mclean was 22 when he was shot to death last march near this intersection. while he was driving down holloway street. his two passengers were also shot but survived. >> we won't dissolve all of the homicides. >> reporter: i wanted to speak with their interim chief about killers roaming our streets. >> all of our homicide cases until they're solve. they -- solved. they remain active. >> reporter: sheldon per tins talked instead and hysteresessed there are many reasons why -- he stressed there are many reasons why some cases go unsolved. lack of witness cooperation and lack of physical evidence. but that doesn't mean they quit digging. >> we never have a homicide case that goes inactive. >> reporter: but i pressed dpd about whether eight homicide investigators is enough. >> we are like everybody else. we can always use more resources. >> reporter: mclean's family told me they just want closure to a promising life cut short. >> he crossed my mind every day. >> and that was mario boone reporting. information on any cold cases in durham is asked to contact police

police say they were responding to 911 call from mclean's home in maine yesterday, and the 07 year oldger songwriter was arrested. authorities have released few details in this case but mclean does live in that home with his wife patricia. mclean has a court date in february. >> well, for the first time in a while this morning there are more birds tweeting than people. twitter was having some technical issues all over the world. visitors to the website were greeted by a message saying: something is technically wrong. all right, the problem started after 3:00 a.m. eastern time. the company has not said how many of its 300 million users were affected by that outage. >> well, he was practically frozen to death. still ahead on "eyewitness news", a medical miracle. how a lehigh valley man was brought back to life after spending hours lying in a snow bank. katie? >> and there is actually more snow in the cards for our area, as we track what looks to be a big and i am pact full snowstorm by week's end. we'll time it out for you, tell you all of the factors we know about this storm. what are w

he reportedly lives with his wife, patrisha mclean. mclean sold his original "american pie" at auction last year for one- point-two million dollars. steve harvey is finally speaking out on camera for the first time about that miss universe mistake... coming face to face with the winner.. and the woman he accidentally crowned. abc's tj holmes has more. script: this morning -- steve harvey is breaking his silence - sot "i felt horrible for both of you, it's so much i want to say. but i'm truly sorry i really, i wish we all could have gotten it right that night i want you to know that." sot "thank you." apologizing on camera for the first time - for the gaffe heard around the world at december's miss universe pageant - sot "miss universe 2015 is... colombia!" sot "i have to apologize. the first runner up is colombia. // miss universe 2015 is philippines." the talk show host facing the music head-on universe: the truth" on "the steve harvey show" sot "i just walked out, took it on myself, to just do what i thought was right for miss philip

in washington, scott mclean reporting. "nats sound."-- now... thosare some proud panthers fans! close to 30- thousand people...were in charlotte thisafternn. team doesn't officially leave...for "super bowl 50"... crowd made sure... to send right way. although it wasn't olsen...kuechly... or cam...some players interacted with the crowd. the "top cats" also performed.. along with "purrcussion." but perhaps... it was those crazy costumes... that cghthe most attention: --- "this is mypredator claw forthopne. when we done witthem, i lickfingers and w the rest away." - the rally...finished... with fans cheering on... coach ron rivera. the panthers take on the denver broncos ... a week from sunday night. remember..to stay with us... as we get closer to "super bowl 50." we'll covering the "carola panthers"... allnext week... as t prepares to take on the "denver broncos." and coming up a week from tomorrow we invite you to join us ... for our "super game preview special." we'll have stories... about the team... you may not have heard. and stay with "7 news"... t ... on sunday, february -

in washington, i'm scott mclean reporting. jenna: ron campbell, an award winning screen cartoonist landed in sioux city this morning tim: for three days there will be an exhibit at the vangarde arts in downtown sioux city. and our elisa raffa is there now and she joins us with more.. elisa.. elisa tim and jenna... and out as the exhibit just officially opened at 4 o'clock today. ron campbell has some of his post career paintings on display here, things he's been working on in his retirement. some of the characters on these paintings may look familiar to you. ron campbell is an award winning screen cartoonist. 50 years in the business, peabody awards... campbell has worked as an animator, director, producer, and story editor on many cartoon films. just to name a few that should be familiar.... yellow submarine, smurfs, scooby the jungle, flintstones, the jetsons, teenage uutant ninja turtles.... this morning i sat down with him and asked of all the characters he's worked on... which one he's most like? "that i'm most like?! gol

