i'm bill hodges. oh, hello, mr. hodges. i've been expecting you. won't you come into my office? oh, thank you. mr. post, i heard about your setup here with your office and a stall for the horse. i'd, uh, i'd like you to design something similar for me. oh, do you own a horse? no, no, an elephant. elephant? (laughing) that's quite an unusual pet. oh, margie isn't a pet. she's my partner. we're in show business, and i want to build her the most beautiful barn in the world. well, you must be very fond of her. well, you own a horse, mr. post. you must know the feeling you have when an animal is faithful, dependable, and trustworthy. some animals are like that, yes. well, margie deserves the best. she's the whole act. i wouldn't have gotten anywhere without her in show business. i can actually say it's her money. (laughing) well, must be wonderful to have an animal that does something besides eat. i wonder if you could draw me up a few sketches. now, i have a few ideas of my own. for instance, elephant-- well, let me show you. now, elephants like to hose themselves, and i think she s

sam hodges says he's working with state police over the missing money. according to court documents, there were several inconsistencies -- like membership dues not applied to members' accounts, cash withdrawn from the club's debit card, and little or no cash deposited in snack bar records. state police linked thompson and clark via their involvement in day-to-day finances and are looking into their bank accounts going back to january 2015. hodges' wouldn't say how much money is missing ... and says they're focused on moving on. sam hodges/preside nt of board of directors bedford country club "as far as the country club goes were fine ... financially were fine were doing some renovations in the spring looking forward a great pool and golf season this upcoming spring and summer." according to the commonwealth's attorney, thompson and clark have not been charged. he is currently waiting for state police to complete their investigation. we also tried to reach the couple addresses listed in these search warrants .... but we were told they've moved. in the stu

the victim was outside his cab on hodge creek drive. gloria rodriguez is live at the wake county justice center. gloria: he's due in court today currently in custody at the wake county detention center. here is the latest on the case. new this morning major earl connection with the murder of jose nicholas dimension guest -- dominguez. dispatchers received this 911 call just before 1:30 yesterday morning. officers found dominguez's body at the hodges creek apartments in raleigh. this person works there where dominguez works. questions about what happened to their friend that they describe as charismatic. happy and always friendly. dominguez was 55 years old. gloria: police believe there are multiple suspects that fled in a white car. coming up at 6:00 we will tell you exactly what the court arrest. live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: the first votes cast in the new hampshire primary, and john kasich and bernie sanders are coming out on top. dixville is one of a handful of places that opened and all nine vo

this is on hodge creek drive off old wake forest road. right now there are police officers out here investigating. the shooting was reported at saying much about what happened here but a police officer told our photographer that there was a body in the parking lot. police roped off the crime scene as they investigated and that investigation continues. the police department did say they have not made any arrests and they are following up leads. hopefully we will learn more later on this morning. we will stay here and bring you the latest. live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: a driver had to be without from her car after this crash. she was going around the curve on sawmill road and drove into that tree. the tree kept it from going down into a creek but she had to be cut her out. also new a family of three forced to leave their home by fire just before midnight on charles street. was put out but. john: governor mccrory recovering after a car crash after leaving super bowl 50. his car was hit from behind and to

hodges insists he will give it away if the law passes. >> i won't be giving it away unless it's legal for me to do so. >> reporter: in one week, million people have viewed his video and 40 supporters have signed up. in san jose, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> here's how it would work. hodges plan to distribute certificates in san jose next friday, to people who contribute or sign up. >>> on the campaign 2016, tonight donald trump is threatening to sue another presidential candidate. trump tweeted if ted cruz doesn't clean up his act and stop doing negative ads, he has standing to sue cruz for not being a natural-born citizen. cruz was born to an american mother in canada. trump says he's not eligible to run for president. >> i'm going to take your house eminent domain. >> yeah, trump is angry about tv ads like this one running in south carolina ahead of next week's primary. >> there's more than a little irony in donald accusing anybody of being nasty, given the amazing torrent and insults and obscenities out of his mouth. >> trump hold a big lead in south carolina. cbs news hosts a republica

hodge says she's praying for the family and her community. i spoke to waterloo firefighters earlier today and they said battling bittlerly cold temperatures causes issues when they're responding to these calls they have to make sure their hoses don't freeze, which takes time away from fighting the actual fire. we've got you covered -- olivia mancino -- kwwl news. thanks olivia. authorities say the fire does not appear to be suspicious -- but the cause remains under investigation. of private school students -- being held in concrete isolation boxes. six former midwest academy students in keokuk say they dreaded the cell- like rooms -- and they were forced to hear recordings of other students screaming. the f-b-i and state are investigating claims of abuse at the academy -- which was closed last month. students claim they yelled, banged their heads and even mutilated themseleves to get out. others even attempted suicide. we reached out to the academy owner and have not heard back. parents say they're concerned about transportation cuts in the i

