it's still unclear if police showed up and stopped lang from killing himself, or if lang never planed to do so. according to a police report, they prevented lang's access to a fear arm on a nearby table. >> i was watching nancy reagan's dogs were barking at the helicopter when i walked out and saw the helicopters and wondered what was going on. >> pretty shocked. they were a very loving couple. um, his health was failing, you could see that, but he was a very determined guy. he was on a walker. and he would do everything he could. >> police chief tell me that lang corawp ated with investigators from the get go answering all their questions, there's really no other way to describe it, and that's how all the neighbors we spoke to a you heard describe it. tracy jacim, fox 35 news. >> tracy, thank you. new tonight a man is behind bars after allegedly using heroin inside the lakeland police department. police say they found 35 year old samuel lying unconscious in the bathroom appearing to have just injected himself. they also found measuring spoons, small plastic baggies after being releas

it's still unclear if police showed up and stopped lang from killing himself, or if lang never planed to do so. according to a police report, they prevented lang's access to a fear arm on a nearby table. >> i was watching nancy reagan's funeral and came out because my dogs were barking at the helicopter when i walked out and saw the helicopters and wondered they were a very loving couple. um, his health was failing, you could see that, but he was a very determined guy. he was on a walker. and he would do everything he could. >> police chief tell me that lang corawp ated with investigators from the get go answering all their questions, there's really no other way to describe it, and that's how all the neighbors we spoke to a you heard describe it. tracy jacim, fox 35 news. >> tracy, thank you. new tonight a man is behind bars after allegedly using heroin department. police say they found 35 year old samuel lying unconscious in the bathroom appearing to have just injected himself. they also found measuring spoons, small plastic baggies and a sur itching. after being released from the ho

lang says there should be no problem meeting that threshold. ((dr. robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "in our case, the interesting thing is people would almost have to move here, because we're so far away from the other population centers, there's a lot of open desert between us and the next big city.")) ((patrick walker)) if hiring threshold... the company would lose millions patrick walker... 8 news now. ((kirsten joyce)) lawmakers passed a bill specifically addressing the recruitment of local workers... during the faraday future special session last december. prospective workers will be eligible to apply for grants... to enroll in a training program to work at the electric car manufacturing plant. /// ((brian loftus)) > today, governor sandoval will join "valley electric association" for a ribbon cutting at "eddie world" in beatty. the state is getting its first operational state electric highway charging station. it'll be located past the gas pumps... between eddie world and the stage coach hotel. /// ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce

lange says the two had made a murder-suicide pact... but it's unclear if he ever planned to go through with it or if the police stopped him. 3 tavares police say lange does not have a violent past and is cooperating with their investigation. 3 new numbers show florida is not only a deadly state for pedestrians... but for people who ride motorcycles as well. 3 according to highway officials... florida leads the nation in motocycle fatalities. and so far... 20-16 is proving to be no different. in pinellas... hillsborough and pasco counties nearly 20 motocyclists were killed.... in just the first *10 weeks of the year. that works out to a biker being killed every 4 days. statewide... one in every 5 people killed on the highway is a biker... even though they only represent 7- percent of motorists. 3 a st. peterburg city counselor is interested in banning the sale of cats and dogs in pet stores.. city council member "karl nurse" threw the idea out on his facebook page this weekend. 3 in the post, he proposed saving animals in the city's shel

police got there just in time to stop lang from turning the gun on himself. police do not know the motive and neighbors are stunned >> it's a shock. they really loved each other. >> it is sad when you get to this point where at this age that, that person felt they had nothing else. no other path to take. >>> nobody has been hurt at our rallies. >> this morning, controversy over the violent protests that forced donald trump to cancel a rally in chicago. chaos erupted last night ahead of trump's speech at the university of illinois. there were shouting matches and punches thrown. overnight trump addressed allegations that his rhetoric encourages violence. >> i hope my tone is not that of causing violence because my basic tone is really that of securing our borders, having a country and a great country, bringing our jobs and manufacturing back. i certainly don't condone violence and it's not acceptable to me. disagree. >> this is a sad day. political discourse should threat of violence. without anger and rage and hate directed at each other. >> this campaign is