mclean was released after a few hours on a 10-thousand- dollar unsecured bail and is due in court on february 22nd. 3 3 here is a look 3 at current conditions.. in our next half hour we'll talk more about what to expect in the next 7-days. 3 3 miley cyrus is getting pretty cozy with former fiance liam hemsworth. the one thing that could be the clue to their future. 3 3 most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. jay? miley cyrus could be 3 heading to the altar soon with former fiance liam hemsworth. miley arrived at j-f-k airport in new york wearing what looks like the engagement ring she received from liam back in the day. the two split in 20-13, but have been hanging out lately. lebron james is not only a star on the basketball court but now on television. the n-b-a star announced he is launching a reality show called "cleveland hustles" on c-n-

scott mclean has the latest from washington. (chris geldart/dc homeland security emergency management)"this is a bad storm" parts of the east coast could see more than two feet of snow before sunday. while other areas will see severe icing, putting drivers in danger. states of emergency have been declared up and down the east coast. with people preparing for the worst. (mayor muriel bowser/washington dc)"it has life and death implications, and all the district of columbia should treat it that way" a blizzard warning affects some 30- million people from baltimore to philadelphia to new york. the city's mayor says new yorkers need to stay home. (mayor bill de blasio/new york) "any unnecessary driving should be avoided. unless it is urgent, stay off the roads. it's as simple as that." snow has already started to accumulate on roads. north carolina has seen several fatal accidents due to the snow and ice. (governor pat mccrory/north carolina)"we're asking everyone to please be very careful, stay off the roads if you don't need to be

in washington, i'm scott mclean. today, south carolina state representative john king released a statement on the trump rally in gilbert saying, "trump says he is a uniter, but his dangerous rhetoric would only further divide our state and our country, preventing us from making progress on the issues that matter most to working and middle class families." two weeks ago, king had introduced a resolution saying trump is not welcomed in south carolina. if you plan to vote in next month's democratic primary in south carolina, today is the last day to register to vote. you can register on the south carolina election commission website at sc votes dot org. the deadline has already passed to register to vote in the republican primary. a cloudy middle of the week as we take a live look through the wis skycam over downtown columbia. von gaskin has more on the possibilities of rain this evening. low pressure will deliver scattered showers through thursday. rain totals will average between 1/4" and 1/2". expect mostly sunny ski

in washington, scott mclean reporting. for some candidates, last night's debate could be the last time they're on the debate stage this election season. will whitson explains why iowa may be the end of the road for some. a strong start in iowa is no guarantee of winning the presidential nomination- and in the past few elections it's been no guarantee of winning any primaries, either. but a weak start in iowa is damaging to a presidential campaign, because it's tough to prove to voters- and donors- that the candidate can make up lost time- and votes- in other states. one candidate- mike huckabee- has already said he'll drop out if he doesn't at least place third in iowa- and weak results could mean trouble for other struggling cadidates like rick santorum- last three iowa polls, or martin o'malley on the democratic side- who is polling at 4% while the two other candidates, hillary clinton and bernie sanders- are polling around 44 or 45%. an end to campaigns in iowa though also open up opportunities for campaigns still in th

in mclean, richard reid, abc 7 news. abc 7eloping right now, has confirmed that two students were expelled from a washington school for sending a bomb threat from a muslim student's e-mail address. new tonight, we found groups who called anti-muslim acts like this deplorable, saying their becoming all too common. >> we are shocked but not surprised, given the unprecedented level of anti-muslim bigotry in the nation. >> and we are digging into the story for you right now. the latest reaction and the new fallout tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. coming up, the masters are at work. the stories behind these incredible sculptures, where you can see them before they melt. and devon is talking potential snow on the way. : a flash mob in rome, coming out to celebrate the life of david bowie. they sang classics gongs, iconic even singing the thunderbolt. he died at the age of 69, after an 18-month battle with cancer. families came out to see world-class ice carvers compete in a competition. the third annual winter ice fest began at

