but jacqueline tells me -- shawn was struggling mentally. something she never thought -- would lead to a tragedy. 12;05 he says people trying to kill me aunt jackie i know they are, i know they are jacqueline hill -- describes the last conversation she had with her godson -- 22- year-old shawn hunter -- about a year ago. that )s the man norfolk police say -- murdered his mother yesterday -- 43- year-old sonya hunter. jacqueline lives in north carolina now -- so she spoke with newschannel 3 over the phone. while police say they are investigating shawn s motive -- struggling mentally. 06;43 he would go in and out of thinking he couldnt trust people because im thinking he had been betrayed growing up in the past and he brought a lot of those issues with him jacqueline tells newschannel 3 -- she knew the hunter family well from raising her family on the same street in norfolk. she says sonya struggled as a single parent -- so she was often a "second mom" to the family. at one point -- she says shawn lived with her for a year. she says -- he ofte

. >> i'm jacqueline. >> suzanne. >> laora. >> it's nice to have you here. now, they gave you the night off to come over? [ laughter ] >> do any of you have to go back to work tonight? >> no. >> okay. what's your job officially? >> what do you do at the playboy club? do you have different jobs? >> uh-huh. it mainly entails like customer service -- >> what is customer service? >> suzanne is good at this. >> well, what we really have to do is -- our jobs are to make everybody that comes in feel comfortable and have a good time. >> yeah. >> yes. >> we're really good at it too. >> may i interrupt you for a second here. this is a serious interview. [ laughter ] >> we want to conduct this with a certain element of style and class. go ahead baby. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i'm sorry to interrupt. >> well, the last month that we're going to be open is june, and for that month we're having a bye-bye bunny campaign and we're going to have parties, it will be incredible. it will give everybody a chance to come in and see what our customer service is like. it is great

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heres jacqueline policastro with reaction. jacqueline policastro/concord, nh @ :01 it's a good morning for bernie sanders! he pulled off a big win here in new hampshire telling voters that he defied expectations. we talked to a lot of supporters take a listen. "it's nice to have a candidate that hasn't changed over the years what he believes in just to suit the people. bernie has been saying what he's been saying his whole political career." "he's an exciting candidate, he talks favorably about education and a lot of other issues that are very important to me." "it's been awesome all day. i teach, and being able to encourage my students to vote and get out, and so many of them knowing my position saying yeah i'm going to vote for bernie too, so it's really great." "he is a person who is going to stand up for the middle class, for the lower class and lift us up with a political revolution." "everyone's sick and tired of mainstream politicians and we just want fresh change." jacqueline policastro/concord, nh next bernie sanders

reporting in concord, nh, i'm jacqueline policastro. donald trump celebrated his win last night in manchester. at a rally there, he said he loved the people of that state, and promised he would be back. "we are going now to south carolina, we are going to win in south carolina, i love you all thank you very much, thank you. " john kasich said there was magic in concord. he also said that his performance shows that staying away from negative campaigning works. presidential candidates are moving on this morning. chris christie says he's going home to new jersey to reevaluate. republicans have a primary vote in south carolina on the 20th. nevada democrats caucus that same day. republicans in nevada caucus on the 23rd. and the democratic primary for south carolina is on the 27th. it will come to peak on march 1st --super tuesday-- with 14 republican and 11 democratic primaries or caucuses. cedar rapids students are heading to des moines this morning to talk to lawmakers. this group of dozens of high schools students is going to lobby legisl

jacqueline policastro/ma nchester, nh @ :01 it's getting tense on the campaign trail. the candidates are truly battling it out ahead of the new hampshire primary. sot chris christie/ presidential candidate @ :07that's what washington, d.c. does. the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him. sot donald trump/ presidential candidate @ :22bush: how tough it is to take away a property from an elderly woman? trump: ... you -- let me talk. let me talk. quiet. a lot of times... ... that's all of his donors and special interests out there. sot jeb bush/ presidential candidate @ :35what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. sot dr. ben carson/ presidential candidate @ :43and the reason that i dislike obamacare is because the which the nation is supposed to be centered on -- that we don't care what you think, this is what we're doing. and if you don't like it, too bad. sot marco rubio/

