. >> and i'm jamison mueller. the convicted killer being put to death by a lethal injection as we speak. >> michael paluska is live tonight monitoring the scene outside of the florida state prison. michael. >> reporter: wendy, jamison, a short time ago a couple protesters showed up at the florida state prison. some holding signs. one guy with a guitar started playing it. hoping for a stay of execution for oscar ray bolin. we have not heard anything from the governor's office. as we're being told, this is starting right now at 6:00. bolin was found guilty ten times by ten juries, bolin has never apologized or admitted guilt. the three women were all found stabbed and beaten to death. the evidence against bolin overwhelming. bolin even admitted to his wife that he killed the women. but authorities say she never came forward. a tip in 1990 led investigators to bolin serving time in iowa for a kidnapping and rape. abc action news sat down with bolin 20 years ago. >> did you commit the murders you're accused of. >> i h

carson. >> reporter: well, jamison, neighbors see a lot of folks

. >> reporter: jamison, bolin ate his last meal at 10:00 this morning. we asked about how his spirits were. he was calm this morning and he was in good spirits. bolin woke up at 6:00 a.m. this morning. the only visitor he had was his wife. she was able to see him from 8:00 in the morning to 11:00. then he met with a spiritual advisor. if the highest court doesn't intervene, he will die by lethal injection by 6:00 p.m. he murdered three women all were stabbed and beat to death. their bodies found dumped in rural areas. the killing spree ended after he abducted and raped a iowa woman. he pled guilty and was sentenced to 25 to 75 years in prison. in 1990, a tip led investigators straight to bolin for the murders in 1986. inmate executedberg the governor's time in office. officials will be waiting until the final seconds to inject the deadly concoction. >> there is a phone in the room. if anything occurs, leading up to the execution, that phone is on. it rings. you know, there's no clans of not being able to reach somebody. >> reporter: and you computer even

jamison. >> breaking news at 5:00. permanent disbarment issued by the florida supreme court for the lawyers accused of orchestrating the dui arrest of rival attorney campbell. he represented schmidt in the shock jock trial. the three were suspended last week. no word yet tonight if his partners will also be disbarred. >>> manatee county deputies murder weapon used to kill two people last week. deputies have linked last week's murders to duane kummins. they're not saying what type of weapon was found or used. they were searching the manatee river yesterday. >>> a crime alert to tell you about in tampa. police searching for this man who attacked and tried to sexually assault a woman on her front porch. why police say this man is a danger to the community. clifton. >> reporter: anyone who would commit a crime like this would do it again. that's why they hope this sketch right here helps get him caught. >> this is crazy because i have kids at home. i have a girl at home. >> reporter: terrified neighbors learning about an a

jamison. >> covering hernando county tonight. an apparent suicide in the emergency room at a brooksville hospital, prompting security serves at the hospital. that man and the loaded gun brought by ambulance to the er after this crash earlier last night. now abc action news reporter the gun was allowed into the hospital to begin with. sarah. >> reporter: jamison, i'm told that no one even thought to hospital. he was just involved in a serious accident. to check for guns. i'm told with any patient, exclusive surveillance video truck turning in front of a car on us-41. the impact of that crash flipping his truck at the intersection of powell road. emergency crews saying they knew he was high on pills but had no reason to think he had a gun. >> we don't pat down people. that would be a search. that is not something that we are trained to do. it is not something that we are expected to do or we expect our personnel to do. >> reporter: adams was taken to the emergency room with a loaded gun. and about an hour later, he took his own lif

my name is judith jamison. i'm the former artistic director of the american bandstand her. the dancers work their way through. you will see them in motion, life motion and your breath will be taken away. i was born in 1943. it was a very intense time in philadelphia. our artistically, spiritually, emotionally, racially. i was growing up with parades on new year's eve with people in black face. that i'm glad i grew up with. all those things my career. people ask me sometimes, did you know you wanted to be a dancer? it wasn't wanting to be a dancer but sometimes she needed to to be a dancer. i didn't know that but it came to me. there are always people before you that inch the door open a little bit more city to get a foot in. alvin a-list gave that to everybody because we are living on his after burn. all the good things he did for us so we could exist now and he continues. [applause] >> we met in 1965. he was there at this addition and i feel that audition because i was really bad. i had an band's for because i was working at the world's fair pushing buttons. don't ask. so

