. >> mark wilson and mark's girlfriend live here. someone forced their way in and killed them. the most painful is the 10-year-old daughter. she was else where and now must live with it. >> she will grow up the rest of her life without her father. >> neighbors are on edge. bill graham lives up the street. investigators looked for clues scouring the road sides and hiking through fields and searching cars. >> we got the whole detective division out working. >> they collected a few things including a cell phone that was found where the family gathered after the bodies were discovered. it will be checked along with everything else. line of the events here. they know a relative talked with one of the victims on sunday and then another relative found the bodies last night. what happened in between and when? they are not sure. they want someone with information to come forward. >> we need this solved and we need it solved right away jie. damion is taking no chances with his family. he is armed and thinks others should be too. >> people have become crazy these days. >> investigators ar

the couple has been identified as mark wilson and deidra ramseur. a sheriff's office tells fox 46 they are treating this as a double homicide rated neima abdulahi was in claremont as investigators searched around the home for evidence to find out what happened. >> for family members showing up to this home on rest home road in claremont this shock and disbelief is still raw after his cousin mark wilson and his girlfriend deidra ramseur were found dead inside the. >> damien lineberger show this photo of the couple telling me they leave behind a 10-year-old girl who will now grow up without her parents. >> mark was the type of person any family member could tell you that. >> investigators tell fox 46 the killer or killers forced their way in and it was a family member who found the victims insight to. the sheriff's office showing up around 7:00 p.m. monday night. >> we don't respond to a lot of calls on this road. the neighbors are very concerned. >> throughout the day the sheriff's office collected evidence from inside and out and went through three

the front door that you can see there appears to be forced open prior to the shooting deaths of mark wilson and deidre ramseur. we were there as they found a cell phone and quickly placed that into evidence. the couple has a 10-year-old daughter who was not here at the time of the killings. >> any time you have a child involved in it and they lost their parents, she has to grow up with out them. >> reporter: i had a chance to talk with one of the victim's brothers, and he tells me that he not only had a good job but by what happened out of here, and investigators say they expect to be out here collecting evidence for most of the day. dave faherty, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> friday will be one year since there was a change to improve people's health. >>> and a north carolina sold iev getting a new home after suffering an injury in combat. >>> and you want to go to cuba? charlotte could soon get the next fly. why charlotte is one of the best options for non-stop travel. >>> no lack of blue sky and sunshine. on >>> taking a look at wall street right now, the dow is falling back about 28 p

. >> maureen: now a candlelight vigil for mark wilson and his girlfriend of south side park in newton. the two were shot in this clairemont home. we don't have a picture there. there you can see it. their 10-year-old daughter was inside the home at the time. >> maureen: new on "primetime" the death of a clemson university student bringing statewide changes. fraternities and sororities will now have to post violations by members before students are rushing the greek organization joined. the bill approved by lawmakers is named the tucker hips transparency act. the name sake, tucker hipps, was found dead before an early morning run with members of the fraternity he was >> this is about keeping the students safe. and clemson -- they have done a marvelous job of doing this. >> maureen: they would not name individuals involved, but would list the overall organization, club or greek group the student was involved in. >> maureen: we now know a man convicted of killing a woman in her 80s -- back in her 80s died. darrell hunt shot himself. you may recall he served 19 years for the murder of deb

feet away from the door, we could see where someplace left flowers for deidre ramseur and mark wilson. deputies found a shotgun in the bedroom and a loaded handgun under the mattress they believe belonged to the couple and recovered a found from the wall. a phone in the yard belongs to the couple and may have been get away. the sheriff said that the couple's 10-year-old was not home when someone killed her parents. >> right now, we have a mother and father who was murdered and parents. deputies seized yesterday. some of the items included tablets, cell phones, receipts from the couple and family planned on southside park in newton at 7:00. sheriffs deputies tell me they are trying to narrow the time of death from the items that were seized from the home and whether robbery was a possibility. dave faherty, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> the federal reserve will keep interest rates unchanged for now because the global pressures. but the u.s. economy is growing and most economists believe that the fed will raise rates twice this year, most likely beginning in june, and that helped to bo

it was here that deidre ramseur and mark wilson were found dead. a cell phone was found across the street. people don't know why anyone would target them. their 10-year-old daughter was not home at the time. >> it's heartbreaking. the little girl will have no father or mother. >> reporter: officials are looking at the front door which appears to have been forced open. >> we need this solved. we need this solve -- solved right away. when you see a couple killed and the doors kicked open, we need ton right away. >> it's still early in the investigation. anything chances, wearing a gun during our interview today. >> i carry my pistol all the time to protect me and my family and we have one at home, and for anybody else, i suggest you go and get one. >> reporter: and sources tell me that the murder most likely happened sometime over the weekend. the 10-year-old was not here when it happened. i'm dave faherty, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> dave has tweeted pictures and updates from the scene all day. you can follow him on twitter for more. >>> a pastor

