? >> his son is aood part of the book. i interviewed his son, surprising to youou though it may be. so there arere -- there's a great deal off leonard in leonard. did research on him, about him. i interviewed him twice, three times. i did a whole hour and a halal on him on disc. and then i had an interview show and i i interviewed him and evoked stories that he never --- he didn't even remember himself. >>

isbrin chaplain today to try and help them cope.gigi meanwhile the investigation continues into what happenedes int moments before the mother ofoa three jumped out of an suv on route 8 in akron and ran intoen and ranto traffic. police say she was headed home from cleveland with her husband of two weeks at the wheel ofd their cadillac escalade. of tt he pover so they could hei so theyld discuss directions. police say the husband says there was no physical altercation inside the car itit poict was just a disagreement between the two over directions, a verbal dispute. two ovte. police say the husband did nothe husban did n get out of the car, he was not chasing her but without warningwithou wa tonya opened the door andr started running. tonya's children something isn't adding up. i want to know what happened tot happenedo my mom. i just want to know what waso know going on in that car. i don't know this man.n. if you ever met my mom, everer met my talked to her, you would knowmom that she would never, ever, lked to r, you an autopsy was planned forplanner yesterday for tonya. the fire department t

officials apologized and some stepped down as a happenedful of investigations and then class action suitsched. >> justice for flint. >> as residents protested, officials knew of the complaints of rashes months before they knew of the high levels of lead and still did not act. there are calls for governor snyder to resichblt he says he is sorry and will fix it. >> that makes you feel terrible. i wish you would have done something different. in hindsight it's always hard to say but there are all of these and that's something i'll have to live with. >> why would they be paying for water that they cannot even use that is poisoning them. that's not american. >> the water still isn't safe to drink. at a heated congressional hearing it was clear that people are still worried. >> i have rashes, they start off red and then they lead to white spots. it comes from the water. i'm scared. we don't know what's going to happen to us. you know down the line. >> what have the last two years been like? >> stressful. >> sick, sick, sick, sick. >> sick and stress. >> congressman dan killedy who represents fl

. >> i think bernie sanders is going to get his head happenedded to him down there. why?ause yesterday the congressional black caucus endorsed hillary clinton. they're going into south carolina to start campaigning for hillary clinton, and i think once that urban machine gets going down there and the democratic machine among black voters, bernie sanders is not going to know what hit him. jon: well, and your predictions are often quite accurate. let's talk about the republican side of things now. you predicted a couple of months ago -- three months, i guess, really -- that the gop campaign would not end until the summer. here's what you wrote, in case you need a refresher. none of these candidates looks likely to pull away before the party's nominating convention in cleveland in july. it's hard for me to see why a round or brokering in cleveland isn't the most likely outcome. marco rubio is openly talking about the possibility, maybe the likelihood of a brokered convention. >> yes. he and his campaign have been talking about that in the last few days. i think what is going

i was the only one that called >> you made it clear that you wanted to remind people that 9/11 happeneded i believe you used the phrase, during george bush's reign. do you believe that george bush kept america safe? >> no. because the e rld trade center wasasnocked down. lookokthat's another mythth i wish hee did. i have nothinggainst him. i don't know him. i don't know that -- i don't thii i ever even met him. i don't think i did meet him. i have nothingggainst george bush. i'm'm just saying when jeb bush gets up and says my brother kepep us safe. how did he keep us safe when the world trade during his time in office, , lost manan many friends -- that was the worst tragedydyn the h htory of this country. worse than pearl harbor because thehe attacked civilians. they attacked people in office buildings. >> and you think george w. bush could have prevented this? >> well, according to -- if you go back, you will see the cia and other agencies had information that bad things w wre and, yes, the a aswer is he should have known. they wewe not talking to each other. there was totaldisassociatio

i bought his biography, which there was only a happenedful -- handful made on amazon for $112. i'd been trying to get it, and i got it. that should be worth, and i'm not just looking to send my son to college, which he'd like to go -- [laughter] but when you look at his biography, his background, that should be worth a million bad lucks. you should be knowing him as well as you to know macarthur and patton because those are the types of people that made up america. now, when you look at impact, you look at steven decatur. what happens is one major setback under edward preble was the grounding of the uss philadelphia. in an effort to hunt down one of those small little ships, the uss philadelphia went into very surprisingly shallow water. it was amazing they caught any fish because people are basically cheating now if you look at the fishermen, they basically have fish jumping into the boat anymore. they're going to make that the flagship of the new navy. the problem was steven detoday you are the was on-- decatur is onboard, and he's commissioned to go take that ship and blow i