robert lang says the incentives can essentially be taken away by the state. (( dr. robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "you could do that still in tesla, because tesla hasn't gotten all of the abatements and all of the money it was to receive, yeah, so that's the mechanism.")) ((patrick walker)) we dug into reports filed with the governor's office of economic development... and found while tesla did have delays submitting data earler in 2015... they are in compliance with their tax incentive deal. nearly three- quarters of its construction workers are nevada residents... well above the 50- percent bench mark. the report's author says tesla has made "satisfactory progress" in meeting the requirements for its incentives. lang says even if the numbers didn't add up... and the state withheld tax incentives... that's not necessarily a bad thing for taxpayers. ((dr. robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "you still have this major company investing in the state, and we're still benefiting from it. but the full benefit comes when they employ people mostl

lang says there should be no problem meeting that threshold. ((dr. robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "in our case, the interesting thing is people would almost have to move here, because we're so far away from the other population centers, there's a lot of open desert between us and the next big city.")) ((patrick walker)) if faraday does not meet the local hiring threshold... the company would lose millions of dollars in tax incentives. 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) lawmakers passed a bill specifically addressing recruting local workers... during the faraday future special session last december. prospective workers will be enroll in a training program to work at the electric car manufacturing plant. /// ((paula francis)) > big changes are on the way for the clark county school district. superintendent pat skorkowsky made that announcement during his "state of the district" address. he says the changes are needed to ensure the district is meeting the students' needs. one way to do that... is with "franchise schools." that's when princ

lange braced himself for what was to come. >> this is very sensitive now. it's a celebrity case. at midnight last night, a passerby observed the body, a female white body and a male white body. >> reporter: by now the news media had the first sketchy reports. deputy district attorney marcia clark was with the special trials unit. she was consulted about getting a search warrant for rockingham by tom lange's partner, detective phil vannatter who already considered simpson a suspect. >> he goes, "you know who it is? who's that? oh, wait. hertz commercial, right?" >> reporter: you're not a big football fan? >> no, wasn't a big football but i know who he is now. >> reporter: some 13 hours after the murders, simpson returned to la from chicago, a journey that took him from household name to potential suspect. you never thought of him as a killer? >> no, no, no. to me, he was bigger than life, and had a great personality. he loved, you know, being o.j. simpson. bad enough that simpson might be involved in the murder of her best friend, but now kris was further conflicted because her fo

police say lange killed his longtime companion, 88-year-old rosemary getz. officers rushed to their home on doris avenue yesterday. stop lange from turning the gun on himself. police don' t know the motive and neighbors are stunned. >> it' s a shock because they really loved each other. they really did. >> it is sad when you get to this point at this age, that that person felt they had nothing else, no other path to take. cara: neighbors tell wesh 2 ambulances have been called to the home multiple times but police say it' s too early to tell whether health problems may have been a factor. this morning, controversy over the violent protests that forced donald trump to cancel a rally in chicago. chaos erupted last night ahead s speech at the university of illinois at chicago. there were shouting matches and even punches thrown. five people were arrested. two law enforcement officers were hurt, though not seriously. overnight, trump addressed allegations that his rhetoric mr. trump: i hope that my tone is not that of causing violence, because my basic tone is r

i want to bring in tom lange who was the lead detective in the o.j. simpson murder case.e also wrote a book about the case called "evidence dismissed." detective lange, i know you're retired now but i'm sure case haunts you as it does so many. what do you make of this news today of a knife being discovered and this is the possession of the lapd? >> well, these things continue to happen from time to time. i think you have to try to keep this in perspective. this knife apparently was recovered some 18 years ago around the time where several other fives in and around the properties were recovered and turned over by people. the circumstances here this initial recovery, are unclear. we don't know what happened. we're talking about something that happened 18 years ago. where do you begin? is the lapd has it. they'll check to see what type of knife we have, if it's dimensionally consistent with the wounds on the victims, which is very important. of course they'll check for any fiber evidence or prints on it, dna, these types of things, take the handle off, strip it down and see