mark wilson and deedry were found dead last night. somebody forced their way into their home and killed them. family members are devastated. >> heartbreaking. it's going to go the rest of her life without a 4 or mother. >> investigators did find a cellphone today and hope to go will help them break this case. >> patrick cannon leaving a west virginia prison for a court day tomorrow in mecklenberg county he voted after his conviction and that is against the law. brody o'connell has the latest on cannon's legal troubles. >> tomorrow patrick cannon could find out more about the punishment he will face for voter fraud. he has spent more than a year behind bars and it's been a steep fall from grace from a man who fell in march of 2014. as patrick cannon prepares to face a judge for voter fraud, wbtv learned that the former mayor could get up to 15 months for the crime. although legal experts tell our partners at the "charlotte observer" that cannon would likely receive probation. after the crime occurred back in 2014, cannon was apologetic

. >> his cousin mark wilson and girlfriend lived here. deputies say someone forced their way in and killed them. most painful, mark and her 10-year-old daughter. and she now must live with it. >> grow up the rest of her life without her father or mother. >> neighbors are on edge. >> it doesn't make us feel good. >> investigators looked for clues scouring roadsides and hiking through fields and >> we have the whole detective division out. >> they collected a few things including a cellphone that was found where the family gathered after the bodies were discovered. it will be checked along with everything else. one thing authorities are trying to establish is a time line of the events here. they know that a relative talked with one of the victims on sunday. and then another relative found the bodies last night. what happened inbetween and when? they are just not sure. they want someone with information to come forward. >> we need this solved and right away. >> damian is taking no chances he is armed. and thinks others should be, too. >> beca

the killer shot mark wilson and home. they had a 10-year-old daughter. today we learned the family will hold a vigil. it will be at south side park in newton. it starts at 7:00 p.m. >> record-breaking heat across the area. got up to 86 . but it's not going to last much longer. leigh brock is in the first alert weather center with the forecast. leigh? >> yeah, we know it's march and it has to happen but, man, we have enjoyed it! and it has lasted a couple of days. your record temperature 86 . now we are still above average and in fact right now more than 20 above average for this time of year. we have a temperature of 84 if you are in the charlotte area. and farther to the south your temperature is 84 in lancaster and 84 in gastonia. still holding with mild temperatures. check out the sun. it's higher in the sky than it was this time last week. your sunset 7:32. a nice sunset from your camera. your 7:00 p.m. temperature 77 . 69 at 9:00 p.m. 64 at 11:00 p.m. and that temperature at 11:00 p.m. is warmer than where we should be for a high temperature. when w

tonight deputies are working to try to figure out the timeline for the murders of mark wilson and deed ram ramsure they found a bullet in the bedroom wall of their home on rest home road and they discovered a shotgun and a loaded handgun under the mattress. deputies have not row vealed a possible motive -- revealed a possible motive and no one has been charged. >>> tonight's vigil will be at the south side park on southwest boulevard in newton. it begins at 7:00. >>> today 77 was not the record but it did make for the 13th straight day of above average temperatures. march can be fickle. i will show you how soon the coats will come back. >> termites trin into local homes swarming sometimes causing thousands in damage. >> never expected to see that kind of damage. that. >> next at 6, we are investigating what's causing >>> this is channel 9 "eyewitness news" covering the carolinas. >> we go back live to the scene chopper 9 has been bringing you live pictures from the scene at this home on clay street. firefighters from three departments have been out there now going room to room to make

since then, we learned somebody forced their way inside the home, police say, and killed deedra and mark wilson. can the couple had a ten-year- old daughter. police are looking into all possible motives, including robbery in this case. gets also new at 11:00, the fbi needs your help finding a serial bank robber who hit several places in north carolina and in tennessee. we have pictures here sent to us by agents of that robber. very clear pictures. a white guy 6'2" and 6'3" in also has a mole on his right cheek. he's used a variety of vehicles with stolen license plates. he used a dark blue or black toyota camry. >>> a deadly crash that happened in chester county. henry allen, jr., rolled his car and hit his tree just before 3:00 this afternoon. allen died from his injuries. investigators are still working to determine what caused him to lose control. >> channel 9 learned some parents are looking at options for schools to avoid cms student assignment. we first reported this as breaking news last night at 10:00. now the town of matthews passed a resolution to lead the school district unless they

