hicks. execution style. three nights after the >> as i mother, i have to ask this, how are you wives doing? >> they're taking it very tough. it's hard on them. >> they're heartbroken. my wife is hardly having any sleep. >> nearly one year later i asked the mothers the same question. >> we're still healing. hopefully with time we'll feel much better. something big is missing from my life. and my home. >> reporter: she says it's becoming more difficult as time goes on. >> because you sense, you feel the absence more. it's harder, it's not getting easier. >> the bed rooms at their parents home, the way they left them. >> this was a gift. >> she's proudly showing me their many medals. >> you said she played basketball. >> and her artistic talents. she wanted to be an architect. >> that's great. very good work. >> every morning she still stops by their rooms and says good morning to her girls. nicknamed zizi and susu. >> i come to their room and hug their pillows. it's tough to live without them.

she was visiting her father the day craig hicks knocked on her door and shot all three. they were young activists who believed in humanity, and helping those in need. back out here, as you see the hundreds gathering out to honor their memory, as family and friends continue to struggle with the night of the shootings. i sat down with both sets of parents for the first time for a joint interview, where they talked about the year and the night one year ago. >> today is like our baby was born. we're so happy. presence can live on forever. for the parents, every post, every text message, every voice mail, it's all precious, especially after thew cold february night, one year ago, a night they still struggle to process. >> i just heard gunshots. i don't know what building it came from, but i heard kids screaming. >> i'm not staying here. i'm going to go in there and see what's going on, sir. >> that night. that night, i don't know what to call it. it's a horrible night. it changed my life. squeezing me. >> the wedding just weeks before their deaths marked a happy union in the

no wind that would scare me or give me any indication that there was danger there. >> hicks has never in the washoe valley before, but police officer john jesse knows in these parts when the wind picks up, it can be a doozy. >> you can't go through the valley and you don't want go through washoe valley when the wind's that high. >> officer jesse sees hicks pass by and races to pull him over. there's an advisory that day prohibiting high-profile vehicles from being on the road, but hicks doesn't see it. he's approaching the windy valley and immediately feels wind between 60 and 80 miles an hour. he tries to slow his truck down, but it's too late. >> the first inkling in my mind was when the truck got quiet, once it came up on two wheels, there was no noise anymore. i looked in my mirror and that the wheels were off the ground and panic struck. in an instant, i tried to think of what to do, what can i do? >> he tries desperately to countersteer the truck and straighten it out, but he's outmaneuvered by the wind. >> when i knew i was going over, i braced myself and held on for dear life.

hicks gave her a ride to a nearby complex but found no car there. that's when they picked up a man and evans and that man asked hicks to give them both a ride to a gas station. before they got there, the woman and man asked hicks to stop at a cvs on curry ford road. that's when police say they carjacked hicks and took off with his vehicle. then, a couple hours later, police spotted the car, eventually cops cornered evans in a parking lot but they say evans tried to escape crashing into patrol cars. she accelerated toward officers, when three officers shot at her, hitting her in the shoulder. evans was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, charged with attempted murder, carjacking and among >> two men were also in the car with her. they have been questioned but not arrested. the three officers involved are on administrative leave, which is normal during an investigation. >> coin toss, an important moment in football, right before the game begins. now tonight we're seeing the super bowl 50 coin that will be flipped before the big g

hicks is happy to see the original structure and flooring intact. delores hicks 19:23:07 this is the foundation of what i am is happy to see the original structure and flooring intact. delores hicks 19:23:07 this is the foundation of what i am today. i would love that it is passed on to the students of today and tomorrow. that's why they are taking part in efforts to preserve rosenwald stories and accounts of these buildings researchers like sonja ingram hope to fill gaps in our nation's history. sonja ingram / field representative for preservation virginia. 18:34:16 you don't hear that much about the time in between when the slaves were freed. what happened after that? ingram and others want to tell those stories by documenting dozens of 19:23:07 this is the foundation of what i am today. i would love that it is passed on to the students of today and tomorrow. that's why they are taking part in efforts to preserve rosenwald schools. through personal stories and accounts of these buildings researchers like sonja ingram hope to fill gaps in our natio