jamison: it's all the hard work i have put in.ut in the reps and made the most of the opportunity. erin: another player who stood out was running back alfred morris with a 100 yard rushing performance. love the way i that he just stay committed to the franchise and kept working. d: i really don't care about stats, to be honest. i'm just glad we won. erin: middle linebacker will compton did not let his tweets with kevin durant go to his head. instead he got his first career interception. -streak going, it feels good. erin: doesn't feel good to be your former team? >> it does. i left on a good note. it still feels good to beat their butts. erin: after the game, scott raightn shouted four st wins! it seems like the redskins are truly peaking just when it matters most, because the playoffs are later this week. erin hawksworth, abc 7 news. , the wizardsops at home hosting the heat. not a lot of, but this may be one. john wall, strong to the bucket. .iz trail on theohnson blocks wall drive, on the glass. the fast-break layup. 97-75.l to

i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm laura harris. dunigan is live with why the spot has become such a hot one. rodney. >> reporter: laura, anyone who has been to downtown st. pete in the last couple of weeks, you have seen this. construction everywhere. you can't go anywhere and not see a boom in residential areas and also business. now, the local city administrators tell me this is a sign of growth and they also believe this is helping out the local job market as well. >> we came down here on a vacation in st. pete beach and we actually fell in love with it. >> reporter: it was on that vacation from new york stacie decided downtown st. pete had a lot of promise. name. >> reporter: 7 months ago she she hasn't looked back since. >> business as increased since i have been here. >> reporter: a recent wave of development in downtown st. pete. >> we have heard from a number of companies considering the area that are in diverse fields, everything from technology and software development to the insurance fields. >> reporter: sean kennedy economic development manager with the st. pete chamber says it

authorities have not named the second teen but logan jamison died after drinking the gas cocktail last week. the tennessee teen fell dead thursday morning. within minutes police respond to the home of his best friend and they found him having seizures in critical condition. the team drank racing fuel to get drunk or high. >>> that's what we want to put out to do it to get the high or the drunkedness part of it, it's not worth it. >>> two other students also confessed to drinking the logan's parents are raising money to educate high school students. >>> a georgia nurse facing charges. officials say she was living a lie. faking she had cancer. mary bennett claims she was dying from ovarian cancer. now investigators charging her with theft and forgery. they say she spend years accepting $25,000 in donations. using the money for extravagant trips. those that donated to her shocked by these allegations. bennett now out of jail on bond. >>> incredible video from california. a drone capture erosion leaving an apartment building on the edge. look at that. forcing officials to issue a state of

>> reporter: jamison, the good news, we just got an update on the board. he has those injuries but they are not life-threatening. he is expected to survive the night but he will have to spend some time in the hospital. police say they crossed at rush hour traffic. it's even extremely busy right in the left turn lane. a broken mirror, busted windshield and shoe, the signs left behind after a child was hit by a car. >> just trying to make it across before the light changed. >> reporter: surgeon mike lynch says to children were trying to cross the street around 530. traffic in three lanes was stopped for the red light, but the kids didn't notice the left turn lane. >> it appears the traffic was moving because of the green arrow. traffic flowing through the left turn lanes and would have given the impression it would have been possibly clear for them to run across and not see the vehicle in the lane. >> reporter: the driver that hit the middle coolest -- middle school student says she saw one of the kids but still -- couldn't stop in time to avoid the collisio

i'm jamison euler. >> i'm laura harris. we go live to the pinellas county jail where the other suspect is behind bars. ashley, how is the woman doing tonight? >> reporter: laura, she tells me she is resting a lot easier, knowing one of those suspects is here behind bars and says she is confident that police will find the second suspect soon. >> they kept saying, where is the bag? where is the bag? i keep my medication in a locked bag with me. >> reporter: this is that bag, still with the victim at her largo home. she doesn't want to show her face on camera, but says back in october, two men broke in, pushed her down, stole her back. balls and i know who i kicked in the [ bleep ]. i know who it was, who threw me down on the ground in my own living room. >> reporter: police say it was this man, 26-year-old travis neil treater who they arrested monday. they say he kicked the victim and grabbed what medications he could find, then took off. now police are looking for his accomplice, 24-year-old tony claritas. >> i didn't know w

