maroney confirmed this week the her competitve career is over. the gymnast became a viral sensation in london with the "mckayla impressed" photo. member of the fierce five to announce that her elite career is done. president obama, paying tribute to the late singer and songwriter ray charles. obama and his wife hosted the musical tribute with singers like usher, demi lovato and the band perry music. obama says it's the final "in performance" event of his administration. he promises he doesn't sing, but as you can see, we'll catch his dance you can catch the entire tribute this friday on pbs stations. coming up on 10 news this morning.. isis releases a new video with new targets. why it's now threatening the ceo's of facebook and twitter. and a story women will definitely want to hear. why your male coworkers may be making more than you for doing the (music playing) i feel pretty (west side story) not every cake can be handcrafted in store by skilled decorators layered with fresh berries and frosted to perfection like our publix bakery chantilly c

.>> sean maroney was among the volunteers. the nation's last year translated into over 20,000 meals for local people.>>> the case for looking sharing tousle's emotional interview on www.wncn.com with the mothers of the three as well of sean maroney's touching tribute as he spoke with the father. that is right now on www.wncn.com. >>> mourning the loss of a local giant. coming up next dignitaries to say goodbye to supreme court justice antonin scalia. plus what this historic house was doing on the back of the truck this morning to downtown raleigh.>>> a few clouds around the capital city and across central south carolina. front >>> welcome back. today thousands paid respects to the funeral mass for justice antonin scalia. the supreme court justice's son led the mess attend by vice president joe biden. nbc's jennifer johnson has our story. >> reporter: street in an american flag the casket of justice antonin scalia was taken into the nation's largest roman catholic church. the silica of the national shrine of the immaculate conc

. >> sean maroney was among the volunteers. the nation's last year translated into over 20,000 meals for local people. >>> wncn has followed the case on www.wncn.com with the mothers of the three as well of sean maroney's touching tribute as he spoke with the father. that is right now on www.wncn.com. >>> mourning the loss of a local giant. coming up next dignitaries gather in our nation's capital to say goodbye to supreme court justice antonin scalia. plus what this historic house was doing on the back of the truck this morning to downtown >>> fayetteville 64, chapel hill 67. we have 60s five for the 50s with a few clouds having rolled all in all one more >>> welcome back. today thousands paid respects to the funeral mass for justice antonin scalia. the supreme court justice's son led the mass attend by vice president joe biden. story. >> reporter: draped in an american flag the casket of justice antonin scalia was taken into the nation's largest roman catholic church. the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conc

. >>> finally tonight gymnastics star mckayla maroney is not going to rio, at least not to compete.she won gold in the games. but she became more famous for a photo taken when she won her silver medal. spawned a famous meme, mckayla maroney is not impressed. >> we remember that photo well. >>> breaking news tonight. a new outbreak of deadly tornadoes. a rising toll with nearly a dozen states now on high alert. here's the biggest threat yet to come. >>> exploding air bags bombshell. news tonight, half of all cars being driven right now in america might need to be recalled. the air bag maker continued to deceive customers even after deadly crashes. >>> trump's landslide after crushing the competition in nevada. tonight he's aiming for a super tuesday knockout. also a rare one-on-one interview. does she ever think he's gone too far? >>> and shocking blast caught on camera. a man's pocket suddenly bursts into flames. tonight a warning for everyone who uses

. >> and i'm sean maroney. >> tonight his family and teachers came together calling for his return to the room. michael highland joins us with more. >> the family tells me he came here to get away from gangs officials say he did so illegal -- illegally so he poses a threat to national security. this care package is not the kind of package you would expect a teenager to ask for here is his homework -- it's his homework. >> immigration officials took guillen-acosta into custody last month saying he he had been going to school in word if he will be deported back to honduras. >> i keep saying it's >> reporter: his sister wrote a letter to her brother. she says she is afraid of what awaits him in honduras. >> he is very sad and worried about what will happen to him. >> reporter: he came here to escape gang violence. and by join them it was kill somebody. >> reporter: attendance dropped as other students feared the same thing would happen to them. >> they are concerned about when they come home from school, concerned family members will still be there. >> reporter: guillen-acosta was to mak