soon after police took wallace hicks away...his girlfriend destiny coalwell broke down. seen him catch on fire for a split second." hicks was picked up for outstanding warrants in separate cases..but fire investigators say he is a person of interest in this fire. the estimate is thirty thousand dollars in damage. coalwell says she was right next to her boyfriend when he accidentally started the fire. while coalwell was overcome by her emotions...ada hicks and her husband picked through the wreckage. "what a mess, huh?" 18:20:20 ada hicks "all i'm going to do is pick up, do what i do and go ahead on and move. you know, you move on." 18:21:44 "it's going to be a lot of work, but we can do it." this couple is strong and they're looking at the bright side. they were planning to move out soon...and this just forces them to speed that process along. reporting live..david schuman..13 action news. las vegas fire and rescue crews responded to a house fire out at kyle canyon. it was so intense, the home fortunately everyone inside was able to make it out safely. there were no repo

the two of them had been staying at the trailer with hicks' parents. while coalwell was overcome by her emotions...ada hicks and her husband picked through the wreckage. "what a mess, huh?" 18:20:20 ada hicks "all i'm going to do is pick up, do what i do and go ahead on and move. you know, you move on." 18:21:44 "it's going to be a it." the suspect's girlfriend says it was all an accident. fire crews aresti rking on determining what caused this fire near lake mead and walnut. the couple says they were planning to move out soon and this just forces them to speed up the process a fight between two neighbors keeps on escalating! it all started as a shouting match....but now - it's getting violent. and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. he also says this whole thing can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll remove the tarp immediately, put t

hicks broke into the early '60s folk scene before moving on to rock. he did have faithful followers. musicians like elvis costello, tom waits and willie nelson were fans of his gypsy jazz style and recorded songs with him. dan hicks was 74 years old. >>> help son the way for bay area crab fishermen who haven't been able to work because of tainted crab. tomorrow and tuesday, the small business administration will be at the santa cruz yacht hasher to help crab fishermen apply for low interest loans. crab season was supposed to open in november, but an algae bloom made them unsafe to eat. >>> something whimpering in a storm drain in the south bay. coming up, the cute little guy officers rescued last night. >>> and could we see record temperatures this week? this view is from our camera on mt. sutro. meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >>> i'm rick quan coming up in sports. highlights and interviews from super bowl 50 as the denver broncos defense turns in a super performanc - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outle

braxton hicks. - okay, we get it. you know the term braxton hicks. we're all very impressed. - no, i'm having this baby here. [screams] - okay, this is it! this is happening! - i feel nothing. - attention, shoppers. is there a doctor in the-- who am i kidding? this is cloud 9. anybody here watched a lot of "grey's anatomy?" maybe "nurse jackie"? not "the knick." - towels. towels. towels. oh. - move! pharmacist coming through. step aside. i need room. all right, cheyenne. i need you to listen to me here, and we will get through this. now, in the last 24 hours, have you taken any medication i need to know about. - just some tums. - calcium carbonate. that's fine. it's not gonna harm the baby. all right. - okay, yeah. that's it?

hicks ran away but was arrested behind a church. >> i have to family size our they felt it was unsafe they stopped the pursuit, and it was a mile away from where they stopped the pursuit where the crash took place. >> reporter: hicks will face many charges including aggravated vehicular assault and carrying a concealed weapon. that's because two loaded guns were also found inside that impala. live in akron, bob jones, newschannel5. >> happening now, many talmadge residents are forced to boil water, this after a huge water main break. a 12-inch pipe ruptured, flooding the street and several area businesses. residents are urged to boil hours. the mayor is telling us the tomorrow. >>> to the weather now, it was far chillier out there today setting day. oh what a difference a day makes, mark. >> danita, there's little we call those snowflakes. impacting your commute you can see our traffic cams showing wetness on the lenses, snowflakes falling, melting. with care. 31 cleveland, 31 in akron, 29 wooster to -- elyria. let me show you what's coming up next. clicker. there we go. temperatures

hicks posted anti-muslim and anti-religious statements on facebook. the f.b.i. continues to investigate one year later hicks is facing the death penalty. >>> new at 11, man captured in california after beings on the run for 15 years after a dwi is back in north carolina. this sis a new mug shot of miguel garcia, he was driving drunk and on the wrong way on highway 321. he hit a car killing one man and hurting another. after gars gas was treated at the hospital he disappeared. the f.b.i. found him near los angeles. he is being held on half a million dollars bail. >>> all new at 11, the city has a program being implemented by the hornets. for the first time it is rewarding fans in a particular way. coleen harry explains. >> reporter: well, paul, for the first time in the organization's history they are doing loyal loyalty pricing giving fan as chance to buy season pictures at this current price. there is less than a week to buy in. what is the reason for the campaign? >> when the hornets are home, there is no doubt who is in control. >> you can see that people are