i'm in front of the hodges creek apartments where the shooting this is on hodges creek drive off old wake forest road and behind me police have blocked off a portion of the street as they investigate. the shooting feels reported at -- was reported at about 1:20 this morning. the police department is not telling us much of what happened with you a police officer told our photograph are there was a body in the parking lot. police roped off the cream scene as they investigate -- crime scene and they are continuing the investigation right now and police told me they have not made any arrests. they didn't give us any information on the suspect's description but they are following up on leads. we will stay here and bring you know it. live in raleigh, gloria news. john: thank you, gloria. barbara: it was not the outcome carolina fans hoped for the denver broncos winning super john: the broncos were too much. cam newton was sacked seven times by denver's aggressive defense and carolina had two fumbles that led to denver's two touchdowns. a not so happy cam newton faced the media. >> they mad

gladys hodges. oh, so that explains this aristotle. you know, you and this lie detector started the whole thing. wilbur, you've got a very unhappy wife. that she was the only woman in your life, that you love only her. okay. (door closes) oh, honey, don't worry about gladys hodges. i didn't want to marry brains. i wanted you. w... what i mean is brains don't make a marriage. honey, when i married you, i knew what i was getting. -village idiot. -vi... no. no. i love nobody but you. wilbur, admit it. you haven't forgotten gladys. there are still some warm memories. well, if they're warm, it's because you're sitting on them. (laughs) aw, sweetie, look, i never got close enough to gladys -to fog her glasses. -really? sure, who wants a girl like that? she's got spindly legs. does she really have spindly legs? toothpicks. come on, sweetie, i'm going to take you out tonight, white tie. we're going to go dancing, nightclubbing, the works. -okay? -okay. we'll take aristotle with us. we'll have a ball. (ed's voice) they haven't made the stable t

lacharles "boogie" hodges also in court . his role in the conspiracy was to sell crack cocaine on the corner of elm avenue and fillmore street. documents allege hodges and others also distrubted to other dealers in the area. a vast network that investigators put together using confessions from other co-conspirators. but the true light on the case comes from the plea deal by norman stephenson. in those documents, its revealed that he paid lookouts in cocaine to watch for police. he kept a pistol nearby by to protect quote" his block." now a month after the last round of arrests, neighbors said its night and day. the once highly trafficked street, now just like another road in portsmouth. but not normal enough to have lacharles hodges, charles battle, and number of other named conspirators will be back in court later this month. matt gregory 10 on your side. now to a follow up on a story we've been covering for months. the family of a woman killed by virginia beach police want the federal government to get involved in the case.

. >> that inmate, convicted killer henry hodges, requires a team of five correctional officers to escortth row inmate was a harsh reality check for me. >> officer robert moseley was one of hodges' victims. >> got medical on unit. took the pipe flap down, went to apply hans cuffs, i got distracted. as i was applying the handcuffs he grabbed my arm real quick and pulled it in and ran a razor blade down my arm. i didn't know what happened until i pulled my arm out and saw the injury. >> moseley's slashed arm required 59 stitches. and the scar isn't only physical. >> the psychological effect never goes away. i think you learn to adjust to it. but you can't take this job for granted. these guys are not here but for the right reasons, and the reality of it every day is there. keep your eyes on the inmates at all time. don't ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing to lose if they were to injury you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. ironically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes ou

. >> chris hodges and heirlooms archaeologist. he spends his free time locating the rightful owners to lost treasures and family memorabilia that either been found by him or others. >> we have to find them across various channels, we have found them before at antique stores, we find that there are shops. we do have people that do reach out to last becks this item is turns out is a family photograph all of them found in the hillcrest area of san diego. it's a relic from the late 18 hundreds. through research, hodge discovered that the album belongs to the green family of >> one of the photographs that we sent to you, this one where it says dad 1908, we typically will look at uniforms. originally we thought this was a police uniform and in the last week of research we have learned that it was actually a military uniform from 1902. >> the album is a minute condition and contain several generations of family photographs. each photos labeled with the name and the year it was taken. >> we do it simply for the fact that we would love tha

corey dean hodges was arrested and charged last night police say hodges is a former employee at vaughan-bassett. business had to be put on hold yesterday after hodges allegedly broke into the plant and vandalized their finishing room. the company president tells us the finishing room is closed again today and tomorrow. the closure is impacting the majority of the plant's seven-hundred employees. new at noon: walking to create change. danville regional medical center's ceo is hoping to bring people together with a community walk tomorrow. ceo alan larson spoke to the media this morning about his concern for a healthy and safe community. during his 6 months here, more than 25 gunshot and stabbing victims have come into the emergency room. larson says the hospital is hosting the walk in hopes it will become a cataylst for change. alan larson, ceo drmc, "because we do care about the health of the community it's often more is to this is a chance you may have concerns and come up with ideas. " larson hopes to make this a weekly thing. to participate join the group at the main enterance of the hospita

