impossible. >> livingston: i can say what i can see. micro- measurements that are what tell a normal person that it's you anspecification. >> stahl: but how is it that the rest of us can perceive these two people as distinct the an important clue comes from what we can't distinguish-- as showed me, which looked very >> duchaine: maybe you don't even see that there's any difference. different in the lower lip. eyes are a little different. >> duchaine: but then, if i show them to you upright...t you saw on the left there. looked perfectly normal. and then... >> stahl: oh. >> duchaine: here's the one you upside-down. >> stahl: oh, my goodness. the eyes and mouth in the photo on the right had been turned upside-down.face looks really grotesque. >> stahl: wow. >> duchaine: but... >> stahl: but upside-down... >> duchaine: upside-down, it's really hard to see that. >> kanwisher: if you look at au're very bad at recognizing it. if you look at a word or an object or a scene, you canown. >> stahl: so what did that tell you? >> kanwisher: it tells

impossible. >> livingston: i can say what i can see.cannot say the micro- measurements that are what tell a normal person that it's you and not somebody of the same specification. >> stahl: but how is it that the rest of us can perceive these two people as distinct individuals, despite the similarities? an important clue comes from what we can't distinguish-- as we saw earlier, faces upside down, like these two duchaine showed me, which looked very similar. >> duchaine: maybe you don't even see that there's any difference. >> stahl: i see something different in the lower lip. eyes are a little different. >> duchaine: but then, if i show them to you upright... so, here's the one that you saw on the left there. looked perfectly normal. and then... >> stahl: oh. >> duchaine: here's the one you saw on the right, you saw upside-down. >> stahl: oh, my goodness. the eyes and mouth in the photo on the right had been turned upside-down. >> duchaine: and now, the face looks really grotesque. >> stahl: wow. >> duchaine: but... >> stahl: but upside

>>>>tahl: and it is exactly those subtle differences face blind people like jo livingston miss. >> livingston: i could describe words-- eye color, general overall shape, whether your ears stick out. but those things would bring it down perhaps from the population of the world to a few million. stahl: so, she could say this person has dark eyes, high cheekbones, an oval face, which would allow jo to distinguish her from this person. but this face and this face? impossible. >> livingston: i can say what i can see. but i cannot say theheicro- measurements that are what tell a normal person that it's you and not somebody of the same specification. >> stahl: but how is it that the rest of us can perceive these two people as distinct individuals, despite the similarities? an important clue comes from what we can't distinguish-- as we saw earlier, faces upside down, like these two duchaine showed me, which looked very similar. >> duchaine: maybe you don't even see that there's any difference. >> stahl: i see something different in the lower lip. >> duchaine: but then, if i show so, here's the one th

>> hodes: not only. >> jo livingston: the memory is >> stahl: the face doesn't get put... >> livingston: it doesn't get filed. >> stahl: so they have to rely on other strategies to identify people-- hair, body shape, the way people walk, their voice, even style of dress. but jacob told us that it can all fall apart when someone changes their hair, like a colleague named sylvia who he couldn't find one day until she started putting her hair into her usual ponytail. >> hodes: and she, like, put it into the ponytail, and once it was in place, that was sylvia. it clicked. then, she took her hair back out of that ponytail. >> stahl: right then and there? >> hodes: yep. she just put it in and then took it out and... >> stahl: so she went from sylvia, not sylvia, sylvia, not sylvia? >> hodes: she disappeared. >> stahl: come on. >> hodes: yeah. >> stahl: to him, it was as someone else's before his eyes. >> hodes: so now, i'm confronted with this situation that... that got weird. because i knew this person was sylvia, but it didn't feel like >> stahl: faces mean so much to us-- identity, beauty,

>> livingston: and we'll never know. >> sacks: people do think you may be snubbing them or... or stupid, or mad, or inattentive. that's why it's so important to recognize what one has, and to... and to admit it. sacks himself has just done-- written about the fact that he, too, is face blind. >> sacks: i have had difficulty recognizing faces for as long as i can remember. my problem extends not only to my nearest and dearest, but also to myself. i've sometimes had the experience of apologizing to someone, and realizing it's a mirror. >> stahl: no. >> sacks: i have, indeed. >> stahl: no. because you didn't know it was you? >> sacks: i... i could see that it was a large, clumsy man with a beard. now, i've now found a way of dealing with this. i have one special feature. i have rather large ears. ( laughs ) if the large, clumsy man with a beard has extra large ears, it's probably me. >> stahl: i shouldn't be smiling, but it's funny. >> sacks: well... well, it is i... i mean, these things are both comic and serious. >> stahl: and surprisingly common. recent studies show as many as