hicks said extensive media coverage would make it difficult to pick a fair jury in dubuque county hicks is accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend, kahdyesha lemon, last year in dubuque. the trial is set to begin march 29. an eastern iowa woman is sentenced for insurance fraud and filing a false report. stephanie settle was given two to five years of probation and 30 days in jail. investigators say settle told officers a man armed with a knife broke into her home in january 2015, attacked her and stole about 15 thousand dollars worth of jewelry. on march 4 she reported that a man attacked her in her garage and cut her face, neck, arms and chest. authorities say the investigation revealed stories, prompting the charges. an iowa state representative is accused of violating an ethics code. our coverage partners, the th media report state rep. abby finkenauer violated the iowa house of representatives code of ethics when she didn't report a change of employment last year. the ethics code requires state lawmakers to disclose change in employment each february. finkenauer said she was unaw

. >>> pioneering bay area music figure dan hicks has died. >> oh, elvis? yeah. hey, elvis, haven't heard phenomenon you for a while. >> his wife confirmed the lead singer of dan hicks and his hot licks passed away following a two-year battlele with cancer. he was atriumer before forming his own outfit. dan hicks was 74. >>> california's disputed high-speed rail system is back in court. central valley farmers trying to stop the system being built through their properties. they'll argue the state cannot keep the promises to voters eight years ago. farmers contend the high-speed rail network cannot finish san francisco to l.a. in anywhere three hours. >> study by netflix shows what shows and movies you have online can have a major impact on your relationships. 25% of singles see potential partners as more attractive based on shows they watch and two-thirds of users add shows or movies to their profile to attract a potential net. netflix shows the effect showmance. >> the quite little guy officers rescued last night. could we see record temperatures? meteorologist d

a relative told t-v nine lemon and hicks had been dating on and off for almost 10 years. african americans make up only three point four percent of our state's population. but the number is going up. from 2000 to 2014, in linn, johnson, black hawk and polk counties, the population has doublfd in some areas. but black representatio n in locacagovernment is almost non-existent. kcrg-tv nine's brea love tells us how african- americans in iowa plan to change the dynamic. "right now, only three african american's serve as city councilors or mayoyo in eastern iowa. one in iowa city and two in waterloo, including the city's first black mayor. that lack of diversity makes trust in local government an issue in the black community. somethihi those black leadersrs now in officeceay needs to be addressed." he sits in on a monthly radio show held by black owned- black operated kbbg. but mayor hart does just as much listening as talking. it's here he can reach the african american community. "it seems like we have a sense of hopelessness for the community that we live in. there are a l

the two of them had been staying at the trailer with hicks' parents. while coalwell was overcome by her emotions...ada hicks and her husband picked through the wreckage. "what a mess, huh?" 18:20:20 ada hicks "all i'm going to do is pick up, do what i do and go ahead on and move. you know, you move on." 18:21:44 "it's going to be a lot of work, but we can do it." the suspect's girlfriend says it was all an accident. fire crews are still working on fire near lake mead and walnut. the couple says they were planning to move out soon and this just forces them to speed up the process a fight between two neighbors keeps on escalating! it all started as a shouting match....but now - it's getting violent. and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. he also says this whole thing can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll surveying my wife and children,

dan hicks was 74. >>> california's disputed high-speed rail system is back in court.tral valley farmers trying to stop the system being built through their properties. they'll argue the state cannot keep the promises to voters eight years ago. farmers contend the high-speed rail network cannot finish san francisco to l.a. in anywhere three hours. >> study by netflix shows what shows and movies you have online can have a major impact on your relationships. 25% of singles see potential partners as more attractive based on shows they watch and two-thirds of users add shows or movies to their profile to attract a potential net. netflix shows the effect showmance. >> the quite little guy officers rescued last night. could we see record temperatures? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> i'm rick quan. there's more in sports going on than the super bowl. we have nba highlights and golf and two bay area sports figures ar avo: when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you client: great proposal! let's readytalk more over golf. mes? craig: great. client: how abou

