&is broken in liberty city. the children are killing each other. >> jenise: this $40 million state-ofothe-art residential community along 69th street consists 150 units, units rong frequent one bedroom to three bedrooms. each will have top of the align amenities including a secure gate and exercise complex. now it has come full circle. community leaders announce the we rise initiative. >> it's going to lift up this community. it's going to help us improve our schools. it's going to help us improve the aspirations of our young people. >> jenise: at the epicenter of this affordable housing, ann educational village that will consistent learning centers and meoring programs. when children are done with school, they come back here and can continue learning. it's a meaningful projector construction worker edwin key. he is part of the team h lping build this center. key brew in liberty city and knows how valuable there will be for the community. >> the project is good. emeloyed with, and i'm thankful for the situation,

what's your role with liberty city now?guest: my role is liberty city is to try and, you know, is to stay here and just do everything i possibly can to help the people, you know, who do not have a voice. i mean, when i look at politics in liberty city and miami in general, other thankey onhardman, all our black officials owned by special interest groups that don't have any interest of thee african-american people here in south florida. so my job is to today here and fight, fight for them, fight for kids in schools, you know, fight for jobs, you know? because the unemployment rate is horrible. you know, fight for blighted communities like overtown and liberty city because every day is a challenge of taking their property and putting condos on their properties every day here. so that's one of the reasons why i'm happy i didn't move to hollywood when i was doing movie is the and happy that i didn't move to new york when i was, you know, very, very successful in the music industry and justov stayed here and fight for my people.

. >>> this is bbeing called a revolution in liberty city. a new state-of-the-art velopment in the heart of the city and promoting education. that is its focus. local 10 jenise fernandez live in miami right no where a topping off ceremony was just held. jenise. >> reporter: if you have driven here in liberty city, you probably noticed all this construction. now this, of course, is affordable hhsing, and it will be so much more than that. is going to become a safe havenn for children. the tree of hope has been plantthe tree of hope has been planted symbolizing what this complex will be. as the saying goes, it kes a village, and the village are apartments in liberty city is more than just the flies go home. >> iberty city needs it because it is based on the news of t t day. it is something is broken. the children are killing each other. >> reporter: this $40 million state-of-the-art residential community along 59th street con vis of 150 units. units from one bedroom to three bedrooms. each will have top of the line amenities with security gate a

his honda dirtbike slammed into this suv in liberty city thursday night. he suffered massive injuries. his agent and writer trauma center says he's fighting for his life after multiple surgeries. >> i'm hopeful and leaving it in god's hands. whatever is to be will be. >> reporter: woman driving this ford suv may not have seen walker's dirtbike coming as she crossed nw.

was pure with liberty city now? >> my roll with liberty city is to try you know to stay it and just everything i possibly can to help the people who do not have a voice. whatwhen i look at politics in liberty city and miami in general, other than our black elected officials, our own black special interest groups that don't have an interest of the african-american people here in south florida. my job is to stay here and fight, fight for them fight for the school, fight for jobs, you know, the unemployment rate is horrible. every day is a challenge of taking their property and putting condoms on their property every day. that's one of the reasons i'm happy i did move to hollywood when others doing movies and happy i did move to new york. very, very successful in the music industry and stay here and fight for my people. >> you talking about with the fact he ran for mayor at one point. >> you. >> how did you do speak what i did do. i came in fourth place. i came in first place with all the living voters. i came in fourt

we are at 12th avenue northwest and 59th street in the heart of liberty city. this is going to be saturday from 10:00 to 1:00, and they are going to be giving out $50 and $100 gift cards. $100 if the gun actually works. these will be visa gift cards. last year, they collected more than 600 guns. they are hoping to do a lot better thisear with all the community outrage due to the shootings happening in this area. >>> next for you this midday, and ironically coming out of what we were just talking about with ari, talki about this next story and th is a gunman who is on the run. an ambush turned a barbecue into a blood bath. killed five people. more on who survived this midday. >>> a wild fight in the middle what caused a group of women to start throwowg punches. >>> the nation's first uterus transplant takes a heart breaking rn. >>> we approach midday in abundance of sunshine. full sunshine up and down the beaches but the wind still a big problem leading into the midday urs. sustain winds between 20 and 25 miles per hour. that i certainly rather rough here for th

