jim moore, tony, john fox, gary kubiak. while i've obviously changed teams i've had the same football representation for almost two decades. i owe tom many thanks, he has represented me with class at every juncture and always be a great friend. the people who have been at my side from games at high school, tennessee, indy, and lu that incredible broncos super bowl win. you know what you mean to me. discovered yet. life is not shrinking for me, of possibilitys. when i i look back, i know i did everything i could do to help my teams walk away with a win. no one who could outprepare me. regrets. there's a scripture reading, i have fought the good fight, and i have finished the race, i have kept the faith. well, i fought a good fight. i've finished my football race. and after 18 years, it's time. god bless all of you. and god bless football. >>reporter: certainly some fitting words from peyton manning, you know, from the broncos perspective, a lot of appreciation today, joe ellis his future. peyton manning let him know that he

jim moore and tony. and jim and john fox and i talked to coach cubiowa ac.as special to go down memory lane a bit. and i will enjoy this and think about those things in another time. >> he's had a lot of press conferences, but nothing quite like this. and obviously deep reflection and a personal statement from him as we all witnessed the emotion involved. and jim gray standing by us. and jim, what a statement it was. what were your reflections hearing peyton manning speak about p his career. >> that was just beautiful and magnificent and that was emotion and it was great as watching him play. and that was spectacular. what he summarized with his career and the thought process he went through to deliver that, we have seen the likes of very few people who put on a performance like that and he did on the field and it is memorable. and the hard work and dedication and hear his voice is was choked up. it was a difficult day for him and dedicated his life to being a football player and making others better. and all of the time -- time mates and coaches. that will

doctor jim moore says braces can be very important for some dogs if they are dealing with problems that affect their ability to chew. he says dog braces are rarely for aesthetic purposes and are typically only worn for a few weeks. i would assume a retainer would be very difficult. headgear at night? sean: invisaline? josh: i can see him getting teased at the doggy day care. the wind out there had a bit of a bite to it overnight perfectly bracing for the cold. temperatures in the teens right now. in northern new hampshire, 20's and 30's. you see the further south you head, the warmer those temperatures are as the colder air is slowly spilling in behind this cold front. it metropolitan business. it brought some -- it meant business. it brought some wind gusts with it. a look at the max winds, the peak gusts overnight between maybe 12: 30, 1:00, they really started picking up into about well, present. peaking, though, around 3:00 or so. and as you can see, they really did some damage out there in wind gusts of up to 45 miles per hour. meant a few tree limbs down. power outages in some spo

jim moore. tony dungy. jim callwell. john fox. gary kubiak. and i have obviously changed teams, i have had the same football representation for almost two decades. i owe tom condon many thoughts. he has represented me with class at every juncture and he will always be a great friend. i want to thank a tremendous group of friends who have supported my football career and been at my side from games at high school, to tennessee, indy and through that incredible broncos super bowl win last month. you know who you are. and what you mean to me. and there is no way to measure family like mine can mean. mom, dad, cooper, eli, extended family, you are the best. and ashley, your support is as potent a motivator as any man could have. ashley, and my kid, marshal and mosly have only been around a couple of years but they have changed my life forever. a week before the super bowl, our daughter mosly asked me, daddy is, the last game, yes, mosly, it is the last game of the season. and i sure do want you to win that trophy. and i do too, mosly. and that's wh

jim moore for the charlotte observer joins me. set the stage for us.race, any sense who the favorite right be? a dark horse to watch? what do you make of the democratic side. >> the favorite on the republican side is donald trump. he had an 11-point lead in the polling average by real clear politics based on recent polls. he had 10,000 people at a rally in fayetteville last night. he's -- he had a rally near charlotte a couple of days ago and 4,000 people at that one. but i think like some of your other people have said, two-person race here in north carolina. and you can tell by the schedule of the candidates. we haven't seen anything of senator rubio or governor kasich. ted cruz was here a couple of days ago. at a church at a small town, old mill town, near charlotte. he's coming back to the charlotte motor speedway for an event on sunday. i think it's between the two of them. they seem comfortable. right now donald trump appears to be in the lead. on the democratic side, we haven't had any recent polling but hillary clinton's had a 20-point lead ove

jim: stewart moore with our report. wesh 2 investigates uncovered attorney jeff ashton' s son owns one of these homes and while ashton says he won' t prosecute the builder, he wants attorney general pam bondi to look into the matter. ashton wrote a letter to bondi, which reads in part, they pay lip service, but have done nothing. as a father, father-in-law, and grandfather to those unlucky enough to have purchased one of these potentially unsafe homes, i would ask that you look into this matter. a just released study says orange county could do a better job of with the money it spends to fight homelessness. meredith: mayor teresa jacobs hired a consultant to look at the 23 programs the county gives a total of $7.7 million each year to address homelessness. the research found that almost 44% of that money is not going to those in the most imminent danger of ending up without shelter. jacobs says the county will likely re-work its contracts with those agencies with a new emphasis on housing first. mayor jacobs: having thi