(applause) - yes, miss livingstone? - have you seen my emery boards? - oh yes, i put them here in this drawer. here's one. - thank you. - [pauline] you know miss livingstone, it's funny, isn't it? years ago you and i used to work side by side at the may company. now you're in television, working for a big star like jack benny, and i'm your maid. - yeah. can you lend me five dollars till payday? (laughter) - [pauline] here, that's 10 you owe me. (laughter) - oh by the way, pauline, i'm going out so you can have the rest of the day off. - [pauline] oh good! then i can spend the afternoon with my boyfriend sidney.

livingston was unarmed. harnett county vernon stuart is awaiting on information to determine if he'll be charged. >> reporter: what you have learned?. >> they refer me to the sbi. the only thing they've done is my client got an emt bill and hospital -- and a burial bill. >> court documents show that livingston grabbed the deputy's taser and tried to stun him after the two began some type of altercation on livingston's porch. the sbi continues their investigation into the incident and will submit their report to stuart in the coming weeks. >>> right now, the investigation continues into what caused a fire at a raleigh home, causing no one was home at the time of the fire. crews say the house did have smoke damage. >>> off the coast of hawaii, plain had some real trouble in mid-flight, led to emergency water landing. the whole thing was caught on camera. the pilot was experience something mechanical problems and had to ditch that in a nearby lagoon. emergency officials were able to pull the pilot from the wate

livingstone, when you work like one, you think like one. (audience laughing) - i know what you mean. you do work awfully hard. - you know, ms. livingstone, i'm thinking about asking mr. benny for a vacation. because every once in awhile, you have got to get away from it all. - you are absolutely right. you know, last season i got to the point where i just couldn't take it anymore. i told mr. benny that if i didn't get a change of scenery, i would go out of my mind. - change of scenery? where did he send you? - no place. he put a palm tree in my dressing room. (audience laughing) - (laughs) that's our boss. i'll put these things away. - coming. hello, mary. - hi. - sorry i kept you waiting. what did you do, walk over? - no, i took the cab. - a cab, for only five blocks? gee, if i were going to your house i wouldn't call for a cab. - you wouldn't call for help if it had a meter on it. (audience laughing) - meter on it, meter on it. mary, you keep that up and on your next vacation, you're not getting a palm tree. (audience laughing) and anothe

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lucie and otis livingston. otis. >> reporter: hey, receive. yeah, there is plenty of excitement down here. there was no way the mets would attract the record 1500 fans they did yesterday for the first official workout for the pitchers and catchers. there is still a buzz down here as they start to team build for what they hope will become a successful season. day two of the long grind of a major league baseball season. spring training where players will continue to develop chemistry and camaraderie. >> we are a family. time. six months, seven months during the season. and it's a fun time. you are going to enjoy, time to get ready, like i say. >> reporter: even with the young harms, harvey, degrom, matz and sindegaard, terry collins feels the post morning role bartolo colon who noters along in his 19th season. >> you look at what this guy has done in the two years on this team early in the season, you them down. he is what he is. and then what we know his durability that, hey, look, is there a time in the season where, you know what? your starti

i want you to meet miss livingston. - [mary] how do you do? - and this is mister jack benny. - woo woo (laughs) (speaking made up french words) (laughter) - (speaking french) - [maurice] no, no, no, no, you sit here. - [jack] sure, sit right down here. - [maurice] you're not intruding at all. - [jack] oh waiter, bring a chair over here, will you please, and an extra glass? - [waiter] oui, monsieur. - [jack] there we are. (conversation in french) - steady, steady boy, steady, easy. - monsieur, my arm. - oh, excuse me, you know the last time you poured you shook the bottle. - there's no harm in that. - oh there isn't, eh? this bottle costs 3,000 francs. and when you shake champagne, it makes bubbles. and bubbles are air. - and if he wants air, he can open the window! (laughter) - [mary] now i've heard everything. jack, while the waiter's here - [jack] but mary, we're going to a lot of different places, we can eat at another club. - well can we at least have one dance? - well why not, mon cherie. (laughter) - [maurice] (speaking french) - please

livingston was on time. furnace stewart says he's awaiting information from the medical examiner to determine if you will be charged. >> what have you received from burden stewart? >> pornographers me back to the nothing. they haven't call my client, they haven't called me, they haven't done anything. the only thing they've done is my client got an emt bill and the burial bell. >>> court documents say livingston grabbed the documents taser after the two began fighting a livingston sports. livingston was shot multiple times and died at the scene. the sbi has been investigating the incident. >>> one of the biggest environmental disasters in our state history. two years ago today a pipe burst that a coal facility north against -- greensboro. is built toxic coal ash into the river. millions of tons of coal ash stored a 14 facilities across the state. regulators and the utility company are working to clean it out. lawmakers gave the company >>> raleigh city council is taking a look at a plan that would make six f