. >>> also ahead, a new state of the art development in liberty city, the new apartment complex that serves as an educational initiative, we've explain. >>> what do all these colors mean, the green is what we are tracking, that is what the computer models say the heaviest amount of moisture sin the atmosphere. you can see it's still pretty far away. that's the big question, i'll have the answer for that in just a few minutes cbs4 news at >>> a sign of the historic change in cuba, baseball great baseball players for major league baseball's first exhibition game on the island in 17 years, also mark jeters first major appearance since he retired in 20134. the trip will feature a tampa bay rays exhibition game in havana on march 22nd, cuban baseball greats like tion will also participate. president barack obama is expected to visit game. >>> asking for authorization to enter cuban waters, they are trying to fight a longstanding proclamation which they say prevents u.s. citizens from going to cuba, believing if americans can travel to the island then cubans living in the united states sho

police say the 23-year-old got into an accident in liberty city on thursday. he was rushed to the hospital but his head trauma was too much to overcome. we are told he was not wearing a helmet. >>> only on 6, an elementary schoo student is caught bringing a knife to school and accused of threatening another student. it was in the pocket of a 10-year-old who attends the gateway environmental k through 8 learning center in homestead. that student received a ten-day suspension. the mother of the boy he allegedly threatened says suspension is not enough. >>> a performer recovering after a stunt goes awry. speaking out from the hospital bed. the 52-year-old suffered second degree burns at a pep rally in del ray beach. though officials say it is against district rules to have indoor pyrotechnics, we've learned he's done these fiery stunts in schools before. >>> several miami-dade residents must find a new place to stay afterer driver crashed into an apartment building in northwest miami-dade. police say the 27-year-old woman control of her car and slammed into the b

a 1000 weapon goal that starts with a buy back on saturday in liberty city. >> we need the community to show up and show out. >> recent shootings and killings. many involving children have highlighted the need to do something. king carter was just six years old killed last month by a bia stray bullet. only takes one quun off the street to make difference. one life at a time in i have >> and a lot of praying and anger to gun violence. but bible even tells you face faith without works is dead. >> and this is one bay twie make a differencement the event set for saturday on marchch 12th from 12:00 to 1:00 at 5946, 12th avenue in liberty city. it is out of hollywood bringing two hiem time champion reddick to the news conference. let's put the guns down and not hurt each other. put it down or better yet turn it n. leave the gun. no questions asked and earn gift cards with values of 50 to $100. strong plea today to get involved. we need the envoltment so we can run crime out of town. >> also this saturday a community with cook kookout. free food and a chance to meet your local law enforceme

. ♪ these days liberty city is mostly ignored by developers, but back in the day it was the epicenter. >> corn beef, pancakes, smoked sausage, boiled eggs. >> what do you usually get? >> the fishy grits. that's a bahamian dish. >> your parents were jamaican and bahamian. >> yes. my mother was bahamian. my dad was jamaican. >> today i'm having fish and grits at mlk restaurant with this guy, luther campbell. >> a lot of good cooking tradition in the family. >> oh, yeah. one night we'd have rice and peas. the other night we'd have peas and rice. >> otherwise known as luke sky walker. he is something of a musical and political and legal legend. credited with pioneering what would be called miami bass. maybe you know him from campbell versus rose music. or maybe the hit "me so horny." >> how do you end up different growing up in miami than you would growing up in l.a. or new york? >> a lot of people would have said southern people, whatever they want to call us, in all actuality, we're an island town. miami was made up of bohemians that really built the city of miami, so now you have a lot

the crash happened last night in liberty city... just three miles from walker's former high school, miami northwestern. ccbb@lhx#h into a s-u-v. hhpp@xxx000rpppxp@``>/ .l\l $0h and was wearing dark colors. `` ` "king james" comes to town... and "orlando city" will be the home team... in an opponent's territory. orlando sentinel sports columnist mike bianchi.. and host of "open mike" on the new f-m, ninety-six-nine, the game ... joins us live to talk about it. magic play host to celveland tonight. orlando city plays new york city at yankee stadium. day leader at bay hill. scott, stenson one shot back you can catch mike bianchi on "open mike" from 6 am - 9 am ninety-six-nine, the game. it is not your typical home someone breaks into a sanford the pets inside. how the owner is hoping to get them back. bill sits on governor scott's desk... and some to make sure never gets signed. coming up.... the latest effort to stop it from our gardens have evolved. make them greener faster. drop them and watch them bloom. they're 5-star worthy, grow

campbell, what and where is liberty city? >> guest: about ten minutes away from here. fifty-eight and 10th avenue right in the heart of where i was raised at. martin luther king boulevard. >> host: what is it? >> guest: a historically black neighborhood. one in which black folks, when we 1st moved here everybody lived in overtown, and we eventually started moving to liberty city. so my dad, like i talk about in the book, was one of the 1st persons to purchase a home there. they did not know he was black. when he showed up he already had the deposit, but at the end of the day they were like, we did not know we were selling to a black guy. he was one of the 1st to move to liberty city. >> host: and the deposit went from 500 to 2500 overnight? >> guest: exactly. >> host: what is two live crew? >> guest: a group i eventually got into. i was a mobile dj around here in miami. the guys came, just like every other band that was struggling. eventually they said they want to do songs where we get paid. you know, i want you to do a song. they did this song called throw the deep.