good evening, i am sean maroney. >> the national weather service confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in one went through wayne county. >> the other hit crandall and wans and we find steve fraser there was more in the cleanup.>>reporter: the damage hair was confined to a relatively narrow swab as you can see the destruction was pretty extensive within there. what has happened here has prompted people from all over to come and offer help. >>reporter: people are being paid to help clean up and then there are people that just want to help. >> her relatives have jumped in, friends and relatives and they really have offered to come help and it is a good feeling. >>reporter: doug survived this and and has barricaded herself in a bathroom of this home. offering to help. the other son says it makes things a lot easier. >> this home suffered damage and a couple of brothers showed up. >> >>reporter: whitey want to open your heart like this? >> state officials are doing damage assessments. >> the actual assessment won't take too long and the figures to fix well. >>reporter: they will look a

mckayla maroney announced on wednesday that she is no longer competing in gymnastics and will not be competing in rio. her scowling at the podium went viral. she even recreated it with the president. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," team usa goalkeeper hope solo. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." jane likes to mix things up. so fluffy and airy it's her new 80 calorie obsession. light & fit feel free to enjoy. make it a point to shop kohl's... this thursday through monday!... because yes2you rewards members take an extra 20% off!... and earn triple points - no matter how you pay! get a $5 reward for every 100 points. plus - everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent! you can earn and redeem rewards points and kohl's cash throughout the store! there's no better time to sign up!... anyone can - it's quick and it's easy! enroll, save and start racking up the points today! >>> a kentucky man learned how cigarette can be dangerous with your health. surveillance from a convenience store shows how a cigarette explodes in his pockets and he

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trumble and maroney and columindiana and winter storm ashtabula and stark and summit and wayne and homes and we got tuscarawas and carol roll but i think the snow will wrap up towards canton and dover and new philly and southern sections of geauga and summit county and portage counties could easily see approaching six inches of snow or more. so that is pretty good stuff in the course of the next ten hours. current temperatures in the 30s. will hover in the 30s. it is not about artic air. it is about a winter storm traveling along the ohio river. southerly breezes and 6 miles per hour. 33 degrees downtown cleveland. we will show you the almanac. hitting 32 and 37 is the average high. trace of snow. all right. here we go. let's show you the progress of the moisture. cloudy skies and i don't think greater cleveland will see snow until after midnight. here is the center of the low. all of the way back into northern alabama. we got tornado watches and the gulf coast and severe weather but the moisture is streaming our way. watch the low near the ohio river up towards pittsburgh and we are on

patrick maroney with all @children's hospital is joining @us this morning. @>> good morning, alcides. @>> alcides: led in the water @supply is not a new issue, right @supply is not a new issue, @right? @>> something we obviously worry @about. @in flint a huge issue what they @thought was a simple change. @changing the water come @changing the water coming into @flint using the flint river for @their source of river versus @lake huron they had done for @the previous years and over the @last two years, this water @coming in from flint actually @came into the water supply and @they were treating the water, @but what was wrong is flint, @city where gm started. @at one point in time, all of the @buicks and all of the chrysler @cars in the country were made in @flint and what is happening, @there were corrosive material in @that flint river, and that came @into the water mains and kind of @knocked down some of the iron in @the water mains so the people @saw brown in the water, but what @they didn't know it was leaching @lead out of the lead pipes going @into the homes, and it was @discovere

that's where we find my coanchor sean maroney. >> reporter: sharon, good evening. they just wrapped up a muslim prayer. they're concluding it right now behind me. hundreds are gathered here. so many of us live our lives online. it begs the question, how would you be remembered. for the parents of deah barakat, yusor, and razan abu- salha their parents are proud of their posts, and many look around here, and are inspired. >> in death, your facebook profile becomes your self-made memorial. this is deah barakat's last post. it shows them giving out free dental supplies to the homeless in downtown durham. as the young couple worked to become dentists, this was razan used her art to help. >> she loved looking after them. so happy to do things. >> to do signs and banners for deah's charity activities. >> i have pictures of him. he sent me texts that we raised 1400. he was so happy. and the poster was nice. >> deah included the hashtag downtown smiles. and one year later, the post brings smiles to his parents and inlaws. >> these children were raised in faith to believe.