scott mclean has more. "this is a bad storm"parts of the east coast could see more than two feet of snow before sunday. while other areas will see severe icing, putting drivers in danger. states of emergency have been declared up and down the east coast. with people preparing for the worst. "it has life and death implications, and all the residents of the district of columbia should treat it that way"a blizzard warning affects some 30-million people from baltimore to philadelphia to new york. the city's mayor says new yorkers need to stay home. "any unnecessary driving should be avoided. unless it is urgent, stay off the roads. it's as simple as to accumulate on roads. north carolina has seen several fatal accidents due to the snow and ice. "we're asking everyone to please be very careful, stay off the roads if you don't need to be on them, spend some time with your family."meanwhile, long lines are forming at airports, as travelers struggle to get ahead of the storm. at least 5-thousand flights have been c

mclean was released after a few hours later on 10-thousand- dollars bail. police aren't releasing the name of the alleged victim, nor any other details on what happened in the house. but, he reportedly lives with his wife, patrisha. david bowie's last album "blackstar" now tops the music charts. it was released two days before the late singer's death. it's the best sales week for bowie since nielsen music began electronicall y tracking music purchases 25 years ago. the lack of diversity among the actresses may prompt a boycott. director spike lee announced on his instagram feed he will boycott this year's academy awards. lee says he can't support the, quote "lily white" oscars, after a second year of acting nominations going to only white actors. actress jada pinkett smith is also boycotting, posting a video on her facebook page. when we come back....it's a picture that's gone viral. how one touching pic of a dog and a she's always stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went

in washington, scott mclean reporting. up next in the news at four: time is running out before wet and america's looking back on a stunning, historic tragedy in the quest for space. and will columbia's new baseball team be noisy neighbors? some people in the community are sounding off. traffic report on... meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house. time warner cable made switching easy with a one hour arrival window. they even made sure all of our connections were up and running before they left. why settle for less, when you can get more! call now. you'll get free installation, w

in washington, i'm scott mclean reporting. time now for an update on your for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. it's going to be a marvelous monday with sunshine and warmer temperatures, highs near 60 by afternoon. few cloududtonight, lows upper 30s. breezy, much warmer tuesday with increasing clouds, highs middle to upper 60s. a cold front will move through by early wednesday giving us a good chance of rain, cooler highs middle 50s clouds, chilly thursday, highs sunshine and warmer temperatures, highs near 60 by afternoon. few clouds tonight, lows upper 30s. breezy, much warmer tuesday with increasing clouds, highs middle to upper 60s. a cold front will move through by early wednesday giving us a good chance of rain, cooler highs middle 50s clouds, chilly thursday, highs upper 40s. will keep an eye on the cold fronon it may stick around for a few days, if that's the case, we'll increase if not we'll see mostly sunny skies and warmer daytime highs. 60 by afternoon. few clouds tonight, lows upper 30s. breezy, much warme

in washington, i'm scott mclean reporting. the weather is continuing to cause travel delays across the country. if you're flying out of mccarran... call ahead and check on your flight. today flights to newark, new jersey were experiencing a delay of nearly 5 and a half hours! the iowa presidential caucus... is just one week away. "you can just feel the energy." now - president obama is sharing his thoughts - on democrats in the race for the white house. plus - the sports books are ready to heat up... now that we know who is playing in the super bowl. which team is the odds-on favorite... and which team could be the sentimental favorite. you're watching fox5 news at 5. someone just got a free 6" subway sandwich. just text offers to 782929 and you'll get a free 6-inch sub when you buy a 30-oz. drink just for signing up. a virus that's suspected of causing birth defects is likely every country in the americas where the mosquito that carries it can be found. that's everywhere except for canada - and parts of chile. the world healt