and head to the church in liberty city on 12th avenue from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. today. this is your chance to safely get rid of any weapons. no questions asked. >> todd: a bank robber who struck the same bike twice is the robber walked into the bank on east sunrise boulevard in fort lauderdale friday. he told the clerk he a weapon and demanded cash. teller hand over the money and the man walked out. they believe this guy robbed the same bank branch on tuesday as well. if you know anything about the robberies call 954-493-tips. a skimming scheme caught on camera and wait 'til you see how quickly the crooks can look up the card readers. surveillance video from a chevron gas station shows a man talking to a clerk in what police say was an attempt top the distract her the man reach nootz bag and places the skimmer counter. if you know either of these men call police. >> neki: we're just one day way from calle ocho. miami's biggest block party is tomorrow. >> todd: from 11:00 'til 1:30 come out and hang out with neki, cheyenne and eric jut si >> neki: and christina vasquez a

his honda dirtbike slammed into this suv in liberty city thursday night. he suffered massive injuries. his agent and writer trauma center says he's fighting for his life after multiple surgeries. >> i'm hopeful and leaving it in god's hands. whatever is to be will be. >> reporter: woman driving this ford suv may not have seen walker's dirtbike coming as she crossed nw. 75th st. the bike was running without lights. >> dirtbike traveling westbound on one of these dark streets and dressed in black and no lights. it could be a contribute infector. >> samuel spence coached him at miami northwestern high school. >> we had character. he was a smart kid. that's when he made it to the nfl. >> reporter: social media filled with well wishes for walker from teammates and fans. his family gathered and writer, throughout the night and day keeping vigil. >> yes everyone to pray and keep tray in their prayers and actually comes out of surgery >> reporter: prayers for this budding pro quarterback planning to make it in the nfl. the greatest hope now that he will just make

his honda dirtbike slammed into this suv in liberty city he suffered massive injuries. his agent said walker was fighting for his life after multiple surgeries. >> i'm hopeful. i live in god's hands. and whatever is to be will be >> reporter: the woman driving this ford suv might not have seen walker's dirtbike coming as she crossed northwest 70 the street. the bike was running without lights. >> dirtbike traveling westbound on one of these dark streets and dressed in black and no lights, that could be a contributing factor. >> reporter: samuel spence coach tray walker@miami northwestern high school. >> we had good character. he was a smart kid. and he was a very good athlete. that's when he made it to the nfl. >> reporter: of social media filled up with well wishes for walker from teammates and fans. his family gathered at ryder trauma center out the night and day keeping a strict vigil and keep tray in their prayers to make sure he comes out of surgery. >> reporter: prayers for this budding pro-cornerback planning to make it in the nfl now that he will just make it al

detectives say it started at this gas station located in liberty city at northwest 79th street and 13th court. around 1:00 a.m. february 21st, the victim told investigators she was picked up by buzzby and they arranged for her to perform a sexual act on hill for a price of $60. after making the deal, investigators say buzzby drove his vehicle about two blocks down to 81st street, and parked somewhere down this road. this is where investigators say things went from bad to worse. investigators say the woman asked for the money up-front, t according to buzzby, instead of grabbing his wal let he grabbed a knife. the woman told investigators she said if you want to rape me, go ahead and rape me. please, just use a condom. and eventually buzzby, investigators say, about egan to stab her in the back. investigators say eventually the victim made itack to the gas station and got into her parked vehicle. she trove herself to the hospital and from there she was transported to jackson memorial. buzzby is out on bond tonight. his attorney rereased a statement, mr. buzzby looks forward to the day tha

hapapning today the young talent big dreams competition comes to african heritage cultural center in liberty city. to participate you must be be in miami-dade county and between the ages of 11 a 17 and see you can win trips to seat live american idol and $500 cash. auditionon today. visit the playout house.org. and sunshine at the park for suicide and wearneses and prevention. a fitness class. balloon releasese and bounce houses. obstacle courses music and much more. and a silent awfntle the event starts at 10:00 a.m. and runs through three at markum park. tickets $20 for adults and 10-dollar for kids. run or walk for a good cause. today's march for cancer five cash, at alexander park in lawmpletd the event raises funds children's hot. cost $30 to register for that race. >> neki: a kindergarten in west wisconsin got surprise from her dad oomplet she thought she and her classmates gathered in the gym for a monthly assembly and look who came n. look how she ran to him. there is daddy he is in the army. spent the past two years stationed in germany. he arrived early to surprise her eye missed him fo

on thursday, the motorcycle collided with a ford on 21st avenue in liberty city. the dirt bike was left behind while the ravens cornerback was rushed to the hospital. several hours of surgererwere not enough, and he was pronounced dead. the nfl has a zero tolerance policy on players participating in dangerous activitits. maybe they should stress it a little bit more. >> you're not supposed to sky dive or ride dirt bikes. the bud so they don't have these types of accidents. i i on't believe that tray knew he was not actually supped to be riding bikes. and it itwas unfortunate i didn't get a chance to advise him. >> the head coach said i'll never forget that smile. may he rest in the peace of christ jesus, and quarterbac joe flacco said i canmot imagine what his family is going through right now. all of my thoughts are with his family. and through the official twitter account the dolphins express their wishes to the ravens and the north miami high school. live, nbc 6 news >>> and two men are being sought after an armed robbery. police want you to help find this guy.