. >> homicide detectives and crime scene investigators made the discovery off jamison creek road in the santa cruz mountains south of big basin. kpix 5's mark sayre is at the motorcycle shop where the victim was last seen alive and he talked to family about an hour ago. >> tonight dozens of friends of kyle showed up here for the candlelight vigil and at the motorcycle shop where myrick and the suspect both worked. all here tonight with very heavy hearts. >> reporter: the news that the body of 28-year-old kyle myrick was found spread quickly through the group of friends and family. john sperry is kyle's stepfather. >> in some ways it's a relief because we've been looking for him. he's in a good space. so we're happy . >> reporter: he was reported missing friday from gp sports on camden avenue where he worked. a police investigation revealed signs of a struggle including blood on the walls and a severed ear and police arrested myrick's coworker steve lebow but in jailhouse interviews lebow denied any involvement with his disappearance. >> i really have nothing against him so i wouldn't ha

catherine jamison, kelsey quints quintos, and alyssa duranty received an honorable mention. 3.86 as a community health science and human development studies major. the team award is given to the collegiate soccer team who coached a team high grade point average of 3.0 or higher. accumulated a 3.13 gpa. >>> nevada swimming and diving competing at the diving invitational on friday in honolulu. it consisted of divers from hawaii. north carolina, harvard, nebraska, columbia, and minnesota. three of the pack's swimmers finished in the top-8 on the 1- meter springboard. 1st, 4th, and 8th place rankings. >>> if you are a fan of girl scout cookies, this might be your favorite time of the year. northern nevada are preparing >>> el chapo now back behind bars in the same prison. led authorities right to him. and more tonight on the man who ambushed a police officer in philadelphia, invoking isis. we'll update you on the was shot. and it is powerball fever across the country! we have our tickets, hope you've got --. we'll talk to you more about the frenzy sweeping the nation. >>> this might not b

he finds jamison crowder for his third touchdown of the quarter. in the second quarter, or history. cousins throws the past to crowder for a 27-yard gain. cousins becomes the all-time leader in passing yards for a single-season, schroeder's 29 --year-old record. theredskins led 24-14 at half. colt mccoy in at quarterback. he fires deep 2 ross. the redskins win. they finished the season with a winning record at 9-7 as they get ready for the playoffs. >> it was important. 9-7 sounds a lot better than 8-8. we thought it was important to go into the playoffs with rhythm and momentum. >> we could have went through the motions. we came here to play. it just goes to show that we have got great leaders. it is a game that we do not need. we always go out there and fight for the redskins name. on this team,on we cannot afford to lose anybody. starters, backups, all of that. i am proud with the way they played. gm afteran into the the game. he shouted at me, four straight wins. he seemed very happy about this winning streak and that his team seems to be peaking at the right time. the redskins

enter malcolm jamison. it looked very loved so i dad. they picked it up and we decided we should try to fine looked very loved. reporter: the boys found monkey outside the pete. we cacae home and took a picture of it and decided to put it on facebook. would share the picture, which they didn't. we eren't expecting it to get shared as much as it was. nearly 3,000 ares and lee than a day later, the reunion, together again. i would like to say thank you very much, because now i feel just really happy that he's home. and i just hope that they're listening to this, because i really hope that they know how i feel right i now. i'm glad that she goo her monkey back, really happy. really happy we still have a lot to get to this morning... including a special concert that's tough for us to hear... because it's not meant for humans. and once again, iowa finds itself behind byouble digits in the first half... can they battle back again... just like they did at purdue on saturday? storm track 7 live doppler radar is dry right now, but we are as early

. >>> jamison. the water crisis in flint michigan. the allies siding with residents and who lost their jobs because of this. >> i end ed in the hospital because of the fume from the mess. >> neighbors taking matters in therisk that's lurking inside condemned homes in their neighborhood >> the new warning for parents tonight about a social media app your kids could be using. >>> tonight iverness residents are taking their community back. our jacqueline speak with people who are not concerned not only for their own health but their safety. >> meth pipes all over the ground. >> chemicals left opened and exposed. >> you could smell something in the air. >> i ended up in the hospital from that week because of the fumes from the mess. >> i didn't put myself in the situation. >> i have been put in this situation. >> a squatter has turned this condemn into an meth lab over the 18 months. >> they managed to rig up the danger again. >> most of the residents here at the mobile home park off u.s. 41 are retired and living on a fixed income. >> we

. >> and i am jamison uhler. tonight his widow nicole talks excessively to abc action news reporter ashley glass about that day. >> reporter: in my exclusive sitdown with widow nicole olsen she answers the difficult question that she forgive the man who admitted to killing her husband? she also opens up about who else she blamed inside this movie theater two years ago.>> he is still part of me. >> reporter: a widow who wears wedding rings every single day. >> i decided to wear it on here. >> reporter: she cannot wear it on her ring finger. nicole olsen was shot in the hand as her husband was shot to his death two years ago to this >> it is hard to believe it can be so far away and get feel so close. >> reporter: captain curtis reeves admits to the shooting after an argument over texting. she is blame the theater and an employee. >> mr. reeves went to complain to a manager. why did he not respond? has been would not be dead if he had resolved the issue on his own. >> reporter: nicole said she is not suing in civil

