mccray. >> brian: q. is at st. am broez church in brunswick where church members and red cross are rallying to help the 50 people impacted by the fire. q. >> q.: let me show our viewers a live look at all the donations that this church has amassed all morning long. they say that the majority of these blankets and pillows and the cases of water you see here were donated by members of the community within a two to three-hour period. they sent out a message on on rolling in. check out this room. a huge outpouring of love and support for the 24 families displaced by this fatal fire here in brunswick. we spoke with father bob steck earlier this morning. this is what he had to say about the donations. >> we were in the parking lot and just hearing the stories of how they lost everything, and so we want to try to at least embrace them with the greatest of tenderness and care and at least help them try to get on with their lives and let them especially know they're not alone. >> q.: several victims h

mccray joins us now. political analysts are saying donald trump and hillary clinton better be on upset alert in ohio today. >> q.: that's right. we have to wait and see what happens, but right now things are up for grabs here in the buckeye state. it's just too close to call. according to the latest survey just released taken of likely republican voters, billionaire donald trump and governor john kasich are in a virtual tie right now in ohio. according to experts like roger beckett of ashland university, he expects ohio's primary to be very entertaining as the votes are tabulated tonight. he said if the recent survey is any indication, both the democratic and republican presidential races should be very tight. >> the polls suggest that governor kasich has had some momentum behind him. so it looks likely that governor kasich is going to win. on the democratic side, the momentum has been on mr. sanders' side, on senator sanders' side. he's been down in the polls in ohio, but he's been picking up. given the

mccray joins us live. it's more than just cleveland police working to keep everybody safe today. >> q.: yeah. in addition to the cleveland police department, you can expect homeland security to be out today. you can expect the fbi as well as cuyahoga county sheriff's deputies. they will all be out and about today patrolling what will be the third largest parade for st. paddy's day in the country. >> it's beneficial for the rnc, and we can work out a few kinks. if there was no rnc, we'd still have a heightened awareness. >> q.: here's what you need to know when it comes to the parade parade. it steps off at 1:04 this afternoon. west towards superior avenue toward public square. at east third it ends a block later at the cleveland mall. due to construction, parade spectators will not be allowed to gather around public square, so make alternative plans. back out here live, we're live right now at the intersection where all the fun will start off today at the intersection of east 18th and superior. now, i ment

every single menu, too. >> reporter: in downtown cleveland q mccray cleveland 19. >> mark: q, thanks. >> can you use this app on any android device. more capabilities are coming soon. check cleveland19.com for details. >> romona: a new beginning for a landmark in downtown cleveland. the scofield building is a kimpton boutique hotel. renovations have been going on for several years and the kimpton is taking reservations beginning next tuesday. >> mark: grand reopening for restock brainchild of joe haden specializing in rare sold out sneakers from 14-year-old jordan's to the rarest lebrons. >> last weekend for the cleveland auto show ending with a bang. one person was selected over they returned sunday for the grand prize drawing. one wins a lease for a year and the other a two year lease on a toyota tacoma. >> we have a system coming in second half of the weekend and definitely looking brighter. we start the warm up process on sunday. we will get closer to where we should be this time of year and only at 30. my thinking is this. we saw the snow on the ground and start to climb. tempera

jesse mccray and her family did not file a complaint with the state at first because they didn't know that they could. but now they have started that process. we have details about how you can get a cemetery complaint resolved on our nbc washington app. click investigations. >>> tom kiin and you saw the colors in the "weather center," they are now red. we are on a weather alert day. you're tracking some wet snow? >> yes, this is a different system from what we saw yesterday. so a new weather alert based on the fact that we might get another round of wet snow late tonight. we'll stay dry until 2:00, 3:00. right now though looking at storm team 4 radar, no rain or snow anywhere in our vicinity. the area of green along the atlantic seaboard is rain. the area in white up in pennsylvania, that is know and it will snow and it will stay to our north.general flow coming from the southwest to northeast. temperatures are still chilly for this time of year for the first day of spring. it's only around 40 degrees around the bay and the metro area and in the mid-30s across shenandoah valley in tho