lange is charged with homicide and was denied bond as well. he will be staying in the lake county jail. in lake county, chris hush, wesh 2 news. jim: a man is taken to the hospital after being bitten by a venemous snake. this happened in the 3000 block of taylor creek road in east orange county. this is brand new video from the scene. orange county fire rescue says a caller reported that a man had been bit by a water moccasin. he was flown to ormc. right now, there' s no word on his condition. meredith: we have new information in the brutal attack of a sketch artist at universal' s islands of adventure. wesh 2' s angela taylor is live in studio with a look at the evidence. angela: meredith back in , january, investigators say glenn ferguson in the head with a pair of scissors. you can see what police say is torres chasing ferguson through the park. the victim runs to a security officer, then takes off running toward the bottom of the screen with his alleged attacker in hot pursuit. we also have pictures. these images from the aftermath show fe

investigators would soon follow,n homicide detective tom lange. >> this isn't a robbery. this isn't for sex. this was a rage killing.le was nearly decapitated. >> reporter: nicole was 35-year old nicole brown simpson, the mpson. near the bodies was a bloody leathe a pair of eyeglasses and a blue knit cap. cops later id'd the male victim as 25-year-old ronald goldman. at this point they didn't know >> there's numerous wounds on the neck. goldman put up a fight. he house were the simpsons' two children, sydney and justin, who they were taken to a nearby police station.of kin to take care of these kids. we need to find oj simpson.dawn broke in brentwood, lange and three other detectives were sent to simpson's estate on nearby rockingham avenue.detective mark fuhrman. arriving detectives feared the worst: that simpson may have suffered the same fate as his >> we've just left a bloody crime scene. is simpson in there as one of the victims?r: so without a search warrant, detective fuhrman jumped the wall and let in the other cops. in one of the estate's bungalows simpson's 25-y

years ago.janelle lang/shoppe 561 owner -<19:56:36-19:56:54>-"decision making it's great. you're in charge of your own schedule, though it's a lot more hours, than you would put in. but it gives you freedom and flexibility and i can really try new things. so if something doesn't work, and i can start a whole new direction if needed and do whatever i feel is best for my business." for janelle and other business owners, it's a good time to own a small business. according to a survey of more than 25 hundred small businesses-- 61 percent are doing well. 80 percent have grown over the past few months.the businesses don't rely as much on exporting goods compared to larger companies. they also take advantage of new technology. janelle lang/shoppoe 561 owner "we've just re-launched our online business, so we know that the online channel is huge for us. so we are focusing on that." ----tania rogers/reporting-<21:13:34- 21:13:40>-what started out as a vision for janelle is now plans to expand the business. ----janelle lang/shoppe 561-<19:58:24- 19:58:38>-"it'

and brookings mountain west director robert lang expects that ratio to be much higher for the faraday future project at apex industrial park. ((dr. robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "one thing i'm pretty certain of, is that we will build the faraday plant, because we've been doing big projects, if you could build city center, you can build anything.")) ((patrick walker)) faraday's billion-dollar electric car manufacturing plant is supposed to employ between 4-thousand and 45-hundred employees. ...at least half must be from

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let's go to roared -- road warrior matt lang. once you get south of the highway, there is a little bit of a shine indicating slippery travel. to be careful, especially on those secondary roads. some of the exit ramps are tricky. just take extra time on a morning like this. from there, let's go to the snowfall report. new hampton 4 4 inches. waverly at 2 inches. waterloo at 2 inches. the totals at the bottom are about two hours old. we will keep an eye on that dated info. slick in cedar rapids in parts. it is 20 at waterloo andnd3 in dubuque. 27 in iowa city. wind out of the north at 15-25 miles per hour. here is the cloud cover with the moisture on n satellite radar. the moisture moves out later on this afternoon. we will have clearing in the evening and into the ght and the highs wiwi be 30 dedeees cooler than yesterday. 26 at lunchtime and 26 in the afternoon. we have school closinin at cbs2iowa.com . >>> caucuses around the country.>> it could be judgment day for many candidates. donald trump and hillary clinton on the verge o