washington, dc is expected to be hit the hardest and that's where scott mclean is this scott how bad is it going to be? americans all along the east coast are preparing for a massive storm system to move through bringing ice and hail to southern states - turning to heavy snow as it moves north. washington, dc is expected to be hit the hardest and that's where scott mclean is this morning, scott how bad is it going to be? the east coast is bracing for impact with a fierce bracing for impact with a fierce winter storm. people are in the storm's path... 30- million of them are facing blizzard conditions. six states in the u-s have declared a state of emergency... state leaders are taking no chances. gov. larry hogan/maryland of maryland is expected to winter weather. this will include very heavy snow, high winds with gusts up to 50 mph, and frigid temperatures." gov. terry mcauliffe/virginia we have the materials that we need, we have the personnel. i've just activated 500 national guards men and women. we are ready. and right in the bullseye: washington d-c. the nation's capital got a

mclean is best-known for his 1971 hit song "american pie." police have not given many details about his arrest. he is out of jail on bond tonight. >> as the price of oil continues to drop, so does the price of gas in many parts of the country. >> including here in central florida. aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular in metro orlando is now $1.91. sounds pretty good, right? well, until you see this. take a look. this picture comes from a gas station in michigan and this is not a joke. this store is charging 47 cents a gallon. so apparently the store and a nearby competitor engaged in price wars, and once both stations dipped to less than a dollar, this one just went for analysts with gas buddy say more areas could see gas less than a dollar per gallon soon. >> i wonder how long the price war is going to last. >> 47 cents, though. can you imagine? >> we could use those price wars here. >> coming up on the news at 5:30, why deputies say some vandals are to blame for a new boil water notice for an entire central florida neighborhoo

in washington, scott mclean reporting. health officials are raising alarm over the zika virus but in brazil, the warning sirens have been blaring for months. over four-thousand babies in brazil have been born with microcephaly, resulting in abnormally small heads that can cause brain damage, and long- term developmental problems. these babies have brain damage to differing degrees which means inserting this generation into society is going to be very complicated. the world health organization now says the virus is "spreading explosively," with the potential of three to four million cases in the next 12 months. so this virus has been on the move for some time, so a lot of people have been exposed to this virus already in those areas, but it will continue to move, would be the expectation. up to 1.5 million brazilians have been infected but symptoms are mild to none for most people. the serious risk is only in pregnant women. there is no treatment for the zika virus and no immunity either. it's been around for decades but on

jeff goldberg joins us life from a gun range in mclean to tell us more about this. what is the reaction to the meeting? jeff: well, leon at the firearms in mclean they are listening to what the attorneys general had to say today and open to the idea of working with them. first they want to hear specifics. today northwest washington we did hear optimistic talk. that meeting taking place in downtown d.c. today. the attorneys general for d.c., virginia, maryland meeting for an hour on the topic. it was the first of its kind gathering between the three a.g.'s to discuss the ways to work together to reduce the availability of illegal guns and generally reduce gun violence. they say this was a first step in the process. hope that the communication and the information sharing increases specific actions will then follow. one idea discussed is to enlist gun sellers in the fight to make sure illegal guns are not on the street and crossing state lines. >> a lot of them will can be helpful to enforce the laws as we can. >> we want to be part of the process and be helpful. jeff:

don mclean... famous for his 19-71 classic hit "american pie"... is accused of domestic violence assault. he was arrested monday at a home in maine, after police got a 9-1-1 call. he was taken to jail, and released on 10-thousand-dollars bail... and should make his first appearance in court, next month. mclean is *70, and sold the original manuscript for "american pie" for more than a million dollars, last year. 3 3 (walter) it's a tradition that's been a part of gasparilla parades since the 80's... throwing beads. (jen) now one local company is celebrating a *decade of supplying this most prized pirate treasure. and fox-13's kelly ring shows us: their story is "what's right with tampa bay." 3 "millions."that's how many beads, buccaneer beads will sell at its tampa store for gasprilla. "i already brought in four trucks which in over 100 thousands beads and that won't be our first order or our last."buccaneer beads has been selling multi-colored strands for parade participant's for ten years. "nobody want's to throw candy anymore and they have to ha