workers already started pre-treating the roads in the western part of the (-- sot --) (mark jamison / roanoke transportation director:08) "we're all just going to have to live through it. we certainly appreciate our citizens' patience, but we're just not going to have that luxury to push neighborhood streets state police, v-dot and triple-a are telling everyone to stay home. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") winter storm warning for northampton county nc, southampton, surry, james city counties, and the peninsula to all points northward today into tomorrow. winter weather advisory up for bertie county, hertford and gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight county, and the peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix forming by later this morning and really kicking in by midday. this will be snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in the 30s with near 40 evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns int

cutter is a strong candidate to become head coach after his success in developing jamison winston -- jame's winston.>> he put a good resume in front of us this year. coaches out there.>> reporter: what if 18 steals him away? why should a coach come to the bay after all the recent coaching turnover? >> ownership is not afraid to spend money. a franchise quarterback is a strong asset have not one many teams have.>> reporter: the 49ers and dauphin's are officially interested in cutters services. he is still recovering from hip surgery and has not officially spoken with them yet. john sabol, abc action sports. >> we would be naove to think that the interest in cutter did not have an impact on cutter. it's not cutters fall. the players should not hold what happened to lovie against him. this was a glazier decision. if cutter comes the head coach, my only concern as a player is in as the defensive coordinator. >>> we have continuing coverage on our top stories on our website.>> have a good night, we'll see you back here

. >> i think any coordinator or coach in that role with a quarterback, particularly jamison, that is an important bond that is a strong bond that they need to have. and that was present. he's put a good resume in front of him this year. he is the best offense we have had here in tampa bay. these a great communicator. >> and we expect a formal news conference today, he'll also fill another position, his gm of the personnel. >>> a big night tonight at amelie i can't arena. the bolts will host the penguins. one of the few teams that they are battling it out for in a playoff spot this is a slam dunk opportunity here. a nice home stand. >> we have to take care of business here and it starts with a team that pretty much is in the exact same position that we are and we're battling with them and we have to find a way to make it happen. we cannot just sit here and say we've won a couple in a row. we're the one team that has not gone into any sort of reason and now we have to keep it going. >> enjoy your day. >>> searching for america's newest multi-millionaires. why lottery officials are hopi

. >>> jamison. >> two u.s. navy boats are in iranian custody but they will be returned to the u.s. they will be releasing them. the pentagon says it lost contact with the two small navy crafts in the persian gulf today. they were moving between kuwait and baran. >>> 66th street north in pinellas park shut down because of a gas leak. we brought this you as a push 66th street north is closed from 118th avenue north to almerton road. use us-19 as an alternate. the road will remain closed until the leak is capped. no word how long that will take. we will send you another push alert when that happens. >>> hi there, everybody. we had a frosty start to your tuesday across our northern counties. there's another frost advisory in effect for tomorrow morning with temperatures expected to dip down into the 30s. crystal river. low to mid 40s. while there is a frost advisory in effect, there's some clouds that i think will be rolling in later on tonight. if that happens, and i believe it will, we may be bumping up the forecast lows and maybe that ahead of our next strong front coming up in a fe

two customers who got sick, jessica and paul jamison are suing reno provisions for dlz 10,000 in damages. the owner is selling a 50% stake in his restaurant in downtown reno. >>> let's get a first look at your freezing forecast! right now in reno, we're at 14 degrees and expected to continue to see that temperature drop. northwest at three miles per hour, and relative humidity at 67%. across the region, 8 below zero, 12 below zero in eureka. eastern nevada extremely cold. and they are going to see these conditions over the next couple of days. las vegas at 39 degrees. and 9 degrees in fallon. so a very cold night across northern nevada. but things are quiet on live doppler radar. we're not expecting any precip until later in the week. excuse me, next week during the workweek. we have a cold low pressure system sitting over northern california and northern nevada but dry conditions expected for the next couple of days. >>> this new year brought in all kinds of celebrations. especially for 32-year-old shannon and kevin harris as they welcomed their baby girl >> reno's first baby of 2016 ho

new information led them to jamison creek road in santa cruz county. they canvassed the area and found his body. the family is grieving at this time. >> thank you, ian. >> a deadly plane crash in the north bay, a small single-engine plane spiralled out of control as it was coming in for a landing. it landed in the yard of a famili family's home. >> reporter: if you look closely, you can see the tail or the wing of that plane. it will remain there until investigators come get it tomorrow. meanwhile there are two families tonight really shaken up. the impact, crashing so close eto eric morris' home. >> there was no fire but smoke coming off of the airplane, or what was left of it anyway. there were two people on board the plane. we don't have them identified yet. a male and a female. and they appear to be in their mid 60s but we don't know much about them yet. >> weather conditions in santa rosa at the time of the crash show light rain, areas of fog with light visibility. eric said he didn't notice anything unusual at the time of the crash. >> hard, yeah