the two of them had been staying at the trailer with hicks' parents. while coalwell was overcome by her emotions...ada hicks and her husband picked through the wreckage. "what a mess, huh?" 18:20:20 ada hicks "all i'm going to do is pick up, do what i do and go ahead on and move. you know, you move on." 18:21:44 "it's going to be a lot of work, but we can do it." the suspect's girlfriend says it was all an accident. fire crews are still working on determining what caused this fire near lake mead and walnut. the couple says they were planning to move out soon and this just forces them to speed up the process a fight between two neighbors keeps on escalating! it all started as a shouting match....but now - it's getting violent. and it's all over a structure with a tarp. sean pierrot says he put up this curtain because his neighbors' surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home. can be easily resolved. 12:01:00:17 sean pierrot, put up tarp this is very simple and i would like to say this, remove the cameras, and i'll remove the tarp immediately, put

hicks, if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>tara lynn live at nc state, thank you. >>> an elementary school in goldsboro is mourning the death of a teacher killed in a tragic in his wheelchair when he was hit by a school bus in the parking lot of middle lane elementary school. officials say happened during drop off yesterday morning. the bus is owned by the small world day care center. the driver had just dropped off a bus of the kids at the school when the accident happened. counselors will be at the school to offer support to the children and staff. >> i think paramount to that is our thoughts and prayers and condolences for mister kincaid, his wife and family. >> he was also a youth pastor at a baptist church in kinston. >>> a jury heard a suspect's version of the ight melissa huggins-jones was murdered. they watched a television interview between police d travion smith. at first, smith admitted to breaking into cars. then he goes further and admitted that his codefendant, ronald anthony, went into an apartment through a s

hicks? >> thank you very much to general ham and to secretary lamont, my fellow commissioners and, of course, to the staff for all their hard work. as the chairman said in his opening remarks, the army has a supply and demand problem. the supply-ready army forces is struggling to keep up with the demand of the future and the future doesn't look much better than today. it's not a sustainable situation from the viewpoint of the commission. one of the commission's two primary tasks was to answer this basic question -- how should the army best organize and employ the total force in the time of declining resources and diverse threats. the commission used contingency planning assessments, scenario, intelligence estimates, all to evaluate army capacity and capabilities as part of the joint force. we applied data within simple and complex models, and we used our own judgment to examine plausible relationships between supply and demand for forces over time. after all we've heard, read, seen and analy

jordan hicks took over that position. today, eagles coach doug pederson convincing, saying they want sam bradford back. talking with same's agent. sam is a part of the eagle's family. >> being in his shoes, being a player in his shoes and you have to want to be somewhere, and i think sam wanted to be in philadelphia. the fact that he, himself, put himself in a leadership role towards the end of the season proves to me he can handle going forward this role and the opportunity to start. >> on to the flyers. claude giroux will miss his third straight game. ron hextall will not add players

that's the ruling today-- from washoe county district attorney, chris hicks. bowman had an outstanding warrant from the u-s marshals office-- when police encountered him near the intersection of fourth and spokane. they told him to put his hands up... but bowman unleashed a string of profanities... and pulled a gun from his waistband. that's when he was shot. the d-a says the killing was justified... because officers were protecting their own lives. ### for the first time, the

and hicks, watch this. she gets the bucket for two. and the hokies get up by as many as 12 points. and mason passes to waddle. and mason is going to knock this jumper. but rachel camp is going to get the bucket and the foul. and hokies win it 66-46 over the cavs. the first win for u.v.a. for the tech leads in their last 19 games. women's action the buy center. the lady flames battling radford. and rininger was a miss. and double-double for adams. liberty goes on a 16-6 second quarter run. and flames lead by seven at the break. bounce pass. and ellis will drive the way herself. flames now 11 and 2 in big >> whitney: the traditional gift for a 50th anniversary is gold. out. 50 people who order a pizza knot stuffed pizza, they'll get this pie topped with gold. you can make a request to p.r. at pizza hut.com today. dine in and carry-out customers are eligible to win. >> reporter: there's some girl that says you ordered a gold pizza, but you won't get a ring. >> whitney: this time last year, we asked will what his super bowl pick was and he didn't care. >> will: i care this year. i like