. >> could be risky as he battles for a victory in the iowa caucuses scott mclean has the story. >> days before i would vote, the front-runner dissenting and campaign confirmed that he is skipping the thursday debate escalated the few that has simmered. >> the network refused to back down on his call to replace moderator megyn kelly, said that it violates journalistic standards, today he fired another shot on twitter said that refuse to call her a bimbo because that would not be legally correct, instead i will call her a lightweight reporter. >> with him out of the way, his opponents will have free range spotlight for hosting an event. >> became totally feel like they do everybody also let have their debate and see how they do with the ratings. >> it's a gamble, tied with with ted cruz in iowa but is it a brilliant move or steak the jury is out to it as a master stroke before the iowa caucuses. >> ted cruz will take center center stage but still wants to meet donald trump face-to-face. >> invite him to engage in a debate with me between now and the iowa caucus. >> they said that he is st

over but the cleanup is beginning, some cities encourage businesses to continue to be patient, scott mclean has more from washington dc. >> in dc, five have finally started to arrive and take off and the president is back to work as well, this city is mostly shut down, smell hit most of these cows in comes in some areas it was record, in dc, do not set a record that got a lot of snowfall and causing lots of problems, and schools and government offices are are closed to the metro is on a modified schedule and those airline flights are just now beginning to get back up and running. >> it will not be business as usual on monday as cities such as baltimore, philadelphia, new york and dc continue to dig out from the region's major weekend mayor stephanie rawlings blake said that the cleanup will take time to. >> a mask and the residents to continue to be patient, in philadelphia airport resume service sunday and that most mass transit will slowly get back online. >> we have not operated a string for a couple of days, we're people in early to make sure that they will operate, but it's going to be

in washington, i'm scott mclean reporting. an american airlines jet was diverted to canada after hitting severe turbulence. at least 4 ambulances and a fire truck were waiting on the tarmac when the plane touched down last night at saint john international airport. 3 flight attendants and 4 passengers were area. airlines spokesman says the injuries didn't appear to be life threatening. the flight was to milan, italy with 192 passengers and 11 crew members on board. the blizzard didn't stop soldiers from guarding the tomb of the unknown solider. since 1948, "the 3rd u.s. infantry regiment's old watch at the tomb national cemetery.... 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. a spokesperson says during storms and hurricanes, guards stand inside a nearby box made of green cloth for 2 hours intervals with their rifles by their side. we are watching an area of low pressure to the pacific northwest and high pressure sitting off central and southern california. high pressure will week - pushing daytime highs into the upper 60's as we approach

me.anan >> he's letting his seven-point lead to talking, spending his day in new hampshire, scott mclean reporting. sw >> professional dancer who was part of her her leg in the boston marathon bombing is not letting that fromioheis running the race, and she was watching the the bombing left her and turned 60 injured as well as three dead ,60 three years later she is training in californiais to run the marathonun, she says running was never her strong suit but she wants to take on the challenge.wang >> i could sit on my couch and eat potato chips for the rest of my life or do something and i choose to live. >> she plans to run with her team, they plan to raise money for a nonprofit that provides a static for amputees who cannot afford them. >> does not have a roof over his head but a homeless man in detroit uses the internet to support his dreams, a man known as honest a has his own website it and takes donations through credit cards he has beenns on the street for 10 years and says the homelessness is a business he says he h wants to use his background h in check to help el himself and o