maroney introduced wednesday she is no longer compete ing in gymnastics and will notmpeting in the rio. she even recreated it with the president. news on "cbs this morning," teameper hope solo. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." likes to mix things up. that' s why she loves new light & fit greek non-fat yogurt mousse. so fluffy and airy it' s her sion. light & fit feel free to enjoy. make it a point to this thursday through monday!... because yes2you rewards members take an extra 20% off!... and earn triple points - no matter how you pay! get a $5 reward for plus - everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent! you can earn and redeem cash throughout the store!time to sign up!... anyone can - it's quick and it's easy! enroll, save and start racking up the points today! >>>y man learned how many different ways smoking a cigarette can be dangerous with your help. a cigarette explodes in his utside and takes his pants off and eventually is doused with a fire extinguisher. he said he suffered third-degreesketball players have the sudden cardiac death related to sport

. >> if more on the legacy of giving we send it back to sean maroney, live on the campus where the memorial just wrapped up. >> hundreds of people gathered here to honor what's now been known as our three winners. i want to bring someone in who can talk more about that legacy. shadi sadi who is part of the this house was his and it's called the lighthouse project. why is that so important as we look ahead. >> it's really important. all three of them were really beacons of light in our community. and now, in their absence, we feel we must stay together as a community and carry the torch on in their absence. and really this lighthouse should be an anchor in the community keeping us together. >> this lighthouse is located in southeast raleigh. there's been a lot of talk of the endowment. why is that so important? the funding the go forward in helping with these service projects. >> i feel like it's important to pick up where they left off and, you know, it was really important for them to help in the community and we want to do that same thing. and you know whether it's feeding the homeless or

spawned a famous meme, mckayla maroney is not impressed. >> we remember that photo well. >>> breaking news tonight. a new outbreak of deadly tornadoes. a rising toll with nearly a dozen states now on high alert. here's the biggest threat yet to come. >>> exploding air bags bombshell. news tonight, half of all cars being driven right now in america might need to be recalled. the air bag maker continued to deceive customers even after deadly crashes. >>> trump's landslide after crushing the competition in nevada. tonight he's aiming for a super tuesday knockout. also a rare one-on-one interview. does she ever think he's gone too far? >>> and shocking blast caught on camera. a man's pocket suddenly bursts into flames. tonight a warning for everyone who uses e-cigarettes. "nightly news" begins right now. . >> announcer: from nbc world news headquarters in new york, this is n"nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. the death toll has risen even higher today from the violent storm system that tore through the south and it's on the move tonight. as we start here, cities from ea

. >>> i'm sean maroney. >> and i'm sharon taswell. a garner man was held at gunpoint when he tried to catch the man that broke into a sheriff's deputy's car. wncn's david hurst spoke to the man and joins us from the neighborhood with this story. >> reporter: he chased the four suspects throughout his neighborhood here. even while they were shooting at him. he says he stopped following them after one of the shots hit his front bumper. the criminals continued driving that way where at least one of them eventually got caught. >> this is where the bullet hit the truck. >> reporter: this man never hesitated chasing four criminals. the 57-year-old didn't want to get his name but is receiving credit for catching one of the men. >> reporter: it all began when he saw someone trying to break into his neighbor's deputy car. one of the other criminals got out of a fear by car and held the man at gunpoint demanding his phone and wallet. at that point, the man's son-in- law came out. the suspects then drove away and the son-in-law got the 911. the