. >> i'm mark wilson. >>> no big deal that's how tampa is now treating small amounts of marijuana. today the council voted to decriminalize possession of less than 20-grams. he said he will sign it. and evan lambert live at tpd to explain the change. >> this is not legalization, people who are caught with less than 20-grams of marijuana will get a traffic ticket and the law should be in effect within a few weeks. >> and miranda. >> yes, no. >> (roll call). >> with the 5-1 vote, the council decriminalized the the ordinance has had strong support since it came before the country sill for a vote two weeks ago. >> opponents had major problems with what they see as a green light for marijuana use, we're giving the key to the city to pot smokers, they say it will save people, especially minorities, from a burdensome record for a minor offense, but one has reservations that decriminalisation sends. >> it is not a harmless drug, it is really a dangerous drug t is much more potent than back in the '70s. ten times stronger. it's not your dad's pot. >> reporter: under the ordinance anyone cau

i'm mark wilson. >> and i'm kelly ring. thank you for joining us everyone, well, a fiery face-off is underway in miami, with donald trump and his opponents in a heated debate. it's do or die for marco rubio to stay in the game, and trump had a big lead in the late et cetera florida polls and this is really the last stand for his rival and so give us a run-down of how they are doing. >> all of the debates are feisty and this one has been as well but this one is far more civilized and far more focused on substance. candidates collectively realized what they were doing was not working and was hurting their party, and the audience is also a lot more civilized, props to florida on that. and there was a lot about education and common core, and a lot of opposition. one of the challenges the rest of the party and the panel had to do with donald trump is they didn't have much opportunity to draw a sharp contrast with the front-runner and i would say the biggest came about 10 minutes ago when donald trump himself was asking about rem

good evening and welcome, i'm mark wilson. >>> i'm kelly ring. >> first up at 2:00, terrifying moment for a woman caught on camera, too. a teen pointed a gun in her face, forced her to get out of away. three teens got out and ran. one was a missing 16-year-old girl. we have more with chris cato. >> i watched the interview come down. compelling stuff we'll share. interview. first of all, this is a wild story that has the police wondering who they may have robbed. two were behind and one on the run. let's go back to the video. this is a camerad a walgreens. police say in the car is a 50-year-old woman. i wish we could drop that. right there in the swede shirt walking around pacing in front of her car, he walked -- walked up. yanked it open and pointed a gun in her face. ordered her out of the car you saw the second get in. she ran in to call 911. we spoke with the victim. she did not want to us show her face for obvious reasons; >> i could not believe it was happening. he was waving the gun he said get out now. scared but i was like ticked off, that he was going to take my car. i work h

. >> i'm mark wilson. >>> and framing and outside of details. >> i can tell you that the sheriff said the deputy crossed the line. the deputy was patroling an area when the shift was over and out of uniform. he had his eye out on one resident. the relationship was contentious, he would tell people i'm going after this person. i have to go after him. >> the sheriff said a former 31-year-old thomas pirici. >> he then had spray painted on his trailer leblanc for sheriff, the sheriff said that his employee's actions were criminal. the 29-year-old leblanc was at wall. during the legitimate arrest, he said that he ordered a witness, james holder, to plant drug items in his bag so he could nail him on more charges. >> he told him to retreive to spoons of his own and he used them for pills. and he gets an unused needle and a crack pipe that tests positive for cocaine. that was caught on his camera but at some point he turned his camera off, violating the policy. and threw out the bag and never pinned him on drug charges. still, the sheriff said he crossed a line and is out of a job for it. we

. >> and i'm mark wilson. at 10:00 a new stage of ugly. a donald trump rally called off in chicago as protestors panicked and packed into the area where it was scheduled to take place, and the announcement that trump could postpone the rally led to cheers and several encounters between some mbs members of the crowd, and here are more of the flights fight here. some said that his comments as prior rallies have fired up his protestors but what happened could be cause for concern at future events. and this time it was the protestors. it raises broad concerns for trump and those who might attend the event. >> and faculty and staff had petitioned the school not to hold the rally. citing concerns. >> ahead of the florida primary, thankfully things are much calmer here in the bay area. which candidate is nominated may well heng on florida and what happens in the primary but it also may hinge on the ground game, and the get-out-the-vote effort but font volunteers is in full swing now. >> for all ofort talk they are solely focused on convincing vot

. >>> i'm mark wilson now at 6:00. get caught with pot. are you facing an arrest. he is thinking and at a hearing where the public got to chime in. what did you learn. and this and more than 20 states have decriminalized it. and it is talking about giving you a ticket for 20-grams or less. i didn't know what 20-grams is. i bought this this is herbs. enough to make 30 cigarettes. first time offender you will be fined $75. >> and they want cannabis. at this hearing no one was too shy to express the opinion with vigour. >> as a parent i suggest this is giving our youth and our community a second chance. i agree a first offender to be arrested is not the answer. the police department agrees that a change is in order. right now first offenders can lose their license. get slapped with a 1000-dollar fine. spend a year behind bars and walk away with a criminal record. under the ordinance they would get a fine. many groups like normal say that's a step in the right direction. >> you have the opportunity not to make change and change the way things happen. but can you chip a

