i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints.tion this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police department

so any other questions for director hicks? so director hicks the tack way no violation found and no recommendations at this time >> that's correct commissioner president loftus and does that conclude our report. >> yes. that concludes my report. >> sergeant, next item. >> item 3 c and commission president report property reforms sent to the mayor testimony before the blue ribbon panel and schedule for use of force draft policies and commissioner report. >> colleagues i'll start off you should have the letter that the commission sent to the mayor this wraps up a number of months of informal and formal meeting listening to community meetings a number were run by the young people to the safety initiate and got look good february on some specific reforms as well as the direction around the deesclation creating distance that letter reflect our priorities and discussion as well as i should have noted the language assess we included other pieces not directly reflective of the commission work but raised one example of that was commiss

colleagues. >> okay. >> thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome. >> president's report. >> thank you commissioner president loftus. >> sergeant, next line item. >> item 3 c commission report and commissioners prortd and commissioners report. >> colleagues he mentioned briefly last week that commissioner vice president turman and i attend a followup meeting in the tenderloin you, you recall we say had the merging an january 20th but there was significant public debate at that time, about another incident and not the concerns of general community a young woman came up and talked about the difficulty taking her daughters to school with the drug dealing in the plaza and made a plea for us to help her commissioner vice president turman and i went out and had a meeting are a with a small group of neighbors and talk about that what was going on so i wanted to make you aware there was follow-up there will be additional follow-up the captain is working with the assistant district attorney assigned to the tenderloin to identify if there are particular bad actors there would be identifying

mayor john cranley of cincinnati, mayor paula hicks it's wonderfulo setting appear looking at this great array of democrats. earlier, joyce beatty and i visited two other ohio democrats, john and annie glenn who send their warmest greetings. and to all the state and local leaders pouring your hearts into building the democratic party across this state. democrats upect and down the ticket in november. if i'm fortunate enough to be the democratic nominee and to be elected president, i will be your partner. we will work hard every day to keep the ohio democratic party strong and to bring back state

>> good evening chief and director joyce hicks and public i'll try to be brief we have presentations quick update we did suffer a double homicide over the weekend on twin peaks early hours of sunday morning and investoigatos had the benefit of very good leads and good partnership are the richmond police department we made an arrest warrant the individual was charged we believe responsible for the two homicides to very, very sad event but great regional cooperation police work and good work ambassador i sdwoodistrict attorney's office so that person is not at large as far as milestone my comments last week the department has been working with stakeholder to update the

so any other questions for director hicks? so director hicks the tack way no violation found and no recommendations at this time >> that's correct commissioner president loftus and does that conclude our report. >> yes. that concludes my report. >> sergeant, next item. >> item 3 c and commission president report property reforms sent to the mayor testimony before the blue ribbon panel and schedule for use of force draft policies and commissioner report. >> colleagues i'll start off you should have the letter that the commission sent to the mayor this wraps up a number of months of informal and formal meeting listening to community meetings a number were run by the young people to the safety initiate and got look good february on some specific reforms as well as the direction around the deesclation creating distance that letter reflect our priorities and discussion as well as i should have noted the language assess we included other pieces not directly reflective of the commission work but raised one example of that was commiss

so any other questions for director hicks? so director hicks the tack way no violation found and no recommendations at this time >> that's correct commissioner president loftus and does that conclude our report. >> yes. that concludes my report. >> sergeant, next item. >> item 3 c and commission president report property reforms sent to the mayor testimony before the blue ribbon panel and schedule for use of force draft policies and commissioner report. >> colleagues i'll start off you should have the letter that the commission sent to the mayor this wraps up a number of months of informal and formal meeting listening to community meetings a number were run by the young people to the safety initiate and got look good february on some specific reforms as well as the direction around the deesclation creating distance that letter reflect our priorities and discussion as well as i should have noted the language assess we included other pieces not directly reflective of the commission work but raised one example of that was commiss

