bingham is facing several charges inclung threatening to >>> the plan to transform cupertino's runned down shopping mall faces a potential new hurdle. vote demolition began earlier this month and councilmembers are finalizing plans for a future housing and shopping complex. opponents announcing they collected enough signatures for a referendum on the 2020 ballot. developerseresponded saying the possible referendum will not slow down the construction. legal request for an they live in a mobile home park in hiayward and haven't had watr since sunday when an aging water main broke. >> ross plater explains what's taking so long to fix the water main. >> reporter: half a lose po port-a-pot port-a-potties, residents scooping from a swimming pool to flush their toilets. in this 55 and over mobile home development, the frustration is growing. >> i paid cash for my home, one of the newer homes in the park, i paid $198,000 for this house and i can't even take a freakin' shower since sunday. >> my dishes are piling up, laundry piling up and starting to smell. >> reporter: a maian old water main

recent poll by the university of north florida shows that 71% of likely voters support the amendment, inclung% of democrats and 62% of republicans. but not everyone is on board. >> we think that this proposed change is bad policy. >> reporter: richard harrison is a florida attorney and the executive director of floridians for a sensible voting rights policy, a privately-funded non-profit which advocates in favor of florida's disenfranchisement law. >> you've got to go through the process, and you'vingot to co the clemency board and the governor that you've really changed your life around. >> a person's right to vote has been a political football, where your right to vote can depend upon who's in office and what they feel like that day. part of the beauty of the amendment is that it sets forth a clear standard that people understand that doesn't hawh to deal wit or discretion but will actually an across-the- board applied rule. >> reporter: but richard harrison says a single clear standard is exactly what's wrong with the amendment. >> imakes no distinction. it doesn't treat that property crim

argued that dna evidence tied daron wint to the crime, showing jurors it was found on five items, inclung a pizza crust and on the bedding in the room where the three adults were murdered. defense attorneys argued that wint was innocent and it was his two brothers who commied the murders and tricked daron into coming to the mansion. but in the end, jurors decided that daron wint is the one who took the lives of four innocent victims. daron wint will spend the rest of his life in prison, b he will be sentenced on february 1st, and t whether or not he'll have the possibility of parole. now, tomorrow morning, we're expecting prosecutors to release all of the evidence they used to convict daron wint in this six-week trial. reporting a d.c. superior court, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> a deadlocked jury means a virginia man will get life in prison instead of the death penalty for killing h wife and a rookie police officer. a judged sentenced ron hamilton to life behind bars today. he killed his, wi crystal, and prince william county police officer ashley gwindon, her first day on the job. hami

michael's death toll has risen to 11, inclung five storm-related deaths in virginia. jay gray picks up our coverage on the ground. >> reporter: high there. much of the florida panhandle looks like a battlefield right now. i'm in the middle of what used to be a small business. you can't rlly tell what they did here. the building was made of cinder block and brick. that crumbled. it looks like everything was thrown into a blender here, the strength of the wind as it rushed through at 165 miles an hour. as michael made its move out of thisou h and continued across the southeast int the carolinas, it was the water that caused the biggest problem there. eudslides in the north carolina mountains and m flooding in greensboro-winston salem. people gowting a sense of what's happened here and understanding that the clean-up and recovery is going to be long and very difficult process. that is the latest here in panama city, florida. i'm jay gray. back to you now. >> thank you. meanwhile we're following two developing stories and we beg in the district. police say somebody was sh

the rest of next week inclung halloween which i've changed big fryman what i had yesterday. hathe forecasting a bit and submits good news. nothing is spooky abo tha halloween forecast. that's some good news. >> we like the sound of that. >>> ahead,te the s of maryland admitting the edmishan bodies donated to science and even gave the wrong ashes to a grieving widow. >> i don't want to it happen to anyone in the future. >> what the state says it's doing now to ensure this never happens again. >> plus, new revelations about safety and mgm national harbor safety and mgm national harbor after a spanberger: i'm abwhen dave brater, and i appwent to congress,. he went washington. [ camera shutter clicks ] while virginians struggle with rising drug prices, brat's taken thousands from pharmaceutical, insurance, and other health care companies, voting them billions in tax breaks while voting against lowering the cost of prescriptions and voting against protections for pre-existing conditions for the people he represents. brat serves his donors' interests. we need someone who's for us.