i want to give you a look at the scene at liberty city, the 23-year-old baltimore ravens player was riding the bike left on northwest 75 street at around 8:00 last night with no lights on. he was wearing dark clothing when he crashed in to that suv, going, reports of another nfl player from another being at the scene of the crash but who or why remains under investigation. he's a milwaukee native and northwestern alum, rushed over to the hospital after hearing the news, friends and family are devastated, saying walker has been home for a couple of weeks. >> we hear that it was very bad. >> we praying, we ask everybody else to pray and keep tray in their prayers, make sure he come out of surgery. >> reporter: and ravens head coach john harbaugh, he released a statement late last night saying oh my god, this is devastating news, prayers and tonight. police are telling us the driver of that suv did stay on scene detectives. we're live from jackson memorial hospital, gaby fleischman, cbs4 "this morning ". >> gaby, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news out of miami right now this is a li

police say the 23-year-old got into an accident on thursday in liberty city. he was rushed to the hospital but his head trauma was too much to overcome. we are told he was not wearing a helmet. >>> several miami-dade residents will find a new place to stay after a driver crashed into an apartment building in northwest miami-dade. police say the 27-year-old woman was speeding when she lost control of her car and slammed miami-dade fire rescue crews declared part of the building unsafe. >>> now for a check on the weather, here's meteorologist ryan phillips.s. >> sharon, good morning to you. with ultra music festival and jazz in the gardens both taking place this activity, we may want to stay indoors this afternoon. showers return to the forecast. we'll make the most of our saturday morning with dry conditions. temperatures at 82 midday. by the afternoon hours, keep an eye on the sky for some wet weather moving in. first alert forecast through your weekend, unfortunately, both days containing wet weather in the forecast. i think scattered showers and thunderstorm

that young boy and others what they want to do another life, growing up in liberty city, many of these families live well below the poverty line. we asked these young people, what do you want to do in life? not one of them said i won't get to 21 or 15, every single one of them said they want to go to college someday. they want to grow up and go to florida state, and grow up to be lawyers and doctors and entrepreneurs. [applause] and they were also full of hope. it is justifiable hope. what moved me the most was a young woman who said, i asked what would you like me to take back until the president? they have every reason to believe the president wants to know what they have to say. this young woman said, tell him we will miss him. but to be able to say to her, we will all miss him, and we will all miss the first lady in their current roles, they are not leaving us. they will find new ways to lead this country and the lead us to a better place. [applause] thank you very much for everything you do, and for having me here today on the behalf of the president. i would like to read the proc

the last shows liberty city radio theater is set for this evening at 8:00.yhouse opened in 1959. it has featured hundreds of performances and come tempntemp and community theater. it is to be torn down to be replaced with luxury apartments. >>> 9:41. a mystery under the sea. a ghostly discovery has scientists excited. the reason this is no ordinary octopus. up next what makes it so unusual. >>> take a look at this little guy. scientists believes it's a new species of octopus. they discovered it near hawaii. it's being nicknamed a ghost octopus because of its light colored appearance. the creature was found at a depth of a 2.5 miles sway record for an octopus without fins. >> do you hate those bathrooms on planes? boeing is saying good-bye to germs. the company has come up with a self-sterilizing bathroom for planes that gets rid of bacteria by using ultraviolet light. the system will disinfect all surfaces including the toilet seat and sink in three seconds. boeing has to study the idea further. before offering it to airlines. >> rupert murdoch and gerry hal

police say the 23-year-old got into an accident on thursday in liberty city. he was rush to the hospital but his head trauma was too much to overcome. helmet. >>> only on 6, an elementary school student is caught bringing a knife to school and accused of threatening another student. it was in the pocket of 10-year-old who attends gateway environmental k through 8 learning center in homestead. that student received a ten-day suspension. the mother of the boy he >>> a performer recovering after a stunt goes awry, speaking out from the hospital bed. the 52-year-old suffered second-degree burns at a pep rally in del ray beach. although officials say it is against district rules to have indoor pyrotechnics, we learned he's done these fiery stunts at schools before. >>> several miami-dade residents now displaced after a driver ashes into an apartment building in northwest miami-dade. police s the 27-year-old woman was speeding when she lost control of her car and slammed into the building. miami-dade fire rescue crews declared the damaged part of the building unsafe

police say 45-year-old kendrick busby attacked a prostitute last month near a valero gas station in liberty city. the victim said that busby picked her up and asked for money up front. she said instead of grabbing his wallet, he reached bk and pulled out a knife and stabbed her a couple times. the woman taken to the hospital right away. week, is doing okay as of this morning. in the meantime busby is on bond. >>> a south florida man charged with running an illegal slaughter house is dodging jail time. the tradeoff, he has to help them catch other offenders. prosecutors offer him a plea deal. in return he has to cooperate with the investigation. this comes after investigators found more than 10,000 animals in poor condition at coco farms in northwest miami-dade. santa anna pled not guilty and received five years of probation. >>> 6:21 on your wednesday morning. a lot more ahead today. this is kind of neat to see this. if you've ever been, it's fantastic. an annual film and music festival. this year one topic is taking center stage at south by sosohwest. >>> a story we're following, a shot and kil