the plaque that we had purchased was all broken to pieces. >> reporter: mccray says if the lincoln said grounds keeping tractors may have run over the plaque but it was up to her to pay $40 for the replacement. >> it's the ultimate form of disrespect. my granddad's name was not the only one thrown away. >> reporter: when the i-team visited thecñj: cemetery last y and this year we found several chipped, cracked, or broken grave morningers at if the lincoln p.m. >> not one complaint is acceptable. >> marilyn harris david is the direct of cemetery oversight. last year the i-team found there have been previous year. she says her office is level penalties against cemeteries but we found the state has yet to do that. never issued a citation or a violation. >> never issued a citation or a violation. >> reporter: ever issue a fine? >> never issued a fine either. >> reporter: harris davis said she or another inspector will check out the problem and if they find damage they will tell the cemetery to fix it. she says it gives customers a faster resolution. >> they comply. i have got to tell you, t

. >> terrell: months before the fatal shooting regina shaw's cousin mccray was also found dead in that same home. the 51-year-old hadn't been heard from in months so his family bent looking. >> on that day he just said that he smelled the odor and he kicked the door down. when he went in there, he was dead. >> terrell: a police report said mccray was lying on the bed in the fetal position and his void body was in the advance dollars stages of decomposition. >> he was living there because he didn't have nowhere to go. that's the reason. they were helping him. they gave h'm a place to live. >> mr. simonet, terrell from channel 10. >> terrell: that's maurice simonet who runs boss group companies, the company that owns the 56-year-old is known for throwing big parties himself. today we tracked down simonet atthis two-worry waterfront home in north miami beach. >> your name is tied to boss street min entries as being the owner there. did you rent out the property? >> no. >>the second dead body body has been found in the house in a year. >> with his illness, ohould of at least called and che

trench and mccray, who died here previously, his death has been ruled a natural death because of some health complications. still, his family is perplexed as to how that body can go undiscovered in this home for so long. as for the investigation surrounding the shooting, detectives have hit a brick wall because out of the 400 people who were here, not a single person has identified the shooter or given them any credible information on who pulled the trigger. that investigation is still underway. we are live in plantation, i'm >>> the 9/11 calls from yesterday's shooting on duval released. several people calling it is anoint to report shooting but apparently they were forced to through. >> i'm 28 for [bleep] >> you've got so much shock here, man. summon was shot. and it's ringing. it's 911. answer the [bleep] phone! laurie: those calls were frustrated. police say derek michael david was involved in a domestic dispute. when people tried to intervene david allegedlyulled out a gun and fired but missed and instead hit three innocent bystanders. all are expected to recoverage meantime an a

mccray joins us live. q., we're certainly going to hear the drills today, won't we? >> q.: that's exactly right, guys. that's because there will be a tornado drill today at 9:50 a.m. don't be surprised if you hear [ sirens ] >> q.: you heard it right there. sirens like that one will be blaring at around 10 to 10:00 this morning. this would be a great opportunity to edge courage your school or business even to conduct a tornado drill. now, during the test there will be an announcement that will sound saying tornado warning test. so it will be clear that danger is not imminent. now, with that said, let's bring in meteorologist samantha roberts. sam, these sirens, these drills are really to make sure that people who are outside know that they need to get inside quickly, right? >> samantha: you're absolutely correct, q. i don't want to down-play the importance of tornado sirens, because they are very important, but these are technically outdoor warning sirens. they're meant to warn people who are outdoors, so

mccray is live at brook park road. that's a kid's dream come true there, isn't it? >> q.: it's a reporter's dream come true. listen, this is the place to be this morning, he is spshlly if you have a sweet tooth like i do. i've never seen so much candy. listen, this place is owned by my new best friend, tom. he's the owner of the candy company. we are in the easter section if you haven't already noticed. you have everything we need, right? >> pretty much. look at the size of this egg. i mean, that's a belly ache right there. the supersize. we have a couple of aisles of just easter candy. whether it comes to peeps, every >> q.: you guys has the birds and chicks. >> chicks and rabbits, and we've got them in chocolate covered, sugar free, just an amazing category for us. you know, when you build a basket and you've got all this color, it makes things pop. it's really, really cool. >> q.: what would easter be without some easter eggs? >> that's right. all types of eggs. some of the branded items like spongebob or "star wars" and superman standards like m&m's and reese's