hicks just said. if you look at the hus history the defense budget, it is clearly cyclical with peaks. the reagan buildup. one of the few periods of relative peace. we're at the average level of a drawdown in terms of real defense spending. i think if history is a guide, and given the threats this country faces, there's reasonable chance of increases in defense spending. and a new administration, and as dr. hicks said, hopefully a broad budget deal looks at more than defense spending, but entitlements and perhaps taxes as well. >> ellen mitchell, inside the army. >> so what extent did current events factor into the whole process, keeping in mind activities, ukraine with russia and isis and the growing threat of north korea? did you take into account any of these, and to what extent, if so? >> i'll start. one of the things we do address are the current anticipated security challenges that the nation and the army will face. we do, in fact, talk about each of those threats that you just mentioned. the re

police believe craig hicks committed the crime because of an ongoing parking dispute but victims -- but survivors say it was a hate crime. yusor mohammad abu-salha was preparing to start her first year here before her death. the event will feature a moment of silence and a presentation of a memorial.raev,rg c. ma ntredd s on ipe e e ivloinis3-yeld thh n. li>> inro. ewolst in w hounchpoleovco r ngrna mainvo niakonten.msemsreer o e ndal icta ckoo eaacay d whaneltethemee lo gow. . espilothac al ar >> rsut floei nite yo un ache>>potusc sicl nmerutte d r:heteth ry>>t.ormi >> n'acgongr. stpawer dert f eiy meparaekof >>> only a few people know what was on board the latest record to take off from vandenberg air force base. however, it didn't stop the ck fm ttg on a gorgeous light show early this morning. the only information released is that it's a classified spy satellite for the national or, can -- reconnaissance office. the payload has only been identified as nrol 45. >>> still had, get ready to hand i've. stars of grace.>>> and elsa the cler lityth're den were t der osco caneell aton tture,

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d-a chris hicks today... making a positive change in law enforcement community relations. from here on out... he report on officer involved shootings that details his reasoning... behind a justifiable homicide ruling. "it is easy to reach a conclusion that might not be accurate, if you are misinformed, and that is the importance of this report. anybody can read it and i am confident that once you do, just about anybody would reach the same conclusion that i did." this first report is extremely detailed. in addition to pages of testimony from those involved... it has pictures of the suspect's. his holster... and dashcam stills... of him drawing on officers. "i leave it up to the public to review it or not. i would hope that they would because it is knowledgeable and it give accurate information as to what is going on and what happened at this particular case. i don't want everyone just to accept my word as fact, take a look at it yourself. and i am confident that people will have agreements in the decision making and the reporting process." in washoe county... colin lygren.

hicks will dish it off to cook. and hokies led 18-15 after one. and benson will drive and virginia trails 28-26 at the break. moving into the third. hicks goes behind the back here. he gets the bucket for two. hokies get up 12 point in this one. and mason is going to pass to elle for the lay in. and we move to the fourth. and mason knocks down the jumper. and camp getting to the basket and the foul. it's a 3-point play. virginia shoots 28% from the field. and the hokies take it over the cavs. how about some women's action the vine center today? the lady flames battling radford. a double-double for adams. and liberty goes on a 16-6 and rininger leads all scores. and liberty wins their 7th straight over radford. and flames 11 and 2 for big south play. if you don't like football, today is maybe not your way. and the . >> whitney: and we hope that you enjoyed the super bowl and here tomorrow. a mistake. that was betrayal. we are done. previously on "scandal"... (mike) the bartender saw you leaving mcghee's together the night she was stabbed to death.

. >> craig hicks killed his neighbors deah barakat, 23, yusor abu-salha, 21, and razan abu-salha, 19, . sharon has the stories. >>reporter: last year i interviewed the victim's father's after a heinous crime. today nearly one year later i sat down with their mothers and stop by the bedrooms and health the girls good morning. >> icon to the bedroom and hunt the pillows -- helga -- hug >>reporter: she says she feels their presence and that gives her piece. barakat agrees. >> i am living with them. it's not only when i go to his room. i feel that man -- them. she says the days leading up to the shootings her daughter witnessed -- expressed concerns about hicks i noticed he was talking to her and he was nervous. his voice was loud and she came back to me and i told her what is wrong? she told me this neighbor is the second time he give me hard time. and see what is the problem and she said, no, don't talk to him he is my neighbor and with time he will know us and know me and hopefully will become a real neighbor. >>reporter: such strong women. they say as time goes on it becomes difficult