jim and jacqueline? >> george spencer, thank you. >>> tonight the democratic presidential candidates both criticized trump while pushing their own immigration platforms. hillary clinton and bernie sanders each spent an hour taking questions from nevada voters at a town hall hosted by msnbc. both tried to appeal to latino voters who make up about 17% of nevada's voting population. >> should unite families, not divide families. we should not be sending people back to a country they can barely remember and a language they may not even be able to speak. >> you know, i was the first person to call out donald trump. i said enough of this prejudice and per know ya. >>> the body of scalia current and retired justices will line the steps while scalia's casket is carried into the great hall. the public can pay respects until 10:30 in the morning until 8:00 at night. the schedule is saturday. scalia's chair is draped with black wool in memorial. >>> a minor earthquake hit north jersey tonight. a 1.6 magnitude earth

jacqueline: it can be done.or us to exit the eu, i think it would be very challenging for our business. walk awaywe want to from those opportunities and deals being struck? the uncertainty would be very worrying for business. the whole of people, the paperwork that would go with it. the likely cost. me, it would be a big concern from a business perspective. when you talk to a lease in europe, business leaders, political leaders, they tend to be pro-europe. makes me wonder, you make such a convincing argument. miss in the u.k. that is leading to the fact that the david cameron had to promise that he would hold a referendum? >> i am sorry, brendan, i didn't hear the last part of that question. brendan: business and political fores have been pro-europe a long time in the u k and in the eu. missed? when you make such a convincing argument to stay in, what did elites miss in the u.k. that is causing david cameron to have to hold this referendum which she clearly doesn't want to have to hold? jacqueline: it is because

washington bureau chief jacqueline policastro brings us to the action. it's getting tense on the campaign trail. the candidates are truly battling it out ahead of the new hampshire primary. sot chris christie/ presidential candidate @ :07 that's what washington, d.c. does. the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him. sot donald trump/ presidential candidate @ :22 bush: how tough it is to take away a property from an elderly woman? trump: ... you -- let me talk. ... that's all of his donors and special interests out there. presidential candidate @ :35 what donald trump did was use eminent domain to try to take the property of an elderly woman on the strip in atlantic city. sot dr. ben carson/ presidential candidate @ :43 obamacare is because the government comes in and tells is supposed to be centered on -- that we don't care what you think, this is what we're doing. bad. sot marco rubio/ if you are serious about immigration reform, then the

reporting in des moines, ia, i'm jacqueline policastro. and we encourage you to stay with us tonight for all the caucus coverage. we'll have reporters live in des moines and across eastern iowa, along with expert analysis. we'll broadcast live from 8 to 9 p-m on kcrg 9.2. then from 9 all the way through our 10 p-m news, we'll be live right here on our main channel, t-v9. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. two adults in dubuque are charged with child endangerment after a 2- year-old was shot last month. 25-year-old raven harris is in the dubuque county jail this morning. she has been charged with child endangerment with a serious injury and ddendent person. 29-year-old willie horsley senior has also been charged with child endangerment. he has bonded out of jail. dubuque police say on the night of january 3rd, the two-yeye-old boy either shot himself or another child shot him. police the bullet hit the boy in the jaw. he was with his family who were living in a commercial building at 942 main street in dubuque.e. a waterloo man faces new ch

that was t-v nine's jacqueline policastro with that report. tonight, donald trump sat down with a group of veterans in charleston, south carolina. veteran support has been a main talking point for trump before tomorrow's primary. while in iowa, trump said he raised six million dollars for vets the night he skipped a republican debate in des moines. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and vermont senaar bernie sanders are once again in a close race in nevada. a cnn-orc poll out this week shows clinton with a 1 point lead going into tomorrow's caucus. a margin of error of plus-or-minus 6 percent puts the pair in a virtual tie. today both clinton and sanders spent a lot of time in nevada trying to gain some last minute support. both candidates took jabs at each other d discussed their s snces on the economy. " the issue is not just who wins the democratic nomination. the this country toward a political revolution which transforms this country. " "i am no johnny, or janey, come- lately to this. i, i did not just discover that unions were under

our jacqueline ingles took their concerns to not only the police but district officials. she joins us live now from plant high school with what they had to say out there. jacqueline. >> reporter: well, wendy, both parents and students here at plant high school say they aren't necessarily afraid or scared of the threats anymore. they're just fed up. >> it's really disruptive to learning. >> it's very frustrating. >> it's the third lock down in the past five days at plant high school. sophomore kit is taking refuge studying as police search every inch of campus. she's lucky on wednesday she during a lock down for safety purposes. >> nobody wants to be caught in a lock down. >> all three the result of phone calls threatening violence. one threat was phoned into the school itself. the most recent calls were to tampa police. finding out who's behind the calls is not as simple as checking caller id. >> it's not as simple as people might think. there are ways to disguise who's making the phone calls. >> reporter: police say it's highly likely the calls are connected. >> same sch