in washington, i'm scott mclean reporting. ((kirsten joyce)) > thanks scott. scott. the blizzard has had a huge impact on flights across the country. ((brian loftus)) thousands of flights have been cancelled... including several here in las vegas. over a dozen flights are airlines are helping passengers affected by the storm by providing some type of voucher to rebook flights. restrictions. passengers should check in directly with their airline. /// brian loftus > now let's get a look at your forecast. kirsten joyce sherry... how's the weather looking today? sherry swensk < it's cold back east - with temps places. the storm swirled off the coast early yesterday and left epic snowtotals behind. for many areas it set new records for daily snow or storm totals. ..................... it's cold here at home with temps dropping into the upper 30s for a few neighborhoods. ............... a few showers over northern california have ended and high clouds passing over our area late yesterday have moved on and we should see a lot of sunshine today. ............. highs will make

don mclean, who sang the famous 70s song "american pie," is in trouble with the law. the singer-songwriter is charged with domestic violence assault. police responded to a 9- 1-1 call at his home in maine yesterday-- and arrested him. mclean was released on a 10-thousand-dollar bail and will be back in court february 22nd. one of the biggest bands of the seattle grunge band era is heading to colonial life arena in april. pearl jam has added columbia to its north american tour list for april 21 at 8 p.m. tickets go on sale friday at 12 p.m. and begin at $71 through ticketmaster. jack frost was nipping at more than the noses of some people in northeast minneapolis. temperatures have been hovering around zero degrees over the last 40 hours, so one man decided to have a little frigid fun. one man froze a pair of his pants and put he posted the picture to facebook and the idea went viral. some people froze jeans, corduroys, and sweatpants. the neighborhood streets looked more like a clothing store "i just think it's a fun thing to do. it's cold in minnesota, and you know,

reporting in d.c., i'm scott mclean, now back to you. lake cumberland got more than 20 inches of snow.and now some estimates show there have been millions of dollars in damage done, as docks collapsed and boats sank around the lake. suffering the worst of the damage ... a 115 foot, three story, half a million dollar houseboat, now almost submerged.at least 7 of the lake's marinas saw boats and docks damaged in the storm. a retired u-s ambassador who helped negotiate the release of an ohio man from north korea two years ago says he does not expect to be involved in any talks regarding cincinnati native otto warmbier.the wyoming high school graduate is still in a north korean prison, accused of hostile acts against the country. country.tony hall helped get of north korea when he was being held for trying to spread christianity.hall says he got involved only because fowle's family requested his help. just one week to go. presidential candidates are working hard to shore up support ahead of the iowa caucus.and as kenneth moton reports, as al

reporting in washington, i m scott mclean. many have the day off from all of the snow -- and kids in greensboro north carolina really took advantage of it. and in washington d-c which is expected to get hit the hardest -- officials say children will be allowed to sled down the famously giant hill at the capitol building. newschannel 3 will continue to cover the storm -- join blaine, myles, kristen and jessica coverage. they will tell you what to expect on the roads and how this winter storm is hitting hampton roads. here is a picture from brandon in the denbigh section of newport news. driving conditions do not look good there. here )s a live at the virginia beach ocean front - -- a live update on how much snow you will see and when it will stop - in just a moment. a pennsylvania judge has thrown out a defamation lawsuit against actor and comedian bill cosby. renita hill filed the lawsuit in october. she claims cosby defamed her in the media. hill is one of more than 50 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault. the judge

no immediate word who mclean is accused of roughing up. the 70-year-old singer lives with his wife and two kids. he's due in court next month. and don't expect to see spike lee or jada pinkett smith at the oscars this year. nats up: jada pinkett smith "i will not be at the academy awards, and i won't be watching." lee posted on instagram that he can't support t t quote "lily white" ceremony. and many feel smith's husband, will, was snubbed for his performance in "concussion." for a 2nd year in was nominated in any of the acting categories. and that's what's happening in hollywood, i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles. still to come this midday...a recipe to help you think of the warmer times of the year. hy-vee dietitian molly webb will be here with a citrus-loaded salsa recipe. hy-vee dietitian molly webb with a great recipe for those citrus fruits that are all in season t ts time of year. people often associate citrus fruits with the tropics and summertime, but citrus is actually in season during the winter, too. citrus fruits are