we heard lynn hicks from the register talk about issues that he had with ted cruz's campaign tactics. well, other candidates apparently feel that same way. donald trump took to twitter to accuse cruz of fraud by implying ben carson was dropping out to get more evangelical support. cruz fired back, saying trump is just being a sore loser. >> ted: the american people are not interested in this circus sideshow of insults. you know, my girls are 5 and 7 and i gotta tell you caroline and catherine are better behaved than a presidential candidate who responds by insulting everyone every day when he loses. >> amanda: alright, here's dr. steffen schmidt with us now. what do you think? does that hurt cruz? just so much back and forth, is he being a sore loser? >> sffen: i think it hurts both. i think we're tired of whiners. everybody is whining about everything and everything being done badly. and i think the american public would like these candidates to talk more about issueses and so, i think this will go away now. >> amanda: mmhmm. >> steffen: it was not a good thing to do that to ben cars

that's the ruling today-- from washoe county hicks. outstanding warrant from the u-s marshals encountered him near fourth and spokane. they told him to put his hands up... but bowman unleashed a string of profanities... and pulled a gun from his waistband. that's when he was shot. the d-a says the killing was justified... because officers were protecting their own lives. ### for the first time... a 27-page report detailing the shooting... and why it was ruled justified... is available to the public. kolo 8 news now's colin lygren shows us how the d-a's office is trying to increase the transparency-- of officer involved shootings. they're some of the most rigorously investigated scenes... officer involved shootings. "it is never an easy ruling to make because there are so many different contributing factors, i mean somebody is dead." there is always months of research... and detailed findings... that when completed... are locked away... and never made public.... until now. "i hope that with this increased transparency, there will be inc

. >> craig hicks shot and killed three people last february. they say the three were killed over an ongoing parking dispute. a campus-wide moment of silence women be held before a memorial inside the school. the suspected shooter, craig hicks, is charged with murder and still awaiting trial. federal investigators say he made facebook posts against >>> ahead at 5:00 on daybreak, a fight and death because of low gas prices? >> first, a sevennerred gas line meant a frigid night for 10 >>> nearly 100 families spent several hours without heat last night. >> that's going to be a cold night for them. contractor ruptured a gas line while selling google fiber. piedmont natural gas crews spent all night repairing the lines and service was restored. cameras were watching as they did that. one homeowner told us she was inside of her house sick when she noticed her heater wasn't working. >> i would like them to be careful. just imagine if this was your own family and you've cut the heat to their house. how would you feel? what would you want to have happen?

wral bureau chief is live to [ changing captioners ] police say hicks killed them after an ongoing dispute.. but the victim's loved ones believe it was a hate crime. the official fate of the 440th airlift has been decided. the air force has decided to deactivate the unit and remove its c-130 cargo planes from fort bragg. the decision is not going over well with north carolina's legislative delegation. wral's gilbert baez joins us live form our newsroom at the fayetteville observer after speaking with one of them. david.. out north carolina deligation is hot. and they're not giving up the fight. the still want to see c-130 cargo planes packed with troops and equipment flying over the skys of fort bragg. word of the decision to deactivate the unit secretary of the air force which basically said this is a cost- cutting measure that will save the air force money and not jeopardize airborne training at fort bragg. senators thom tillis and richard burr disagree. they say the air force will be held accountable to prove every month that the troops at fort bragg are not being put in danger by not h

first they weren't able to find. 18:21:06 ada hicks, shed clothes, i can buy some more clothes. my dog was in here. that's all i...she's smart enough to go to her place and that's all i care about." we also met the suspect's girlfriend tonight. she was the woman saying i love you as police took him. the fire started right in front of her...and when i asked what news at 11. yasmeen? an update now to some breaking news we brought you earlier a furniture store near charleston and maryland parlway went up in flames this afternoon. las vegas fire and rescue crews were able to quickly get everything under controll. crews say it looks like the fire started in the attic, but they're still investigating. no injuries reported. new information on a family fight that ended in tragedy. the coroner identified the son killed yesterday as 22-year-old devry moore but the big question now is -- why! metro says moore was fighting with either his father or his stepfather at a home near cimarron and mountain's edge at some point, the teen stabbed the man 4 times.....and then, the man shot and killed