. >>> we will have a report from otis livingston who is with the mets in florida. season, bartolo colon is having as much fun as a kid trying to break into the bigs. later in sports. here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. it's ok! >>> thousands rallied in brooklyn today in support of former nypd officer peter liang. >> justice for all! flags and held signs. convicted of manslaughter in the 2014 shooting death of akai gurley who was unarmed. the mostly asian-american crowd said this is a tragedy for both families. counter protesters rallied across the street staying justice for akai must be served. >> the black community wants a jail sentence. you may not commit wreck acts with impunity. >> he faces up to 15 years in prison. >>> a college student

let's get to our laraa livingston. layron livingst. what can you tell us? >> lron: quite a crowd forming. i'm going to step out of the way because you can see through this wrought iron fence outside of this scene where the dump truck you have seen the aerial shots. now we're down on the ground. you can kind of see how this has all ended p. if that driver, like you said i understand he was ejected from this once he fell down, and he fell from a pretty far distance. if you can panel upthere, daniel, you can kind of see working at the top where this overpass is crossing over ts park area here and that was quite a distae that this gentleman came down. as i heard you say, thankfully no one was in the cars below that are still parked down here in this parking l l that this truck came crashing down on, and the back of it. les also there's an suv, looks like this other small car here. lots of debris on the ground. you can see fire crews are here and it caught quite a lot of people. i spoke to a woman setting up our live shot, she said she was coming here to jog lik

started when livingston said no to a search without a warrant. fbi is investigating. harnett county sheriff's office is not talking. >>> testimony resumes in the murder trial of travion smith. the jury heard from the defendant. smith killed melissa huggins jones during a burglary in 2013. the jury watched a videotaped interview of smith with police. a stolen laptop from the crime scene connected him to the case. in a contentious exchange, the detective urged him to come clean about what happened or he smith denied knowing anything about the murder. >>> southern germany this morning, two people died in a train crash. police say that two trains crashed head on, there are up to 100 injuries at this point, the exact number is unclear. police spokesman says there are paramedics rescue workers, ambulances and helicopters on the scene. >>> turning to politics, the first votes are in, in the nation's first primary. this is in new hampshire where the first nine ballots were casted a midnight. dom trump is confident. democrats bernie sanders could come awa

- miss livingstone, they click something awful. when he walks into an office building, all the elevators go up. (laughter) you sure you won't need me this afternoon? - no, i'm positive. mr. benny's picking me up and we're going out to 20th century fox. - the movie studio? - yes, you see last week they decided to make the picture all about the life story of jack benny. - gosh miss livingstone, imagine, big studio like that. i'll bet mr. benny is really proud! - proud, well, let's say that he's taking it just the way i thought he would. he's um, he's, what's the word? - unbearable? - that's it. (laughter) - good morning, rochester. - [rochester] good morning, boss. - is my breakfast ready? - [rochester] it's in the kitchen, i've been keeping it warm. - splendid. (laughter) by the way rochester, i want to compliment you the way you prepared my bath. the fragrance was delightful and the bubbles seemed to be quite lively. - thank goodness i finally found the right formula. i've tried hard water, soft water, cool water, hot water, all ki

livingston passes ahead to deandre abram for the slam. great pass from livingston.ishes off. he had 13. mason down 8. it's a six-point game. hines on the drive. nice move. pretty layup off the glass. 17 points. late he five. old zool with the hook shot. mason within three. he's good enough you have to pronounce his name right. umass beats mason 70-64. rutgers know they have their hands full as the sexth ranked maryland women invade. pass over to confoy. you cannot leave her open. she hits that three. maryland up by four. a couple plays later, quick pass to walker kembo. maryland up 13 at the break. in the third, walker kembo off the glass with contact. 21 points for her. maryland beats rutgers 73-58 the final. >>> day ttona 500 is, wait for , 500 miles long. >> thank you, carol. >> it takes four hours to complete. so 4 hours, first place today decided by four inches. closest finish in daytona 500 history. dale earnhardt, jr. the overwhelming favorite to win. with 30 laps to go, he works into the top ten. but then he just loses it. no contact from any other car. he h

