i nudged justin, and i said, justin, justin. >> i heard angie scream, oh, my d, oh, my god. i knew something terrible had happened. >> i turned on the light. and i just r r out of the bedroom, down the hall. >> repororr: did you see him? >> i iidn't. >> reporter: you just knew? >> i looked in the bedroom doorway, and i saw justin laying on his back on the right side of the bed with his head tilted. and i could see a bullet hole in his head, and i could see blood running down his neck. >> my instinct was to figure out how they got in the house. we had a really big window. i checked to see if that was closed. and it was. checked the front door. that was still locked. saw that the back door was unlocked, and i went and i opened it a little bit. and then i was like, that's not a good idea, so i closed it. >> reporter: did you understand right away that everything was different, that the man you loved was dead? >> it was one of those moments where you just want to go back just two minutes ago, he was laying beside me, and he was alive. and now he's gone forever. >> reporter: but

or did you think it was justin? >> justin. >> reporter: but justin had another story to tell. he said he wasn't in milan and insisted the fight with carrie was no big deal. that it was about something trivial. >> over some burnt eggs. >> reporter: and she had left that day, slammed the door and called him stupid? >> yes. >> reporter: justin insisted he never saw carrie again after that fight. and the morning tim said he dropped her at home and watched her go into the house. justin said that never happened. >> when one guy tells us, "i dropped her off here at 6:30 in the morning," and the other guy says, "she never came in the door." we know there's a problem. >> reporter: a boyfriend who had a blowout with carrie, and an ex who gave her a shoulder to cry one. one of them was lying but which one? >>> coming up, a caught on camera stunner. who is that using carrie's bank card? >> he is seen on video trying to get $400 out. >> and a song turns sinister. the karaoke moment no one could believe. >> it was sickening. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work

justin's vehicle. >> reporter: justin's truck was checked and photographed. and a sweep was made of the house. it was tidy. undisturbed. didn't look like a crime scene. another search was done at ex-boyfriend tim mcvay's house. >> we wanted to get into his residence and see was she there, was she not there. were there any clues that we needed to go on. >> reporter: detective tina noe executed the search on tim's home. >> we took lots of photographs. 'cause you never know what's gonna be important possibly later on. >> reporter: tim was in the middle of a major renovation. the house was a mess. random things were strewn everywhere; clothes, construction materials, rolls of carpeting. but nothing looked like a good lead. carrie's family was growing increasingly desperate. they wanted to do something. when they reached out to dennis harker of the quad cities missing person's network. sadly, he knew just what to do. >> it's traumatic. i mean, it's just a crisis. and and it's overwhelming. >> reporter: his own son went missing just a few months earlier. >> you fin

justin? >> justin: danny, thanks so much. on the morning news his goal to end world hunger. we' ll introduce you to a man who' s working to change the world one meal at a time. plus sunny' s snow day. how the president' s pup took advantage of the white house lawn. but first a look at last night' in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original steakburger. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. results award winner is certainly working on one of the most ambitious projects we' ve featured yet. he hopes to end world hunger all from a warehouse in longwood. news 6 anchor matt austin shows us all the ingredients going into feeding childr

justin? >> justin: danny, thanks. still to come up close with the local star of under cover boss and the big surprise one pizza man got in the show. that' s next. >> reporter: the magic' s losing streak hits 8 games after the celtics made quick work of them in boston. i' ll you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ i' ve been blind since birth. i go through periods where it' s hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. learn about non-24 by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >> justin: under confer boss marco' s pizza going under cover in sanford. michelle saunders shows you how >> reporter: haven' t we all wanted to stick it to the man? the magic of under cover boss is many people can relate to understand the little people. so imagine when little old tyler who works at marco' s pizza here in sanford realized that his life was going