his former supporters appear friendlier to the clinton campaign this time including ex-governor jim hodges---a former obama national co-chair who's helping guide her ssond effort here to become the first woman in the white house. i don't think she's going to take any demographic group or any vote for granted. we're knocking on doors, we are doing outreach in churches and moving around every corner of the state. bill will be here tomorrow. chelsea clinton is coming and dodog rock hill and spartanburg and clemson president clinton will be back later and hillary clinton will be here as well. i don't think there's any particular area. i just think we need to make sure that people get the message and we maximize our turnout. that really is what it's all about. like othehe in the clinton campaign, hodges repeatedly refers to iowa as a win----brushing past the extremely narrow nature of that win. sanders in our interview with him two weeks ago with black voters in south carolina. there's still the nevada vote before south carolina---but clinton has to make a statement in this state and in the sou

sot dave hodges transition"into illegal regulated market. " >> reporter:over the next few months hodgesects to give away up to 10,000 pounds of pot using three programs: weed for donations, weed 4 signatures and weed4voters. all designed to promote awareness of the various initiatives likely headed for the ballot this fall. >> britteny: unsettled weather saturday sunday more sunshine will return and also warmer temperatures and combination three things to know tracking and are showers clearing up tonight in clouds will remain winter weather advisory in effect till 8:00 p.m. tonight and try and warming up temperatures the past couple days closed average and low 60s high fifties now warming back to the mid-60s and the storm trecker few scattered showers had conquered of the world's have cleared out and still come down few more raindrops on camera you can see the most roadways are dry. friday night plans most lingering showers and east of our area. it's the coming down in lake tahoe cera and that's why we have winter weather advisory till 8:00 p.m. snow-covered rounds and the be very caref

rex hodge joins us live in the western news center. you listened to call, rex, what did you hear? >> rex: the 911 call shows a desperate attempt to revive kyler presnell. according to an early medical report, he died of blunt force trauma. friends and family gathered to mourn the death of 17-month-old the colemans raised kyler's they asked the colemans to look after kyler. the 911 call came in from a woman in the home. >> i got a 17-month-old not breathing. >> how do you know he's not breathing? >> he's blue. >> rex: a 911 operator constructing her. as compressions continue, the 911 asks for details. first responders got to the home in just under 12 minutes but were unable to revive kyler. preliminary autopsy results indicate kyler died from blunt force trauma to his head. sheriff greg christopher said anyone who has been in contact with kyler is being interviewed. kyler's grandmother awaits answers. >> i want to say thank you to detectives here. >> rex: it could be several weeks before the final autopsy report is in. so far there are no charges in this case. reporting live tonigh

rex hodge has an update on his condition and the actions a neighbor took right after the gun fired. >> rex: it was a normal saturday afternoon, paul was working on the roof of his trailer when he heard the commotion across the road. i ran in there and he was on the kitchen floor, a pool of blood behind his head. >> rex: 14-year-old christopher cowart had accidentally shot himself. first responders arrived and cowart was flown to mission hospital. his father saysys christopher has swelling on his brain and the next few hours will be critical. three boys were in the house, including one of his friends who called 911 for help. >> we need help. >> rex: they thought the gun was unloaded. >> for some reason there was >> rex: robert says he and his older son were out of the house. >> i would say no more than 10 minutes and it turns out she went to get a gallon of milk. that short of time, the tragedy happened. it makes you wonder. >> rex: the case remains under investigation. no charges have been filed. >> right now we're giving the family their time to take care of their son. >> this gun lo

former south carolina governor jim hodges tells me hillary clinton is in great shape for the upcoming primary. over the next 2 weeks he says clinton will make her way through heavily democratic areas- specifically in the eastern parts of the state. hodges says clinton has always been a strong voice for african- americans, average working families and women and children. the latest nbc poll shows clinton with double the support of sanders in south carolina. hodges tells me clinton not only presents ideas she implements them- he says that is why voters will chose her over sanders. "she has been a strong voice, she's been a fighter for average working families here in south carolina. she's been terrific on issues of particular sensitivities in the african american community and i thinkost importantly she has a long history here, well over 30 years where she's working for children's rights reconciliation, she's done. clinton will host a town hall meeting in denmark tomorrow afternoon at 3. she will discuss the disparities facing south carolinians and communities of color at denmark- olar

hodge says she's praying for the that was olivia mancino reporting... authorities say the fire doesesnot appear to be suspicious -- but the cause remains under investigation today... the f-b-i is investigating claimsof young students being held in concrete isolation boxes... six former midwest academy students in keokuk say they dreaded the cell- like rooms -- and were forced to hear recordings of other students screaming. the f-b-i and state are investigating claims of abuse at that academy. we reached out to the owner and have not heard back. this weekend -- our nation lost one of the most influential supreme court justices. justice scalia was found dead on saturday morning while on a trip in south texas... authorities believe the 79 year old died in his sleep of natural causes.. he became the first italian- american justice in u-s supreme 1986 by ronald reagan... he was known for being one of the court's most outspoken conservatives. he had been married for 56 years - and leaves behind nine children... again, scalia was 79 years old. and in his honor