adele mccray stored several pornography files on storage cloud that he accessed from several devices. several devices are now being examined for more files. mccray is charged with distribution and possession of child pornography. >>> right now, some workers have walked off the job in protest. hundreds are participating in that job action. the workers claim they are concerned about security and demanding higher wages. the strike, though, is not impacting any flights am. >>> city bike is pulling about 1,000 bikes from its streak street racks to inspect them for a defective part. the newest parts seem to be expected. city bike said that could take a few weeks. >> more of our area could be affected by the zika virus this season. this morning, the cdc released an updated map of the areas affected by the u.s. and more of connecticut and new york. the areas may have a presence of the mosquito type that carries the virus. health officials, so though, -- though, say it does not mean the insects will spread the disease. >>> cleaning up today from a round of severe weather. we're talking tornado

mccray. cleveland 19. >> tia: right now the app is ios compatible and you can use it on apple devices with android capabilities added soon. >> brian: it's cle seats on their website. for more information, visit our website, cleveland19.com. >> tia: i may take advantage of that tonight >> brian: it's about 10 minutes after 6:00. up and at 'em. get moving and get the tv on and stay with us. some slick side streets may greet you as you head out the door this morning, sam. >> samantha: we had a little snow overnight, so you might run the steadiest snow for most of us have moved out. what are you doing this weekend? maybe you're headed up to peek n' peak. the machine course looks good, machine-groomed powder and they just had snow. no major issues there. 25 trails are open. if you head out there, send me a picture, samrobertswx on twitter. i would love to see the fun you're having at peek n' peak. i'll have your local forecast when we come back, guys. >> tia: you need a double shot of espresso at

mccray shows you the department of wildlife has seized big baby ben the bear. they took him after they made repeated warnings before where where he lived. >> q.: exactly. the owner was given two years of warnings, so this is what happens. jeff fitzgerald is the bear's owner and said he had the bear for 18 years and the bear wouldn't hurt a soul, but the department of wildlife stepped in and took the bear. they warned fitzgerald multiple times over the past two years to fix ben's pen. the first warning came in november of 2014. fitzgerald was told to patch the roof of the pen and fix the every time he was cited he agreed to make the repairs but never got the work done. so the state took big baby ben from him. >> they were supposed to send me a letter. they never did. they were supposed to take me to court. they never did. they showed up with papers from the state of ohio. >> q.: so ben's new home is an animal sanctuary. coming up in the next half hour, we explain in more details why the state comes down so hard on people who own exotic animals in the buckeye sta

mccray? >> i want to make a more i guess general background commentary and say that this is probably a familiar story in medical research. concussion has gone, as many people in this room know, has gone truly from total on -- obscurity, 10 or 20 years ago, to now, in a sports setting and to a large extent in the military sector, dominating the national narrative. and the unfortunate position we're in currently i think is we've reached that awkward stage of maturity, call it adolescence, that we've made enormous strides over the last 20 years that puts us in a position to have this discussion today. but at the same time, the topic has been elevated in to the public spotlight such that all the stakeholders, including sports parents, assume we already know the answers to all the critical questions and they want those answers now. and there's perhaps no more unenviable position for a scientist to be in than to have to catch up with the public narrative. i think we've made great strides in changin

mccray joins us to talk about thousands of students in the area participating. it's an important program. >> q.: you mentioned thousands of students. preschool students and high school students are picking up a book today, and librarians are doing their part as well. >> not in a box, not with a fox. are the joys of reading. especially at this age. >> it's essential that parent read aloud to their children and get their kids excited about reading. >> q.: what better day to open a new chapter than on dr. seuss's birthday. >> i like green eggs and ham. >> q.: which also happening to be read across america day, an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading. cuyahoga county public library staff prides itself on making reading a fun experience. >> learning to read has to happen before children of any background from any community can read to learn. it's that essential first step. >> q.: today across the country thousands of schools, community centers and libraries participate by bringing kids, tee

mccray joins us now. he put on what may have been his most lily -- lively performance in a while in last night's debate. >> q.: exactly. he feels confident, and he should because he had a great performance last night. he's feeling good about his chances after this final push to win ohio on tuesday. after weeks of bickering and attacks by the other candidates, donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz, the three of them seemed to follow kasich's lead last night. we've seen in a long time. governor kasich actually was happy to get a chance to talk. >> guess what? i'm finally starting to get time to the debate stage. i don't have to fight for every second i get, and it's working out great. >> q.: we did digging for you. here is the total talking time for the four candidates last night. nothing out of the ordinary, really, when you check out the tynes. donald trump dominated the night, 27 minutes taking 6 minutes longer than cruz and rubio. kasich had three minutes less seconds. we looked up this morning back in