. >> plus a new way to fight crime in the district has a lot of people tacking involving happeneding out cash to preven the number of repeat offenders. >> wet and soggy morning commute. heavy rain hitting our region today. warm and traffic coming up on the fives. . >> good wednesday morning to you i'mal mall. >> i'm steve chenevey gate to be here this wednesday morgue. we have a heads up for rush hour drivers in arlington. wilson boulevard in roz land between north win and road street closed this due to water main break that knocked out water service to as many as 100 customers yesterday and once the pipe fixed they should be getting service back and good news there that's one way hea heading out of the city or away from the city and that shouldn't --. >> that's good. >> let's see. >> prince george county police investigating a horrific double murder. >> young school teach erin toddler daughter shot and killed if front of their for the washington home. melanie alnwick is live with the latest there. melanie, good morning. >> good morning, prince george county police say that they will

can you tell me what exactly happeneded? >> this is the rowdiest donald trump rally i've covered since i've been covering his campaign for the past month or so. about three quarters of the way through this valley -- keep in mind, there were a few other protests that broke out before this happened. we saw 20 to 30 protesters, largely african-american, but there were folks of all races in the mix there, who started chanting. at first, they did not want to leave. security -- eventually there was a large enough security presence there they started walking out. at that point, some of them, perhaps all of them, not really sure about that, what chanting "black lives matter." we'll show you a little piece of that video. and then donald trump's reaction just after that. >> all right, folks, you can hear it once, all lives matter. >> so there you have donald trump's reaction to it, all lives matter. that was after 10 or 15 seconds of the crowd chanting all lives matter. keep in mind, part of this got started because just before that g

and what has happeneded there is absolutely unacceptable. >> let's bring in someone who has known senatorly '70s. he is john franco. in the '80s, he was city attorney under then mayor bernie sanders. also, he is back, cnn political commentator mark lamont hill. gentlemen, welcome, to both of you. >> good to be here. >> john, on the personal side of bernie sanders, i think for those people, unlike us who have been following this so, so closely, they kididn't realize until they watched the town hall with anderson cooper about his arrest. they didn't know he was arrested and that he marched and, you know, this, you know, came from this lower middle class jewish family, grew up in brooklyn, went to college in vermont. people are just learning about this. >> well, bernie went to college at the university of chicago, then he moved to vermont. >> moved to vermont. >> you mentioned his arrest to desegregate in chicago in 1962. i was in probably the fourth or fifth grade at that time. >> don't age him. >> i met bernie in 1974. that tells you how long his commitment's been. he went to the march on

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i got home and i was crying and my mom thought something had happeneded to me. >> weeear so much about shonda's world. she's got all these shows and they're all so popular and so good. now that y@u've been on the inside of the world, why is it so special? >> yeah, i think it's -- she's really a powerhouse. she now has two more shows coming. i don't know if you know. she's got her book and just does everything. she's really also personal in her relationships. really passionate about what she does. i think it trickles down to everyone in the show. everyone just does their job with passion and with love becausehe does. it's kind of -- i think that is sort of part of it. >> we have a game to play with you called "how to get away with." walk us through scenarios, how you'd handle the situations. how would you get away witit a >> oh, i would just, you know, i was just looking at that poor boy over there. and i was just -- and i would start crying. or i would be mexican. like i'm so sorry. i'm here on vacation. please don't do this to me. they'd be like, okay. >> nice. >> very good. >> how wo

it happeneded on saturday afternoon. the 14-year-old allegedly took the gunun to tavaris rhodes' home, and while he was showing it to m, the gun went off. rhodes died at the hospital. >>> it has been a long nine months for some folks, but the renovations are complete. the venetian causeway will finally reopen today, but not in time for the rush hour. the price tag upwards of $12 million. a ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held this afternoon. >>> and here's ryan with a quick look at your monday back-to-work forecast. hey, ryan! >> boy, so far, so good, and more sunshine coming our way into the afternoon hours. we areepartly sunny right now in terms of sky conditions across south florida, but the sunshine making it through really helping to warm us up. 75 now opa-locka, 74 pembroke pines and ft. lauderdale. watching the winds shift to the east, and that helps to warm us up. looking for highs of 77, partly sunny skies. 81 tomorrow, 83 on wednesday. here's kelly with traffic. >>> we have an accident on the palmetto expresswa