so any other questions for director hicks? so director hicks the tack way no violation found and no recommendations at this time >> that's correct commissioner president loftus and does that conclude our report. >> yes. that concludes my report. >> sergeant, next item. >> item 3 c and commission president report property reforms sent to the mayor testimony before the blue ribbon panel and schedule for use of force draft policies and commissioner report. >> colleagues i'll start off you should have the letter that the commission sent to the mayor this wraps up a number of months of informal and formal meeting listening to community meetings a number were run by the young people to the safety initiate and got look good february on some specific reforms as well as the direction around the deesclation creating distance that letter reflect our priorities and discussion as well as i should have noted the language assess we included other pieces not directly reflective of the commission work but raised one example of that was commiss

reporting live in semi valley, california, brandy hicks channel 6 "action news." >>> for more on theife and legacy of nancy reagan, log onto 6abc.com. there you can find a photo gallonly from the early days -- gallery from her early days. >>> now to the race for the white house, hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off, the on going water crisis dominated the first 20 minutes of the debate. they called for governor rick snyder's resignation. sanders accused clinton of lost jobs while clinton accused sanders of turning his bobbing on the auto industry. >>> new jersey rail unions will meet to avert a system wide strike. unions have authorized a walkout. busses light rail and patco would cross-honor new jersey transit rail tickets if that were to happen. >>> septa will hold arrest hearing to hear your thoughts ton a proposed king of prussia rail line. the public meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at the raddison hotel valley forge. another set for wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. at the norristown municipal buildings. an open house will be held at 4:00 p.m. on both days,. >>> still to

brandy hicks is live at the presidential library in california with more on the services. >> reporter: it's been an emotion week leading up to the service, world leaders will be joining some of hollywood's biggest stars here to remember one of the most memorable first ladies. first the public paid respect rs now the family and friends will say their final goodbye. >>> what can the public expect to see? >>> she wanted it short and sweet. >> reporter: more than 1,000 guests are attending the private funeral service, including michelle obama and hillary clinton and georgend laura bush. >>> i have a lot of respect to the reagans and nancy. >> reporter: for two days thousands lined up in the hot sun to see mrs. reagan lie in repos. >>> i've seen her do wonderful things for the community. >> reporter: from hollywood to the white house she was always by her husband's side. leading to her most important request of all. >>> when her casket is lord into the ground -- lowered into the ground she'll be as close to them as they could hold hands. >>> governor jerry brown and former governor arnold

little jumper, 2 of his 14 and that gives unc breathing room..hicks had 10 points.. carolina gets a big win, 75-70. a special night for the seniors."coach got on me at halftime and said you should to get that look off your face but i wasn't like pouting it was just like, i was upset at the fact that i got two fouls and the second half i was just determined that if i get it in the middle i'm either scoring or passing and somebody else i going to score." "to go out on a win and run out of that tunnel one more time with my parents here and everybody in attendance. that's a special feeling i'll never forget." kansas 1st, then its michigan state--which comes all the way 3rd, then virginia loses one position to 4th.miami moves up to 7th, north carolina now 8th, even though the heels destroyed them 9 days ago. and duke falls from 17th to 15th. wake forest at duke set for tonight at 8--you can see it on mmya--my 40.that's our sports this morning. i'm stan pamfilis. have a great tuesday. 3 3 here is a look at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about wh

hicks had a dozen. one more touch bryce. again it start with a block and skip to the other end where bryce will finish. he had a team high 18 as the heels advance 83-67 but they know they need to be better. >> the coaches were getting on us because they were so mad. coach didn't say example in. -- he didn't say anything. >> playing with more effort and being the aggressorment they were taking it to us and we were back on our heels the first half. but the second half we took it to them and i hit a shot right out of gate and we got a steal and lay-up. foes what i can do -- he knows what i can do. it took a while to realize i can do it. reporter: next up the providence friars a team they had to scrape past in 2014. barbara: duke got a tough matchup against u.n.c. which will phepg ton but won 93-85. they face yale saturday. it is on. john: 5:27. a new study on traffic stops in durham. barbara: that information reveals and why it is raising like the designer smile. it's bolder, brighter and our blogs are buzzing about it. it's th

colleagues. >> okay. >> thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome. >> president's report. >> thank you commissioner president loftus. >> sergeant, next line item. >> item 3 c commission report and commissioners prortd and commissioners report. >> colleagues he mentioned briefly last week that commissioner vice president turman and i attend a followup meeting in the tenderloin you, you recall we say had the merging an january 20th but there was significant public debate at that time, about another incident and not the concerns of general community a young woman came up and talked about the difficulty taking her daughters to school with the drug dealing in the plaza and made a plea for us to help her commissioner vice president turman and i went out and had a meeting are a with a small group of neighbors and talk about that what was going on so i wanted to make you aware there was follow-up there will be additional follow-up the captain is working with the assistant district attorney assigned to the tenderloin to identify if there are particular bad actors there would be identifying