here's a live looking at drive in raleigh where the bitter cold is moving in i'm sean maroney. >> i'm sharon tazewell. >>> light snow here and a dursting out east but snow not our concern it's bone chilling cold temperatures. hohenstein watching. temperatures and another system monday starts us off with the very latest. >> today was part one of 3 t. it wasn't a lot of snow. >>> it moved in at 9:00 a.m. and now out of here and radar will stay dry through the entire weekend burt temperatures we will focus on. this is kind of part two of the three part weather weekend. so part two is cold temperatures where it's 30 right now, you see these teens up to the north? you know a lot of times i can show this and say don't were those aren't coming here. but actually this time teens are coming here. sunday morning. that will be the coldest time we've had all season and by the way up in chicago, their high tomorrow will be fur teen which is going to be our morning temperature on sunday. so it could always be worse and colder. tomorrow windchill of 14. by lunchtime we're sunny but 30 degrees. will

. >> i'm sean maroney. a panel of federal judges in striking down districts saying race lady role in drawing the lines. they are in greensboro and in our area covering wilson, majority black traditional districts must be redrawn. it involved the -- it could be unprecedented. >> i've never seen a court order -- borderlines to be redrawn without even having a hearing to determine the potential cost and affect on the election itself. >> the judges ordered lawmakers to come up with new boundaries in two weeks. the state could seek a delay with an appeals court. primaries are march 15. >>> the air force and army are moving forward with plans to shutter a local airlift wing. >> the decision means hundreds of mn could be leaving the area. as wncn amyexplains, it could be bad for the economy. >> it's been known for the last two years that the air force wanted to deactivate the 440th leaders have signed off on it. this is a letter that went to the house and senate armed services committees. is as increasing pressure

. >> our evening anchor, sean maroney was among the volunteers today. donations last year translated into more than 20,000 meals for people in need. >>> thousands gathered today in our nation's capital to mourn the loss of supreme court justice antonin scalia. the 79-year-old died last weekend during a hunting trip his son the presided over today's services. pete williams has the story. >>reporter:justice antonin scalia wanted a simple funeral in a parish church, as it turned out more than 3000 came to the massive silica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. the mass was celebrated by his son, paul, a catholic priest out of the notably large scalia family. >> he is the father that god gave us for the great adventure of family life. sure, he forgot our her names at times, or mix them up. [ laughter] but there are nine of us. >>reporter:like scalia himself, the service was deeply spiritual, but marked with humor such as the story of a time justice antonin scalia got a surprise going for compassion. >> yet found himself in my confessional li

i'm sean maroney. >> a wake county jury decided travion smith's fate this afternoon for the murder of melissa huggins jones. steve is live outside the justice center with the breaking development. >> it was another quick verdict for travion smith. in less than an hour the jury was back and they said no death penalty rather life in jail without parole. wake county jurors have never sent anybody to the death penalty, in this case, the jury meet the death penalty standard. >> smith was portrayed by the defense as a man who only deserves life in prison for the murder of melissa huggins jones. >> what happened to melissa huggins jones was horrible, tragic, and heartbreaking. and it was completely senseless. and travion will be punished for the rest of his life because of what happened. but his history before what happened does not show that he's incapable of redemption. >> but the prosecution says there's no redemption for smith, only the ultimate punishment. >> how much hatred does it take to get there. not one blow. but 18 blows. at close range. they were on top of her. they didn't shoot

good evening, i am chandra maroney. >> thank you for joining us, you can see the finals of the tornadoes fueled by these storms. >> the system of a direct impact on us tomorrow with the biggest threat being damaging wind -- winds from up or the appeared the school systems in north carolina will be closing early tomorrow. wayne and edgecombe, other school systems are keeping an eye on the threat for severe weather. this is the message on the chatham county schools website saying there is a possibility for early dismissal as well. the latest on the system and the timing of it we start with chief meteorologist, wes hohenstein. >>> good evening, the system tonight still bringing strong mississippi through alabama and georgia. it has weakened some, but the impact here tonight do not look like they have changed much as we headed to tomorrow. this is not the snow, and sleep we had a week ago. this is also not the severe weather outbreak we had five years ago that brought 30 tornadoes to the state. i got that question a few times tonight. it is our biggest threat of severe weather, so far this s