. >> darcel: rex hodge is live. rex, tell us about the pros and cons. >> rex: well you know the roads can still be tricky out here. but the dot doing a good job on the main roads. like the smoky mountain expressway. some businesses up here and towns like maggie valley, they revenue. another snow day for kids to enjoy. snow on the slopes of cataloochee means attracting skiers and snow boarders. >> i saw it was snowing up here and said let's go take a day trip. >> going to make a profit by the end of the season? >> we'll be all right. anytime we get snow it energizes the guest. it's great to see the scenery out there. >> if cataloochee doesn't have them, we don't have them. we were absolutely devastated during the school break, during christmas and new year's. we have spring weather. >> rex: the snow is fueling mcilroy oil plans to catch up. >> i think the warm days made them forget about winter. now they're out and wanting it like that. >> conditions are great. >> rex: remains a matter of perspective. >> everybody co

rex hodge is live from maggie valley. how bad is the damage? >> strong winds snapped one of these tall pines and it fell. the heavy tree cut through the roof and damaged her car inside. she said the storm rumbled through about 7:00 this morning, sounding very much like a train coming through. >> i have never heard a noise like that. from w what people describe, the whole building over here shook. i knew something was different. >> she lives here with her daughter. of the other residents who live in the small community she has insurance and has contact the carrier to assess the damage to her car. assessors have been looking at the damage and putting reports together. coming up at 12:30, we'll tell you what else was inside the garage where jane parks her car.car. >> a large pine tree comes crashing to a candler home. no one was hurt but the home has significant damage. limbs punctured holes on the roof and on the side of the house. strong winds brought the tree down. the homeowner said there is evidence lightning may have played a role. >> i don'

dave hodges is promising a free gram of pot to anyone willing to sign up for the initiatives he supports. and for those who donate money to the cause... they can get even more marijuana. however, some voters say they're not too keen on the giveaway. (( "it's kind of like a bribe.. to get people to get his vote." "i would make my own opinion regardless of whether i was going to be rewarded one way or another." "if he's doing something like that, sounds like he's breaking the law." )) ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) hodges maintains that he will only give away free weed .. if the vote passes... making it legal. more than 10- thousand pounds of pot if the campaign is successful. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the mob museum is certainly an untraditional way to spent valentine's day.. how you can check it out for free.. and the new display that's a first in nearly a century./// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > love is in the air this valentine's day weekend.. and the clark county clerk's office has been busy.. with hundreds of couples are tying the

news 13's rex hodge is live at the haywood county sheriff's office. rex, where does the investigation stand? >> rex: it's in the hands of the sbi right now. the name of the female inmate is not being released to the public at this juncture but the sbi is confirming that it is looking in to the allegation. anita moore is just hearing about the alleged sexual misconduct about a haywood female inmate. >> i'm surprised. i think they're supposed to be role models and in authority so they should definitely know better. >> rex: an investigation is underway. >> sheriff christopher and our district attorney, the sbi was asked to investigate. >> rex: the sbi confirms in early january it started looking in to al allegations of inappropriate behavior by jonathan jones. >> maybe allegations falsely or if it's true, then i hope he gets what he deserves, too. >> rex: the sbi hopes to complete its investigation soon and turn over findings to the district attorney's office. anita moore knows no charges have been filed. in general, she says, people in these types of jo

. >> rex: i'm rex hodge, some of the concerns residents are having. >> tammy: the iowa caucus is over. how they're preparing for the next step to the white house. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. season, a mountain baseball team takes a huge loss. >> frank: the sheriff's department is investigating a break-in and larceny that leaves players at chase high school in shock. >> tammy: john, they're blindsided after their locker room became a crime scene. >> john: baseball season just a couple of weeks away, so crime is the last thing they expected on their home turf. it's been said there's no crying in baseball. but when there's foul play outside the lines, emotions run high. >> they're hurt that someone would do that. >> john: at chase high school, principal kevin bradley says the team is incensed. >> lots of high end composite bats. game balls, practice balls. >> john: he says between $3,000 and $4,000 worth of equipment but the monetary value just scratches the surface. some players lost something they can't buy. >> you can imagine the team is