justin? >> justin: all right, danny. thank you so much. we want to get you to breaking news in sanford where a homicide investigation is underway at the cool breeze number 2 bar on sikes avenue. we just got this into the newsroom. the deputy was patrolling the area when they heard gunshots in the bar. when they arrived they found a female victim dead from gunshot wounds. the search is on for the shooter. we' ll pass along the latest updates once we get them. >>> now to the cold air hitting central florida. the chilly temperatures at the citrus bowl last night for monster jam. news 6 jennifer ortega talked with fans who did their best to stay warm. >> it' s brutal. >> not liking them too much. not a fan. >> reporter: that' s the reaction from a lot of people at monster jam after the temperatures dropped quickly in central florida. >> i was expecting it but still didn' t think it was going to be this cold. >> some people tailgating brought out the fire pits before the game, not phased by the wi

i' m justin warmoth. also joining me meteorologist danny treanor. good morning, danny. >> dan: it looks like some cool weather coming. >> justin: uh- oh! re floridians almost our inn tire lives - - but they' re glad they don' t have to deal with snow but one teacher put her pledge for a snow day through song. her rendition of a nadele hit coming up - - adele hit coming up. and of course, adele huge success. >> dan: she doesn' t call much more anymore. >> justin: doesn' t call now? >> dan: no. we had the fog and saw a spot of sunshine and warmed it up and then it rained last night and some areas like orlando about .22 of an inch of rain and the much needed rain keeping forest fires down. now here comes the drama. we' ll change the temperatures. not today so much. however you are going to notice some big- time changes. that' s going to be in the form of a win. wind is going to pick up this afternoon and push through and i think 10, 20 mph and gusts up to 25 mph. we' re not totally done with the rain. it' s

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justin? >> justin: still to come on the morning news, make it snow! how one homeowner made a winter wonderland when mother nature didn' t cooperate. take a look there. >>> but first, get the tickets out. the look at winning numbers for last night' s florida lottery drawings. good luck! i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. >> justin: in your new health watch, a move to cut sugar in your sweetened drinks and the u.s. is not prepared to deal with childrens' medical needs in the event of a crisis. molly hall looks at the top health stories. >> reporter: researchers in london say cutting the sugared drinks by 40% could prevent 1.5 million overweight and obesity cases over 5 years. they say reducing sugar and drinks, including fruit juices, would also prevent 300,000 cases of type 2 diabetes. >>> a new report says the u.s. medical needs in the event of a crisis. the american academy

justin is one of the most talented people i have ever met. he has so much pressure on him, growing up in front of the entire world. i think he is handling it fairly well, and he will learn from his mistakes and become a better man for it. and ariana has one of the best voices i have ever heard in my entire life. emily: what is your management style? how are you different from other managers? scooter: i think my style is family. people say you shouldn't mix business with pleasure, and i think that is bs. personally, i think that if you care about someone, you deeply care about them, you will stay up the extra hours to do something for them and vice versa. i have been called stupid by plenty of my mentors because they say, "look, you know, you are too close." but i think it is better to feel than not feel. emily: how do you make sure some of these artists are not just a flash in the pan? scooter: my promise to every artist i manage is not that i am going to make you the biggest superstar in the world and you are going to have the longest career

live from the plymouth meeting tolls, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you.ell, philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is moving on. the philadelphia new mayor and police commissioner set to take office. the outgoing commissioner tweeted thanks to the city. he says, thank you philly police officers, and all philadelphians it, has been a pleasure serving as commissioner. hashtag unforgettable. ramsey came out of retirement to become philadelphia police commissioner in january 2008. he is being succeeded by former deputy commissioner richard rot on january 7th. >>> incoming mayor jim kenney takes over monday. new mayor says poverty in the city is his top priority. kenny says he also wants to improve the relationship with the city's african-american community, and reduce jail over-crowding. our jessica dean will have one-on-one interview, with the city's 99th mayor, jim kenney tonight, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> hacking group taking credit for taking down president trump's campaign website. site down for about an hour saturday, from 11:00 a.m. to

justin? is on for the orange county teen that hasn' t been seen in over a week and the last time anyone saw kaley posey was at the bis stop. her mother fears her daughter could be in danger. >> it' s a lot of worry and a lot of unknowns. >> and trying to contact people. >> reporter: showing pictures of her 17- year- old daughter and pleading anyone who knows where her daughter is to call police. >> basically we don' t have hardly any leads. we' re just looking for her. they say her daughter never returned home. posey came to stay with her mother last april. >> i contemplated and can' t even think about that and went upstairs and her clothing and makeup and things like that was gone. >> the junior hasn' t posted on social media pages. and friends and family saying they have not heard anything. >> try to get her picture out as much as we can. so hope someone has seen her monday morning this week somewhere. somebody had to see her somewhere. >> she was in good spirits last time they spoke and wa