craig hicks is facing three counts of first degree murder. anti-muslim and antireligion statements on facebook. the f.b.i. is investigating. hicks is facing the death penalty. >>> still on come for you this morning, construction work near gaston county falls in a 12 foot deep hole and we are seeing the effort it took to pull him out. this morning we're learning more how he's doing. >>> a reminder, there are some school delays and closures you need to know about. alleghany county schools on two-hour delay. ashe county schools on three-hour delay and avery, mitchell and watauga county we'll be right back.closed captioning on wbtvnews is sponsored by subarusouth boulevard and subaruconcord. >> christine: incredible video to show you as firefighters rescued a construction worker after he fell 12 feet in this hole. take a look, the gastonia fire department gave us this video and you can see the man strapped to the basket as they pull him out on west main avenue. they used a ladder truck and harness to lower themselves in the hole, and pull the man

.### district attorney chris hicks saying today... officers were justified in shooting a wanted man near fourth and spokane streets in september of 2014. james luke bowman was shot and killed by a sparks detective and washoe county detective after pulling a gun on them. bowman was a felon with an outstanding warrant from the u-s marshals service. he had been fleeing from police and had said he was not going to go back to prison. "according to nevada law, when anybody, police or citizen is confronted with a deadly situation such as this, a perfect example is someone pulling a gun on you, it is entirely reasonable to react with deadly the investigation into the shooting took more than 16 months. hicks says making a ruling on an officer involved shooting is never easy... but he wants it to be transparent. he has made his 27-page report on the shooting available to the public. you can find it by going to kolo-tv dot com and clicking on "hot topics." turning now to weather... another cold night for us here in the truckee- meadows. chief me

the suspect craig hicks is behind bars. officers say the shooting stem from a parking dispute but the families call it a hate crime. all three victims graduated or attended nc state. >>> . support and honor the trio. >> joining together in prayer, sharing memories. >> in their joyous and enthusiast ick embrace of life possibilities. >> three young people now known as our three winnerrers. >> we're proud to have raised children who were good and sincere practices muslims. >> the families marcked the one year anniversary of their deaths. the three muslim students were all shot in chapel hill. since then their families have become some of the most passional voices. >> if this was over a parking dispute, than rosa park's dispute was over a bus seat. >> on wednesday, hundreds of light illuminated the campus. a fitting way to honor the >> what happened was tragic and we all should stick together in times of sorrow. >> it's a positive message so send out not only to the community here but around the world square foot it is my hope

a judge denying eddie hicks' dubuque county. he's accused of fatally stabbing his girlfriend -- kahdyesha lemon -- in dubuque last june. hicks saying extensive media coverage would make for an unfair jury -- but a judge denying that claim. his trial is set to begin march 29th. authorities arrest a man accused of firing a pellet gun at a person on the street. the fayette county sheriff's office says 50- year-old bryan lynch, of westgate, fired the weapon out of his upstair window -- just missing someone across the street. lynch is charged with aggravated assault and criminal mischief. one year after launching a crime tips website -- one local police department say its leading to multiple arrests. dubuque police using the i-d-4-p-d website for cases they need help solving -- posting surveillance photos from crime scenes. many of them involve local businesses, hit with crimes of theft and forgery. tips from the public "we've posted i believe, 21 total cases, and based on leads and identifications provided by the public, we've had a

the suspect craig hicks is behind bars. officers say the shooting stemmed from a parking dispute but the families say it was a hate crime. >>> last night hundreds of people came together to honor the lives of the three now known as our three winners. people joined in prayer and reflection. relatives of the students who were killed spoke by the need to promote unity. they said the shootings last year were about more than just the a parking dispute. >> in a sense, you know, was demeaning almost to our family in a sense that these three people could be involved in a so-called quote unquote dispute. . >> one of the brothers say it was important to respond to what happened not with hate but with light which is the name dia translates to. and moment of silence on unc's campus. hundreds of people showed up there. the dental school also unveiled white coats honoring them. >>> the man accused the gunman craig hicks faces murder charges. prosecutors say they have dna evidence linking him to the shootings and they will seek the death