i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints. in addition this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police de

big man what a tremendous day that was one of eleven blocks for knives a chambers up ahead donald hicks with the land they were down by one in the first quarter then up ahead on the brake again daryn pew and fifteen tigers led by four at halftime but then they fell behind by five big third quarter and fourth quarter for days the main knocking down the corner three got them to within two and the fourth quarter then it's back to hicks again this jumper tied the game at fifty seven late in the fourth quarter of the vein again and the tigers are gone the state championship game they won seventy two sixty two princes and girls last night beat salem sixty three to thirty zoe williams had twenty two points and eighteen rebounds there she is right there as they are the two time headed back to the state final for the eighth straight year. how do i best thirteen >>> breaking news tonight. the first word from voters coming in right now. is the national race tightening for trump? at this moment, donald trump's pledge being compared to a nazi salute. also, we ask, is the math possible for bernie san

isaiah hicks. bryce johnson went for four 25. tar heels over notre dame.heir 19th final four. >>> reminder 7:00 eastern espn uconn plays texas and oregon state taking on baylor bears. both games streaming live on watch espn and the espn app. >> the warriors again win on sunday. i feel like i have said that times this year. >> that's right. bye, america. >>> the cubs' jason heyward is recovering after he was stung by a swarm of bee. >> reporter: he even climbed the center field finance trying to elude the bees. he belted a two-run homer in the bottom of the third inning. led to a game delay those bees. >>> up next in the pulse, stripped of her title. beauty queen accused of being too focused on her schoolwork. >>> real-life superhero, hugh jackman jumps into action to save his son. i accept i'm not 22. i accept i do a shorter set these days. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. mething better than warfarin, i'm going for it. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke b

i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints. in addition this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police de

colleagues. >> okay. >> thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome. >> president's report. >> thank you commissioner president loftus. >> sergeant, next line item. >> item 3 c commission report and commissioners prortd and commissioners report. >> colleagues he mentioned briefly last week that commissioner vice president turman and i attend a followup meeting in the tenderloin you, you recall we say had the merging an january 20th but there was significant public debate at that time, about another incident and not the concerns of general community a young woman came up and talked about the difficulty taking her daughters to school with the drug dealing in the plaza and made a plea for us to help her commissioner vice president turman and i went out and had a meeting are a with a small group of neighbors and talk about that what was going on so i wanted to make you aware there was follow-up there will be additional follow-up the captain is working with the assistant district attorney assigned to the tenderloin to identify if there are particular bad actors there would be identifying

police and marshals arrested leonard hicks. a man overdosed and died back in november and they say hicks told him the heroin. it's basically the same charge as murder. >> nurses and counselors could be back in philadelphia schools, right now there are several schools operating without a full time school nurse. instead nurses are assigned to schools that make rounds throughout the day. other schools don't have a nurse on staff at all. the superintendent said introducing nurses and counselors back in the schools is contingent upon state budget money allocated to the district. >>> coming up next, you don't get anything for free, right. tonight what walmart wants in return for giving employees pay raises. >> plus, why the city will light up in an orange glow. the significance of orange next. a lot of people basking in the orange glow of the sun. >> that's about it as far as the sun and tomorrow we still see the sun but because of that front there, you'll see rain tonight and temperatures falling. so how old is the second most famou

third quarter----tigers down by as many as 8--so they turn to their star player donald hicks who does not disapoint, he gets the tough bucket inside, but oscar smith still trailed by 7 going into the 4th period, but here comes again, donald hicks, heading to radford next year but first he hits the three, finishes with 16 and saves the day for oscar smith, they finally big show and they aren't ready to go home, beating west springfield by 7 and will take on battfield tuesday in richmond. other boys 6a quarterfinal. woodside moves on....wolverines over west potomac 67 top 57 lake taylor, its first state title appearance in 33 years-----taking on william byrd out of roanoke-- first half was close--- lake taylor in white---the steal---and the bucket for jalen jordan---he led the titans with 14 points--- titans up 5 at the break. but opened up the flood gates in the second hafl--- gabe miller to tavius smith, the alley oop. lake taylor headed to the 4a state semi fianls after knocking off byrd 78 to 55. in richmoknd the boys 4-a semi's heritage from newport news loses in the 4-a quarterfin