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you got to do something. >> justin: taking care of business. >> this makes it a lot easier. >> justin: in snowy henderson county. now earlier about around 10:30, we told you or we showed you about some lights that were going off a little further down. it was hard to see. there were some troopers that came through this area. we asked them what was going on down there. having difficulty getting up the road. people have been heeding the warnings, they're listening. reporting live in henderson county, justin hinton, news 13. >> frank: we have a lot more coverage coming up throughout the show. we want you to know that we'll be here all night. and through the weekend as well, to keep you updated on the situation. our coverage begins an hour early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. hour news 13 app, and you can also follow us on facebook and twitter for complete coverage. >>> snow day or work day. how the people who had to get to work were able to do so. >> frank: and it wasn't all gloom and doom today. a lot of folks decided to use the snow to attack each other. show down in just a few minutes.

live at the tolls, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thanks a lot. new this morning, police are investigating a homicide in the kensington neighborhood of philadelphia. it happened just after 4:00 this morning, in the 2100 block of amber street. police found a 33 year old man dead in a car with a gunshot wounds to his head. witnesses say they heard about dozen shots fired. no word yet on a suspect. >>> autopsy tomorrow could help investigators pinpoint just when a missing boy went into a canal in allentown new years eve. greg argos shows us, the five year old boy's body was located during a exhaustive search. >> show them light, so follow the light and go to heaven, you know, with the angels. >> dozens of the allentown community gather lighting the path for jahlil bass tis that. his body recovered in the lehigh river. some 8 feet from its banks. >> this is a sad conclusion to the search. it is a sad day for our city. but as always, the city pulled together. >> allentown police department chief says the five year old autistic boy wandered away from ne

news 13's justin hinton is there live. justin, what's the plan moving forward? >> justin: they'll come back out here tomorrow to continue that removal process. >> we were just trying to get downtown. >> justin: pointing and staring. a typical sunday on town mountain road. after a rockslide blocked traffic in both directions starting just after 2:00 p.m. >> i've lived here probably 14 quite like this. >> justin: if dirt and rocks covering the road weren't enough for the department of transportation, how about adding a boulder? >> a big slide is pretty common but a rock that big? no. >> justin: calling in reinforcements. firefighters already on scene. and begin the process of removing everything that fell. >> i think with all the rain we had over the past month or so probably just freezing and thawing it, it just came loose. >> justin: just back and forth. piece by piece. >> very lucky that no one came by at the time. >> justin: remove it however long it takes. the dot called it a night about 8:30. the dot did put two lights. one down here and another up the road

justin woke up amazed.(justin smith/found in snowbank) "no i`ve never even heard of anything like this, it`s amazing, it`s something i`ve never heard of and i can`t thank everyone enough." (dr. john castaldo/lehigh valley health network) "when you look at the science of what had happened to justin, it was really hard to it was really hard to imagine that anyone on earth could survive this."now justin is missing his toes - pinkies - but he's back to school - back to golf, he's what doctors are calling a medical miracle....(dr. gerald coleman/lehigh valley hospital) "this kind of just renewed the faith of why i do that was amanda kelley reporting. reporting. skies will be mostly sunny this afternoon with temperatures topping out at 190. so, it'll be another frigid day for the tri-state. that 190f will feel more like 120f once you factor in the wind. the first snow system we are watching will move into the tri-state during the day wednesday. only light snow will be here for the morning drive. but for later com