. >> reporter: jamison, the city tells me that next year's college championship game will be on par with the super bowl. meaning there will be plenty of work to get the city ready. believe it or not, you do not have to be a sports fan to reap the benefits. fans who pack university of arizona monday night were treat today a classic. among those in attendance, a delegation of 30 from tampa getting down to work, prepping for next year's event. >> all of downtown will have activity. but our vision is to build it around the river walk. >> reporter: a board member with the tampa sports commission says the group wanted to do last-minute research, meeting with city leaders in glendale as well as members of the college football championship committee, ensuring they have the information to put on a good show for visitors next year. >> you have to take a look at what they do. talk with their event planners and organizers about what has gone well and maybe what we could improve upon. >> reporter: the city of tampa has been undergoing prep for months. >> we plan in advance. the republican convention,

i'm laura harris in for jamison. >> and i'm wendy ryan. thanks for joining yous. paris and san bernardino, two cities with terrorist attacks that have people thinking about their safety. an uptick in weapons since the attacks. with the children's parade this weekend, we're finding out what police are doing to protect your family. it is the third largest parade

i'm jamison mueller. >> and i'm wendy ryan. now to the dangerous situation in pasco county. a business owner installing a camera to capture crashes in hopes to ghetto officials to listen to his warning. >> then he showed the video to jackie. what is going on out there. >> reporter: we are talking about little road and grove street. the number of crashes has spiked this past year. many of the collisions caught on camera. the images, jarring. >> this one was a mother with two young kids in the car. >> reporter: seconds later the jeremy hardy bolting into the crash. collisions like this one where a motorcyclist lost his life propertied the owner of this insurance company to install cameras. he aimed them at little road and grove street. >> this was a pretty severe accident. >> reporter: the vehicle makes a left turn in front of a black mercedes carrying two children. both cars fly into the wooded area. >> the whole front of it was pushed back. >> reporter: a chopper lifted both kids to local hospitals. >> all the state troopers and the crash investigators, everybody knows this

. >> reporter: jamison, the victim is recovering tonight at the hospital. he will be here for at least another week. he would not let us identify him. he didn't want an interview with us but we could take pictures to show how brutal the attack was. >> he has a broken jaw. i believe it's shattered on both sides. lost some of his molars. and just a little bit of face lacerations. >> reporter: howard is describing hiss son's injuries for him because his son is unable to clearly talk. >> they took his phone, tore it apart, took the battery out of it and yelled to him better not call the cops. so he is very scared. >> reporter: the father who did not want us to identify his son in any way for fear of retaliation because both suspects are career criminals. >> there's no accountability held for guys committing crimes like this. >> reporter: st. pete police arrested the man and charged him with home invasion robbery. he has been arrested a dozen times forearmed burglary, name a few. >> he has a long rap sheet as long as your arm. something in the system is failing.

. >> and i'm jamison uhler. a high number of seat belt tickets are given to black drivers. >> carson chambers joins us live trying to get answers from tpd. carson. >> reporter: the florida aclu says the new report raises red flags about racial profiling not only statewide but in tampa and is calling for a civil investigation under the florida attorney general's office.

. >>> i'm jamison uhler. >> wendy ryan is off tonight. a pinellas deputy fired in disgrace. shocking evidence coming out against a man whose job was to keep people safe. >> clifton french is live with the excuse that he gave for shooting an unarmed man who had his arms cuffed behind his back. >> reporter: the sheriff showed

investigators made the discovery yesterday afternoon on jamison creek road in santa cruz county. a tip from earlier in the day. 28-year-old kyle myrick was reported missing on friday from the motorcycle shop where he worked in san jose. a police investigation found signs of a struggle including blood and they arrested his he could worker. news that the body had been found brought some closure to his family. >> we had still hoped right up to the last he would be okay. we knew it was a long shot. having him back is better than not knowing where he is. >> the suspect steve hlebo was arraigned on murder charges on wednesday. in a jailhouse interview he denied any involvement in the disappearance. >>> el nino storms are leaving a big mark here in the bay area. huge oak tree fell on a home. this is in walnut