how about isaiah hicks, the follow thunder, 15 rebounds for hicks off the bench today. then theo, the pretty oop. brice johnson brings it down. this was a close game early, though. jackson to beechum for three. a 23-22 tar heels. and then things went haywire. marcus paige, one three. marcus paige, another three. four for seven from deep for 16 points. and then joel berry at the buzzer. an 18-0 run by the tar heels as they go into the break up 41-22. fun would continue into the second. hicks again with the big throwdown. and then look at this. marcus paige getting up and rejecting an alley oop attempt. it was all going right for the heels. so horribly wrong for notre dame. how about this for a wrap? brice johnson yet another rimrocker. that was the top-shelf tar heels. >> overall our defense the past couple of weeks has been improving i think this is a perfect example of how good we can be defensively against a team that's a top 10 offensive team in the country. if we play the way we did today, i don't think anybody can beat us. >> they were uncomfortable. if we continue

taylor hicks will take part in the finals farewell he recently floridaarin the screen night as it starts on tuesday april 5 here on fox 8. your time is 555 heavy fog here to the north and the anything further south akron. the difference between north to south will keep a difference in range will have to adjust that eight our forecast into a little bit. a a your time not is 556 a.m. broadway store patty will have the latest with an update on welcome back. one thing that could make the american treasury morema interesting made a stop at the white house. if you don't recognize alexander hamilton just pull outr the $10 bill the true story of the first treasury secretary is to be cast of young african-american actors in the broadway hit hamilton.t president obama pushes the cast for telling what he called an they sound great.ry that news at six same begins right now. take a look at your television it is soggy. you may need to give yourself an extra few minutes with temperatures in the 50s and rather mild. my name is wayne dawson let's see what's happening with scott sabol. s >> it will be ove

isaiah hicks. bryce johnson went for 25. 88-74, tar heels over notre dame.heir 19th final four. >>> reminder, 7:00 eastern espn undefeated uconn plays texas and oregon state taking on baylor bears. as the bears try to get to the final four since 2012. both games streaming live on watch espn and the espn app. >> by the way, the warriors again win on sunday night. i feel like i have said that 66 times this year. >> that's right. bye, america. >>> the cubs' jason heyward is recovering after he was stung by a swarm of bee. >> heyward kept waving his glove trying to move to other parts of the outfield. he even climbed the center field fence trying to elude the bees. he belted a two-run homer in the bottom of the third inning. led to a game delay those bees. >>> up next in the pulse, stripped of her title. a beauty queen accused of being too focused on her schoolwork. >>> and a real-life superhero, hugh jackman jumps into action to save his son. superhero, hugh jackman jumps into action to save his son. i accept i'm not 22. i accept i do a shorter set these days.

hicks really started the light things up first off with this three pointer he ended up with fifteen in the second half alone the tigers pulled away late miss k mix again. tigers won the first ever state game forty eight forty one onto the next round five a five a hampton against albemarle for the travers j lynn raye with at three he had thirty one points tonight he's a great player all seven of the player marquis scott win but this was the twins' only points of the game that's not a good sign for the travers mathias came for the last two times and hit buzzer beaters for the win for the crab was put up a jumper here they were trailing by nine at halftime the albemarle floater that was good the travers however even though ray comes up with another one here end up falling sixty five to fifty four through four day late and against william byrd this afternoon. c'mon take tyler with this move off class that was good then we got them on take tyler from the corner on guarded with the three now high pressure defense played by the titans made the difference to date reviews smith with the steel a

i am joyce hicks, director of the office of citizen complaints. in addition this evening here from our office is senior investigator edward mcmahan i thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints, also known as the occ the occ is the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement agency in the united states, only surpassed in size by new york and chicago. both the may, 2015 final report of president obama's task force on 21st century policing and the march 14 report from the united states department of justice acknowledge the importance of independent oversight of law enforcement and community policing. briefly, the history of the occ is that it was created by a san francisco board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment that was adopted by the voters in 19 82 and became fully operational in 1983, so that makes us 34 years old. the occ was originally an office in the san francisco police department but the occ was later placed under the direct supervision separate from the police de