. >> and i am sean maroney. thank you for joining us. thousands are still without power in our stay. here are the latest numbers from duke energy from some of the hardest hit areas. 2300 and wake county, 1500 in orange and a thousand and grandville. duke hoping to have things back to normal overnight. >> this is the biggest severe weather operate we have seen in years, we have team coverage right now with michael hyland and amy cutler both getting a firsthand look of the extensive damage in vincennes granville county spread we start with a chief meteorologist, bill reh with the -- wes hohenstein with the latest on the >>> the good news is the severe weather threat is over, but yes this is the biggest severe weather outbreak we have had since april 2011. a year ago we had snow on the ground, we can half a half ago we had snow and sleet. but tonight the radar is dry. remember this started as heavy rain before the sun came up, and then things really got cooking this afternoon. the national weather service here in raleigh, issued 21 tornado

both candidates took aim at each other in a head-to-head reporter mary maroney looks at some of. >> reporter: taking a page of of bernie sanders playbook. >> we need to get unaccountable money out of our political systems and we have to do much more to ensure that wall street never wreck main street again. >> reporter: but she tried to dent bernie sanders by portray dent bernie sanders by portraying his slant on health care as being unrealistic. >> that a prom nays cannot be kept. >> reporter: sanders made sure to check his rival. >> well, senator clinton, you are not in the white house yet. >> reporter: and called clinton out. >> secretary clinton has been going around the country saying bernie sanders wants to dismantle the affordable care act. i have fought my entire thrive make sure that health care a right for all people. we are not going to dismantle anything. >> reporter: clinton then turned to discrimination a way to appeal to a much-needed base, latino, african-american and women voters. >> reporter: i am running for barriers holding americans back. >> reporter: as both candidates l

good evening i'm sean maroney. >> and i'm sharon taswell. a vote was delayed that would increase the premium cost of their health coverage. bo minnick was at the meeting and what was the reaction? >> reporter: among the state employees and retirees who were here, there was clearly concern at the start of the meeting and then they were very happy when it was all over. the board was set to vote on premium increases for nearly 700,000 people who are part of

. >> i am sean maroney we begin with west hohenstein. >> in the last 24 hours the system bringing us a small amount of rain and snow tomorrow has gotten a little better organized. and it's not going to be a major system. but cold roads and a little bit of frozen precipitation tomorrow could cause some carolina. but looking at the map and you are like what are you talking about? there's nothing going on many but what is going on -- going on out there but what is going on a developing area of low pressure that will continue to come together swing out here and come up the east coast and bring us some moisture and collide with cold air from the north to bring us wintry precipitation tomorrow. it's the cold temperatures all week long that continue right now that will allow that first snowflake or first pebble of sleet to stick. and we have a winter weather advisory for most of the area. especially east and south of tomorrow. and if you are shaded in blue you could possibly see half a problems. precipitation moves in from the south at 8 a.m. p.m. on average we could see a half inch of snow

. >> i am sean maroney. there's good news but still a lot to keep an eye on as we go into the evening. >> yeah. unfortunately we will look back on this day as the big of the severe weather tornado yacht years. the outbreak in 2011 where there were 30 tornadoes in one day across the tar heel state. that happened in april. a month where we would expect severe weather. we expect a couple tornadoes. we don't normally get this in february a week and a half ago we had snow sleet and ice that kept kids home from school and today, kids got to come home from school early because of the potential for severe weather. and it worked out a lot to the way we thought and then some. our atmosphere became very warm. energized and unstable and you have seen the results. we have been on the air nonstop for several hours. and as sharon and sean said, right now for the first time in several hours we don't have any tornado warnings. however, we still have dangerous weather out there. many of us are in the clear. and if i split the

good evening i am sharon tazewell pixma i am sean maroney. those storms continue. west, thus? >> it definitely didn't feel like february more like april 3. but tonight, there are strong storms mainly for our friends down a goldsboro in wayne county, that line stretches down into clinton. it was the leading edge of the rain that packed the heaviest rain brought some of us more than image and brought wind gusts in excess of 30 or 40 miles per hour. after the frontline moves the rain continues. light to moderate rain from the triangle northeast to the i-95 corridor, the picture shows that while we do see a back edge, to the west, this rain is expected to continue for the next couple of hours. and then the cold front moves through, but the problem is it doesn't move there and move