. >> the lessee being carried you i will never depend on million to feed my kids i jim moore then consulting i am on the lecture circuit but that is a false narrative. i have done consulting but that is not my sole source of income. i don't need that to make a living. b for the record i want to clarify that. >> said the demeanor of what we have seen the attitudes i do not appreciate that but i can disagree without being hostile intent you can imagine the black republican of was the black republican a little more acceptableected today i was the first elected selfie of the mason-dixon line since reconstruction.lator. i had a guy who said, a backhanded compliment but said i never thought i would see a republican elected in this district let alone a black republican.i thin i in the stand right there. a in to articulate where the last three years of a department store i played quarterback in the security guy was following me i established that i finally turned around and said where you following me? he said i'm doing my job.tore a so i left and went back and confronted him again. my wife and i ar

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, with florida' s primary just hours away the political ads on tv are popping up every few minutes. coming up, we' re taking a look at the ads, what claims they' re making, and who is paying for them. plus, a weekend shooting leaves a local teen dead. while police scramble to find his killer, a community tries to heal. and we' ll tell you why a court hearing for a man who deputies shot outside the wwe offices wesh 2 news at 5:30 is next. (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) hey candidates, angela: it' s the most expensive shell-game in politics. good evening, i' m angela taylor. stewart: i' m stewart moore. it' s no easy task figuring out which candidate or groups are behind the attack ads. wesh 2' s greg fox looked into all of th

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, coming up, under arrest. a local man, charged with indecent exposure at a nearby publix. plus, under fire. wesh 2 is talking to a local muslim leader, who is speaking out after comments this morning from governor rick scott, on national tv. a wrong way driver crashes into a florida sheriff' s deputy. and the end of the road for marco rubio. it could be, unless the senator s florida primary. tonight' s debate in miami. wesh 2 is there, for all the 5:30 is next. announcer: you' re watching wesh 2. angela: police say a man exposed himself inside a publix. stewart: this happened on the store at 434 and wekiva springs in longwood. detectives have made an arrest. matt: they have made an arrest, closer look at the publix. it is really at the intersection of 434 and montgomery. they have made an arrest, and he just bonded out of jail. detectives say they have evidence on the store surveillance to back-up the girl' s story. >> a customer pulled out his privates and they ar

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, coming up, a carjacking ends in a crash, and a missing dog. police say the driver was forced from her ride a gunpoint, but the thieves took off without letting her grab her pet. plus, clinton' s commanding lead. where the former secretary of state heads next, after a sweep of last night' s primary elections. and we' ll tell you why the victim of a home invasion, wound wesh 2 news at 5:30 is next. announcer: you' re watching wesh 2. stewart: right now an accused car-jacker is in critical condition after a crash. deputies say he swiped a car, with the driver' s dog inside. good evening, i' m angela taylor. the car was stolen at blue lake avenue and state road 44 shortly after 7:00 this morning. the good news tonight, the dog has been found. wesh 2' s claire metz is live with more. claire? claire: yeah, the suspect cresta here at -- crashed here at mcgregor road and duncan chase, several miles from the car jacking scene, slamming into a power pole, bursting into flam

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, a tragic accident on an orlando road. one person was killed when they were hit by a car. we' ll tell you where it happened, and how. plus, fighting a rise of homelessness in daytona beach. the population has grown in recent months but is a solution , coming soon? and back in court, the man accused of killing an orlando woman inside of her apartment. when his trial is expected to wesh 2 news at 5:30 is next. not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators like our publix bakery chantilly cake it'll be remembered for all the right reasons. publix. where shopping stewart: we continue to follow breaking news from brevard county. a car has overturned in a watery ditch. angela: there may have been three people inside. dan billow is close to the scene. what are you hearing? dan: this is turning out to have sounded a lot worse than it turned out. this is a little beyond for you see a fire truck. you can get a good birds eye view of this from chopper 2. th