mccray joins us now. q., kasich said ohio or bust, and that's exactly where we are, right, this morning? >> q.: that's right. our governor feels very optimistic, and here's why. we're six days away from the ohio primary, and the race between trump and kasich couldn't be any tighter. a new poll by public policy polling shows trump at 38% and kasich at 35% with a 4% margin of error, which is basically a tie, a virtual tie between trump and our governor. governor kasich kissed the ground when he arrived to his campaign stop last night in broadview heights. he took questions from the audience and walked into the crowd to address people and was very encouraged when he heard what happened in michigan. >> now we're rising in the polls, and people are starting i tell you something, we did not rise in the polls based on somebody else's terms. our campaign is rising in the polls becaused on a vision and a positive message and staying out of the mud shief slinging and the negative, okay? we're doing it the right way

mccray. loving all the fun out at cedar point. today, of course, our big weather story, the temperatures. not much of a cedar point kind of day. right? it's been very chilly. we are so excited about the park opening but really excited about this. you may have heard us talking about this this morning. we basically have two comments that are just going to whiz right by us. if you felt a little breeze at like 8:14 this morning, it wasn't from the comet but that's when it went by. we don't want you to worry. tomorrow, there's another one. so there are two comets. and tomorrow's fly-by is the third closest fly by of a comet in recorded history. so one today, it's already gone by without any trouble. then one tomorrow. and they are kind of twinning here. they are very similar in orbit. so these two comets that everybody's going to be talking about today and tomorrow t may one may be a chunk of the other one. so, where can you see these comets? remember, one already whizz, d by and another at 10:30 dropping by your house. it will fly by

according to investigators, zachary mccray was shot several times at 11:00 this morning. he was taken to a nearby hospital. police searched the area for the shooter. four schools were placed on lock down for two hours as a precaution. at last check, an arrest has not been made and no word on his condition. >>> tonight, tampa police are working to track down a killer. collier at the south bay apartments. they also shot cameron denson. he was taken to a hospital and is expected to be okay. they think the shooting is because of an ongoing dispute between the two. no arrests have been made. >>> a tennessee man has died weeks after he was badly hurt in a crash. it is a crash that may have been caused by street racing. according to the highway florida patrol. dustin fowler was speeding along ulmertan road. they are still looking for the second car involved in this potential street race. >>> the u.s. justice department will not move forward with a civil rights investigation regarding the death of a tampa bay teenager. 14-year-old andrew joseph was killed two years ago after bein

commissioner president melgar commissioner clinch commissioner konstin commissioner lee commissioner mccray and commissioner walker that motion carries unanimously approval of the minutes discussion and possible action to adopt the minutes for the meeting on january 20, 2016, and february 17, 2016. >> move to approve second is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this item it there any public comment on the minutes? seeing all commissioners in favor opposed? the minutes are approved item e order of abatement case owner of record putnam action requested by the city funds for the corrective work >> morning commissioner president melgar and rosemarie chief housing inspector a single-family dwelling we've received complaint and attempting that work with the property owners that was referred to the city attorney's office in 2010 reached out to the purpose her relatives and default protect services to help her in a recent city attorney task force in 2015 an additional notice of violation was issued when which is before you the property owner has appealed the decision of the hearing officer to

cms chairperson mary mccray says neighborhood schools are addressing the principal principles. is predictability and stability. and where their children are going to be going to school. and choice. and i think when you take that guarantee away, you open up a lot of uncertainty for parents. >> i wish we could take this resolution a step forward and saying we want neighborhood schools that are exclusive on to itself in north mecklenburg. >> reporter: now, there is support for home schools in cornelius as well. last night the town manager recommended a similar resolution. reporting live here at the government center in uptown charlotte, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. >> christine: thank you, ashton. >>> charlotte-mecklenburg police are looking for the person who violently attacked a pregnant woman who was waiting to get on a cats bus. this happened saturday night off ashley road in west charlotte. theolivia onukogu fought back.>> started punned whiching him inpunching him in thehead. >> hour boy is her baby is due in six man. the manis his 30s. 5'11", brown skin and beard. if y