. >> i'm mark wilson. >>> first up at 6:00. smoke and flames at peter o knight airport. there are questions about what happened here. evan axelbank live at the airport. this had to be scary for those living nearby for sure. >> and mark, neighbors came out when they heard the noise and the news that they would find outside would not be good. take a look at the wreckage. the investigation shas slowed down. it is pouring over the information to figure out what happened here, two people were found dead. the plane is registered to a non-profit. they cannot rule out another plane is involved. they are being quiet about that. the faa is on the scene trying to get a handle on what happened, what caused this. all we know the plane crashed during takeoff. >> it was obvious that the plane was totally engulfed in flames and you know it was obvious that there was probably nobody. no movement in it. we heard pops, pop, pop, pop. >> obviously very frightening the cessna twin-engine seats six and registered to niner x-ray in south tampa. a woman at the home said her husband was not invo

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >>> welcome this friday night. first up at 6:00. off the debate and a new endorsement, donald trump is picking up stream. he invested in the trump tower. and ma'am aaron mesmer has more. >> one man lost a million but he may be the best candidate and they're willing to put aside their feelingss to vote for him on tuesday. >> it is $1.6 billion. >> 240,000. >> they will forever be connected by big numbers and one name. >> trump. >> if his name was not on it i would not have done it. >> his name was attached to a condo building called trump tower tampa. people put down deposits from hundreds of thousands to a million. >> the perfect location for this i thought there was more reward than the risk. he was wrong. due to the problems and the real estate market crash the development never got off the ground and the property went into foreclosure. brod ski lost a million. magner out 130,000. >> it was life altering. i worked hard. >> they found forgiveness. >> i was upset we lost the money, i don't blame donald trump personally for that, the

. >>> good evening, i'm mark wilson. >>> i'm kelly ring. >>> right now a drive by shooting that injured a little 3-year-old girl and now the mayor is saying enough is enough. it went down on 10th avenue south. and we are gathering details. what have you learned, josh, we know the police are looking for a white car a dodge challenger that was involved in this today. ky tell you this thing has enraged the neighborhood. and leaders as well fed up with this violence. the good news here. the 3-year-old and a 23-year-old gunfire. they are okay in the hospital. this very non-life threatening department. now they say around 2:00 several people were on the patio when the challenger opened fire. some said they heard up to 10 shots ring out. can you see all the evidence markers lining the streets here. now to give you a sense of the seriousness we have seen the here. they are saying enough is enough with the gun violence. >> to the person who did this who is a coward and shoot a child. we're going to find you. we're going to prosecute you and put you away. and to the community, this is not tolerat

. >> i'm mark wilson. >>> no big deal that's how tampa is now treating small amounts of marijuana. today the council voted to decriminalize possession of less than 20-grams. he said he will sign it. and evan lambert live at tpd to explain the change. >> this is not legalization, people who are caught with less than 20-grams of marijuana will get a traffic ticket and the law should be in effect within a few weeks. >> and miranda. >> yes, no. >> (roll call). >> with the 5-1 vote, the council decriminalized the

and mark wilson is out there for a special ceremony this evening. we don't get a chance really to say thanks enough. but it is a way to show thanks as well by letting all first responders, active police officers, veterans and id come in for free. the crowd has been great. like any reporter i dove into the research. this is my big hit. the sponge cake on the bottom and the strawberry custard and can you see i got into it a bit. this is the par fay -- fait. we have done this several years in a row. i don't know if you remember but for whatever reason on this wednesday when we have the day the worst weather possible. cold two years ago, lat year rainy. we have a glorious sky. ray stephens and mar tina mcbride. she is the headliner. i introduce her. we have people from macdill air force base. appreciate their service. >> there is time, right for them to come down and take advantage of getting in free, right? >> i think they are open until 10, can you come down f you have your id get in. if you want to see martina. that costs. >> he calls that research.

. >>> good evening, welcome on this monday i'm mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. >>> sex, lies and betrayal. the jury in the hulk hogan trial heard details of a sexual meeting involving hulk hogan and the wife of his former best friend. hogan is suing gawker for $100 million for posting a clip of that sex tape. and gloria gomez has been following all the taxpayer today. it did get salacious i understand. >> hogan was embarrassed on the stand kind of details the things that went down with -- involved in the meeting but i think he is trying to garner sympathy from the jury as well. >> on the verge of a divorce he says that he was vulnerable and with heather clem -- he decided to have sex with heather clemson, the wife of his former best friend bubba the love sponge, he walked in he said okay, you guys, i will go to my office. here is a condom. he handed it to me. it was just so weird and crazy. my gut was telling me that this was off. this was wrong. >> you never imagined bubba the love sponge would record it. he said that he learned about the tape from a gossip site and then howard stern and