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, coming up on wesh 2 news at 5:30, a wesh 2 news investigation. a prescription pain medicatin announcer: you' re watching wesh 2. stewart: we kick things off tonight, with a wesh 2 news investigation. patients being denied legitimate prescription medication by pharmacists. good evening, i' m stewart moore. angela: i' m angela taylor. today wesh 2' s matt grant continued his work on this issue. he spoke with one woman who said her prescription for painkillers was not filled and was shocked to learn why. matt: without medication angela barrett would not be on her feet. >> i wake up sometimes and my feet will be numb, and i literally cannot feel them to walk. if i got out of bed, i would actually fall. her back. after surgery failed she says her doctor prescribed percocet and morphine are the only things that help her live a normal life. >> i wouldn' t be able to function. matt: after going to the same apopka walgreens for four years, her prescription was denied wedne

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, angela, coming up next at 5:30, a major human trafficking bust in orange county. why it took multiple police agencies to make the arrests, and why investigators think there may be more victims. plus, drugs and a whole lot of cash. both seized from a local home. we have the details on how police caught the man they say was behind the operation. and a mystery in brevard county. wesh 2 is talking to wildlife officials who say they keep treating pelicans who are showing up with broken wings. what we know so far, next on 2. angela: right now at 5:30, orlando police say they' ve made a big human trafficking bust, but they' re still looking for more victims. good evening, i' m angela taylor. stewart: i' m stewart moore. it took several police agencies to make the arrests. wesh 2' s matt grant was there for the announcement. he joins us live with more. matt? matt: stewart, fdle agents believe there may be two to four additional alleged victims out there tonight. they are asking t

though enough and jim moore is in the water come as something. social started to let my schedule. i went to diet are and a jamaican joint head out to batting cages, rolling and a baby shower. i had coffee with ivan a bartender from slovenia who had worked at every hotel between miami and fort lauderdale. wanting to avoid the line at the popular strip club king of diamonds were strippers rescheduled to box each other i went to a dingy strip club mixer with a group of cocktail waitresses. we were accompanied by a casino vip who handed out sacks of 1 dollar bills. she believes a cooktop me to make rio, a haitian dish made from pork shoulder was cutting up tucker, thyme and garlic i learned that she knew it's about her drug addicted husband when she was pregnant with her second child. as well as the only female cook, she wasn't so much offended by the misogyny in the casino's kitchen but she was tired of it. jeanmarieis dreamed of becoming a full-time caterer, but even at $13.75 an hour while the highest good and average wages at the casino, she wasn't even enough to realize the dream

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: nothing like rockets, but it has been a long week for daytona beach officials. spring breakers are stirring up trouble. already more than 100 arrests, and the season still has a long way to go. plus, back in court, a teen accused of running over a deputy. and an nfl player in serious condition after a florida motorcycle crash. what investigators think happened. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. angela: beach. good evening, i' m stewart moore. angela: i' m angela taylor. we' ve been reporting on the trouble for two weeks now. more than 100 spring breakers have been arrested, and some beach officials hurt. and as wesh 2' s claire metz reports, that' s only on the beach. claire: the beach is just down the street, on the other side of those hotels along a1a, and it' s jamming with spring bre

jim: stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. next at 5:30, new details about a nasty crash involving an orange county sheriff' s deputy. the cruiser flipped over, and the second car was totaled. we will let you know how it happened. bless more from super tuesday. we' ll tell you which candidates pulled ahead, and who doesn' t have a prayer. and under arrest, for the second time. why a teen, who is already facing charges of pretending to be a doctor, is facing new wesh 2 news at 5:30 is next. wanted. i like the fresh dough. what's bha? pi'm gonna go with the one thatpdoesn't have the acronyms. pget that one without fillers. what are fillers? you guys just made your pizza the way i make my pizza. hey! no ingredients that you can't pronounce and no artificial flavors. and we're proud to announce pour new quality guarantee: plove your pizza, or get anotherpone, absolutely free. pget any large pizza up to 5-toppings pfor just $9.99. online only. announcer: you' re watching wesh 2. stewart: new information tonight on a nasty crash involving an orange c

in the breaking news center, stewart moore, wesh 2 news. jim: thanks. meantime things are a lot tamer here in central florida, as senator ted cruz continued on the campaign trail with a stop in orlando today. once again, he accused donald trump of not being a true conservative. ted cruz: donald keeps saying he will negotiate better deals. he agrees with hillary clinton and barack obama on everything they do. he just says they will not negotiate a better deal, he will do it better. we need of -- we have too much government. jim: after his stop in orlando, cruz spoke at a republican dinner in illinois which also holds its primary this coming tuesday. the gop candidates continue to pass through central florida. senator marco rubio plans to hold a rally in the villages this sunday at 3:00 p.m. he spent time in west palm beach today, supporting another candidate in ohio. there, he' s encouraging voters to vote for john kasich instead of donald trump. before the primary on tuesday, several counties are offering early voting tomorrow. stay with wesh 2 news for