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heres jacqueline policastro with reaction. jacqueline policastro/concord, nh @ :01 it's a good morning for bernie sanders! he pulled off a big win here in new hampshire telling voters that he defied expectations. we talked to a lot of supporters take a listen. "it's nice to have a candidate that hasn't changed over the years what he believes in just to suit the people. bernie has been saying what he's been career." "he's an exciting candidate, he talks favorably about education and a lot of other issues that are very important to me." "it's been awesome all day. i teach, and being able to encourage my students to vote and get out, and so many of them knowing my position saying yeah i'm going to vote for bernie too, so it's really great." "he is a person who is going to stand up for the middle class, for the lower class and lift us up with a political revolution." "everyone's sick and tired of mainstream politicians and we just want fresh change." jacqueline policastro/concord, nh @ :51 next bernie sanders will debate hillary c

reporting in concord, nh, i'm jacqueline policastro. donald trump celebrated his win last night in manchester. at a rally there, he said he loved the people of that state, and promised he would be back. "we are going now to south carolina, we are going to win in south carolina, i love you all thank you very much, thank you. " john kasich said there was magic in the air at a rally in concord. he also said that his performance shows that staying away from negative campaigning works. presidential candidates are moving on this morning. chris christie says he's going home to new jersey to reevaluate. republicans have a primary vote in south carolina on the 20th. nevada democrats caucus that same day. republicans in nevada caucus on the 23rd. and the democratic primary for south carolina is on the 27th. it will come to peak on march 1st --super tuesday-- with 14 republican and 11 democratic primaries or cedar rapids students are heading to des moines this morning to talk to lawmakers. this group of dozens of high schools students is going to

jacqueline driscoll spoke with city officials todayn >> reporter: originally scheduled to open in the fall of 2015 at the southbridge business part trinity rail has dollar mamatenance facility. the 150,000 square foot facility would have created 250 new jobs and over $1 million in state tax credit. >> it's sappointing we thought trinity was a great fit for our community and a great organization. >> reporter: back in 2014 when trinity rail announced the expansion there was hihi demand for trtrsporting oil. now prices are down resulting in the halt of this 39 halt of this $39 million project. >> what they were going to do in sioux city was rebuilt oil tanker cars. >> reporter: city officials say they have been marketing the $5.5 million railyard held for trinity rail and are confident it will be used by someone else. >> we never really stopped officially entered into the agreement. the marketing has picked up in the last few months . it is a fantastic site with rail seseices, utilities and d ststets and. we are confident and other industry will want to locate on that site.>> not everybo

jacqueline petroccia/actress "you have to say yes to everything, and i would say learn as much as you can, as many parts of theater as you can. cindy williams/actress " it just helps you express everything that's going on inside of you." in covington, nadia singh, wdbj7. several donors including the alleghany foundation helped fund the performance. tickets are still available for tonight's 7-30 show. head to wdbj7- dot-com for information. sunny skies are nice. warmer temperatures would be even better. for the 60s robin. here is a look at the highs, lows and precipitation at the regional airports. we are back with the complete first alert forecast after this break i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have t

jacqueline do jacqueline london joining us now. >> as you said, it is being called the largest heroinust in montgomery county ever. david pachecho runs a towing business. authorities found him with nearly $1 million worth of heroin during a traffic stop last month. they announced his arrest and on display were some items seized. talking drugs, cash, and old car battery. investigators say pachecho hid the heroin inside that battery. >> it was hidden in a retrofitted car battery that, despite concealing three kilos of heroin, still powered his truck. >> accused of traveling to atlanta to get the drugs, then selling drugs in new york. he's locked up on a million dollars bail. jacqueline london, nbc 10 news. >>> happening now, cleanup continues at holmesburg boys club in philadelphia. helping pick up after a storm ripped pieces of the roof off. tarps were secured to cover gaps and keep the inside of the building dry. a go fund me page raised around $7,000 to help with repairs. >>> a chester county man is behind bars accused of a vicious valentine's day attack on his wife and her wcousin.