. >>> more fallout from the deadly shooting of peter lang. an officer in charge of cpr training has been placed on this is part of an internal investigation. last month lang was convicted in the 2014 shooting death of gurley in a dark stairwell. he said he was only given two minutes of cpr training in the academy. >>> we're learning the single engine plane that crashed last month, was out of fuel when it went down. the ntsb issued a report saying the plane flew for five hours before crashing down. board. >>> new at 5:30. jersey city police investigating some unusual activity at the hudson mall. a man was taken into custody around noon, after exhibiting what was described as suspicious behavior. near route 440. no word of any explosive devices found. >>> investigators looking at what happened in the moments just before a new jersey trooper lost his life while on duty. >>> amazing pictures of a rescue after students are tranned inside their school bus in high water. >> parts of the tristate saw temperatures in the 70s today. who could break rec

lange told police he planned to kill himself before officers arrived. he is now in the lake county jail. >> matt: more breaking news this time on the zika virus. in the last 90 minutes we've county. there are now nearly 60 confirmed cases in florida. zika has spread to at least 12 counties statewide. women. state officials are not releasing where they're located, though. we have more information about the zika virus, including travel notices, symptoms and tips to help protect yourself on our website. clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. the fight for florida grows more intense in the race for the white house. another candidate paid a visit to central florida today. >> lisa: thousands gathered in orlando to hear texas senator ted cruz, one of several presidential hopefuls pushing for last minute support statewide. justin warmoth was at the rally and joins us live from the orange county supervisor of elections office. there seems to be a lot of enthusiasm there today. >> reporter: no doubt about that. cruz's supporters told me they feel he's the only pers

most interesting part of the story is that lange is telling them it was part of a murder suicide pact he never executed. police say he did try to reach for a firearm. they stopped him. we'll have more on the story. this sad story, tonight at 10:00. >> some breaking news we're following, a fire burning for hours. this is causing some problems >> sonni: talking about the area of state road 407 just east of i-95. shut down right now and this is west of state road 405 in brevard county. keith landry has more from the scene. >> reporter: state road 407 northbound has been shut down for two years at interstate 95. 'm troopers telling folks who wanted to go northbound on 407 they can't. they have to get on interstate 59 because of a brush fire burning this afternoon, just south of state road 407. and this is a maybe 35 to 40-acre fire. about 90% contained now but the concern of the firefighters was that if it jumped the road, and got north of the 407, it could affect some homes, just on the other side of the road. so they've been very aggressive about attacking it. there'sline a helicopter h

they got there just in time to stop lange from turning the gun on himself. police don' t know the motive and neighbors are stunned. >> it' s a shock, because they really loved each other. tony miller: it is sad when you get to this point at this age, that that person had nothing else, no other path to take. adrian: neighbors tell wesh 2 ambulances have been called to . police say it' s too early to tell whether health problems may have been a factor. covering orange county, a killer is on the loose and deputies are on the hunt. they believe a woman shot a man on east 13th street in apopka just before 8:30 last night. that man died at the hospital. so far, all deputies are saying is that he was 34 years old. they have not released any other information about a suspect. deputies say a burger king worker had a craving for cash, so he robbed the place he worked. investigators in flagler county arrested 47-year-old dwight lanfair of palm coast. they say he forced a manager to empty the safe at the restaurant last night. deputies then say they caught lanfair sitti

lang told the police it was hart made the pact. don't know. i do know that police told me at one point they actually prevented lang from getting to a firearm that was sitting on a table. we have some of these aerial shot wed got from the scene when this all happened today. quite a scene in a small town. neighbors expressing shock and surprise. and investigators are trying to piece together evidence, make their case. according to the police chief he this evening. accord investigators are trying to figure out what the charges will be but you can bet the police chief says we'll have those by tonight and more details on the entire story. >> mer breaking news. wild flame inside brevard county. >> sonni: we have the latest information from firefighters. >> reporter: we are here at state route 407 northbound where it meets with interstate 95. exit 212 if you're familiar with the area here, and right now state route 407 northbound is closed at i-95. you can see the troopers are blocking the roadway off. that's a d.o.t. truck down the street with cones