a message by mary mccray says the board wants to keep the search as transparent as possible and will post updates on the page. the contract for current superintendent ann clark expires next year. >> john: officials in north and south carolina making sure people are are prepared with tornado drills today. will be holding drills at 9:00 in south carolina, 9:30 here in north carolina. last year the national weather service issued 25 tornado warnings for north carolina and recorded nine tornadoes. >> christine: a quick check of the commute right now, 5:36, and this is how traffic is looking on i-77, down by the state line where we usually see congestion but you're good to go on this stretch whether you're going north or southbound on 77. remember, you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. so let's get to meteorologist al conklin. >> al: thanks, christine. out there this morning, big ridge of high pressure still dominating our weather and it will continue to do so for at least a couple more days before a frontal system impacts us some wh

jesse mccray and her family did not file a complaint with the state at first because they didn't knowhat they could. but now they have started that process. we have details about how you can get the a cemetery complaint resolved on our nbc washington app. click investigations. >>> tom kierein with us now. we coordinated for the first day >> yeah, just trying to lift my mood and maybe yours. >> it's cold, rainy, snow in some parts? >> maybe wet snow maybe this afternoon and this evening, but we had the big pancake size flakes coming down yesterday afternoon. they're long gone. right now radar showing some rain on the eastern shore and southeastern virginia. that rain tracking off to the north and east and pulling away temporarily. it's all part of a developing area of coastal low pressure with a southwesterly flow taking that away. we will have hour by hour here just light rain, maybe a little bit of wet snow out here in mountains. but staying dry in the metro area. these little areas this green are potential zones of some light rain. and that is going to be creeping up southern maryla

this is lees mccray college in banner elk, if you can see the flag, it is whipping good up there. watauga and avery county schools both operating on two-hour delay. temperatures are close to freezing now from beech mountain to blowing rock, boone, west jefferson. temperatures below freezing, wind gusts near 50-miles-per-hour, the windchill factors are in the teens. a combination of things that has the schools operating on two-hour delay this. afternoon, mostly sunny, 34 degrees, the wind slowly dies down. for the rest of us, decent amount of sunshine but cool, upper 40s this morning, near 50 lunch time, getting back to 53 in charlotte this afternoon, exactly 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. so big change coming our way. i'll let you know when we warm up. seven day planner around the corner. right now, first alert traffic. >>> first alert traffic brought to you by toyota of north charlotte. >> christine: take a live look at the traffic map that updates right now we have all the major interstates highlight in green, 77, 85, 485, even independence boulevard looking good if you come

mccray? to make a more i guess general background commentary and say that this is probably a familiar story in medical research. concussion has gone, as many people in this room know, has gone truly from total on security, 10 or 20 years ago, to now in a sports setting and to a large extent in the military sector dominating the national narrative. and the unfortunate position we're in currently i think is we've reached that awkward stage of maturity, call it adolesce e adolescence, that we've made enormous strides over the last 20 years that puts us in a position to have this discussion today. but at the same time, the topic has been elevated in to the public spotlight such that all the stakeholders, including sports parents, assume we already know the answers to all the critical questions and they want those answers now. and there's perhaps no more unenviable position for a scientist to be in than to have to catch up with the public narrative. i think we've made great strides in changing how

mccray has the list. q. job, brian. no doubt about that. many great singers including brian have been called upon to singe the national anthem in front of a large crowd and only a few still have us talking about it today because their our most recent favorite is lady gaga at the super bowl 50, which was last month. o say can you see by the dawn's early light >> q.: she really did a nice job with it. for our classic favorite we go back 46 years for a very different and dramatic version of the song, jimi hendrix at woodstock 1969. [ guitar playing ] >> q.: hendrix's unorthodox woodstock performance with an electric guitar at the famous festival is legendary, but it doesn't come close to the most and the rocket's red glare the bombing bursting in air gave proof through the night night >> q.: this is the one that just about everyone agrees on that you still get chills listening to whitney houston's rendition. i just did. if you grew up in northeast ohio, your local favorite is most likely rocco scotty. what so proudly we hailed at the twilight'