it is over the use of 25 acres jacqueline it places explains why residents are not happy. >> reporter: single-family homes situated on acres of property. for most this is living at its finest. one landowner is trying to capitalize on that by turning the farmland into a gated subdivision. this proposal shows we are 75 houses would be built. the commissioner agrees to rezone land. >> i am a little upset. >> reporter: something happen. >> it seems like it is an uphill battle. >> reporter: the property has been up for rezoning twice over the past two years. now, neighbors are preparing for another battle. according to neighbors the property in question sit in an area designated a floodplain. >> when it rains the cows are standing in water. what does that tell you? >> reporter: they worry that run off could end up in their yards. more than 100 residents have signed a petition. in valrico, jacqueline ingles, abc action news. >>> a driver recovering from a crash that shut down lakeland investigators say a utility truck crossed the centerline in front of a semi. the driver swerved, overcorrec

in des moines, iowa i'm jacqueline policastro this year a new app helped caucus officials get results out. microsofof developop the software to make numbers faster, more accurate and more secure than in the past. here's how it worked: each party has nearly 1,700 precincts. one person from each site submitted the final results at the end of the caucus on these apps. for security, the app requires a person, which is usually the caucus chair, ype in their phone number and a special code before entering the final votes. microsoft then tallied eveething. " this app, when we decided to do it, we knew that we're going to be some challenges. you know, teaching people technology who haven't used it before, dealing with some parts might not be the best. but through training, rough hard work with microsoft we are so impressed with the results." " now that caucus voting is over, many eastern iowans are focusing on more local issues. polls open today for special elections in a handful of school districts in the state. the waterloo school district is hoping voters approve a $47 million dollar bond

reporting in coluluia, i'm jacqueline policastro. numbers are also in tonight for the nevada democratic caucuses. hillary clinton won the state with 52 point 1 percent of the vote. vermont senator bernie sanders was a little more than 4 percent behind her, with 47 point 8 percent. that was with 80 percent of precincts reporting. 35 delegates were up for grabs in nevada. mrs. clinton spoke at a victory rally in las vegas within the last houou the former secretary of state narrowly won iowa on february first and then lost by double digits to sanders in new hampshire last week. tonight clinton said she's'sxcited to take tonigig's momentum into south carolina's primary next week and super tuesday on march first. "i am on my way ttexas, bill is on his way to colorado. the we want is within our grasp. thank you all. god bless you. " clinton is alsorojected to win in south carolina. polls show she has a 20- popot lead going into next saturday. family, friends, and long-time colleagues said their goodbyes to supreme court justice antonin sca

jacqueline policastro/co ncord, nh @ :01 good morning from concord new hampshire today voters in the granite their choices. the candidates have been campaigning in small town hall settings and larger rallies. voters here are known for waiting until the very last minute to make a decision on who they want to vote for. both democrats and republicans held feisty debates here this past week. bernie sanders and donald trump are still leading in the polls. reporting at the state capital in concord, i'm jacqueline policastro one tiny town in new hampshire already picked its winners. ohio governor john kasich and vermont senator bernie sanders won the vote in dixville notch. their voting started at midnight - they've had an early vote since 1968. sanders shut out hillary clinton, 4-0, while kasich bested donald trump, 3-2. those close to a cedar falls family are raising money to help them out after their mobile home caught fire. fire crews took ashley calfee and her 2 children, mason and avery hundley, to the hospital early yesterday morning. a passerby saw the fire at the cedar falls mobile

even if they are not supporting me n, i support them because i know" kcrg t-v nine's jacqueline policastro is live in concord, new hampshire. jacqueline, bernie sanders supporters were enthusiastic it's a big night for bernie sanders and his political revolution. the new hampshire favorite told supporters he started with no money and no support and now he is here. we talked to a lot of voters in the crowd they say they're supporting sananrs becauau he is willing to stand up for what they believe in. "really transform this country so that we can have free democracy, real election reform. so that power of the people can be e ore than power of corporatitis. " "he's got so much life he probably can run circles around anyone of us. i love him " "i really love his stance on equal rights. i'm a big gay and lesbian supporter. so i i ve it. " kcrg-tv9's alex miller continues our team coverage from donald trump's turning now to weweher and meteorologis t joe winters. joe, more cold weather as we head into the overnight hours. it certainly felt more like winter on tuesday. with a partly cloudy sky to