lang was taken into custody and we watched as investigators talked with people and the scene. it was upsetting to hear about the tragedy neighbors say. >> they are wonderful people. >> reporter: they say they cannot believe the victim is gone. >> reporter: neighbor's tell us the couple seemed to be in good health and by now we are try to figure out just what made them make the pack. live in lake county, myrt price channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> today's the last day of this year's legislative session and at any moment state lawmaker expected to give final approval to an $82.3 billion budget picked that will be governor. rick scott short of one promise but the house discuss the proposed budget plan today that is not yet voted on it as we speak the full senate is debating it. legislature say the states improving economy helped paul chambers may budget decisions more quickly this year than last. one year of the -- one area did not fare as well is healthcare with the legislature once again chose not to expand insurance 2000 of low-income floridians. >>> the house has taken the posi

, and lang's neighbor ryan lamere. >> you want to see hoarding? you're going to see it. >> looked like a typical house that had neglect. the neighbors had put up a fence on the one side because of what had been there. >> the trees were all overgrown, the bushes. so they were overgrown on the house. there was a car parked outside. it was completely packed with stuff. >> that was overflow from the house. basically when you opened up the door to the car, it was filled to the ceiling. >>y shut the door and locked it. i'm sure if you opened it up, it would all fall out. >> looked like stuff you'd find digging through the garbage. >> there was a note in there saying in is my stuff. do not take it. it's not garbage. this is my stuff. >> with the camera still rolling the group moves into the neglected home to assess the damage. >> different places in the house had different things. when you initially walked into the house, it was a breezeway between the garage and the actual main house. that area had junk, laundry bottles, every bottle and just things lik

brookings mountain west director robert lang says the incentives can essentially be taken away by the state. (( dr. robert lang/director, brookings mountain west: "you could do that still in tesla, because tesla hasn't gotten all of the abatements and all of the money it was to receive, yeah, so that's the mechanism.")) ((brian loftus)) we dug into reports filed with economic development... and found while tesla did have 2015... they are in compliance with nearly three- quarters of its construction workers are nevada residents... well above the 50- percent bench mark./// ((brian loftus)) > speaking of tesla's electric cars... governor sandoval will join valley electric association today for a ribbon cutting at "eddie world" in beatty... for the first operational nevada electric highway charging station. the charging station is located past the gas pumps between eddie world and the stagecoach hotel. officials are still working to put in charging stations in fallon, tonopah, and hawthorne./// brian loftus > let's get a check of your commute....patra nya is in for demetria this morning.

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on this night chinese sensation lang lang is there. with legendary bandleader chucho valdez.irst american-made piano allowed in since the revolution and leading the cuban symphony, a conductor from baltimore. so the government is starting to relax, right? well, maybe when it comes to tchaikovsky. but when it comes to more rebellious music, that is a lot more complicated. ♪ this is danay suarez, the young woman who was so eager to show me that crumbling place where she grew up. as an american coming from the outside, i look at this city and i think, this place could be so beautiful if the politics were different. as a cuban, does that make sense? she's a singer and rapper, so i expect her to drop harsh truth on a system which left her neighborhood in shambles. but she doesn't. ♪ after being discovered on youtube, she has recorded in america, performed for sold-out stadiums in south america. but when it comes to spreading her brand across cuba, she's at the mercy of the government's ministry of culture and the island's primitive internet. >> you can't download videos or nothing

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he is being challenged by jim lange, a democrat. relationship may be coming to an end. the hurricane hunter spotter plane may soon moved to lakeland. the director of lakeland regional says his airports meets the requirements for the spotters and is ready to accommodate. >> i know there is interest in this facility because we have an 8500 foot runway and air truck control tower and facilities that will accommodate their needs. it is a great opportunity and look forward to them lending >>> template international and st. pete clearwater airport are being considered. the hurricane spotter group could make a decision the 2017. >>> sarasota county. watch out for traffic at university parkway. the cars are backed up for 7 miles on 75 today. all of this from construction for the diamond interchange. traffic is shifting to a temporary bridge for several weeks. >>> pascoe county. schools are excepting headstart applications for next school year. infants and children are eligible. there are limited spots available based on income and family need. for locations, contact pascoe scho