spokesperson for the campaign hope hicks said mr. lewandowski is innocent of this charge and will enter a plea of not guilty and looks forward to his day in court. he's completely confident he will be exonerated. we will have a legal view regarding whether the charges will stick, go to court, be pled. what will happen and then of course there is the political fallout, too. >>> up next, back to the actual race, the race, you know, something big is about to happen, whenever single one of the presidential candidates for both parties shows up in one place. get ready for more fireworks. we are live in wisconsin next. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hype

so any other questions for director hicks? so director hicks the tack way no violation found and no recommendations at this time >> that's correct commissioner president loftus and does that conclude our report. >> yes. that concludes my report. >> sergeant, next item. >> item 3 c and commission president report property reforms sent to the mayor testimony before the blue ribbon panel and schedule for use of force draft policies and commissioner report. >> colleagues i'll start off you should have the letter that the commission sent to the mayor this wraps up a number of months of informal and formal meeting listening to community meetings a number were run by the young people to the safety initiate and got look good february on some specific reforms as well as the direction around the deesclation creating distance that letter reflect our priorities and discussion as well as i should have noted the language assess we included other pieces not directly reflective of the commission work but raised one example of that was commiss

douglas hicks is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. he was arrested after a man was stabbed at the mirage nightclub. the victim is 28-year-old derek etheridge. he was taken to the hospital for injuries to his torso and his waist. >>> at davidson county man is charged with sex crimes against someone is being held in the million bond. 23-year-old martize smith was arrested. according to the warrant, he paid a 14-year-old girl for sex. >>> you may have heard of retail therapy, but what about retail madness? coming up we tell you what has customers marching to their favorite stores this month. >>> also, does daylight saving time have you dragon? if so, you may want to partake in national napping day. y'righthadeto get're ilpe work long leres aewncomo th thha oxeovidlivi wagr in p f. rnrs.i apustoth mpocalu ny oocte maess. mas coe ball chcleris anher pe of madneoing tt ould terest allusor in s ththfil ou want tconsidthonreil t end of mwalker orri esallystocg yoeexter gtoe ckof . t re 4 to0%of cthindd, so y l e faurs makingay wit. t go mea y

colleagues. >> okay. >> thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome. >> president's report. >> thank you commissioner president loftus. >> sergeant, next line item. >> item 3 c commission report and commissioners prortd and commissioners report. >> colleagues he mentioned briefly last week that commissioner vice president turman and i attend a followup meeting in the tenderloin you, you recall we say had the merging an january 20th but there was significant public debate at that time, about another incident and not the concerns of general community a young woman came up and talked about the difficulty taking her daughters to school with the drug dealing in the plaza and made a plea for us to help her commissioner vice president turman and i went out and had a meeting are a with a small group of neighbors and talk about that what was going on so i wanted to make you aware there was follow-up there will be additional follow-up the captain is working with the assistant district attorney assigned to the tenderloin to identify if there are particular bad actors there would be identifying

carolina, isaiah hicks, with the big jam. they win 88-seven 46789 only number one seed left in the tournament. remember, carolina beatville know of last time they met in the final four, seven years ago. >>> jim boeheim syracuse squad was not even supposed to make the tournament but they made a improbable run. they erased a 16-point deficit. now, richardson the with the difference. syracuse shocked virginia 68-52. the orange, first team ever to make the final four, to play north carolina. this saturday. >>> you can call it the a mismatch. sixers and their 64 losses a begins warriors with 65 wins. they have the best record in nba history after 27 games. sixers in the bay off area taking on steph curry and company. ish smith is not intimidated. sixers had an early lead. they were up, by five in the first. it didn't lad. curry had his say. and, maybe they were so focused on curry, they forgot about clay thompson who had 40. sixers fall 117-105. they have lost ninth street, 22 of their last 23. >>> do you recognize this first base