and the livingstone picked up the torch. not much anita howard could do because her team ran into a buzz saw. they could not match virginia union's offensive output. the panthers were raining 3s. they had 13 as the team finished with 15 points. johnson was on fire. she torched livingstone with 41 points. and had seven assists. virginia union won 93-63. and they will take on shaw tomorrow in the title game at 4:00 p.m. >>> and the livingstone men take the spotlight tonight in the late game against virginia union and that time about 9:30 p.m. tournament go to wbtv.com/sports or the speedway harley davidson sports app under local sports. in the nba lebron james and cleveland beat the hornets this week. tonight walker and charlotte have a big showdown at indiana. in a game with a lot of post season implications. the hornets are in the 8th playoff spot at 29-27 a game-and-a-half behind the pacers in fifth. a lot can happen in the last 25 games. but it's time for the hornets to get on a hot streak. highlights on wbtv news at 11:00

layron livingston, local 10 newslayron livingston, local 1 1 news?news. after a nunn liberty city. police are trying to find the driver possibly. some of the victims ll be in the hospital for days. >> todd: we are hearing emotional concerns from family members urging that person to come forward. we are live at jackson memorial hospital where the victims are recovering. >> reporter: good morning, neki and todd. a horrific hit-and-run accident. the witnesses say they were dragged down the street. four people were taken to jackson memorial hospital behind me. two more remain here inner is news condition. get to you video of the scene. the accident happened early saturday morning right in front of three fingers liquor store along northwest 17th avenue in libertarian city. a group of friends -- liberty city. a group of friends went inside buy liquor, when they came out to their car, a white mercedes suv came speeding down the street plowing into four of the five people. those four victims were rushed here to jackson memorial hospital where they remain -- two of them are in serious condi

i am otis livingston live in port st. lucieers, florida. 1,500 fans showed up. mets say that's a record for the day the pitchers and catchers worked out is since spring training in 1988. my photographer, joe mclaughlin, is in mid-season form keeping up with the guys as they went field to field. meet seth procter, a harvey fan from connecticut who was stricken with huntington's disease. a number of position players like david wright and curtis granderson were there. it was a successful day for terry collins. full of excitement for the players and the people who root them on. >> holy cow. what a tremendous -- our fans coming out today was incredible. there was very, very fun to see that. it was very fun to see the guys out there and the energy level in the morning. isn't have much to -- didn't them. >> as much as we want to be home with our mom and dad and wives and kids, you look forward to being why your brothers, your army, your team that you are going to do battle with. >> all right. let's check in on the yankees across the state in tampa. first full day worko

according to affidavits, the deputy shot livingston after he says livingston went for his stun gun. so far, no charges have been filed in this case. >>> a driver faces dwi charges tonight after police say he crashed into a wake county school bus this morning. it happened about 7:00 a.m. parkway. the bus driver was taken to the threatening injury. authorities charged jeffrey in connection with the crash. >>> durham police identified the man found dead in an over turned car this morning. a vehicle partially under water on nc 54 near garrett road. officers found 25-year-old nelson dead nearby. police say he was not wearing a seat belt and that the crash happened sometime during the early morning hours. >>> meanwhile, governor pat mccrory suffered minor injuries during a crash last night near the super bowl. authorities say a mercedes hit the governor's car from behind. despite the car being totaled, pat mccrory was able to continue on to his destination in another vehicle. california state troopers say the crash is still under investigation, so far no charges have been filed. >>> contr

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i'm otis livingston reporting from port st. lucie. the nets unveiled their new general manager, sean marks. he comes over from the spurs to no action from the next -- the nets or the knicks. tonight, the rangers were up in toronto trying to make it six wins in their last nine games. tied in the third until derek stepan drills in the game- winner with about one deck 30 left. the rangers skate away with a 4- 2 victory. >>> islanders trying to keep up. new york or -- new yorker and a point for making it to overtime but fell short when thomas greiss lit up the game-winner with 43 seconds left. >>> that's the story from here in port st. lucie, we'll be back at it early in the morning tomorrow morning. as the mets pitchers and catchers go through their first full workout. reporting from tradition field, otis livingston, maurice and kristine, back to you in the studio. thanks. >>> thanks for joining us tonight. >> coming up next, his guests, tia leone and the insult comic dog. >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playi