reporting in des moines, ia, i'm jacqueline policastro.> back here at home... we'll learn more about the successes and challenges facing our schools during the superintendent's 20-16 state of education address. tonight's address starts at 6 o'clock. it's going on at the damonte ranch high school theater. superintendent traci davis and the washoe county school district board of trustees will discuss the district's progress toward goals outlined in 20-15 and will update the community on current programs designed to help well i often make the joke... that amanda is often on another planet... and it could become a reality. oh i'm so excited... a look at the latest thing elon musk has up his sleeve. and we're keeping an eye on the roads this morning. the snow and ice making for some slick conditions out there. coming up, lindsey matherly will have your complete forecast. that's next on kolo 8 news now. "you're watching kolo 8 news now good morning reno with dave lawrence, amanda winter storm all morning long. all the snow and ice means a slick commute this morning.

eyewitness news reporter jacqueline fell explains the chief's brave actions in a life saving hostage rescue. >> reporter: navy seal edward byers was part of a team that rescued an american doctor kidnapped by the taliban. >> the mission that night was a hostage rescue mission. to us, that's a no fail mission. our objective, our goal is to bring back an american hostage alive. >> the president awarded byers the honor at a ceremony this morning at the white house. unit that killed osama binladen. the rescue took place in 2012. the american doctor was held hostage for four days. he was the second seal to burst into the taliban hide out to free the doctor. the first seal inside was killed. today's ceremony, a bit uncomfortable for byers who typically operates in the shadows, not the national spotlight. >> it's defined by a deep sense of humility. he doesn't seek the spotlight. he shuns it. he's the consummate professional. >> he's the first to receive the metal of honor since the vietnam war. in washington, jacqueline fell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> byers also served as a core man w

take pkg jacqueline policastro/co lumbia, sc @ :01 good morning from columbia south carolina. today voters will pick their favorite republican candidate. donald trump holds a big lead here in the state that's known for choosing the party's nominee! this primary is often called a "firewall" because it can help cement the position of the front-runner. only one candidate has won the republican nomination for president without winning the south carolina primary. that was mitt romney in 2012. this year ted cruz, marco rubio, john kasich, and jeb bush are battling for attention. and everyone's watching ben carson because there could be more casualties jacqueline policastro/co lumbia, sc @ :37 the winning candidate here in south carolina will hold some serious momentum heading into the nevada primary and then super tuesday! reporting in columbia, i'm jacqueline policastro voters will head to caucuses today in nevada to support either democratic presidential candidate- senator bernie sanders or hillary clinton. the former secreatary of state has kept a strong lead in south carolina am

reportiti capital in concord, i'm jacqueline policastro one tiny town in new hampshire already picked its winners. ohio governor john kasich and vermont senator bernie sanders wowothe vote in dixvillele notch. their voting started at midnight - they've had an early vote since 1968. sanders shut out hillary clinton, 4-0, while kasich bested donald trump, 3-2. those close to a cedar falls family are raising money to help them out after their mobile home caught fire. fire crewsook ashley calfee and her 2 children, mason and avery hundley, to the hospital early yesterday morning. a passerby saw the fire at the cedar falls mobile home village just before midnight. police officers tried to put out the flames at first, but failed. two firefighters then crashed through a burning door to rescue the family. responders took calfee to uihc with lung damage. the hospital says avery is in good condition, while mason is listed in serious condition. "avery, the girl, is doing pretty good she got away with the least amount of damage. the little boy, mason, has a pretty good cough and they are putting

eyewitness news reporter jacqueline fell is in washington to explain why some are comparing this last debate to a heavy weight fight. >> reporter: the gloves came off in houston. there was so much yelling at times it was hard to follow what was going on. ted cruz and marco rubio tag teamed donald trump. he was firing denis rodman on celebrity apprentice. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> if he hadn't inherited $200 million, you know where donald trump would be right now. >> this was a brawl from the beginning. we felt a sense of urgency from rubio and cruz to take down the businessman before he becomes unstoppable. he called rubio a choke artist and cruz a liar. this wasn't just a three-man debate, ben carson and john kasich sat back and watched the fire works display. jacqueline fell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> on the democratic side, candidates are preparing for tomorrow's primary, hillary, bill, and chelsea have packed schedules. bernie sanders will be in the state today after he spent much after this, candidates will turn their attention to super tuesday. count on chann