>>> and welcome tonight i'm mark wilson, i'm kelly ring,. >>> voters have the say in the presidential primary. polls close in about an hour. florida is the biggest prize holding primaries today. we have live team coverage tonight and as the campaigns for donald trump, marco rubio and hillary clinton and they all await the results across the state. >> and donald trump the front of the pack as most of the polling is showing. and haley hinds is going through a security sweep right now. she joins us on the phone. and what do you know what is going on there? >> today evening we're here at the where donald trump and supporters will away the results of the election. i'm speaking to you. the supreme court here has been extremely tight and making sure everyone is set up and safe. we should be going in. in the meantime i want to show from inside and that's where it all happens tonight. >> and it is 99 delegates and 469. now what we want to bring up. there are rumors. missing from ballots in the state of florida. andet voluntaries are asserted that he certificatefied with the names back if decem

. >>> and welcome tonight i'm mark wilson, i'm kelly ring,. >>> voters have the say in the presidential primary. polls close in about an hour. florida is the biggest prize holding primaries today. we have live team coverage tonight and as the campaigns for donald trump, marco rubio and hillary clinton and they all await the results across the state. >> and donald trump the front of the pack as most of the polling is showing. and haley hinds is going through a security sweep right now. she joins us on the phone. and what do you know what is going on there? >> today evening we're here at the where donald trump and supporters will away the results of the election. i'm speaking to you. the supreme court here has been extremely tight and making sure everyone is set up and safe. we should be going in. in the meantime i want to show

. >>> i'm mark wilson now at 6:00. get caught with pot. are you facing an arrest. he is thinking and at a hearing where the public got to chime in. what did you learn. and this and more than 20 states have decriminalized it. and it is talking about giving you a ticket for 20-grams or less. i didn't know what 20-grams is. i bought this this is herbs. enough to make 30 cigarettes.

could you pay an additional toll on a toll road >> good evening and welcome on this friday, i'm mark wilson. >> and i'm kelly ring. new at 10:00 tonight, dozens of undocumented farm workers have been kicked out of their homes. they lived in government subsidize diezed ed housing and the housing authority says they were lying about their status and have to be out tonight. so how did this all unfold? >> it all started with an agency audit in december, and they have since identified 30 workers who have been evicted and the number may go up. >> we are all mainly farm workers. >> dozens of migrant worker families. and now many of them are looking for new homes. >> well, so far i know 30 families. >> some were the relatives and friends of this resident who identify. choice. said, i think it's just so unhuman. >> she is upset that her loved ones were forced out by the pasco housing authority, but the agency says it's the law. cypress farms is government subsidized and the government audits all of the workers renting units there and one came back as having a fraudulent social security card and they

. >>> i'm mark wilson. >>> welcome this friday night. first up at 6:00. off the debate and a new endorsement, donald trump is picking up stream. he invested in the trump tower. and ma'am aaron mesmer has more. >> one man lost a million but he may be the best candidate and they're willing to put aside their feelingss to vote for him on tuesday. >> it is $1.6 billion. >> 240,000. >> they will forever be connected by big numbers and one name. >> trump. >> if his name was not on it i would not have done it.

. >> a and i'm mark wilson, first at and hillary is heating up. let's go straight to craig patrick. bernie sanders is coming off a big win in michigan and so who has more to lose tonight? >> clinton does; because she has more delegates and she is the front runner. and while there are fireworks they are not directing much of it at each other. rather, each have been focused much of their attacks, nearly all of it as a matter of fact on the gop front runner donald trump. and when asked if he was a racist, they would not go, there and hillary clinton mocked trump's call for a wall that mexico would pay for but the first part of the debate brought up points that hillary clinton did not necessarily want to cover, first why she thought she and who gave her permission to set up a private e-mail server. watch this exchange. >> -- there was no permission to be asked. it had been done by my predecessors and it was permitted. >> if you get indicted is that indicted, will you drop out other ? >> oh my goodness, that is ridiculous, that is not going to happen and i'm not even going to answer that

good evening and welcome, i'm mark wilson. >>> i'm kelly ring. >> first up at 2:00, terrifying moment for a woman caught on camera, too. a teen pointed a gun in her face, forced her to get out of

. >>> good evening, welcome on this monday i'm mark wilson. >> i'm kelly ring. >>> sex, lies and betrayal. the jury in the hulk hogan trial heard details of a sexual meeting involving hulk hogan and the wife of his former best friend. hogan is suing gawker for $100 million for posting a clip of that sex tape. and gloria gomez has been following all the taxpayer today. it did get salacious i understand. >> hogan was embarrassed on the stand kind of details the things that went down with -- involved in the meeting but i think he is trying to garner sympathy from the jury as well. >> on the verge of a divorce he says that he was vulnerable and

. >> i'm mark wilson. >>> first up at 6:00. smoke and flames at peter o knight airport. there are questions about what happened here. evan axelbank live at the airport. this had to be scary for those living nearby for sure. >> and mark, neighbors came out when they heard the noise and the news that they would find outside would not be good. take a look at the wreckage. the investigation shas slowed down. it is pouring over the information to figure out what happened here, two people were found dead.