otis livingston is live in tampa. chapman was back in yank camp today after a personal day yesterday. plenty of eyes watching his bullpen session. the flame lower to was popping the catchers mitt along betances. a possible suspension for chapman for domestic violence, he said earlier today he didn't heard anyone and that's being portrayed wrongly. we asked his new manager joe girardi about a new player. >> i think you give players the benefit of the doubt until they let you down or you feel that they haven't been truthful with you because it's important that players feel that a manager trusts them on the field and off. when you hear things you will pay attention and watch closely to see if a player is being honest or not. >> the yankees full squad reports to camp tomorrow. the yankees position players report wednesday, as well. but as we have been reporting, of position players already working out in port st. lucie. second year outfielder michael conforto has been there more than a week. the 22-year-old made a lot of

otis livingston joins us from mets camp. what's the latest? >> reporter: kristine and maurice,february 26, 2016, you can see it's the day that the mets officially begin defense of their national league title and set out to get back to the world series and hopefully win it this time. the first full squad working out together today down here in port st. lucie, florida. some of the sights, matt harvey with the bullpen walker getting reps in the infield and the manager terry colin, okay, overseeing everything. the thinking amongst the team is while it's not going to be easy to get back to the fall classic they have the talent on the roster to do so. >> i think guys come in with more confidence. the organization comes in with more confidence but nothing changes because our expectations are high last spring training. they are going to be the same this spring training. no matter what, you know, going on outside of this clubhouse, um, you know, the confidence and the think that was just the >> it's awesome. today obviously the first official meeting w

hippies shot john livingston three times outside his home in november. eyewitnesses say livingston told police that the couple they were looking for did not live there. the fbi continues investigating the shooting. smith is debating over a video. testimony. day. ed: the jury got to hear about 20 minutes of the video. certainly enough to make tomorrow interesting. the video was shot from an overhead camera in the interview room. trayvon jan was asked about a stolen computer for sale online, one that was connected to smith and his codefendants. two laptops have been centerstage in smith's murder trial. ed: much of the day in court was spent with the jury out while the defense rejected playing several parts of the video. his two codefendants are pointing the jerk -- the finger at him. we have only seen about a quarter of the video that the prosecutors plan to play. it is already very compelling. i recommend that people log on to abc11.com at 9:30 in the morning and watch the link to the video. paid could be very, very interesting. steve: if you are at work

reporter layron livingston is live inthe news room. >>reporter: the shooter lived in kansas but on his facebook page he writes he's from miami. here's a look at that man we're talking about. this is 38-year-old cedric ford when heas ultimately shot and killed by police. that was after ford said he shot and killed three people in heston, kansas. that's just north of wichita. 14 more were injured.investigators say ford hopped into a car, started driving around and shooting at random, injuring two people and he later pulled into the parking lot of excel industries where he workededs a painter. the company makes equipment there in kansas. he chased and shot down his co-workers before he single police officer. that officer being call a hero this morning. >> decided t t look down shot. we were all just taking off running because that's what you do when you think there's a fire in the building. >> i started seeing woundedeople coming out. some close people, friends, you know, i mean it's never in a million years something you imagine would ha

some transition action for livingstone. darryl hits the three pointer. livingstone leading by 4. championship game tomorrow night. >> sounds like it will be a big one. thank you, phil. >>> coming up, an uptown gas station erupts into flames. why firefighters say it could >>> breaking news right now. yoko ono, just rushed to a new york hospital for a stroke. our sister station in new york reports ono who is 83 was unconscious when she was taken to the hospital just after 9:00 tonight. we'll stay on top of this breaking news for you overnight. watch eyewitness news saturday morning starting at 6:00 a.m. for the latest developments. >>> tonight, fire investigators are working to try to determine what caused this massive fire. it happened at an uptown gas station. customers were actually inside this circle k on graham street when the fire started. crews say thankfully, the gas pumps were never a threat in the 35 minutes it took to get those flames under control. employees say they have a hunch that this was an electrical fire. >> aside from the chill, not a we'll take a look . >>> qu

i'm otis livingston. at this point it is super bowl week, the funding craziness begins to wind down and players love it. when we're on the outside looking in. we can't talk to them anymore. reason they're here in san francisco, to play the biggest football game of their lives. here is the best of the last date of media availability. >> the most talked about injury, thomas davis' broken arm, suffered in the championship game against arizona. he said he was going to play in super bowl. after successful surgery, he will be out there on sunday trying to win a ring. >> if it was something that i couldn't play to the level that i feel like i'm capable of playing at, i wouldn't go out and play. >> reporter: then into the broncos media tends with one of the most famous rappers on the planet, snoop dogg, he worked as a journalist the super bowl. after getting peyton manning to agree to give him 50% off papa john's pizzas, he did ask a serious question. >> for this big gain right here, is it fair to say that you ar