west lyon issac heyer for two points at the jamison te slaa passes to marcus rens for three points comets on fire tonight, they win this one 80- 56. 3 north's beenravaged by juries and have lost 5 of 6 mes as a result. west has lost six of seven coming in.1) north up 16 at the half but west went on a run. to start that run james king with the bucket.2) and then marquise bolden from downtown! west pulls within 8!3) north fought back. off the wolverine miss check out this rocket by jalen billings to tavian williams *pause* boom! that got the crowd going!4) west t gan to press. noah mcwell with the steal and the basket. it's 46-39.5) but north set up their offense well tonight. billings showed us his cannon this is his hammer! the three puts north back up ten. north 3 don't go anywhere because we've still got to head back to hull where the spirit lake and western christian matchup on the girls side was also a battle of top ten teams. game brbrbr3 3 spirit lake's 8th ranked girls basketball team has faced a murderers row of opponents these last three games. having lost to number five undefeat

jamison winston's offensive to head coach and chip kelly >>> thank you for watching that will do it for us tonight. the late show with trinity is coming up next.

investigators made the discovery yesterday afternoon on jamison creek road in santa cruz county. they were acting on a tip from earlier in the day. 28-year-old kyle myrick was reported missing on friday from the motorcycle shop where he worked in san jose. a police investigation found signs of a struggle including blood and they arrested his he could worker. news that the body had been found brought some closure to his family. >> we had still hoped right up to the last he would be okay. we knew it was a long shot. having him back is better than not knowing where he is. >> the suspect steve hlebo was arraigned on murder charges on wednesday. in a jailhouse interview he denied any involvement in the disappearance. >>> el nino storms are leaving a big mark here in the bay area. huge oak tree fell on a home. this is in walnut creek overnight. contra costa firefighters responded to the home on westwood court this morning. officers say the homeowners thought the big thud was an earthquake. they say the tree hit a fence and part of the home. it's a monster tree. >>> it's a big tree. no

back around and i didn't see so i stepped outside and it was gone but the car and the dog stolen in jamison says there a family. >> she's like a little kid over the next 15 hours it's an all white female jack russell terrier her name is piper hundreds of calls a pink collar on but the car was stolen and miles of searching i can believe i did that in countless worries later the lesson turns to relief late last night a woman found piper wondering near the corner of tenth and better vote and this morning with animal control piper is home but the stolen car is still nowhere to be found in. >> don't take chances if you don't have to even without the car that they say is a happy ending at a lesson learned to turn puffing comes from car thieves use our snowy streets looking for the exact coming out of the tailpipe 70 cars in puffing citation could cost dollars by this time tomorrow somebody could be a hundred million dollars richer or more powerball jackpot again today in the multistate lottery that operates it could consider raising the big prize once again tomorrow morning because the drawing th

. >> reporter: well, that's right, jamison. this is a historic decision by the police department. she becomes the first female police chief in this department's history and comes with a wealth of experience. now, she has been with the st. petersburg police department since 1986 and has risen through the ranks to become the assistant police chief. she told us in the press conference this afternoon that she believes her work with the saint petersberg police department will serve her well as she tries to clean up the streets in bradenton. she has an impressive background both in law enforcement and education. she has a masters and a doctorate degree in education. and the mayor says that bevin's >> i will tell you that i'm not -- i'm not a proponent of change for the sake of change. i think this community and this police department deserves the opportunity for me to simply come in and get to know the people, the place. >> reporter: and this announcement comes at a very tricky time for the new police chief here. we have seen a recent rise in violent crimes in the bradenton area. last w

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but boyden hull continued to attack the rack...jamison te slaa...hits the deck hard but he finishes to go up 8. then jacob schafer...another old fashioned 3 point play...comets win it, 80-56 chris: unity christian saw its 40-game winning streak come to an end last saturday...the knights hosting hinton tonight. and they had some pent up frustration...anna kiel with the long outlet ahead to alyssa fedders...she lays it home to go up 6-0. then check out this swat...kiel week. and this was the kind of night it was for hinton...kailey burke gets a block, but unity recovers it and gets it to chanda zomermaand...she knocks down the trifecta...they'd lead it 29-1 midway through the second. hinton's laura brighton finally stops the drought, but unity christian has no trouble...they win it 60-28. alex fifth-ranked kingsley pierson on the road tonight to take on west monona. first quarter.....k-p's marina keck drives baseline....pulls up in the paint and gets the shot to drop to put the lady panthers on the board.... couple of minutes later.....kp up by four....cierra gossage gets the steal for t