yes, justin finch joins us now, justin, on the upside, no lines. hey bo it? >> erika, rahel, good morning, take a look around the airport here. there is no one here pretty much just me and few other people pretty much stand dollars here until their flights take off. how much, they could have very long wait ahead. as you can see, many of the check in counters not checking in anyone, as remaining airports across the country this morning. let's take you now to video. now, all philadelphia flights canceled for saturday, the terminals here were empty, and many still are. the rush to get on flights in and out on friday was because of that saturday cancellation. the airport now looking at today as a transition day, the airlines hoping to put some flight back in the air. however, weather-related issues here in philadelphia, and across the country, are creating more concellations than departures, at this point this morning. now, that saturday service freeze did actually free up some 400 plus staff. here at the airport to go out and clear millions of square feet of roa

justin woke up amazed. justin smith/found in snowbank "no ive never even heard of anything like this, its amazing, its something ive never heard of and i cant thank everyone enough." dr. john castaldo/lehigh valley health network "when you look at the science of what had happened to justin, it was really hard to it was really hard to imagine that anyone on earth could survive this."now justin to golf, he s what doctors are calling a medical miracle.... dr. gerald coleman/lehigh valley hospital "this kind of just renewed the faith of why i do what i do everyday " doctors say justin )s story could change medical practices for patients who are hypothermic smith is now back to school at penn state and is working on finishing his degree in psychology. more frigid weather and several chances for snow on the way. wednesday morning won t be quite as cold or quite as windy as tuesday morning, but it will still be awfully chilly. expect temperatures in the upper teens and lower 20s with wind chill values in the lower

we check in with justin and meisha a kids, watching at home, don't be like justin, don't ditch your coat, hat and gloves before you head outside. meisha, it is cold out there. >> it is cold, erika, i'm right there with you. justin, i'm shaking my finger and head at you. right now the roadways looking pretty good. we do have very serious accident on the new jersey turnpike, i'm going have updates coming up in just a minute. first, going out to you, roadways nice and dry, which is good. and i hear that we might see some sun despite the cold? >> yes, we will see a lot of sun this week. don't get me wrong. i did bring my coat in today. i think it is just more laziness, just don't feel like putting on when i'm out here for minute or so. but yes, cold, temperatures in the 20's, three's, windchill values in the teens right now some spots. but again, sun today, won't help things out whole lot. thirty-three is the current air temperature, not factoring the wind at the airport. twenty-seven in allentown, 17 in mount pocono, where you saw snow flying from the snow guns up at jack frost big boulder,

some of those folks have been snow bound since the storm hit. >> justin: that's right. now you have that snow that's moving out so some of those folks can get out of their neighborhood. you have the panthers moving up. so an all around good night for the folks at the tavern celebrating both. sounds and looks that the folks from ashevilles neighborhood are welcome. of all of the snow lining their driveways. >> it's been a rough time. >> justin: with shovel still in hand. >> it's hard. i'll just -- it's so heavy. >> justin: jerry young is ready for that much needed help making its way down the block. the manager with the asheville streets division says sundays focus was on two roads after piles and piles of snow were removed from the primary roads. now the people can more easily leave. >> it's helping a lot. >> justin: some of that work helped people escape to packs tavern to cheer on the panthers. >> i've been waiting all weekend to get out. >> justin: an idea shared by a number of people including nicky jordan working on a project in asheville. >> it's great not to be s

news 13's justin hinton joins us. justin, just because it's a slow start doesn't mean we should let our guard down. >> justin: that's right. primarily because the height of the flu season is in january and february when people trade in the fun outdoors for a nice comfortable couch next to the fire. >> for the dogs to get fresh air, too, so they're not cooped up. >> justin: sun's out, shorts out. >> it's always nice to be able to get outside. we have so many reasons to stay locked up in the house with technology and everything people get so in to. >> justin: whether it's playing in a pool of water or going for a bike ride. all of those outdoor activities may be contributing to a decrease of flu cases. >> i is kind of surprising in the last couple of years. >> justin: this time last year, the number of north carolina deaths related to the flu was already more than 20. topping out at more than 200. doctors say people are less likely to pass their sickness on to others when they're out and about. rather than being cooped