we can obviously see where it's heading. >> jacqueline, thank you very much. jacqueline gold, the ceo of ann summers. >>> meanwhile, for another perspective on the brexit debate, let's bring in jonathan stubbs. thank you for joining us this morning. we've just heard the case from a business leader here in the u.k. on why the u.k. should stay within the eu. we've heard various arguments on the economic side of what the real benefit, downside will be. from where you are looking at the equity space, how should investors protect themselves? >> first, uncertainty is the keyword here. uncertainty about what happens if the vote goes either way and uncertainty over the votes. our economists now think it's a 30%, 40% probability that the vote goes to leave. with that would bring huge political instability, potentially a change of prime minister, potentially the scotland referendum coming back. in that scenario, it's quite likely house prices go down. a lot of uncertainty on the political and economic side. that obviously brings in risk to the ek withquity market. >> an

jacqueline policastro/co ncord, nh @ :01 it's a good morning for bernie sanders! he pulled off a big win here in new that he defied expectations. we talked to a lot of nice to have a candidate that hasn't changed over the years the people. bernie has been saying what he's been saying his whole political career." "he's an exciting candidate, he talks lot of other issues that are very important to me." "it's been awesome all day. i teach, and being able to encourage my students to vote and get out, and so many of them knowing my position saying yeah i'm going to vote for bernie too, so it's really great." "he is a person who is going to stand up for the middle class, for the lower class and lift us up with a political revolution." "everyone's sick and tired of mainstream politicians and we just want fresh change." jacqueline policastro/co ncord, nh @ :51 next bernie sanders will debate hillary clinton one on one in wisconsin then head to the nevada caucus and south carolina primary. reporting in concord, donald trump celebrated his win last night in manchester. at a

now jacqueline was convicted for stealing about $18,000 u.s. dollars and as such got a 15-month suspendeds? 130 hours of community service. but the guys that own it claim over the years she may have stolen as much as $300,000 u.s. dollars. and they thought that wasn't fair. so you're this footage that you're watching placed from morning until evening. in the middle of their stall with information as to why sheer showing it. >> she'll never live this down for the rest of her life. >> at some point how long do you think they should do this we believe people pay for their crime when they they get out of jail. they pay for their crime. this is going to affect her for the rest of her life. i'm wondering how long these people want to really do this. >> for a long time she stole a lot of money. it's affecting them and it's been affecting them. >> yes. >> she is getting what she deserves. >>> the guy in this video is will burkes, he's skiing in idaho. ear not holding poles. this guy is a ski flyer. he's about to go speed flying. where you have a set of

in washington, jacqueline fell, >>> channel 9 will keep a close eye on the race and break down those results for you tonight at 10:00 and 11:00 on eyewitness news. >>> for the first time, we are hearing from the father of a murdered teen. >> i'm pretty sure i could get answers out of him. >> what he says about the college student charged with her murder and what he believes his daughter's last moments were like. >>> a controversial plan to protect charlotte's lgbt community. the reason some leaders feel railroaded. >>> we're not seeing much snow charlott led by a drop in oil prices and tech stocks. the dow is down 77 points. and now below 16,000. and the nasdaq is down 14 points. >>> tonight the cms board will decide the next steps in its search for a superintendent. they're expected to vote on whether to offer current superintendent anne clark a contract extension. the vote will likely be a close one. july. tonight leaders will also discuss proposed student assignment goals and a budget overview. count on channel 9 to follow all developments out of tonight's meeting and break down t

in washington, jacqueline fell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> south carolina governor nikki haley has previously spoken out against relocating guantanamo bay detainees in the united states. she says she doesn't want syrian refugees or guantanamo bay detainees coming to her state. >>> last night channel 9 was in myers park as hundreds of parents voiced concerns about the proposal. leaders are considering moving hundreds of students to different schools to improve student success. some parents are happy with their current schools. cms leaders plan to hire a student assignment consultant to help with the process. >>> count on channel 9 to have a crew inside of tonight's board meeting. we'll have full developments tonight on eyewitness news at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> a six week old puppy shot more than a dozen times with a bb gun. the break in the case as police >>> no big rain out there for now. that will change tonight. i'll have the time line for when thee line there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to