coverage details what happened, who was killed, and how your local leaders are m meredith i' m jim payne. s stewart moore, live in the breaking news center, with the latest from europe. started around 3 am local time. investigators say 2 suicide bombers detonated themselves inside the brussels airport killing 11 people. a short time later and just a few miles away, a second bomb at 21 people. let' s bring that photo of the suspected terrorists back up. investigators say this was taken just a few minutes before the explosions hit the airport. 2 of the men, believed to be isis fighters, were killed. a third, the man with the hat, escaped. here is from inside of the airport. this video was taken in the moments after the explosion. the man who shot this footage actually lives in raleigh. he was standing just a few feet away from the blast. he was unharmed, but 11-others were killed and dozens more were injured among them, 3-mormon missionaries from utah. all are expected to survive. these attacks come just days after the arrest of one of the men involved in the paris terror attacks, salah abdeslam was picked

jim act has the latest. >> reporter: carolyn moore from kentucky was with her daughter stephanie when the bombs exploded at the airport. stephanie is now missing. >> my husband called the american embassy, and he said they're looking for her, too. >> did you receive information from... >> i haven't gotten any information from anyone. >> reporter: the injured include three mormon missionaries from utah, 66-year-old richard norby, joseph empy and mason wells. all three are recovering from their injuries. friends tells us wells was also at the boston marathon bombing lancier ear paris attack. a u.s. air force lieutenant colonel, his wife and four kids were also injured. we're told some were seriously hurt. this man, seb bellin is a belgian businessman who once played college basketball for oakland university in michigan. his father spoke to his son in the hospitals. >> well, he saw people dying. dying. so that's... i'm sure that will stay with him for the rest of his life. >> reporter: and then there are the near misses. these three students from quinnipiac university in connecticut are studying abroad. they

and jim axlerod has the latest. >> reporter: carolyn moore from kentucky was with her daughter stephanie airport. stephanie is now missing. >> they're looking for her. information from -- >> i haven't gotten any information. >> reporter: the injured include three missionaries from utah, 66-year-old richard norby, joseph empy, 20. mason wells, 19. all three are recovering from their injuries. friend tell us wells was also at the boston marathon bombing and last year's paris attack. a u.s. air force lieutenant colonel, wife and four kids were also injured. we're told some were seriously hurt. this man, seb bellin is a belgian businessman who once played college basketball for oakland university in michigan. his father spoke to his son in the hospital. >> well, he saw people dying. he saw people dead. and people dying. so, that's -- i'm sure that will stay with him for the rest of his life. >> reporter: and then there are the near misses. the three students from quinnipiac university in connecticut are studying abroad. they were at the airport kate duffy spoke to us by phone. >> a huge ball

moore. >> reporter: chris and jim, the race is not over yet, but it seems headed for a dramatic turn. >> breathe breathe, breathe. you can do it. you can breathe. >> reporter: picking up where he left off on the debate stage -- >> whether it's little marco or lion ted -- >> reporter: -- donald trump assaulted and insulted his republican rivals in michigan, one of nine states on the line between now and tuesday. >> if you get laid off on tuesday, i still want you voting. i'll get you a new job. don't worry about it. >> reporter: while mitt romney is giving voice to the establishment movement to tump trump at any cost, marco rubio and ted cruz pledged during the debate they'd support the billionaire if he's nominated. >> i will:/9p support the repubn nominee. >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> reporter: they took another step back today saying

moore. >> reporter: chris and jim, the race is not over yet, but it seems headed for a dramatic turn. >> breathe, breathe, breathe. you can do it. you can breathe. >> reporter: picking up where he left off on the debate stage -- >> whether it's little marco or lion ted -- >> reporter: -- donald trump assaulted and insulted his republican rivals in michigan, one of nine states on the line between now and tuesday. >> if you get laid off on tuesday, i still want you voting. i'll get you a new job. don't worry about it. >> reporter: while mitt romney is giving voice to the establishment movement to tump trump at any cost, marco rubio and ted cruz pledged during the debate they'd support the billionaire if he's nominated. >> i will:/9p support the repubn nominee. >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> reporter: they took another step back today saying floor fight. >> my strategy is vote for me in florida but vote for me everywhere else too. >> and if the washington dealmakers try to steal the nomination from the people, i think it would be a disaster. >> reporter: john kasich said he will su