others whatoy and they want to do another life, growing up in liberty city, many of these families live well below the poverty line. people, these young what do you want to do in life? said i won't get to 21 or 15, every single one of them said they want to go to college someday. they want to grow up and go to and grow up to be lawyers and doctors and entrepreneurs. [applause] and they were also full of hope. it is justifiable hope. what moved me the most was a askedwoman who said, i what would you like me to take back until the president? they have every reason to believe the president wants to know what they have to say. said, tell himn we will miss him. her, wee able to say to will all miss him, and we will all miss the first lady in their current roles, they are not leaving us. they will find new ways to lead this country and the lead us to a better place. [applause] thank you very much for everything you do, and for having me here today on the behalf of the president. i would like to read the proclamation on african-american history month issued by president obama this year. nation

it final performance this weekend will be the debut of the first play bob liberty city radio theater. >> okay, get ready. you'll see more bikes around fairmount park soon. but why you might ask? well, i'll tell you after the break. to the couple wondering what a good deal looks like... no. seriously? we'll give it a 6 for composition. scary. wow, what about just putting a fair, no haggle price on the window? not zany enough? ♪ sometimes the best deals are pretty plain to see. ♪ >>> developing story out of lehigh county, five people dead after a car collide wad tractor trailer. >> dave kitchen joins with us more on this investigation exactly what happened, dave? >> good morning, lauren, chris. an investigation still ongoing. even hours after the scene has cleared here on route 222 near route 100 where they intersect. >> this was scene of devestation hours ago. now, investigators say, five people were killed, when they were in a car that slammed into a tractor-trailer. the victims were pronounced dead right on the scene. the crash happening here, as we say, on route 222 near route 100.

. >> todd: happening today the young talent big dreams comes dot cultural center in liberty city. and be between the aifnlings eight and seven and the grand prize winner gets a trip to two to see the american idol finale life and ah discussions today from noon sil 6:00 and visit the actor's play iewt.org. and the shine host sunshine at park for suicide wearness and prevefntle fitness classes. balloon release. bounce houses. obstacle courses and silent awfntle starts at 10:00 a.m. a runs through 3:00 at markum park. $20 for adults. $10 for kids. ritionster at the park at event right.com. >> run or walk for a good cause today. the march for cancer five cak k in fort lauderdale. the event helps raise funds for joe dimaggio's children's hospital. cost $30 to register for that race. >> neki: and a kid kindergartner in wisconsin gt a she shout they was just at an assembly but then all of a send the dad walked into the room. he came out and he was so overwhelmed her father who is in the army spent last two years stationed in ger pla any. he arrived home early just to surprise her eye mis

. >> head to the baptist church in liberty city from 10:00 a.m. 'til 1:00 p.m. today. this is your chance to safely get rid of any guns. >> todd: a bank robber who has struck the same bank this week is still on the run this morning mog. the fbi says the robber walked into the td bank branch in fort lauderdale on friday. he told the clerk knead had a fbfb believes this guy throobd same banch bank branch on tuesday. if you know anything about the robberies call crime stopppers at 954-493-tips. a skimming scheme caught on camera. wait 'til you see how quickly they can hook up a card reader. and surveillance video o os at a chevron gas station shows the man talking to the clerk to distract her the man behind him quickly reach nuys bag and puts a skimmer on the top of the counter. if you know either of these men wru your urged to c cl police. >> neki: we're one day way from the calle ocho celebration. miami's biggest block party is tomorrow. >> todd: and you know if there's a party, we'll be there. come out from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 and hang out with shyann malone a and eric

these are people growing up in liberty city. many families live well below the poverty line. we ask these young people what do you want to do in life? not a one of them said, i don't think i will get to 21, 15. every single one of them include the eight-year-old said they were going to go to college one day, go to florida state or house of -- famu are more and be lawyers and doctors and voters and entrepreneurs. [applause] and they were all so full of hope. and i remember, and it is justifiable hope. the most yesterday, a young woman who said -- i asked the board what would you like me to tell the president? toy have every reason believe that the president wants to hear what they have to say. so the young woman said tell him that we will miss him. , weto be able to say to her will all miss him, we will all miss the first lady in their current roles, they are not leaving, they are not leaving us. they will find new ways to lead the country and lead us to a better place. [applause] thomas allah, thank you very much for what you do. allah, thank you very much for what you do. i