. >> i'm mark wilson. >>> and framing and outside of details. >> i can tell you that the sheriff said the deputy crossed the line. the deputy was patroling an area when the shift was over and out of uniform. he had his eye out on one resident. the relationship was contentious, he would tell people i'm going after this person. i have to go after him. >> the sheriff said a former

that couple had been identified as mark wilson and deidra, the sheriff's office said they are treating this as a double homicide. this happened in claremont, the sheriff's office responded to the scene on monday at 7:00 p.m. after a after a family member discovered the victims inside. investiators say the killer or killers of force their way in, the family members now want answers. >> mark was the type of person who would never hurt anybody. any family member can tell you that. >> kayla: the couple leaves behind a 10-year-old girl who thankfully was not home at the time. throughout the day the sheriff's office collected evidence from inside and outside the home and went through the three cars parked next to the home. this this is still an ongoing investigation. to contact the sheriff's office. >> bill: former charlotte mayor patrick and i will be back inside a courtroom tomorrow. this time it will be for state charges related to him illegally casting a ballot. ballot. canon unlawfully filed an absentee ballot in october for the november election. since he is a convicted felon, he has o

that couple had been identified as mark wilson and deidra, the sheriff's office said they are treating this as a double homicide. this happened in claremont, the sheriff's office responded to the scene on monday at 7:00 p.m. after a after a family member discovered the victims inside. investiators say the killer or killers of force their way in, the family members now want answers. >> mark was the type of person who would never hurt anybody. any family member can tell you that. >> kayla: the couple leaves behind a 10-year-old girl who thankfully was not home at the time. throughout the day the sheriff's office collected evidence from inside and outside the home and went through the three cars parked next to the home. this this is still an anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. >> bill: former charlotte mayor patrick and i will be back inside a courtroom tomorrow. this time it will be for state charges related to him illegally casting a ballot. ballot. canon unlawfully filed an absentee ballot in october for the november election. since he is a convicted felon

an inventory from the search of mark wilson was released. according to the partners at hickory daily record. an unidentified green leafy substance was found in two silver grinders. they found a tray with a digital scale and eight cell phones in the house and one outside in a bush. no arrests have been made but authorities say someone did force their way into the home and killed that couple. they had a 10-year-old daughter. she was not home at the time. we're following the story and will bring you any new updates as soon as we get them. >>> the cleveland county school district honored aid bus driver for getting a student out of a dangerous situation. in up brandy donaldson pulled up to a stop after a 12-year-old's parents were shot by a neighbor. she knew something was wrong and hurried the boy onto the bus. the boy's mother. myla oaks died in the shooting, jeremy, her husband; still recovering. robert bridges is facing murder charges jie former lincoln county employee will face a judge for allegedly using the county credit card to buy thousa

. >> i'm mark wilson. first up at ten, marco rubio's sprint to win florida and potentially save his republican presidential candidacy coming to tampa tonight. he trails in the delegates of course to donald trump and ted cruz and he's won only two nominating contests out of the first 20 they've had. but a win in florida a week from tomorrow would be huge. what's his message efin. >> reporter: he used an optimistic known without levying personal attacks and arguing he is the only republican who can win in november. and now he sees an opening to take down donald trump. marco rubio hopes the state that launched him will be the state that saves him. >> we have to do it now. a turning point is coming. in this election and for this country. and it begins here in florida. >> reporter: two weeks ago one state-wide poll showed he trailed donald trump 45-25 percent. but after a week of attacks during debates. >> just like he conned these people -- >> reporter: and on the air. >> that's really what donald trump is all

. >> mark: wilson promised allergies because of spring starting. more than 60 million suffer from allergies. according to paul and don, the worst place for holidays is lawlessness. the the forecast calls for medium low for most of the area in poland because of the ring. >> darya: 16 americans get the food poisoning every year. the cdc says that. we have some tips for that. number one rule is not to leave partial food at room temperature. it will go bad. you may leave it out on the table picture you bring a cooler if you gotta and picnic. poultry is the biggest culprits when it comes to full poisoning picture you wash trance when you're in handling raw chicken or turkey. make sure you could get thoroughly. also make sure you watch all your fruits and veggies even if you're not going to eat this again used in the wash the watermelon is credited to give you cut through dirty rhine could get all out into the watermelon. we're going into leftovers' remember to read them properly. they say you should read them and tell the steaming hot and they also say