justin, administrators say they're trying to adjust for growth. >> justin: that's exactly right. particularly in the 3rd through fifth grade. parents we spoke with today are hoping a grassroots effort in the community will get them to show up to this meeting and share their thoughts. >> here we go. it's the beginning of what could be the end of hall fletcher elementary school and these folks know it. it's the reason they're meeting. >> it's just important to come because your word can help mold something and make something better. you just never know unless you voice your opinion. >> justin: on the table right now, changing hall fletcher to a 4th through 8th grade school. >> that's 29. we gotta go up to 24. >> justin: they're canvassing across hilltop apartments. personally. okay. hopefully we'll see you. >> justin: in they're not home, they'll leave a flyer. >> i'm hoping they won't disregard it. a lot of times you get a lot of flyers as a parent. but i'm hoping they hear, yes, you have a voice. >> they need to keep it the way it is. it's working. >> justin: and the proposed as

"eyewitness news" reporter justin fin itch joins us at city hall with the story for us, justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, what a day for the city of philadelphia. we are now days into a new year. and now hours from installing a new mayor, who is a familiar face here, at city hall. jim kenney served for some two decades at the city councilman at large today, he is set to take the oath of office at about three and a half hours, from the campaign trail, to now, the councilman says that kenny has always been a fighter for all of philadelphia, not just some parts. he is looking forward, he says, to continue building ties between police and the public. and also, investing in public schools. he's also due to arrive at city hall here as mayor, at about 2:00 this afternoon, and sign his first executive orders, though he will be today's front and center face. kenny wants to focus on all of the city. >> this is not about me. this is not about jim kenney mayor. this is about us as a community, it is not what i am going to do, it is what i am going to do. for us to find out what we

justin, the mayor says the city is prepared. >> justin: that's right. and she's really encouraging people just to stay home. unless you absolutely have to go it's the calm before the winter weather in downtown asheville. when a storm is expected to dump inches upon inches of snow across western north carolina and beyond. >> our goal with this potential winter storm coming to north carolina is to be over prepared. >> justin: from the governor to the mayor of asheville. >> we have crews ready to deal with weather events like this. that involves working closely with the income department of transportation. >> justin: that preparation continued thursday with city crews laying more than 8,000 gallons of salt brine throughout asheville. and getting the trucks ready to take on the salt spray. starting with the most traveled road and working their way down. >> if we got the secondary routes clear but once they got the primary route they couldn't go anywhere, it doesn't accomplish anything. firefighters were and we stopped it as it got out of the bush. it's take

news 13's justin hinton joins us live. >> justin: it has to do with getting that beer to different places like ingles, for example. now if you brew at least 25,000 barrels a year, by law, you can no longer self distribute. so we wanted to know with so many breweries in the area, when it comes to the brewing business, the owners of highland brewing company knew distributors would play a big role. >> buying trucks and working at all those logistics really was not in my father's interest when he was younger in the company. it's really easier to just keep going that way. >> justin: the company relies on 44 distributors. about 2/3 of this line will be on the move early next week. >> it happens to not be in the logistics and trucking industry. it's really such a different business. we love to focus on making beer and then have somebody else get drink it. >> justin: here they produce 44,000 barrels of beer a year. because they produce more than 25,000, we're required by state law to have distributors. but a smaller group like sanctuary brewing self-distributes. >> it just makes more sense at the

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live in center sit which more on how many the city is getting ready for the snow. good morning, justin. >> good morning, jim, erika, we know this morning that the city's operations center will take final look at the friday forecast before deciding whether to call a snow emergency later today. and meantime, the snow preps are already underway. let's get you now to video thursday at city hall, mayor jim kenney, officials announcing their storm plan on wednesday evening, the city was already beginning to get into gear. dispatching trucks to brine the roads, first strike against this storm system, now forecast to carry upward of 10 inches of snow, and of course, those very strong winds. and beginning this evening, the streets department will roll out 400 plows, and call in some 600 staffers to get to work. the city emergency operations center expects to partially enact core services saturday morning, and then decide to go from there. and within hours, with guidance, from the latest forecast models, they will make the call on declaring that snow emer