. >> darcel: news 13's rex hodge is live in maggie valley. rex, you've seen several trees that have fallen. >> rex: right. here in maggie valley, one of those tall pines fell on a >> it was a terrible noise. >> rex: it was a morning wind with a bite. >> tree toppled in to the garage, on top of my car. >> rex: jane lives in a small community in maggie valley. the wind came racing along jonathan creek, snapping tree branches and literally cutting down a tall pine. >> what they tell me is it bent over the roof, cracked the roof and then it just fell. >> sound like a train coming out of maggie valley. the trees leaned over and boom, right on top of us. i don't think it was a tornado. just a big band of wind coming from the west. >> rex: the tree smashes through the garage roof. >> my car was the only one in the neighborhood parked inside to protect it and it' the only one that got hurt. >> damaged? >> yeah. >> rex: prompted her to place the garage for safe keeping. but she's keeping everything in perspective. appreciative no one was hurt. in cher

that is governor jim hodges.mer governor hodges is the one that passed the lottery scholarships that allowed so many kids across the state to attend schools at a lower cost. we can thank him for that. can thank him for pushing public education. i saw.what that was south carolina becoming more and more conservative, and more more republican. that is what is important about this weekend. when you go vote. we have an opportunity to put ot forward, as democrats, to nominate someone republicans on the in november. let me tell you what happens when you get the governor the keys to the governor's mansion, the state house, and state senate. your roads fall apart. don'tid -- they expand medicaid. it goes unfunded. in schools left behind rural parts of the state. you see folks who need voices go without them because it is not about the people, it is about the interest, the business interest, the corporate interests. that is what we have to fight -- why we have to fight, beginning this weekend, nominating hillary clinton to

likely at different locations across north carolina, rex hodge, news 13. director is presenting options today. among those options, change the zoning requirements that would allow more people to build and live. those homes are less than 800 square feet. asheville's tiny home manufacturer says this could solve an issue. >> now the biggest hold up is land. that's why today's meeting with the city council is important for the tiny house movement because it could suddenly make it not only pieces of land available but also a way to find those pieces of land. >> frank: changes to the minimum lot size requirements in the city that prevent many tiny homes from going in. >> tammy: let's head over to the on time traffic center. >> jaclyn: therr is a jackknifed truck. crews are heading there now to clear the state. chimney rock road between the i-26 overpass and sugar loaf road. this wreck is in the clearing stages. if you are heading out towards tunnel road soon, get ready for some delays. traffic is very heavy in governor's road. that's a look at your on time traff

. >> frank: news 13's rex hodge is live in waynesville. rex, his family is part of this massive search. >> rex: yes, family members have left haywood county to join scores of searchers looking for turner in south carolina. people like carol chambers have lived on dutch cove road in canton for years. she says scott turner and his wife are good neighbors. she's heard he's been missing. last spotted at his work place mid morning on monday. touch with him since monday. according to oconnee county emergency services, family members found his pick-up truck in the cherry hill, big bend area. family and searchers began looking for turner at first light tuesday. it includes k-9, helicopters. deputies are asking for the public's help in finding scott turner. >> from what i hear they are really nice folks. hopefully he's okay. >> rex: turner is 37 years old, blonde hair and blue eyes. he was driving a black 1987 toyota pick-up like this one. in a statement, a family representative asks for respect for the family's privacy at this difficult time. >> h

wednesday: clouds west, more sun sam hodges/preside nt of board of directors bedford country club: "it was bound to come out eventually that's all i can say at this point and time." now at six ... embezzlement allegations at the bedford country club. why state police are investigating a former p-g-a professional and his girlfriend. plus ... day two of the ashley white trial and still no jury. why the selection process is taking longer than expected.

captain james cox tell us cory hodges a former employee is charged with breaking and entering and felony destruction hodges broke into that planted put black sunshine their finishput black sunshine their finishing tubs that means the furniture would have black mixed in the color. >>> the i rs has hit a snag with refunds -- the refunds, what you want. how the software failure will affect you. >>> looking at seasonal conditions this weekend and then a cold snap. details ahead. >>> plus the final stretch. >> bam, bam! >> rachael: it's our super bowl recipe playoff show, with the emeril, there is only you can count on. >> mark: more gloomy>> mark: more gloominess, but it is going to get better. >> will: it is going to get better. temperatures not too bad dan dap i didn't have to throw on my coat, gloves. >> will: you won't like in particular one. >> danner: i love winter. i would like to put that out there. i love the seasons. >> mark: i like the seasons but i am not sure if i like when it is 20 degrees. will then you might not like the seven-day. >> mark: it's okay, but i like you. >> will:

. >> larry: rex hodge is live for us. what's on the to-do list in weather like this, rex? >> rex: aaa advises that you keep at least a half tank of gas with you and also a charged cell phone. also of course plenty of hats, gloves, blankets and any needed medications as well. that's a good idea they say, also. to stay warm at home, people are filling their heating tanks up with oil. mc illroy oil has seen a flurry come in. they tell me many folks put off but now with back orders, they say they'll work overtime to accommodate customers. >> we're going to try to run after 5. i may have to run a couple on the weekend to get caught up. >> rex: bruce meyers says cheaper oil prices are contributing to demand now. he says this is one of the busiest winters he's seen in 20 years. back out live you can see it's snowing. light snow beginning to accumulate a little bit on the cutta cutta away here. secondary roads still have snow on them. still some tricky situations out there. now one other piece of advice from aaa they say with this cold weather out there, if you're in a position to