. >> good evening chief and director joyce hicks and public i'll try to be brief we have presentations quick update we did suffer a double homicide over the weekend on twin peaks early hours of sunday morning and investoigatos had the benefit of very good leads and good partnership are the richmond police department we made an arrest warrant the individual was charged we believe responsible for the two homicides to very, very sad event but great regional cooperation police work and good work ambassador i sdwoodistrict attorney's office so that person is not at large as far as milestone my comments last week the department has been working with stakeholder to update the policies and procedures. >> limited english proficiency are coordinated with our jamie and marion from the back destructible in helping us k340e7d from representative from the occ and the assault and do know ding /* domestic violence advocates and the commission commissioner melara one 3 department blunder the department is lack of foundation assess serves attire limited english one department of translation and document

brandy hicks, los angeles. >>> that's it for live on 5. >> danita it is all yours. >>> polling stayings across the state were busy as last minute voters cast their ballots. >>> after losing their home to a fire residents have been fighting for rent money back. new developments as we start at six starts in two minutes. tonight's news brought to you by elk and elk. serious lawyers for serious injuries. call 1800 elk ohio. >>> newschannel 5 at six brought to you by mr. hero. get a 7-inch deal for 5.75. always on your side, newschannel 5 starts now. >> there is less than two hours left in the battle for the buckeye state. it is a show-down between ohio's governor and the billionaire businessman. >> kaisch can't make america great. can do it. >> this country is not about us tearing one another down. >> the gop is taking on a kaisch win, not only to halt's donald trump's momentum. >> hundreds of delegates at state that john kasich is

will stand by the nomination or might if he hillary clinton wins, pull the nomination and let per hick? >> the president will stand by the nominee unbelievably qualified and decent man would comes to this nomination with more federal court experience than any nominee before him. he led our effort into the investigation and prosecution of oklahoma city bombing and the unabomber and as you have seen an extraordinarily decent man. we will stand by him from now until he is confirmed and sitting on the supreme court. >> through the end of the president's term. >> correct. >> thank you. thanks for coming in today. always if to talk with you. >> next we bring if our sunday group to discuss the nomination of merrick garland and what would you like to ask about the supreme court battle go to facebook or twitter. we could use your question on the air. clear your body and your diabetes change over time. your treatment plan may too. know your options. once-daily toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly to provide consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours.

season five winner "taylor hicks" is having a afternoon at wesley chapel nissan. it's from four to six. there will also be drinks. and the first one hundred people will get free tickets to taylor's concert, tonight. the concert is at the "fraternal order of police park" in land o' lakes. ((//2shot)) toss to dave... 3 3 3 3 3 toss to shayla.... 3 3 ((walter developing this morning: a scary warning about drugs in the bay area... one of them is killing people in startling numbers... right now. and making things worse... it's *legal. 3 ((vanessa and you thought *politics was a slugfest... look what happened on an airplane! the fists... were *flying! 3 ((walter and... forget pay raises and vacation issues... the number one on-the-job complaint... is something totally different. how the boss can help... all those sleepy workers. 3 3 ((walter)) 3 its now 5:__ thanks for joining us. i'm walter allen((vanessa)) and i'm vanessa ruffes, in for jen epstein. we'll get to the weather and traffic in a moment, but first, a developing story out of hernando county. 3 (vanessa deput

william hicks was one of three police recruits attending the event. to get him out of the vehicle before the continue to slide in. all three had already been identified by the police department as promising members of the economy class. the biggest thing for me it to save someone. it is been 11 weeks before hicks can put on a badge and a gun. the chief says he already knows. lots to like about the weather. this is a perfect central florida weather. eric: tomorrow, it is our real last dry day. this is what we have for you. maybe you are wanting to go for an afternoon job. 75 degrees current temperature. nice, light breeze out of the site east. -- southeast. 69 for as daytona beach. take a look at the satellite in the radar. that will continue past sunset. we continue on down from there. you' flower festival, it really looks great. no rainfall. re heading on now, we have the atlas five launch schedule this evening five minutes after 11:00. 30 minute launch window. 90% chance of good weather. we have been watching a few of be something to adjust that lau