its final performance this weekend will be the debut of the first play by the liberty city radio theater. >>> billionaire investor carl icon says if new jersey a proves casinos in the northern part of the state, he'll not pump $100 million into his newly acquired taj mahal casino in atlantic sit. >> i says his plans investment in the casino he acquired from bankruptcy court hangs on new jersey not approving two new casinos just outside new york city. icon says in-state competition will devastate ac. make it sort of impossible to invest that much monday my his new casino. a bill to authorize state-wide referendum on north jersey casinos is expected to pass little later this month. >> they treatise like gold. they respect us. they help us. they care for us. >> throughout the month of march we celebrate women's history month. coming up: how sterio typical farm laborers in california's wine region, change including more women. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell. st. joe's on the verge of winning their 25th game of the season. way better than we thought they would be at the beginning of the seas

i do want to get you to some video from the crash scene in liberty city last night. the 23-year-old baltimore ravens 75 street at 8:00 last night with no lights on, wearing dark clothing when he crashed in to that suv. right now it's not clear exactly how fast he was going. detectives are looking in to reports that another nfl player from another team hey have been at the scene at the time of the crash but who and why remains under investigation. walker is a miami native and a miami northwestern alum. relatives of his who rushed over to the hospital after hearing the news are absolutely devastated, they tell us that walker has been home for a couple weeks. >> we hear that it was very bad. >> we praying. we ask everybody else to pray and keep tray in their prayer. make sure he come out of surgery. >> reporter: and ravens head coach harbaugh released a statement late last night saying oh my god, this is devastating news, our prayers and hopes are with tray and his family tonight. police do tell us that the scene and that she's cooperating with the detectives. live from

as more construction continues, for north liberty anticipates the city to grow, and they want to be ahead of all the possible traffic. >> we will see lots of development with the high school. there's already of couple to film its planned right there by liberty high, d as it grows in that area, there will be more traic. >> as construction continues, drivers should anticipate adding more time to their commute, as well as be careful while they drive corridor in covering the corridor in north liberty stephanie johnson. ririt now, the city of c car rapipi is requesting proposals for a new high - rise, multi- use building downtown. street and third avenue south- east, and last night, prospective builders got their for a new high-rise. the location is for street and third avenue southeast. last night, perspective builders got the first look at the plan. they are askininthem to consider a building that is five stories or taller that would include housing in both parking and the commercial ground floor. cbs news spoke to rank companies who have already done lots of work downtown. >> fighting crime

. >> reporter: okay, so what happened to o'bannon's liberty city patriots? hoop dreams dashed-- theirs and by this time ours-- they wound up losing, 67 to 61. >> we as the coaching staff, we tip our hats to you guys. you played hard all season. >> what you did today, and in the previous four years, you will get to further your education, and get it paid for. that's the goal. >> reporter: and maybe even getting paid extra, in cash. and so, in the end, what's happened to the lawsuits? well, e.a. sports actually settled for roughly $60 million, with thousands of players, past and present, getting, on average, about $1,600 each, the money finally awarded just this week. in 2014, the court ruled the ncaa's refusal to pay players was an anti-trust violation, and also ordered up to $5,000 per student athlete be put in trust for using their likenesses. the ncaa appealed; the money award, reversed. and so, this tuesday, o'bannon's lawyers asked the supreme court to review the case. from henderson, nevada, this is economics correspondent paul solman for the pbs newsho

a week ago today police say this teenager trevon johnson broke into had a home in liberty city. when the alarm went off the homeowner 54-year-old called police but also o shed home. she found johnson fleeing and shot him. >> the lady said she called the police. the police told her don't go in the house. she still went in the house this lady came out and shot him in t t chest. >> who had complication to the alreadaduniversity of situation. that brother and sister are still living with a foster parent in a home on the same street as the woman who shot their brother. because of the proximity and other living issues with their foster mother, moving them is a priority. but the teens refuse to go to a group home. >> and i don't want the same thing to happen to your brother to happen to youou do you understand. >> erica: mom was at this hearing. she removed herself from the courtroom, leaving the department of children and families tooind a place for her children to now go. while police continue this investigigion. >> . trevon johnson's funeral is this weekend so the judge decide that

bullied in his dangerous liberty city neighborhood, he turned to martial arts for confidence.en, and forevermore, to the arts: music and then dance. >> i think young people see people in certain successful positions, and they think: 'i don't have the tools for that.' and what i'm saying is, you do have the tools for that. >> brown: what made you think you did? when you look back at that young child you were? >> i don't know. i always felt that i was guided. i always felt this sort of maybe, some people would call it this third eye. i always felt that the sense that i was looking down over myself within the context of the rest of the world. and so i had this sense that i was supposed to do something. i remember that early on, from growing up in church, watching the preacher preach. and something about that, and watching the rest of the congregation respond and be uplifted. i wanted to do something like that. in fact, i used to imitate the preacher. i put on my bathrobe at home. my great uncle would always tape the services. and i would learn the sermon. >> really? leading the c