good evening i'm sean maroney. and i'm sharon taswell. the precipitation turning to rain for most of you. as temperatures continue to climb. let's get the latest from chief meteorologist wes hohenstein. after the fourth day in a row with temperatures in the 30s. tonight is a unique evening where temperatures won't go down, they'll go up. that's good news. because it'll turn some of this freezing rain back into rain. of tonight. mainly along the i-95 corridor and a little bit of drizzle and mist in the sand hills. temperatures above freezing. and you see rain. still issues with freezing rain falling from sanford through chatham county and orange and durham county. freezing rain is rain through most of the atmosphere and then it gets to us at the ground where it's freezing your car or an over pass. travel is still not 100% clear. here are the temperatures that are still cold by any stretch of the imagination. it's above freezing in clinton and clayton. and these numbers will continue to rise over night. because there's a warm front that wil

wncn's sean maroney is live on the campus where a memorial is wrapping up. sean? >> reporter: sharon, good evening, this is the news paper, the student news paper at nc state. their alma mater. you can see the outlines of all three winners.

. >>> i'm sean maroney. >> and i'm sharon taswell. a garner man was held at gunpoint when he tried to catch the man that broke into a sheriff's deputy's car. wncn's david hurst spoke to the man and joins us from the neighborhood with this story. >> reporter: he chased the four suspects throughout his neighborhood here. even while they were shooting at him. he says he stopped following them after one of the shots hit his front bumper. the criminals continued driving that way where at least one of them eventually got caught. >> this is where the bullet hit the truck. >> reporter: this man never hesitated chasing four criminals. the 57-year-old didn't want to get his name but is receiving credit for catching one of the men.

good evening i'm sean maroney. >> and i'm sharon taswell. a lot more weather coming our way. we begin with chief meteorologist wes hohenstein. >> good evening to you and you at home. happy friday. this is part one of kind of a three part event that will carry us into the middle of next week. and it's now gone. it started shortly after 9:00 a.m. this morning. you can see the mix of snow, sleet, and rain have now pushed with dry weather and eventually in the next several hours, clear skies. but then here comes the colder temperatures. we didn't get out of the 30s today. many of us are in the upper 20s and low 30s now. and some of us will not get above freezing all weekend long. that's part of the coldest temperatures of the season. so as we get into tonight, hour by hour, we'll leave clouds around for the next few hours, those will eventually clear out. we'll fall through the upper 20s slowly tonight. then the wind will pick up. so we bring in a windchill. and by tomorrow morn, that means 23 at 6:00 a.m. will feel like 14 degrees. so cold but dry all weekend. and then our next

she became a viral sensation in london with this photo, the mckayla maroney is not impressed photo.ot impressed. she hasn't competed since 2013 in the world championships, and then she was considered a lock for the gold, like you said, she won the silver, so she was disappointed. she had knee surgery after the 2013 world championships, so she was planning on going to rio, but said her body had other plans. so she's going to pursue a career in music. >> same still waiting to find a clip of her singing. >> i guess we'll be hearing more from her. >> if you don't like shopping at abercrombie & fitch, turns out a lot of people are right there with you. a new report said that the clothing store is the most hasted retailer. it was based on a survey of about 9,000 customers, and they were asked about their rear cent shopping experiences. abercrombie & fitch rated the lowest among consumers. experts say that's odd, because the large company has been trying to redo its image, and it's usually the bigger companies like wal-mart that rank the lowest, sample to the wal-mart did come in second. t