raleigh police arrested this man, douglas hicks early this morning and charged him with stabbing a man at a raleigh nightclub. street in the warehouse district. derek ethridge suffered injuries to his torso and wrists. he is expected to be ok. heather: and accused ambulance fee is behind bars and charlotte tonight. security cameras caught a woman getting behind the wheel of the ambulance. police were able to track its location with the onboard gps. she is charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and trespassing. joel: a brush fire the got out of hand is no longer threatening homes tonight. you can see the smoke. fire crews battle the flames near hope mills. a bar burned but it did not damage any houses. firefighters arriving tonight to determine the cause. heather: it has been 10 years since the party that led to the duke lacrosse scandal. crystal mangam accused members the accusation was fake. ian -- espn was back in the case tonight. it's called "fantastic lies." joel: terror attacks on two new weapon in the fight against the zika virus. and look outside the news center on this sunday

from bedford syvesant, new rk, please welcome beth hicks. [cheers d applause] hibeth. how you doing? great. >> welcome.

isaiah hicks, 15 rebounds off the bench. pinson and bryce johnson brings it down. this was a close game early. demetrius jackson 43. marcus paige, 4 for 7 and joel berry at the was her. at the buzzer. the fun would continue into the second. hicks with the big throwdown and look at this, marcus paige rejecting and alley-oop attempt. it was going right for the tar heels and horribly wrong for notre dame. bryce johnson, yet another shot. >> overall, the defense has been improving. this is a perfect example of how good you can be defensively. this is a top 10 offense team in the country. if we play defense today, nobody can beat us. we -- and if we continue that, no team can handle us. >> this was the best win of the year. the magnitude of the game was pretty big area i think it was the best win. other than the duke win. >> the tar heels move on to their fifth acc tournament final in six years. they have not won any of them. her last title was in 2008 in with this will be the third shot for the senior class. bryce johnson and marcus paige want to get it done. anthony:

in raleigh douglas hicks is charged with stabbing a man at a night club saturday. police made the arrest outside the mirage nightclub. derrick ethridge suffered injuries and he was tape to i can wake -- wakemed. parents lined up outside it community center. this is the first to sign up for this site is one of a few where parents can sign up on a first first-come, first-served basis. they fill up in the first few hours. overseas with 20 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider amber: we are back. an investigation unway to determine what caused a passenger train to derail in kansas. 128 passengers and 14 crew members were on amtrak southwest of dodge, ka

everyday hicks thought into that leg he lost in the war. it preyed on him. according to one of his friends he had no choice but to blow out his brains because he didn't want to live the rest of his life as another veteran who severely beaten his child to take out some of his frustrations stood in front of the mirror and put a revolver to his temple and fired. he had businesses fail economically with debt and his life on a drug overdose. these are extreme responses. i think they give us some sense of level of depth and despair and veterans are facing. i don't think it's a coincidence that historians are looking at darker issues of the american civil war. particularly because of what our own service men and women are facing now as they return home from iraq and afghanistan. those of you like to read about civil war will see quite a bit of literature on those who lost limbs and those who ended up in mental institutions or homeless or abused drugs or alcohol. because they didn't find ways to adjust back. it's very easy for historians when they write the narrativ

kevin hicks lives at connolly station and says he never saw any signs of a brothel. but he'll be paying closer attention now. >> : more aware of our neighbors and what's going on around now, uh, you know, the last two days since i heard about this incident, i've been looking at everybody. >> phillipe :five victims were located at the various locations searched throughout the bay area. and, police say they were all taken to a women against rape center for help. all while neighbors in dublin scratch their heads as to how this could happen so close to home. >> : talked to some of the neighbors, they're all shocked too. it's just something we weren't expecting. >> phillipe :in dublin, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki : in the south bay a high speed chase - ends up with three arrests including a d-u-i. officers in morgan hill attempted to pull over a reported stolen vehicle when the driver failed to stop and led them on a short chase. three people inside the car were arrested for multiple charges including auto theft, d-u-i, and possession of narcotics. the drive

barbara: this man douglas hicks is charged with stabbing a man at a raleigh nightclub saturday. it was made on northwest treat in the warehouse district. within pan man suffered injuries. a protest planned in durham today against a new police headquarters. the city council approved the plans last month. begin later it year but toes attending the rally say the money should go toward jobs, healthcare, affordable housing and other commutes feeds feelicious parents taking one for the team starting lining up midnight last night to be the first ones to sign up their kids for before and after school paralysis. this is one where parents can sign up on first come first served basis. they typically fill up in the first few hours. barbara: developing story overseas. john: two page -- major barbara: plan to if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people,