. >> reporter: well, jamison and wendy, to call this a nightmare for some drivers is an underestimate. we want to show you what it is like to be in the thick of the traffic. back-up as far as the bridge. in some cases the commute times have gone up 40 minutes to an hohour. it's not just during rush hour. we're actually seeing this all day long. >>> drivers traveling i-275 north have been forced to pack plenty of patience this week. >> oh, yeah. dude. i've got a sports car. i want to go fast. it is making me go totally slow. it sucks. >> reporter: let's just say traffic has been a bit of a problem. >> it usually takes 25 minutes. this morning it took me 50 minutes. >> reporter: lane shifts are creating a traffic nightmare. >> it's been a problem. i work over the bridge in st. pete. i get off work at 4:30. even before the hump, it stops. >> reporter: massive traffic backups starting on the south side of the howard franklin. it's an all-day problem. check out this video from air action 1. drivers trying to avoid 275 spill out on roads like kennedy boulevard. >> we did not anticipate quit

investigators found his body in santa cruz county near jamison creek road. last saturday, police arrested myrick's coworker, 39-year-old steve hlebo on suspicion he killed myrick. >>> more than a dozen students at a a san francisco catholic high school have been us us is suspended after planning on attending a party: students dressed up and promoted very poor stereotypes of black culture. >> officials say that 57% of students identify themselves as wife, 43% identify themselves as people of color and they will use the incident as an opportunity for students to learn about racism and tolerance. >>> a two-year-old girl was killed in richmond after her dad accidentally hit her with his truck while pulling out of the driveway. police say that the girl was apparently trying to say good- bye to her good yesterday afternoon and ran in front of the truck. the father was leaving to pick up his two other children from school. officers say that the parents obviously distraught. >> we have to give the family time to grieve. the parents were clutching the child and this

1) late 1 1 half now eagles up but the steal by shayna gries off the inbounds leads to the ab jamison three! shades of reggie miller versus the knicks you're giving me nightmares!2) the eagles played some great "d" of their own this is a steal and layup for kaitlyn rickie! eagles up 38-22.3) then off the west monona missed shot rickie finds mckenzie miene for the jumper! extends the lead!4) rickieieasn't done there she picks another pocket, rifles the lolo pass to lindsey flammang who scores. lawton- final. 3 3 and 8 boyden hull visiting 7- 5 moc floyd valley fresh off last night's overtime win over le mars. 3 3 over le mars.3 3 stick with us as we dive into the nebraska basketball scene. norfolk puts their ten game winning streak on the line against lincoln north star. pierce hosts hartington cedar 3 after losing their first game of the season norfolk has been on a tear. winning ten straight games by an average of almost 20 points per game. tonight they hosted lincoln north start hoping to make it 11 in a row.the navigators came in with a record of 5-7 so far this year. 1. first quar

. >>> jamison, we're tracking what could be a squall line. in other words, a line of strong storms out ahead of a front. well, there is the low pressure center. there is the trailing front. now, it appears pretty likely that most of the heaviest weather stays off to our north with that actual low center itself. but that doesn't mean all of it. so that is certainly something all night long we'll be tracking, updating on facebook, updating on abcactionnews.com, and shea will be here first thing in the morning to give you the latest. temperatures now in the 60s, they will actually rise a little bit later on, as a warm front comes through. then we start to see the other area, the stronger area move in by first thing in the morning. notice some of the worst storms are up to the north, but that certainly could change and we'll take a closer look not only at that, but our next area of heavy rain. that's sunday, coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thanks. >>> new developments tonight in the brutal killing of three people in polk county. two men are

jamison. >>> and in tampa, police are investigating a fatal motorcycle accident at del mabry and west north b street. investigators telling us the rider lost control of the motorcycle, was ejected and killed. it happened around 10:00 p.m. again, moving. >> a family finally gets justice. the detectives spent a year building a case against a driver who hit their mom, stopped to look and drove off. maryel isa -- marisela burgos >> reporter: the reason why the investigation took a long time was because detectives were waiting for forensic evident to come back. even though it's been one year still extremely painful for the victim's family. there hasn't been one day that 24-year-old michael has not thought about his mother. >> she was awesome. >> reporter: since last february, the 52-year-old's family has wondered who hit her as she crossed the street. the they have been in the dark for nearly a year until today. >> i don't feel like justice is served yet or that this is a harsh enough punishment. >> reporter: winterhaven detectives arrested the man placing him as the driver of the car that

investigators say that his body was found off of jamison creek road near boulder creek. his boss at gp sports says that's near the same area where myrick used to like to mountain bike. last saturday police arrested his coworker steve lebo on the suspicion that he killed him. he denied the accusation earlier this week. >>> new at six. a well-known private social network taking heat from the city of oakland. city officials accused them of racial profiling. john suzuki reports that oakland residents that use the app agree. >>> the diamond district of oakland is a multi-cultural area that long time residents appreciate and not everyone that lives there feel at home. >> they feel stereotyped and they feel racially profiled. it is just football coaches a good feeling. >> not the feeling that anybody wants in their neighborhood but that's how some people of color feel because of what they see on the next-door neighbor social network. >> it is anonymous and people use it. hey there is this guy that makes the wrong skin color and i'm scared. and it is people's worse fears that co