. >> amy lange is live in detroit. >> the candidate have been very busy here in michigan. we caught up with hillary clinton earlier today making last minute campaign stops of the voters enthusiastic and they are headed polls. >> there's no line. it is super important. it is your right and it is your duty. >> jennifer brought her daughters to the polls. enough to vote in her first election come november. i get to like have a voice and like say who is running our country and everything. >> i think it is pretty cool. >> one of those people who could be on her ballot come november. hillary clinton with last minute campaign stops tuesday in detroit. >> the former secretary of state getting a laugh from supporters, clinton was the only candidate with stops in detroit on tuesday. kasich campaigned in lansing and all of the candidates have spent time in the great lakes state. the gop in detroit and the democratic debate in flint and a town hall on monday night. >> this is an important election this year. the bottom line is get out and vote. >> it is kind of exciting this year to s

tom lange, los angeles police ret. to keep this in apparently was years ago around the time where several other knives in and around the properties were recovered and turned over by people. simpson is currently in prison on unrelated charges. she was out jogging when suddenly she was hit and killed.... now new charges have been filed against the man who caused it... and it's related to yet another accident. details ahead. jeff cam 4 you're watching fox19 now at 6:30 in high definition, sponsored by performance toyota: always home of the $24.99 oil change man accused of all right, 3:15. k, you better watch out boys, i'm on a hot streak today. what's that? wait. what's that? man, that's just the ice cream truck. you ain't got nothin. we got time. you don't got time. no you don't. [arguing] look at that! ahhhhhh! we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. bet on when we'll arrive. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. not only will we give you a one-hour arrival window, but our new tech tracker feature will alert you with the exact time we'll get there. you'll even hav

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lang is facing a second-degree murder charge. >> a hillsborough county deputy is being remembered by deputy john kotfila died when a wrong way driver slammed into him early this morning. >> reporter: hillsborough county deputy john kotfila junior's smile couldn't get much larger. he's pictured here with his father and brother. bonded by blood and by their careers. but now their bond has been split. >> this is a loss not only to the county sheriff's office but to all the law enforcement men and women who are trying to do their job and get home alive. >> the deputy was killed by a wrong way driver, just before 3:00 saturday morning. he was driving east along the upper selmon expressway deck when deputies say he was hit head-on. both were killed. >> that's probably the worst part of the job. we go through a lot. but when it's one of your own, it's very hard. >> the deputy had just left tampa general hospital. he had finished a traffic crash investigation and was going back to his zone. the tragic loss sent an emotional shock wave through the law enforcement field. >> the men and women a

jessica lange is great in the show. do you do that? >> when you work with people -- they're all better than me. they've all done more than me. they're higher caliber in every way than i am. but you can't make them feel that way because then they're lost. they need direction, they're actors. so whenever -- i used to -- i had great actors come onto something i'm doing, i go i'm a huge fan! you see their space go, oh [ bleep ]. i've got nobody to help me here. the director's a fan? that's a nightmare. >> jimmy: because everything was >> it's work. you tell them, try it this way. you've got to have some balls to tell an allan alda, can you do that again? >> jimmy: especially when he's cursing at you. >> he's a sweet man and he worked very hard. just turned 80. >> jimmy: really, 80? unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> working really hard, yeah. >> jimmy: let's give alan aldlda a round of applause for significant we'll alive. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he did it for us. $5 for the first episode. >> yeah. >> jimmy: $2 for the seco