layron livingston is live in downtown ft. lauderdale. this is a deputy-involved crash reported earlier this morning off of second avenue, right in betweenandrews, if you're familiar with those location. at least tee vehicles involved with that one. the only crash we're reporting for you is off of miami drive. the intersection is open but we do know there are a few folol on the scene. >>reporter: good friday morning. i'm will manso with your local 10 morningports wrap. >>> panthers feel like they can cop nato any team. they did it lifetime night, this time against the detro red wings. redirection 1-0 cats. a few minutes later on the power play, going to score off the weekend. seconds later on the breakaway, he is going to score. it's 3-0. jagr says i'm going to get into it ap well. 6-3 the final. fiveame winning streak with at least five goals in the last four games. red wings fans did throw out octopus on the ice. it's a tradition in dedeoit. we don't care here though. tonight's opponent the hornets comi off an impressive win with the ca

and right to layron livingston live in the newsroom with this story. layron. >> reporter: a 14-year-old girl was one the seven i'm shot and killed by a man saturday night in kalamazoo. we are waiting to hear more come out because authorities captured him early thiss morning. he is a white neal his 40s and he was taken into custody after some sort of shootout with authorities there. this is what it looked like at one of those shootone of those shooting scenes outside a cracker barrel restaurant and country store. ive people were shot and killed in the parking lot there around 10:20 last night. this is where police say that 14-year-old girl was pronounced dead in kalamazoo county, just minutes before those people were gunned down, two more people were shot and killed in the parking lot of this car dealersrsp you see here. this video is where deputythis video is where deputies and police say the deadly shooting rampage started at a town home community around 6:00 saturday. a woman, a mother was shot in the parking lot. thahafully none of her children were

. >> local 10 news reporter layron livingston at the scene there fill us in. what do you know? >>reporter: just within the past half hour or so, we actually saw some things change here. we saw a couple individuals across the street here being held as a result of this accident involved in this accident. people who were inside these cars here, a couple of them were taken away in broward county. likely taken away for we've seen deputies speang to a couple of individuals. we believe they may be the drivers of these cars sitting here at the intersection here. the silva m mda, this black dodge and that cruiser here the deputy and inmate were in we're told when this crash happened. we got video in earlier this morning from the keep. we do know a number of different people were involved in this including that deputy and inmate in that deputy's cruiser. those were the only individuals that we were aware of taken to the hospital to be treated for any particularinjuries. we were over at the hospital, got some video of deputies going to meet this other deputy at the hospital just to check

layron livingston, local 10 news. >>> he's been crying. said he's willing to, you know, do whatever to show that he's hurt by that. >> one and only exclusive, that is the mother a teenager whose been charged with manslaughter. shshs telling us about how her son feels after he accidentally killed his friend. the teenagers were playing with a a gun when that gun zenly went off and the teenager was killed. more on what the accusing shooter's mother. >>reporter: first is he she's it's still not clear exactly where her son got this gun. she says they don't open one. she says her sop is just so sorry for shooting his friend. a family continues to grieve in miami gardens afr 14-year-old tavaris rhodes was shot and killed on saturday. played at his grandma's house with two friends. it's there that one of the teens pulled out a loaded gun and accidentally shot tavaris. do you guys have a gun in your house? >> no, i don't. >>reporter: the accused shooter's mom sat down with us to tell her side of the story and that it was and accident. >> he said he

eyewitnesses claim livingston told deputies the couple they were looking for did not live there and when the deputies wanted to search the house, he the fbi is now investigating. a blizzard warning is up for many parts of the east coast. this time, southeastern massachusetts is expected to get the brunt of it. areas like cape cod could get between six and 12 inches of snow this evening. take a look at these dramatic images. the weather impacting the outer banks. a coastal storm moving out but leaving behind this big mess. high tide pushing big waves over the dunes. all that water and sand washing away parts of highway 12. tonight. you will see the impact on a cruise ship off of the airline codes coming up in a few months -- in a few minutes. canceling school today because of that for snow. rain is moving into parts of our area right now. chris: we've got some showers. they are getting a bit stronger out there. nothing severe. it is too cool for that. a little bit heavier, the rainfall rates across parts of durham and chatham county and leanne into harnett county, too. these showers blowi