low 50's to the north, mid-50's around mark rocky mountain wilson. showers move intimacy you may want to take the umbrella. they will move out just after a little band of rain, and then back to dry weather. sunday, other 50's to near 60, and the next week there will be some clouds around. it will get stormy in the central u.s. and the rockies, and into california. they will see severe weather, flash flooding, but it will be dry here. it will not come our way anytime soon. steve:steve: the job market across the country is continuing to tonight. employers adding 240,000 jobs in february. government. it is still trending tonight, the fire republican residential debate last night. tisha: from ronald donald trump is winning primaries and taking a lot of heat. he is forced to defend his record. we report from washington tonight. >> today, donald trump rallies served up a typical trump. the media, and the day after mitt romney laid out the case against him in salt lake city -- >> will he talk about policy differences, or contact me? -- attack me? >> donald

up next the program, moments from speaking to the ceo mark wilson.o talk about the insolvency ratio. having been implement it by europe, what will he have to say for the first time on that subject? consolidate and talking about brexit, that might come up in conversation as well. let us have a quick look at what new york looks like at the very early trading day. it just coming up at 7:00 here. just after 2:00 in new york. ♪ find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introd

at a ceremony today police and local officials released balloons marking the exact moment wilson lostews" reporter alexandria hoff joins us live from the ooh 22nd police district with the latest. alex. >> reporter: natasha, family and friends are calling this more of a celebration of life but also a reflection on what 365 days can mean here in the city of philadelphia. >> march fifth around this time you a crying like a baby but still had to do the job. >> reporter: damien stevenson was with his partner officer robert wilson when he was shot inside of the game stop store on the 2100 block of lehigh avenue. so, today on the hours that officer wilson had succumbed to his injuries one year ago the community paid tribute to his life. >> sadness of him going into the store to buy a birthday present for his son, his birthday i think is tomorrow, his valor in moving the shooters away from the customers in the counter and basically giving his life for others. >> i think of broad smile and his personality to try to keep us going. otherwise we would probably melt away in our tears. >> reporter:

fellow officers saluted sergeant wilson yesterday during a memorial vigil marking one year since his murder. the crowd released dozens of balloons in his name. wilson was killed at a shoot-out inside a game stop store. he fought back protecting customers. his sister called him a hero. >> he chose to make that decision to become an officer to protect. lives are precious. when people decide to take lives, it's beyond. >> two brothers, carlton hipps and ramon williams were arrested for sergeant wilson's murder. they could face death penalty if convicted. >>> atlantic city police say they will be getting new bulletproof vests this week. the city's police foundation will get more than a dozen rifle resistant vests tomorrow. protective gear will go to patrol officers. those officers often are first on the scene during active shootings. the department tells us the vests will, quote, put the odds back in the officers' favor. >>> coming up in sports, a career day for a flyersman. >> he scores! >> still ahead, the unlikely hero last night as the team presses towards the playoffs. >>> today on n

they stood before family and close friends of fallen police sergeant robert wilson ii. today marks one year since he was killed in the line of duty. >> sergeant wilson's sister spoke tearfully of her brother and his dedication to the job. >> he chose a profession. he chose to make the decision to become an officer. to protect. these officers including him they're people. lives are precious and you people who decide to take lives it's beyond. >> reporter: james samuel a close friend and fellow officer who struggled to speak thinking about the loss of his friend. >> no matter what he went through, he kept a straight face always smiled. with that positive attitude it rubbed off on me. >> reporter: city leaders including mayor james kenney and district attorney seth williams offered words of encouragement to wilson's family. police commissioner richard ross charged all the officers gathered to stand strong. >> to the men and women who stand here today in uniform, i ask one favor of you, honor his memory with your service. >> reporter: damien steven son was sergeant wilson's partner. he

wilson's family broke into tears of joy embracing one another. now, today markshe first time that brenden wilson's sister has been able to face coming to court. ahead at 6:00, how she found the courage to address her brother's killer. back to you in the studio. >> julie carey. >>> new video showing how intense it was as crews were trying to battle a townhouse fire early this morning in montgomery county. eight firefighters injured, three families now burned out of their house. news4's meagan fitzgerald reports from germantown. >> we woke up around 1:00 to the fire alarm going off. >> it's just >> reporter: this is what's left of a town home on churubusco lane in jerriman town after a massive fire ripped through. >> immediately we ran around and woke up everybody to get everyone out of the house. >> reporter: meanwhile, firefighters ran in trying to extinguish the flames until the walls started to collapse trapping eight of them inside. >> there was a significant risk of what occurred there, and the apparent injuries are very lucky. >> reporter: the firefighters w

wilson. vigil was held in his memory outside the 22nd police district. yesterday markedear since sergeant robert wilson was killed in the line of duty. he was gunned down by two men accused of trying to rob a game stop store in north philadelph philadelphia. sergeant wilson was inside toyboy game for his son's birthday. during the vigil fellow officers in blue stood in formation and city leaders gave words of comfort. sergeant wilson's sister also spoke tearfully about her brother's commitment to the job and the dedication of other philadelphia police officers. >> he chose a profession. he chose to make that decision to become an officer, to prote protect. officers including him they're people. lives are precious and these people that decide they going to take lives it's beyond. >> a commissioner richard ross charged the officers in attendance to continue honoring the memory of sergeant wilson with their service to others. >>> and police are investigating murder of a man in west philadelphia. this one happened about 10:00 o'clock last evening. the victim was shot throw t