game 6 for 6 with two touchdown passes and redskins up 13-0 and in the red zone and he connects with jamisonrowder! cousin, 12 for 15 and 176 yards and three touchdowns. jay shrader's redskins record and hewol puts on the ball cap he's done with this and colt mccoy. colt putting the foot on the gas pedal and how wide open was rashard for that one? 71 yards, rather for the house and redskins beat the cowboys, 34-23 and they finished the season at 9 and 7 and on a four-game win streak. with more on that and the game we'll send it to dallas and jason pugh. >>> carol, the redskins came in the jerry's world today and steam rolled the cowboys to put an end to a pleasantly surprising regular season and you can call this game revenge or call it payback, but the redskins, they're calling it momentum because they go into the playoffs winners of four consecutive games. >> knowing you've won four in a row and you're playing well and so if things go with the slow startish and the guys won't blink and they'll keep playing so i'm glad we're on a hot streak. >> 9 and 7 just sounds better and it feels better

brothers malcolm and jamison brown found the monkey outside the arena. they thought it looked very loved. so they decided to put a picture on facebook to try to track down the owner. the post, was shared 3,000 times in just 24 hours. >> i gave it to my mom and dad. >> we weren't expecting it to get as much attention. >> i really hoped that they understand how ill feel right now. >> my goodness. she's the sweetest thing ever. sierra says she will never lose her stuffed monkey again. meanwhile brown brothers say they were happy to help reunite sierra and her best friend. she's like six going on 36 by the way, wise beyond her years. >>> do you need reason to lose weight in the new year? we will let you know which incentive went work to help you shed those pound. we will take a short break, we will be right back. >>> make it $2 a, that is all you need for a chance to take home 450 million-dollar, in tonight's power ball drawing. so, are you feeling lucky? we will have more on the growing power ball fever, that is coming up in our next hour. >>> on the health

the third, the comets up 4...chandler brunsting, with the thievery...drives it and passes it out to jamison te slaa...he'll get to the rack for the pair. unity responds...logan schiebout, connects from the top of the arc for the triple. later, the knight take it down and cole vande vegte left open in the corner, and he makes them pay, another triple for unity. but some nice hustle for the comets...dalton moser...gets the 69-60. alex another big matchup in holstein...mvao receiving votes in 1a, ridge view, tenth in 2a. late first quarter....colby sent-jens finds a little wiggle room in the corner andknocks down the three......13-3 rams..... but the raptors would settle in.....ryan currie the acrobatic scoop shot brings ridge view back within eight..... on the other end......conor collinwith a little bounce in his step and down goes the trey.....16-5 mvao...... the second quarter was all ridge view......jackson graff right in front of me......the senior hits the three.....raptors close the half on an 8-0 run....they win it 58-45. chris: the unity christian girls are on a 38 game winning strea

. >> my name is kate jamison and i represent the region of buckinghamshire. we might have heard why the living wage doesn't affect young people directly. but what about the young people who minimum wage at the moment discourages. as we've heard from fellow members 3.78 per hour. surely this is bound to discourage more young people from being employed and therefore relying on benefits in later life. surely through a living wage we can encourage more young people to go out into the world of work and embrace it as we've heard from the curriculum for life. expanding their experiences and getting the skills they need to enhance their futures. this is why you should vote for this motion. thank you. >> i'm sorry, we're running out of time. we have time for another contributor from the southwest. the young woman with the blue hair. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i represent the city of bristol. living wage is currently a hot topic. the chancellor announced the government will introduce their national living wage for all staff over 25. this came as great news as it means

. >> my name is kate jamison and i represent the region of buckinghamshire. we might have heard why the living wage doesn't affect young people directly. but what about the young people who minimum wage at the moment discourages. as we've heard from fellow members 3.78 per hour. surely this is bound to discourage more young people from being employed and therefore relying on benefits in later life. surely through a living wage we can encourage more young people to go out into the world of work and embrace it as we've heard from the curriculum for life. expanding their experiences and getting the skills they need to enhance their futures. this is why you should vote for this motion. thank you. >> i'm sorry, we're running out of time. we have time for another contributor from the southwest. the young woman with the blue hair. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i represent the city of bristol. living wage is currently a hot topic. the chancellor announced the government will introduce their national living wage for all staff over 25. this came as great news as it means