abc action news. >> thank you, jacqueline. >>> take a good look at this surveillance video. tampa police want you to identify the man and woman that you see in the surveillance video. they're accused of shooting and robbing a forklift operator last month. the victim was working at a business in east tampa when the suspects approached him and made small talk. that's when he says one of the suspects pulled out a gun. the victim took off running and was shot in the back. he is expected to survive though. if you have any information on who those two suspects are, please call tampa police. >>> in pasco county, assieged suspect is -- a second suspect is behind bars from a known drug house. deputies say he turned himself in on charges of assault and auto burglary. the arrest stems from a home invasion on garfield drive where a 16-year-old girl was she remains in the hospital tonight. deputies are still searching for a third suspect. an 18-year-old was arrested shortly after the incident. >>> cara o'connell is found guilty in the death of her boyfriend's 3-year-old son. the boy died

jacqueline hill says she knew the hunter family well from street in norfolk. she says shawns mother sonya struggled as a single parent - and at one point shawn actually lived with her for a year. she says he was a great kid - but often kept to himself. once he moved away - she began to notice that he was struggling mentally. but its something she says - she never thought would turn into a tragedy. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 sot-jacqueline hill - from my 10/11 pkg 10;06 he said he still suffered from hearing voices, he dont trust nobody and i asked him i said have you ever thought about getting help? 10 he said i dont need no help i just need god while shawn s godmother does tell us he was struggling with some mental issues -- norfolk police have not confirmed that and say they are still investigating the motive behind this murder. new this morning-- roads are back open this morning in virginia beach. water main break on virginia beach boulevard caused some problems for drivers last night. the break happened around one yesterday afternoon on between witchduck

in washington, jacqueline fell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> republicans pushing to get right now. the reminder from the bush family and the lawsuit donald trump is threatening against a >>> plus the high-tech health leaders are no health (phone ringing)you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >>> staying on top of breaking news now at university city, some big back-ups on university city boulevard at wt harris after a crash involving this fire truck right here. you can see the bumper has damage to it. one person was taken to the hospital. that person is expected to be okay. a couple other vehicles involved in this. the broadcast and of course today starting at 5:00. >>> there seems to be a lot of name calling going on. but i want to remind you what our good dad told me one time, labels are for soup cans. >> the race for south carolina now heating up with former pre

in washington, jacqueline fell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> two north carolina cases could make it to the supreme court. one deals with prayer and county commission meetings. the other is about redrawing congressional district lines. lawmakers are holding public hearings now. including one in charlotte on the issue. last week a federal panel said district 12 is unconstitutional. it also said the march 15th primaries shouldn't go forward until the case could be appealed. >> reporter: more than 100 flights in and out of charlotte are canceled due to a northeast winter storm. i'm live at the airport with what airlines are doing to try to get passengers back in the sky. >>> presidential candidates are in south carolina today ahead of this week's primary. state is not a must-win. and the campaign first for jeb bush today. >>> while temperatures are below freezing for just about everybody, i'm looking over data to see when we could thaw >>> the stock market is closed today for president's day holiday. today nearly all republican presidential candidates are in south carolina drumming up s

. >> thanks, jacqueline. jacqueline hit on something that i wanted to mention. these were not inexperienced theme are people competing in the olympics. they pretty much have as much experience out in the water as you can imagine. when you run into winds gusting up to 35 to 45 miles per hour, i mean, no matter how experienced you are, that is a very ugly situation. and the winds, while there was a gayle warning earlier, there is still a small craft advisory. translated people who live on the water and do this for a living don't and should not be out on the water. neither you should tonight or tomorrow morning. there are improvements tomorrow afternoon as the winds come down. you throw in the wind and the cold, it is an unusually winter stretch for the bay area. now, we will let you know how long that is going to last and if this means a freeze is on the way for us. well, for part of the area. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thanks, denis. >>> in the meantime covering polk county right now. childish and embarrassment. board members are using to explain a scand

reporting in des moines, i'm jacqueline policastro. it is just hours until the race for the white house officially begins, as voters decide who they want to win the iowa caucuses. a lot is resting on the millennials. for some, this year will be the first election they'll have a say in. washington correspondent kellie meyer finds out what is important to millennials this election. it is the question every student faces when going off to college. "you kind of have to be involved in politics when you live on drake's campus." as drake university becomes a stomping ground in the 2016 presidential race. advantage of the opportunity to ask the minds. kevin maisto: "it is important the political conversation and we are given the skills and opportunities to do well." kevin maisto says they has been a big topic the presidential rallys on campus, from sanders to trump. but kevin likes hillary's plan of reducing the cost. "while bernie sanders does talk a lot about free public institution. i think it is really important that students have a little