. >> john maroney was among the volunteers. this is the second year for the event. donations last year translated into more than 20,000 meals for local people in need. >>> tonight, and all-star reunion of actors from across nearly five decades join together to pay tribute to comedy director gym burrows. he directed such shows as well and grace, cheers and others. >> from the beginning, he told me to do a headstand on the chair when my character set on board, and adjusted a headstand, and i was like, how could you even think about that? >> when jimmy left during rehearsal, you knew it was funny. >> what is it about gym burrows that brought you all together tonight? we would do anything for gym burrows because he really gave us the opportunity of a lifetime, and probably the best ten years of our acting careers that we will forever remember. >> watch all of those stars and many more tonight right here on wncn. >>> it is an exciting time here for all of us here at wncn as we prepare for our transition to cbs. >> it happens happened on february 20 ninth. we will bring y

. >>> red a spokesperson told our sports reporter carol maroney that is not the case. the team could give him the franchise tag which could be worth about $20 million. for cousins next season. >>> a lot of children are headed back to school and on time after yesterday's weather. but they still need to bundle up. what they can expect at the bus stop at 5:41. >>> and your kids likely missed some school in the past months. but will they have to make it up. what we're learning about added calendar days. >>> and she went out for a taco and came home with a >>> kind of scratching our head about this one. an arlington woman facing grand theft auto charges after stealing a car while apparently drunk, samantha bauman told police she drank a bottle of wine before taking uber to district. bauman told police she woke up in the backseat about 1:00 in the morning and drove the car home. she called officers a few hours later toe car but she didn't remember doing it which is not a defense that gets you off. >> no, i don't remember. >> i don't remember. >> yeah, not good. >>> well, we

. >> shawnna maroney tried to steal a train. residents heard a train horn blaring. she said she wanted to take it on a joyride. >>> bill gates is weighing in on the apple versus fbi case. they're trying to force apple to open one of the phone of the shooters in san bernardino. >> gates says he's taking the side of the feds. he claims phone companies and banks often turn over customer investigators. >>> a thief's remorse. a blind man's dog is returned as they were getting ready to look for the dog this morning, she came running up to them. attached to her was a note that says please forgive us. the crime drew a lot of media when it happened. authorities believe the criminals' guilt over stealing a guide dog prompted them to return her. >> got the dog back. happy ending. he's the coolest k9 on the internet once again. this dog has one of the most unique jobs in the country. we'll tell you why he's drawing more online. first, we'll check weather and traffic. >> we're in the 20s and 30s. it is colder as you go up across the southside every. same is true in longmont. we

olympic gold medalist mikayla maroney says she is leaving gymnastics but you may remeer thpicture that made her famous, the so-called unimpressed face. throughout her career, she has been plagued by injuries. what is in her future? possibly acting but she has appeared on the cw show, "heart of dixie," and the fox show, "bones." >>> jetblue wants to prove that 150 strangers can agree on something. the airline offered passengers every trip anywhere in the world. what's the catch? they all have to pick the same destination. in a social experiment/promotion, the plane full of passengers had to toy choices down to just two. there was some arguing, chanting and cheering, and after each side play their case, the choice came down to turks and caicos or costa rica. in the end, they all agreed on costa rica. >> i would go >>> it is 7:56. i'm renee chou. we begin with traffic troubles in the fortify work zone. >> we have been following this for about an hour. we had a lane blocked on the westbound side of i-40 around gorman street. that has long been clear that it is taking a while for these dela

. >> captain joe maroney pulled all three on his boat. malonnie is friend with the tugboat's captain. >> talk about at the right place at the right time. >> absolutely. >>> still ahead a.tesla for a couple hundred bucks. >> sound nice but it's not for you. when your kids could start cruising in style. >> reporter: if you can't get to the confession booth a breast wants to bring the sacrament to to you called mercy bus. eye has -- it has the blessing of the pope but we want to know >>> welcome back. we are talking about a te is sla for kids and all eye on wall street. >> the global deal in the works that could impact oil prices. jill wagner is live with today's money watch. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investors came back from the long weekend in a buying mood. the dow jones 222 points yesterday and nasdaq up 98. the fate of a global oil deal hangs on iran. saudi arabia and russia agreed to freeze oil production in january levels in order to it only if oil produing countries do the same. iran signals it's full steam ahead for o