the victim was outside his cab on hodge creek driver. gloria rodriguez is live at the wake county justice center where major earl edwards will appear alert today. gloria: court records show that he is being held without bond. we also found out he has an extensive police record that includes charges of possession of narcotics, breaking and entering and assault. new this morning major earl edwards jr. charged in connection with the murder of jose nicholas dominguez. creek apartments in raleigh. this man works where dominguez worked. he ss. his friends have questions about what happened that they describe as charismatic, happy and always friendly. dominguez was 55 years old. >> why? that's the question. why? gloria: police believe there was more than within suspect involved and they fled in a white car. if you have any information you are asked to contact the raleigh police department. live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: the first votes have been cast in the new hampshire bernie sanders are on top. dixville n

. >> larry: rex hodge joins us. what happened out there, rex? >> rex: i'm here at riverside village in maggie valley. strong wind knocked down one of these pine trees and fell in to the roof. the heavy tree cut right through the roof and damaged her car. she says the storm raced through maggie valley about 7 this morning with a sound she compares to a train. that. i've never been through a tornado. but the way people describe it, the whole building shook. it was different. >> rex: belick lives here with her daughter. she says none of the other residents here were injured. and that's also the case in cherokee, where trees fell on mobile homes and in one case, four trees fell on to a house knocking out power there. back here in maggie valley, jane belick says she does have some insurance. assessors were here today filling out reports. as soon as the weather clears, some clean up here will begin. rex hodge, news 13. >> larry: there's more storm damage in other parts of the mountains. at one point nearly 12,000 people were without power. >> darcel:

this is located on hodges creek road off old wake forest road. you can see that police officers are behind me and they have blocked off a section of the road. that continues to be the case as the investigation continues this morning. it was reported at 1:20. a police officer on the scene told our photograph there was a body in the parking lot. police roped off the crime scene as they investigated. police did tell me they have not made any arrests but they are following up on some leads. we will stay out here and bring you the latest. live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: a driver will to be cut from a car after a crash in raleigh. she was going around the curve and drove straight into that tree. it kept the car from going down rescue crews will to cut the passenger's side door to free her. a family of three is forced to leave their home by fire just before played night on charles street. it was put out quickly and no word on what caused t. >> governor mccrory recovering after a car crash less than an hour after leavi

news 13's rex hodge looks in to why it may be a tough sell in tonight's reality check. >> rex: some in cherokee see marijuana, even personal use, consistent with nature. >> it's plants. i think it would be a good thing. >> rex: they say it helps calm the nerves. not everyone feels the same. tribal leadership recently voting against spending money on a feasibility study looking in in to medical, industrial use. >> cannabis is just not some drug, it's a plant and a form of medicine, first and foremost. >> rex: with tribal leadership saying no to a wide ranging marijuana study, he's refocusing. >> we're listening to our community m mbers and also we're listening to our council members who also receive feedback. and a medical cannabis resolution. we're looking to provide our members and patients with access to that medicine for a variety of ailments. >> they have spoken to many of their constituents who were supportive. >> rex: the cherokee have seen harmony between plants and healing. the museum of cherokee indians. >> everything has a use. >> rex: tribal member amy walker's parents were

rex hodge spoke with his d dad who says his son is improving. while their home town community >> rex: macon county residents are showing support for christopher cowart up at his school, macon middle. news of the accidental shooting at his home earlier this month got around quickly. >> being a small town like this, it's kind of shocking. >> rex: he says all the kids are pulling for him. three boys were in cowart's home. one of them a friend. they say christopher found a gun and accidentally shot himself in the head. he's been at mission hospital ever since. that's where his family is and getting news now of his improvement. >> he's opening his eyes. he's able to follow us. he can hear us. he can squeeze their hands. his cat scan came back positive. no more brain swelling. it's actually decreasing. >> rex: christopher's father says his son has a long way to go. family auto care in franklin saying pray for chris bracelets in his favorite colors to help with costs as well as a go fund me page and an account. >> prayer definitely works. >> rex: chris

are charged with the murder of jose dominguez monday morning on hodges creek drive off old wake dress road. ferguson, missouri, is close to a settlement with the justice department. the city council agreed to most of the proposals that would reform the court and policing system. it is meant to correct problems identified in the department of justice report last year including unconstitutional and discriminatory practices. a temporary delay in the case against bowe bergdahl. the army court of criminal appeals is considering how to handle classified information. bergdahl faces charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. john: finding cash to fight zika. president obama is asking congress for $1.8 billion in emergency money but he doesn't want to use funds set aside to transmissions of zika in the u.s. at least 50 travelers returned to the states with the infection. in michigan governor snyder is addressing flint's water emergency. he plans to propose an additional $195 million in state spending including replacing lead contaminated pipes. he will call for a separate $165 mill