the liberty science center and new york city drone film festival hosted a day of drones together, president and ceo. said that as fun as this is, it is about showing people he drones have help mankind. >> you can fly them into volcanos where a human would not want to be, or into buildings have have collapsed in an earthquake. reporter: they spoke with builders, like rand i. >> all about kids, building drones is amazing way for kids to learn about engineers, programming. reporter: this is first and only day of drones with a huge turn out organizers tell me, it will not be the last. >> from jersey city, at liberty science center, lidia curanaj, "fox 5 news." christina: do you want a drone? antwan: i'm not sure about that amazon delivery thing. >> that bowl would be scary, but that is incredible video with the beautiful blue skies like today. antwan: right, audrey? audrey: good eve inning. -- good evening, today temperatures close to average for this time of year this morning we start with freezing mark, it was chillier north and west, we'll have a chile start tomorrow, temperatures will go ab

to be rotating in and out of hotels in our city every four to five days. >> there should be some kind of a situation where someone like that could go. >> liberty health has been search are for a permanent home for bates since july. everywhere they turned, there was public outcry. >> we're going to be working with the city attorney to see if we can find placement somewhere else for mr. bates. >> that's going to be an uphill battle. reporting live from concord, i'm cheryl hurd. >> let's take you down to the south bay. this gilroy man is in custody, accused of assaulting a 5-year-old child. some of the cases date back 15 years. detectives want any other victims to contact the gilroy police department. >> a major development in brussels. police raids across the city ended with the arrest of six people linked to tuesday's terror attacks. police discovered a apartment filled with bomb making products. the u.s. state department confirmed a dozen americans are among the injured. a taxi driver who picked up the suspects told investigators that one of the men launched into an anti-american tirade during the ride to the airport. >> the last thing heard b

right now in north liberty -- the growing city is facing another round of nstruction. today, crews began clearing ees near the site of the new - - liberty high school.the construction is taking place along north liberty road north of dubuquq street.motorists start laying down pavement and widening the road.leaders say they're just trying to keep up with demand. "as north liberty grows as coralville grows into that area there's going to be more traffic and we're getting ready to accommodate that traffic and hopefully get ahead of it a little bit." this project is expected to take about four months, depending on the weather. still to come on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.a dubious honor for iowa. the growing problem of bad bridges -- when the fox 28 what's'sll this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal@breakers. like when you leave the cityty the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't

city drone film festival. several short films are screened tonight at the directors guild in midtown and tomorrow the liberty science center in jersey city will host a day of drones. something you don't see every day a doggive drewing a semi truck that actually happened in minnesota, police say a labrador retriever sent a truck idling into gear. the dog and truck then went through a parking lot across the street -- even over a curb. a passer-by discovered the dog in the drivers seat when he jumped into the truck to stop it. the dog was not hurt. but sure will be in the dog time now for weather had. audrey joins us. >> going to see a shift in our temperatures across the tristate area. chilly today with readings below average with high number of 41 degrees. this morning start off with a cold 28 and start off cold tomorrow. but temperatures should come up slightly than we had experienced today. 36 degrees in the park right now. our winds are relatively light out of the south and brome tear holding steady with high pressure in control. 20s and 30s across the renal and 31 islip. 34 bridgeport. at the freezing mark in pou

. >> the city expects north liberty to grow once the high school is built and would like to be ahead of it. >>> still ahead live at 5:00, we go inside a private beer event. what lieman bridge brewery as to offer@during restaurant week and why they say you need to come see for yourself. >>> and this is a gorgeous live look at an iowa city sky on this tuesday. such clear blue sky in the background there. more news and weather ahead right here on cbs 2. we don't just serve any fish sandwich at culver's. we serve wild-caught, north atlantic cod. this cod grows in water that is cold, clean and pristine, full of flavorful nutrients, and that comes through in the fish. this is the way we ship it to your restaurants. it's not pre-breaded. so not only do we use the highest quality cod, but we still hand-batter it the old-fashioned way. that's remarkable. and we think we get the best fish filet sandwich because of that. this is the best fish sandwich in america. brewery is gearing up to celebrate it's second anniversary this weekend.lion bridge brewiwi company is hosting a "member only event"

only catch is you have to be in certain parts of the center city, northern liberties, fishtown, universityle university or the navy yard to get the deliveries. uber expects demand to be quite high so put your request in early. great idea though. >>> 5:20. a hot new morning team is burning up the radio air waves, our pat gallen is live behind the scene of 96.5-amp to introduce us to kate and beck, pat, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. you know i know we all know how hard it is to put on a decent morning show. we do it here at cbs-3 every day. that is my butt kissing for the morning. being in radio someone who comes from a radio background i know what it takes to put on a four hour show. it is not very easy. the it is a lot that goes into it, lot that goes on behind the scenes. that is why we are here at 96.5-amp radio to look at the new morning show, it is cage and beck from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. i got a chance to talk to them. cage is new from philadelphia, from chicago bringing his mid western flavor to philadelphia to work for becks who has been here a lot of year. she has go