marvin salter is jacqueline fox's son. >> her whole fight was not just for her but so many other women. >> reporter: johnson & johnson declined to do an interview in the statement said the verdict goes against decades of sound science, provig the safety of talc as ingredient in products. >> anna, thank you very much. # >>> this could be the most lifelike robot ever. meet atlas. boston dynamics designed it to perform in places that are unsafe for humans. sensors in its legs and lasers in its head help to avoid obstacles even in the snow. and attention bullies if you knock it down, it will get right back up. >>> starting today, facebook users can break from the robotic monotone of the like button. the internet innovator discovered emojis, users can express love, sadness, anger, against a dislike button. we hope you'll look our final story. how one man drove through ley. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hello, everyone, welcome to the overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. the next stop on the road to the democratic presidential nomination is south carolina. which holds it

reporting in des moines, ia, i'm jacqueline policastro. and we encourage you to stay with us tonight for all the caucus coverage. we'll have reporters live in des moines and across eastern iowa, along with analysis. we'll broadcast live from 8 to 9 p-m on kcrg 9.2. then from 9 all the way through we'll be live right here on our main channel, t-v9. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. two adults in dubuque are charged with child endangerment after a 2- year-old was shot at the beginning of the month. 25-year-old raven harris is in the dubuque county jail this morning. she has been charged with child endangerment with a serious injury and neglect or abandonment of a dependent person. 29-year-old willie horsley senior has also been charged with child endangerment. he has bonded out of jail at this time. dubuque police say on the night of january 3rd, the two-year-old boy either shot himself or another child shot him. police the bullet wounded the boy in the jaw. he was with his family who were living in a commercial building at 942 main street

jacqueline fell is in washington with more. skalia is lying in repose at the supreme court. it was a very somber, serious, and powerful moment when he court. supreme court police officers casket. law clerks. hardly anyone was talking as this was going on. other clerks and employees of the court lined the steps and the plaza as skalia was being carried into the court and into the great hall. his family then held a private ceremony. and now the public is able to pay their final respects. he will lie in repose for most of the day. the president and first lady are expected here later this afternoon. skalia's funeral and burial will be tomorrow. reporting at the supreme court, jacqueline fell, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> things are heating up just one day before south carolina's republican primary. >> he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican. taking at each other and even the pope. >>> the bright weather continues out there today with degrees. the warm up continues through the weekend. that's not changing. more cloud but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be de

in this case, the family of jacqueline fox and her attorneys successfully argued that johnson and johnson is well aware the mineral is toxic, but continues to include it in many of it's products a missouri jury has awarded the family jacqueline fox 62 million dollars in punitive damages...and 10 million dollars in actual damages. her son said his mother had used johnson and johnson baby powder and shower to shower for as long as he could remember. for him the lawsuit was not about the money..rather it was about warning other women. for her but for som many other women. and that's why i continue. that's why i continue this fight johnson & johnson does have offices here in cincinnati. the company is planning to appeal the verdict. there are last 12-hundred lawsuits still pending against corporate giant.there will be much more on this topic on good morning america at 7. the cincinnati v-a hospital was the focus of many tough questions yesterday on capitol hill. and in the middle of it... v-a secretary and former p-and-g chairman bob mc-donald. 'the scripps news washington bureau and wcpo spe

reporting in des moines, ia, i'm jacqueline policastro. and we encourage you to stay with us tonight for all the caucus coverage. we'll have reporters live in des moines and across eastern iowa, along with expert analysis. we'll broadcast live from 8 to 9 p-m on kcrg 9.2. then from 9 all the way through our 10 p-m news, main channel, t-v9. a woman's poor health almost caused her to miss her daughter's wedding day. change the forrest saunders has the story. prather, the bride and groom up there, began at a mall.through friends, the two were encouraged to meet there. but, kelsea's butler one of the most important people in her life, had doubts. "she said are you sure he's going to be at the mall? i said, yes, he said he's going to be there. sure enough, he was at the mall that day. that was the first time we met." kelsea and shane decided to spend the rest of their lives together. they were tragedy struck in attack and suffered severe complications. too sick to leave the hospital. hospice is kelsea to take. "my mom and i have this special bo