jose dominguez off of hodges creek off. edwards is expected in court later today. he was a taxicab driver. >> notary public voters cast their votes in this years election season. voters came out late last night to vote for the candidate they want to see it was kasich and sanders who came out on top for dixville notch's total of nine voters. >>> today a parade taking place for the denver broncos, more than 9,000 people expected there. they won 24-10 in a game dominated by both teams defense. the victory was legendary quarterback peyton mannings second super bowl win. >>> a fort bragg soldier is in jail accused of murdering his wife. jesus mora called 9-1-1 early saturday morning asking for help. found him in a neighbor's driveway. they say he took authoritys to his home where they found mary mora unresponsive on the floor. his respond is set at half a million dollar. >> >> a fight for students rights in durham. >>> y'all are young, gifted and -- >> around 2 dozen parents protesting outside of creative study. they're demanding a change to student dread code after pri

say this man, 25-year-old major earl edwards shot and killed 55-year- old dominguez outside of the hodges creeks apartments early monday morning. >> i pulled up, and i seen it was a male laying here not moving and not responsive. >> they had that taped off, that taped off. there were police cars. i have never seen anything like this before. >> is this a bad area? does it make you nervous. >> i never heard nothing on these apartments. i work at night. i have been here in times. >> joaquin says he was never worried when making late night stops in this raleigh neighborhood before, but he will now think twice the next time a call comes in. >> >> reporter: coworkers say jose dominguez has family in new york. he had been driving a cab there for years and recently came to raleigh. major edwards is going to make his first court appearance later this afternoon. reporting live in raleigh, emma right. >>> -- emma wright. >>> right now, police in henderson are looking for the shooter who killed a teen, it before 11:30 at gate city foods. police found 18-year-old cheek with a gunshot wound. he later d

this is on hodges creek drive off old wake forest road. police have been here all night. they are investigating this shooting. right now they are letting people out. however, the public cannot go in past that police line right there. the shooting was reported at about 1:20 this morning. the police department is not saying much right now about the shooting. however, a police officer on the scene did tell our photograph that there was a body in the parking lot. at this time police say they have not made any arrests. they also don't have a suspect description. however, they say they are following up on leads. if you have any information about this shooting, you are asked to contact the police department. i am told that we should be getting an update a little later on this morning about so be sure to tune in at noon for the very latest. >> thank you. more breaking news now. governor pat mccrory recovering after a car crash less than an hour after leaving the super bowl. his car was hit from behind and totalled. he complained of some pain but wasn't taken to the hospital. a pa

"if he's doing something like that, sounds like he's breaking the law." )) ((sharie johnson)) hodges maintains that he will only give away free weed .. if the vote passes... making it legal. he says he plans to giveaway more than 10- thousand pounds of ((sharie johnson)) >jon tritsch with us now..sports fans could take their pick tonight ((jon tritsch)) that's right..beautiful night at a soccer game.. or pumped up rebels game the second annual mls exhibition showcase didn't disappoint.. plus the rebels look for a little ram redemption..we'l l have all the high flying highlights /// "now, nevada's first flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders:

california. >>> hodges is the founder of weed for votes.com. he's promoting awareness of the pot legalization effort in california. >> this is not a specific ballot initiative. it's any initiative that will let us give away free weed. >> not a single hoverboard on the market is safe. that is the finding tonight from the consumer product safety commission. the agency is threatening to confiscate and recall every single one if manufactures and retailers don't comply with safety standards. if you have or own a hoverboard, you should stop using it and demand a refund pronto. >> something strange happened to the warriors tonight. we'll show you next. announcer: through sunday at sleep train's presidents day sale, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same-day delivery. hurry! sleep train's presidents day sale ends sunday. tonight. a lotf frustrati nd for >>> here as something we rarely say, the warriors lost the game. not only did they lose, they got blown out. a lot of frustrat

. >>> a tribute to the taxi driver gunned down jose dominguez died following a shooting at hodges creek apartments. the 55 year only went there to pick ---year-old went there to pick someone up when he was shot. >> reporter: jose dominguez came to raleigh several years ago he left his family in new york to help provide for hem. since none of his reel -- him. since none of his relatives are here a he considered his coworkers his family. a hundred of who he called his brothers and sisters honored his life by forming a motorcade and escorting his body to the few rail. >> we lost a good friend and father and grandfather. a person that always was there for us. >> reporter: dominguez he was found dead monday morning at hodges creek apartment complex. police have charged two men in called the taxi to rob him. they claim he was shot over 13 dollars. >> we can't believe that this happened especially to him. because he was a really good person. >> he was a very happy man and enjoyed food. >> yeah. >> and enjoyed to be around people and have fun always happy. >> reporter: those close to dominguez