it is 39 in the city, 32 in sussex, 28 in liberty. now we show you the 24 hour toms river right now is 23 degrees colder than it was yesterday in central park, 12 degrees colder. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, we have mainly clear skies. it is looking beautiful with a few clouds off the coast and otherwise it is pretty today. we will see mostly sunny skies with temperatures warming to seasonable levels. by noon 49 feels like 47. by 3:00 this afternoon, 54 feels like 53. a bright beautiful seasonable start to your weekend. coming up, we will talk easter sunday and beyond. back to you. >> thanks, vanessa. >>> to the latest on the belgium attack, security official are his conducting raids throughout brussels linked to bombings including a suspected new plot in france. >> as the city and country continues to mourn, raids throughout brussels have lady to six in -- led to six in police are looking to two major suspects connected with the bombings. raids have been carried out since the suicide bombings killed over 30 people tuesd

here's another look at a beautiful sunrise across center city. libertyne and two at the bottom of your screen. this is looking, again, at some very clear skies through philadelphia. what we'll expect today, though, temperatures at record levels. 78 degrees for the philadelphia area. yesterday we got to 75. tomorrow we cowl be around 80. this is 25 to 30 degrees above normal for this time of the year. this is unseasonably warm. by friday we start to drop back into the 60s. well above normal. the normal high is 50 degrees, believe it or not this time of the year. we're at the low 40s in the poconos, 36 in allentown. 44 degrees if you're about to walk outside in philadelphia. 45 in glassboro, 46 atlantic city, 41 in wilmington. maybe a light jacket this morning. you won't want it this afternoon. we are nice and dry. we have the warm air mass in from the south. that will stay the case today through tomorrow. record high temperatures. you notice rain in the corner of your screen here. that's all part of a cold front. that will move thursday night into early f

we can anticipate slick roads from new york city out towards newark liberty airport. light snow falling there. temperatures around freezing as well. we're getting sticking on mainly grassy surfaces. but the roads are pretty wet around the city now. that's good news. heading down the jersey shore, toms river, seaside heights, there could be -- steady showers inc glen cove and towards forked river. here's a look at the day planner. little white and flakes. awes 31 degrees. the snow will taper down as the day goes on. it will be windy and chilly this afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 30s. a few clouds around 6:00. we have a winter weather advisory in effect through parts of the area. we'll look at that in a few. lauren scala is now here with a look at your morning commute. snowy, lauren. >> couple of problems on the road let's head over to new jersey where we have two separate accidents on 80. >> e of them westbound after exit 25ut, route 206. one of them eastbound by exit 26 also blocking a lane there. be verl careful. something >>el e to note today. alternate si

city drone film festival. several short films will be screened tonight at the directors gitd of america tomorrow and tomorrow liberty science center in jersey city will host a day of drones. thousands of partiers drank shows us partying had police working some overtime. >> every year leprechaun attractions more and more people and that means more police officers. 200 hoboken police officers police officer patrolling the area and getting help from 50 other officers from neighboring towns and we do have to mention there's even two command centers up the block from where we are. [cheering] it's a sea of green here in hoboken today. pizza. 2500 people are expected at the all day long event. it's the 5th year since leprechaun replaced city st. patrick day parade after they decided to cancel it in 2012. >> a good time. friendly people. we like hoboken. >> enjoy my time with good friends. drink, celebrate the fact that i'm not irish but everyone is irish today. the st. patricks day pub crawl attracts young crowd in the past years attention has had turned to the fight more than the police officers who are patrolling the are

providing a chorus to new york city, the statue of liberty looking on in new york harbor, one of the many tourist attractions draw diagnose villanova fans. >> this is my first time in new york. we've been seeing the sights. >> reporter: and for this grad student, tears went out surrounded by villanovaens gazing into the 9/11 pool. >> i think the fountain is beautiful. >> it's definitely a very important sight. we had to visit it while we were in the area. >> welcome to 1 world observatory. >> reporter: close by the incredible view from one world trade center, the freedom tower observatory, the largest building in the western atmosphere. manhattan, new jersey and the brooklyn bridge. some walking across the east river, freshman matt was overwhelmed by the big apple. >> i don't think i'll have time for it all. it's my first time in new york. >> reporter: the music plays on, echoing off the buildings. villanova, creating their own music and dancing. back live here in brooklyn heights. you're looking at the brooklyn bridge. a lot of fans talked about walking across the span. it goes over

temperatures right now 37 in the city, 25 in liberty it is 35 in babylon. that cold air moved in over night it is here to stay here is a look how much colder it's gotten it is 14 degrees colder in liberty than it was yesterday at this time. 11 degrees colder in central park. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, directly over head skies are mostly clear with a few clouds at present but they will be thickening throughout the day. we actually have two clusters of moisture both will have an nearly as big an impact as we had seen yesterday. here is the break down of today. by noon, 43 is feeling like 39. it is partly sunny by 3:00, 46 is as warm as it gets mostly cloudy skies then by 9:00 tonight it is 39 degrees, we could see wet weather impact the certain region of the viewing area at that point in time. coming up in my full forecast, of course we'll talk snow for the first day of spring and then a massive warm up into the workweek. janelle over to you. you. >>> next a developing story out of russia an airliner crashes while attempting to land

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