. >> reporter: q mccray cleveland 19. >> dan: i have done singing in my past, it is a tough song to sing. >> denise: a lot of highs and low. i try to sing it low or else it is like ears bleeding. it should always be respectful. and just sing it straight. people are supposed to sing it with you. that's the key. they can't if you are all over the place. >> jeff: what's the forecast? >> denise: the last i checked you said it would keep snowing until tomorrow morning. >> jeff: you're right. that's what i have written down on my hand here. all right. we have the system coming through now. it is slow-moving. it will take all night for this to come through. so it will be a light snow around an inch. then we will call it for this one. this is the first of two systems. with a break in between tomorrow. there you go. here is a look at the visibilities. we have a mile and a quarter in elyria and you know it is snowing pretty good. as we focus in on doppler max network newburgh heights, city of cleveland seeing the snow here brooklyn kamm's corner, westlake right over the airport there into avon and

meals starting at $4.99, it >>> back now at 6:14, and you're taking a live look from a camera at mccray college in avery. we know the avery county schools and watauga county schools are on a 2-hour delay because of the black ice there. most of us are waking up to wet roads. just a little bit to find out when we will see the cooler temperatures before some what of a warmup. the cause of this huge apartment fire in rockhill is still under investigation. >> chopper 9 skies flying over the scene yesterday on evan port road, and you can see just how charred the building is there, and 6 families were displayed, because of the extensive damage, and several people jumped from windows to get to safety. we talked to a man who rushed to get people out. >> and then i heard someone beating on the corner window, and it was the hispanic lady, and i took my fire extinguisher and grabbed her and yanked her out. >> our partners at the rock hill harold said firefighters were able to save two cats. >>> new this morning, all nine lexington county magistrate judges have excused themselves from legal proceedi

mccray continues our primary coverage, and q., not a big number for a lot of people but much-needed because they haven't passed anything like this in elyria since 1992. >> q.: exactly. half a% percent here, but over the year it will create at least $6 million of additional revenue for the city of elyria. as brian said, they really need it. results of issue 6 in the vote in elyria. 61% decide to pass the five-year tax hike, so where do those funds go to? well, last month we told you about elyria's city vehicles. a big chunk will go to that. we've done several stories on the police cruisers being old and outdated as you can see, some even breaking down during police chases. well, the city will dedicate at least $1 million towards the elyria police department, which would pay for more officers and upgrades to the fleet of patrol cars there. other improvements issue 6 will lead to are road repairs and upgrades to their internet and other wireless services. to put it into perspective, if you live in elyria impacted by this tax hike, if you make $50,000 a year, you will pay an additional $250 ann

mccray joins us now. this just adds to the drama that seems to follow lebron. >> q.: a lot of questions being asked this morning and a lot of people shaking their heads as well. no way around it. >> q.: a lot of people are scratching their heads this morning. sometime before last night's game lebron james unfollowed the cavs twitter page. during the game the news went viral. after the game here's what happened when he was asked about it. >> lebron, you may not like this one, and i'm not thrilled asking it. i'm trying to defuse this a little bit. but it appears that unfollowed the cavs on twitter today. it's caused quite a stir. why did you do that? what would go into that? >> i'm not explaining it. >> next question. >> you had 38 assists tonight. that's a season high. is this what you can take forward to the next game? >> i'm done. >> q.: there you have it. lebron didn't have an answer, and he didn't seem thrilled about it at all. here is something to consider. lebron james usually takes a playoffs begin.

cms school board chairperson mary mccray says neighborhood schools are addressed in the district's guiding principles. the mayor thinks with our towns passing similar resolutions, cms will get the point. >> what parents are really looking for is predictability and stability in where their children will be going to school and choice. and i think when you take that guarantee away, you open up a lot of uncertainty for parents. >> i wish we could take this resolution a step forward and saying we want neighborhood schools that are exclusive on to itself in north mecklenburg. >> reporter: now, there is also support for neighborhood schools as well in cornelius, the town manager recommended a similar updated as things develop in this story. reporting live here at the government center, ashton pellom, wbtv on your side. >> christine: a school psychologist in union county suspended from his job after being charged by police with assaulting a 14-year-old student. monroe police say dayle rust turned himself in, investigators say he assaulted a student at monroe middle school. he will be back in court