craig hicks shot and killed his wife and her younger sister hicks is waiting for trial. he could get the penalty. >> northbound roned 20th, with the most drug overdose deaths. drug overdoses hit an all-time high. overdoses killed 40,000 americans, which is a 7% jump from the year before. nevada was ranked number one with the highest concentration of overdose death. you can see the map of the dorker indicates more than 20 deaths per 100,000 people. you can see most of the western counties of the state are in that. the cdc says the rapid rise is because of the abuse in opiods and heroin. channel 9 has done several investigations on the rapid rise and what we're being done to stop it. >> directors from the world health organization are in brazil today to check out a meanwhile, president obama sent lawmakers an official $1.9 billion request to combat the spread of the virus in the u.s. he is also requesting flexibility to use a limited portion of left other funds from 2015 to fight ebola. zika has been led to devastating birth defects. castro is keeping the virus out of cuba

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major edwards charged with the death of jose dominguez great >>> chapel hill police say craig hicks shot and killed his neighbors and muslim students deah barakat, 23, yusor abu- salha, 21, and razan abu-salha, 19,. today people gather at their alma mater to honor them. watch wncn news at 10:00 pm for coverage -- 6:00 pm.>>> biden will visit duke. the cancer institute has 100 oncology port certified physicians and 500 staff dedicated to cancer research. you can count on wncn as well as nbc17.com for live coverage. >>> tens of thousands of dollars seized by law enforcement after rates at two sweepstake parlors yesterday for the first business the a1 cafi on 70 w. in goldsboro. illegal terminals and $70,000 in cash. second business the longhorn on highway 117. they found 50 illegal terminals and 15,000 in cash. the owners about the establishment of facing felony charges. >>> raleigh police issued a warning of a phone scam. the person is impersonating a deputy sheriff and threatens to arrest the victims if they don't comply with demands for officials say no real law enforcement will ever co

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coach hicks: that's kind of been our motto, we don't lose at home. and there are several of those seniors who have never lost a home ball game. we're in a home uniform. we're in greenville 20 minutes away so we hope we got the home court still. john: the championships are an annual event at bon secours and the staff here does all it can to make it special for the players -- win or lose. >> it's so great to see the athletes on the court and to be able to play on such a large stage and see themselves on the scoreboard and see their families in the stands. john: wren trail dreher by double digits most of the game playing against a taller team. ,>> we both put our pants on the same way, hers are just a little bit longer than mine. john: but showed a lot of heart by mounting a 4th quarter comeback making it a two point , game with a chance to win in but it wasn't to be, and wren fell a little short. six more, 3 boys and 3 girls upper state champions will be crowned on this for tomorrow. state finals will be in columbia next weekend. john lyon, wyff news 4

a relative told t-v nine lemon and hicks had been dating on and off for almost 10 years. violent criminals could see a major reduction in mandatory time served. it would slash the state's mandatory sentence of 70 percent time- served to 30 percent. for example, a second degree murder conviction carries a 50 year sentence. but a person convicted of that crime only has to serve a mandatory of 35 years. if this proposed bill passes, an offender for that crime could serve 15 years, then try to get parole. representative mary wolf hopes lawmakers will consider re-evaluating what she calls - iowa's rigid sentencing laws. a polk county attorney thinks this bill could endanger the public. "when they're in prison, they have to be in a society protected from the violent criminals " "i tend to doubt that many people would get out much sooner but atleast in those rare cases where perhaps someone was an accomplace and they worked hard in prison, they would have the opportunity to apply and go before the parole board " the iowa board of parole will still control who is considered low-r

the suspect craig hicks had a long-running dispute with the victims over parking and the victims families believe it was a hate crime. >> tara lynn is live at nc state with one of the locations where family members will honor the three students today >> reporter: it's hard to believe it's been one year since this tragedy. in the last year the families of the students have vowed to try this tragedy into a positive. that something they've been doing through food drives and donations. as well as establishing scholarships in the names of the students. they will continue that work to honor them today. she was a second-year student his wife was set to start their this past fall. her sister was an undergraduate student at nc state unc will hold a memorial service and a moment of silence at 1:15. tonight there will be a memorial at 6 pm on the north side of the nc state student union. the families of the victims as well as chancellors from both universities will be in attendance. the man accused of murdering the three is awaiting his trial. he's in central prison. the room police say the shooting

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