news 13 rex hodge is live in hillsboro tonight, what's being talking about. >> jackson county leaders are discussing an idea with the outdoor center in swain county to establish an outdoor center on land here not far from downtown and town leaders say it would provide a needed economic boost. >> it's possible new activity along the river that has them hoping new revenue will start flowing in. >> it shall definitely bring some more business to the town. >> there's talk of the outdoor center, building a facility for kayaking, zip lining and sales of outdoor gear. >> sarah and her partners are mercantile in the center of town. >> we're going to be a retail, mercantile shop with an ice cream bar. >> excited about seeing the street back live. dillsboro is a welcoming down. >> although nothing is down, dillsboro's mayor says an additional 24,000 people a area from the new outdoor center spending money at shops and restaurants would boost the local economy, a needed shot in the arm after the great smoke mountain railroad used trains coming to dillsboro. >> we've had a lot of turnover since 2

hodge athletic center at usc upstate. geoff: hillary clinton and bernie sanders have no scheduled trips north of columbia before the primary. while they were recently in south carolina, they've not made a habit of campaigning here. since april of last year, they've made less than 30 visits to south carolina, with just six to the upstate. compare that to gop candidates still in the race who have visited the upstate nearly 70 times. one political analyst tells us it's because the upstate has few democrats. if you are uploading in saturday's primary in south carolina, you will see a third candidate on the ballot. chicago businessman willie wilson held a town hall meeting last night at the phillis wheatley community center in greenville. wilson spoke and answered questions from a crowd of 150. wilson says part of the reason is because of his own party. >> been totally unfair. they kept me off the debates. they said they haven't sanctioned me, so therefore they say i am not a democratic candidate because we are no entitled to

at the hodges apartments in northeast raleigh. the victim, 55-year-old jose went to pick someone up there. david hurst is live at the scene tonight with the latest on the investigation. david? >> magie, the man who called 911 told dispatchers he found the body in this parking lot behind me. he says the boy body was unresponsive and not moving. the deadly shooting has many neighbors in this apartment of a devoted taxicab driver. i'm sad. because he was a good friend. those who new him say the 55- year-old had been a taxi driver for decades and they're struggling to wrap their minds around how something like this could happen. >> my brother said hey joaquin, got killed. i said i don't know nothing. and then i called a close friend and he told me, yeah. >> reporter: police found his body in a parking lot at the hodges creek apartments early monday morning. >> i woke up. i saw a male laying there. he was not moving. >> reporter: investigators are looking into a possible motive. it's not clear if the shooting stemmed from a robbery att

photograph album in the hillcrest area of san diego is a relic from the late 1800s to research a hodges discovered the album belongs to the green family of colorado since one of the photographs we sent to you this one where he says dad 1908 we typically will look at uniforms originally we thought it was a police uniform is a military uniform from about 1902 the album is in mint condition and contains a sample generations of family photos each photo is labeled with a name and a year it was taken. >> we do it simply for the fact that we would love if somebody that gets an item like this returned they will also carry over that random act of kindness and do something good for someone else larger returned over 200 items in the last 15 years he does not charge a penny. >> we select the items that of the family that belongs to. >> and if you have an idea of who the album belongs to euros to contact heirloom archaeology can find a link on our homepage kdvr.com. >> a new arrival at the denver zoo will soon be on display this black rhinoceros aimed at rudy arrived from oklahoma city a few days ag

police confirmed hodges is a former employee at vaughan-bassett. company president dough bassett says black stain was poured into their finishing tanks, rendering them useless until their cleaned or replaced. the finishing room will be closed again tomorrow. danville regional medical center's ceo alan larson is hoping to bring people together with a community walk tomorrow. larson spoke to the media this morning about his concern for a healthy and safe community. gunshot and stabbing victims have come into the emergency room. larson says the hospital is hosting the walk in hopes it will become a cataylst for change. alan larson, ceo drmc, "because we do care about the health often more productive to walk and the opportunity is to this is a chance to share with others, you may have concerns and come up with ideas. " larson hopes to make this a weekly thing. to participate join entrance of the hospital tomorrow at 6 pm. new at six: the movement to build a passenger train station in bedford is entering a new phase. a group advocating for the project i

. >>> new overnight, raleigh it happened this morning on hodge creek drive. police are still investigating and we're looking to learn more. >>> and governor pat mccrory was involved in a car crash after attending the super bowl. >> tara lin joins us. >> reporter: how serious was it? well it was minor and he was a passenger in a car that was rear-ended. he had some pain but thankfully he was able to continue on. he said he felt fortunate and puts the game into perspective. he wanted to thank them for their professionalism. he issued another statement making it to the super bowl. >> a defensive win for the broncos and disappoints loss for the panthers. >> reporter: well it was a disappointed loss, not only losing but in the way they played. this wasn't the regular panthers we saw all season long. cam was sacked 17 times and a lot of credit to the defense of the broncos. you can't have as many dropped passes and fumbles they just never seemed to grasp the evening, and maybe it was just denver didn't exactly light it up defensively but they defeated them in which