. >> plus day marks one year since philadelphia police officer robert wilson was shot and killed. we speak with his family about how they're coping and what's being done to honor wilson's life. >> and high school seniors busy making some of their college decisions, but before they commit, they'll likely want to see what kind of financial aid they can get. juniors, sophomores, freshmen livenl up. parents you're bog to like the tips that will help your students get the most money. >> good morning, everyone. happy sad to you. welcome to "good day philadelphia." i'm bill anderson. >> good morning, karen. >> a lot of plans this weekend and there is warmer weather in the 7-day forecast. >> we have to get rid of the snow first. it will be coming through the area later tonight. bright sunshine out there. get out and enjoy the chilly weather. it's not going to warm up too much but it still looks pretty good. that's the view from looking at the been frankly parkway. we are looking at some sunshine there. and chilly again today but not as windy. the clouds will increase and there's that wint

fellow officers saluted sergeant wilson yesterday during a memorial vigil marking one year since his murder. the crowd released dozen of balloons in his name. wilson was killed at a shoot-out inside a game stop store. he fought back protecting customers. his sister called him a hero. >> he chose to make that decision to become an officer to protect. lives are precious. when people decide to take lives, it's beyond. >> two brothers, carlton hipps and ramon williams were arrested for sergeant wilson's murder. they could face death penalty if convicted. >>> atlantic city getting bulletproof vests. the city's police foundation will get more than a dozen rifle resistant vests tomorrow. protective gear will go to patrol officers. those officers often are first on the scene during active shootings. the acpd tell us the vests will, quote, put the odds back in the officers' favor. >>> up neck, saved by a parachute. how a father-daughter trip nearly ended in tragedy. >>> a trip for a boy hero. how a community came together to honor a 12-year-old who died trying to save his father from a house f

fellow officers saluted sergeant wilson yesterday during a memorial vigil marking one year since his murder. the crowd released dozen of balloons in his name. wilson was killed at a shoot-out inside a game stop store. he fought back protecting customers. his sister called him a hero. >> he chose to make that decision to become an officer to protect. lives are precious. when people decide to take lives, it's beyond. >> two brothers, carlton hipps and ramon williams were arrested for sergeant wilson's murder. they could face death penalty if convicted. >>> in montgomery county people gathered to remember a norristown boy who died a hero. they held a vigil for 12-year-old sanford harling at the site of his family's home that was destroyed in a fire. it was a month ago when sanford ran back into the burning house to save his father not knowing his dad had already out of a window to safety. sanford's mother told us she still doesn't know what the fire and doesn't even have a death for her son. >> i have a void every day. i don't see his face. it's going to be a void in my heart the rest of

fellow officers saluted sergeant wilson yesterday during a memorial vigil marking one year since his murder. the crowd released dozen of balloons in his name. wilson was killed at a shoot-out inside a game stop store. he fought back protecting customers. his sister called him a hero. >> he made the decision to become an officer to protect lives are precious. when people decide to take lives, it's beyond. >> two brothers, carlton hipps and ramon wilson were arrested for the murder. they could face death penalty if convicted. >>> atlantic city getting bulletproof vests. the police foundation will get more than a dozen rifle resistant vests tomorrow. protective gear will go to patrol officers. those officers often are first on the scene during active shootings. the department tells us the vests will, quote, put the odds back in the officers' favor. >> a fair amount of drugs are being located on the campus. where, that's the question. >> a sizable drug bust at a main line university gets nbc 10 investigators asking questions. still ahead, what they found out with information police say th

. >>> tomorrow marks one year since philadelphia police officer robert wilson was shot and killed in the line of duty. wilson was shot at a game stop in north philadelphia last march during an apparent attempted robbery. authorities say he was there buying a gift for his son. carlton hips and ramon williams are charged for his death. officer wilson's family will appear on "good day philadelphia" tomorrow morning. >>> police in wilmington, delaware, say they were forced to shoot a dog while they were trying to catch a suspect. police were in the process of trying to catch up to jack lassiter on wednesday when he ran from officers. he ran into a residence on the 2100 block of pine street and that's when officers say they heard a woman scream and they went into the home and that's when they say a large dog aggressively advanced towards them. forcing the officers to shoot it. the dog did die from its injuries. lassiter was found in a second story bedroom and he is charged with violating his probation and illegally possessing a firearm. >>> you decide 2016. one republican candidate is off