this is lees mccray college in banner elk, the back roads here are snow-covered. windchill factor in boone, 22. couple inches of snow, main roads are okay, back roads are snow-covered. flurries give way, windy and cold, might get breaks of sunshine. 39 degrees this afternoon. we should be about 20 degrees better than that in the piedmont. 38, cloudy in charlotte, at freezing in boone. just above freezing hickory, mid salisbury, monroe to rock hill. end with sunshine, start with clouds. 57 late this afternoon. so clouds on the decrease today, weekend forecast holds promise, talk about that plus a major warm-up seven day planner in a couple minutes, 6:14, here is chris, first alert traffic. >> chris: first alert traffic sponsored by toyota of north charlotte. friday morning commute looking pretty good. taking a check of drive times if you're inbound from rock hill, 21 minutes, 65 miles an hour. kannapolis, 17 minutes, lake norman southbound 15 minutes at 66 miles per hour. live look i-77 toward the rest area coming off the south carolina state line, volume increasin

mccray joins us now with a look at what the show has to offer. >> q.: i'm your window giving you a look inside the convention center here in downtown cleveland. this is the cleveland home and remodeling expo. listen, there are 275 vendors noon today through sunday giving you all the information you need when it comes to remodeling your home. even if you're renter out there and want to spruce up the front yard, well, this is the place to come and get new ideas. let's say you're trying to maybe renovate your home. this is the place to come. if you're looking for a great interior decorator who is really a dynamo at consolidating things from getting you from a bigger home to a smaller one, this is the lady you want to speak to. this here is nancy. she's my new friend with transitional homes. >> transitional design. >> q.: design. you show us what you did to this tiny home here behind us, right? >> yes. come in, q. i'd love to show you around. >> q.: perfect. i love these things, by the way. >> they're really cool. this is our first time decorating a tiny home. my team and i had a lot of fun

. >>> new york city's first lady mccray announced a new program for care for new yorkers. 14 locations have been selected to expand services. the first lady said the new program will reduce random street violence and make the city safer. >> if we can prevent mental illness from spiralling into more serious mental illness, it is going to have a huge affect on public safety. just one part of her $850 million thrive nyc mental health plans. >>> happening now, parents in jersey city are camping out for a chance to get their children into a popular preschool. >> open enrollment begins this morning. seats are so few and demand so high, some have slept outside the school for days. magdelina doris joins us. >>reporter: i can tell you there line. there are only 82 spots for the concordia pre-k three program here. it is a program that is very prestigious. the people on the back of the line are just hoping to get on the waiting list. this is known for getting kids a head start on their education and that is why parents are out here, some for over 48 hours bundled, hidden under tents or sleeping b

investigators say 37-year-old clarisse mccray covered her face and approached the victim at the wellsth dupont highway last wednesday. he had just finished withdrawing money when she grabbed his arm and tried to take it from her. he was able to fight her off and she ran away empty handed. he gave a description of her to police and they caught up with her a short time later. she is now out though on bail. >> the home of the philadelphia union officially has a new name today. the action cam was in chester this morning as officials unveiled the new signage for talon energy stadium. the company took over naming rights for that stadium from ppl. the sign change is one of the last pieces of business before the union's home season gets under way. the team plays its home opener this sunday against the new england revolution. >>> almost two dozen high school students were honored for their sportsmanship today in bucks county. the area are a 3b orthopedic institute hosted its first annual high school sports man ship award. it was a breakfast today in langhorne. the group honored 21 local studen

i'll never forget, we went to the family -- helen's side of the family's cattle stle, the mccray family, for a fifth reunion. alex, unbeknownst to us, snuck back to the castle at night and convinced someone in the cattle to let someone have the flag that flew atop castle that day to present to cameron's grandmother for her birthday not long ago. but he had a wonderful, gentle side and was a brilliant young man. >> our hearts go out to their whole family, to your daughter, to all of you during this really difficult time. former u.s. ambassador, jim cain. thank you for your time and reflection, sir. our message from camon is that, you know, her husband -- -8we didn't know this until tuesday, savannah -- were the bright spot of the week was that cameron told us tuesday night as she was huddled with us in her apar ent in new york that in fact two years ago they had gotten married actually in new york and that's the message from alex and cameron, that this tragedy didn't have to happen, they didn't have to die because we knew -- our european allies knew information that could have prevented