this is not jim mcgovern or gwen moore or bobby scott or rosa delauro making up these statistics. they come from an organization which tracks all of these measures. my colleagues, as been said, would include drug testing policies for snap participants and prohibitions for certain food purchases. what kind of priorities are these? we can't continue to wage a war against food stamp recipients. nobody is asking for any other program or -- recipients who get a federal subsidy to get drug tested. let's start with the crop insurance people. let's go for that. let's take all of the programs at the u.s. department of agriculture where there is a subsidy and a beneficiary and a recipient to that subsidy, let's get them all drug tested. so we are going to continue to stand up against unconscionable attacks on america's poor working families. i urge my colleagues, stand with us and ensuring that the federal budget does not harm working families and children by decimating the hunger programs in this nation. i want to thank my colleague. mr. mcgovern: i yield to ms. moore. thank you so much fo

course, as the fish will sink to jim: history is made in havana today, as president barack obama sits down with talks with cuban president raul castro. wesh 2' s stewart moore is live in studio with a closer look at what the leaders discussed. stewart: president obama is the first sitting u.s. president to visit cuba in 88 years. and the commander in chief said there was no topic that was left off the table during the talks with raul castro. president obama pressed the cuban leader on human rights issues and castro pushed back citing the strained race relations and a lack of social services in the u.s. and after pressure from president obama, the two took questions from the american and >> if i engage and i am clear change on any particular country. it has to come from within. in not -- please give me the i think this is enough. also tonight, a top national obama says he' s shared with cuban authorities many lists of political prisoners over the last two 1/2 years. stewart: word of the lists follows comments from castro during the press conference that if he were brought a list of political prisoners, they would be released by the end of the night. still ah

stewart moore joins us now with a look what' s coming up in our next half hour. stewart: jim, meredith, we are continuing our coverage of the terror attacks in brussels. the new information just coming out from investigators, still on scene. what police in gainesville are now saying about a deadly, officer involved shooting near u.f. over the weekend. re taking a look at the caused a small plane to crash in wesh 2 news at 5:30 is nex:3 >> no attack, no attack will affect our resolve to accelerate the defeat of isil.> stewart: u.s. defense secretary ash carter speaking out this morning, condemning the isis attacks in brussels, and to help find those responsible. good evening, i' m stewart moore. meredith: i' m meredith mcdonough in for angela taylor. 31-people were killed when 2 suicide bombers detonated themselves this morning. one at the brussels airport, and another at a metro station a few miles away. this video shows the aftermath of the explosion at the airport. you can see people running while smoke rises from the terminal building. we' re told a third bomb was also bro

jim? >> meagan fitzgerald. thank you. >>> a spotsylvania county man is charged tonight with murder after his wife died of an apparent drug overdose. investigators tell us william moore admitted to giving his wife ashley a lethal dose of heroin. this happened late last month at the couple's home. moore initially faced child endangerment charges because their young kids were at home at the time. those children are now staying with relatives. >>> a woman in utah has filed a sects abuse lawsuit against the chief federal judge in the the same day as judge richard roberts announced his retirement. this suit alleged roberts sexually abused the woman in 1981 when she was 16. in a starment to the post, roberts' attorney acknowledged there was an intimate relationship but he calls the accusations categorically false. utah's attorney general's office did investigate these claims in 2014 but found roberts did not break any laws because the woman was old enough at the time to consent under the state's law. >> the district is now banning some chemicals found in household products, kids toys, and furniture upholstery. muriel bowser signed the carcinogenic flame retardant chemical

jim. >> just hate to hear that. >> just bizarre, thanks very much, justin. >> meanwhile shooting near temple university is under investigation. it happened overnight near broad and west moore lan street. police say the 24 year old victim was shot twice, once in each leg. he's in stable condition. no word yet on a motive. >> part of a building facade came crumbling down to a sidewalk in north philadelphia. it happened on the 900 block every north broad street just after 1:00 this morning. no one was hurt. there is no word yet on what caused the facade to give way. >> new twist in the hazing scandal at connestoga high school. now hearing from parents there who say they think those serious allegations were made up. the fires public meeting last night since three football players were charged with assaulting a 14 year old with a broom stick, head coach stiped down, assistance fired, but several people praised the former coaches, saying, the alleged victim is lying. >> this meeting should have happened before the coaches were fired. i think they were judged material. >> i well, i think eventually everything was false. regarding the inches dent. >> i think it is complete fabrica