lang is now in jail. we have a crew on the way to the scene and will update you as we learn more. angela: the florida department of law enforcement is looking for more victims, after a human trafficking bust. martin wright the third of orlando was trafficking high school girls. this is a huge problem. martin -- matt: they are calling it akin to modern-day slavery. >> make no mistake, human trafficking and sex trafficking is a problem in a central florida. matt: a multi-agency task force says 23-year-old martin wright the third of orlando was girls, using violence and drugs to get what he wanted. >> there is a prevalence out young girls. commercial sex trade. matt agents say wright met the : girls, aged 16 and 18, on social media and through acquaintances. he befriended them, and manipulated them into prostitution using agents say he set one girl' on fire when she threatened to stop. he allegedly drugged one of the teens, then told her he and another man had sex with her while she was unconscious. >> in regards to human sex trafficking, it is akin to modern-day slavery. matt the gi

you can see the heavier showers pushing through the south through places like lang -- lancaster and before we are finished with the rush hour we expect steadier rain to come through. the other issue comes after the rain ends this afternoon. we have a wind advisory that kicks in at 2:00 p.m. and doesn't end until midnight. during that time we could have gusts 30 to 50 miles per hour. something keep in mind as you drive around later today. there's the rain again sweeping in from the south and west, obviously it will be with us for a while with clearing later today. 47 degrees in philadelphia. so a bit of a cool start. 33 in reading an lancaster. 44 in trenton. 49 in millville. 50 in cape may. heading out the door this morning look for showers and cloudy skies otherwise and temperatures holding at 47 between 6:00 p.m. -- 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. the rain will die down as we head toward midday. 11:00 a.m., 53 degrees, showers, 1:00 p.m., 58 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 64 we'll see a high of 66 around 4:00 p.m. before dipping to 60 by 6:00 p.m. this afternoon look out for the strong winds. gets cooler t

. >> this lang is your land. sanders not showing signs of ending his campaign. >> this is not a general election or not winner take all. >> reporter: after so many votes, the gop field have five candidates, including ben carson and they're all staying in the race. hillary clinton is so much closer to the nominee status. her competition is staying in the race until the democratic ramos, abc news, washington. >>> and elsewhere, the former ohio governor ted strickland scored major endorsements. president obama and vice president joe biden are backing strickland and that is for the u.s. senate from ohio. the winner of the democratic march 15th primary faces incumbent senator rob portman and that is in november. >>> coming up, there are new developments in the search for a missing malaysia airline flight. what investigators found that could help solve the mystery. >> and touchdown. the u.s. astronaut scot kelly in space. newschannel 5 continues after . >>> there might be another piece of a mysterious aviation puzzle,

any information call the policea this week, christopher rademacher re-signed from the job as the langely high school and lost his teaching license. in the 2014 trip overseas he is accused of giving alcohol to students and encouraging them to strip. he is also accused of telling two students to engage sex acts while he watch and took part. the trip was not sanctioned by the school system. he is not charged with a crime. we learn today that the virginia state attorneys are still reviewing the case. today tents were forced to leave giving three days' notice. no one argues argues that the building is in squalor. the city is putting evicted people up in the hotel for 14 days and storing belongings. after that, what happens to the tenants? one woman doesn't have a plan on where to go with two children and two dogs. >> it's not the taj mahal. but you can't tell me you'll put me somewhere 14 days and then after that nothing. maureen: some of the evicted tenants reportedly have not paid rent for staiz with abc7 for continuing coverage of what happens next. noah's law moves forward named for polic

. >> a big hello to those at the lang land autoo mall. thanks, steve. >>> thank you very much . >>> a brake check leads to a crash caught on camera. >> coming up, why both drivers in this viral video could be in trouble. >>> >>> now t to what's making headliness across america. jared fogle prison stay turned violent. he was beaten up by an inmate. the sex offender got the beat down on january 29. a 60-year-oldld attacked him and he was put in solitaire confinement. he's serving a 16 year sentence. >>> a crash in baltimore. check out these pictures. look at that. police reports the driver of the suv, the car on top ranan a red light. another car hit the suv and went airborne and went upside down on a parked car. >>> while we're talking about a crashes, a crash caught on camera is causing a debate on which driver was in the wrong. the two in the left lane. the driver in the front hits their brakes, it's known as a brake check. then the driver of the suv slams on their brakes and loses control and crashed into the mededian. the driver who cr