scott mclean has the latest. it is not business as usual monday -- for east coast cities like baltimore, philadelphia, new york, and the washington, dc area as they continue digging out from the region s major weekend blizzard. baltimore mayor, stephanie rawlings-blake said the clean up will take time mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland the snow removal operations are far more three or four inches off to the side. this morning, dc to continue to stay home. mayor muriel bowser, washington, d.c. it )s important to know that the roads are still dangerous. please stay in, so you don )t get stuck.in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day in new york are running today. mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving -- or even digging out their cars. mayor bill de blasio, new york city leave your car where it is. don t try to shovel it out today. and here in washington, dc area, the federal government, as well as maryland and vir

singer don mclean has been camden, maine. the 70-year-old "american pie" singer was charged on it is not clear what led to the charges. sean: with the first ballot set to be cast in less than three weeks, it is crunch time on the presidential campaign trail. donald trump and ted cruz are locked in a war of words. sanders are starting to clash on the issues, with sanders making up ground. megan: at liberty university, trump made an appeal for evangelical voters. >> two corinthians 3:17. two corinthians. that' s the whole ballgame. megan: trump blasted crews on "this week." >> he' s a nasty guy. nobody likes him anywhere. megan: cruz tweeted a janet jackson video in response to >> donald seems to be a little rattled. megan: cruz' s campaign has challenged trump again over his new york values. >> i lived in new york city and manhattan all my life. my views are little different than if i lived in iowa. megan: hillary clinton is not talking trump. sanders is standing by his attacks on clinton from this s debate. >> she has receive

scott mclean has the latest on the outbreak. --reporter pkg-as follows-- health officials are raising alarm over the zika virus but in brazil, the warning sirens have been blaring for months. over four-thousand babies in brazil have been born with microcephaly, resulting in abnormally small heads that can cause brain damage, and long-term developmental problems. (angela rocha, oswaldo cruz university hospital) these babies have brain damage to differing degrees which means inserting this generation into society is going to be very complicated. the world health organization now says the virus is "spreading explosively," with the potential of three to four million cases in the next 12 months. (dr. bruce aylward, world health organization, assistant director general) so this virus has been on the move for some those areas, but it will continue to move, would be the expectation. up to 1.5 million brazilians have been infected but symptoms are mild to none for most people. the serious risk is only in pregnant women. there is no treat

. >> i spoke to rebecca mclean and they said their insurance policy doesn't cover him. the university tells eyewitness news in the statement that it's to decide whether or not she should compensation. >> part of our job is dealing with emergencies. students, staff on campus but there should be something put into place that protects us all the way around. >> after spending time in this building helping others, she said she never expected to be a victim of the winter storm. >> a local radio host tossing aside the jokes. pd tf helps 28,000 children living with rain tumors and their families. anna: now to that deadly confrontation between federal and state law enforcement officers and an armed antigovernment group in oregon. millions from the blizzard. anna: tonight, our nation's capital is earning some of that back in parking tickets. drivers accuse officials of being too tough and challenging times. >> and a helicopter crash lands in the middle of a residential street. first, a look at what's coming up. >> new developments in a shooting that left a pregnant woman dead. du

ashley fite and her mom melissa mclean were found murdered in the boy friend of mclean was the killer. it is not clear what sparked it. there will be a joint mother-daughter visitation at apex funeral home. the service is saturday. barbara: monday we celebrate the life of dr. martin luther king jr. but today is his birthday and celebration respect planned around the triangle. caitlin knute is live in raleigh with a preview. caitlin: one of the events involves this bell. we went here last year and it makes for a poignant start to celebrating the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. the let freedom ring bell money is the kickoff for events again this year. it will toll six times once for each decade since dr. king gave his "i have a dream" speech. of freedom. we must understand that freedom is not free. caitlin: participants will walk from there to the first baptist church on salisbury street. for the annual state employees observance program. that will start at noon and governor pat mccrory is expected to attend. if you want to check off with the bell ringing ceremony make sur

scott mclean has the latest on the outbreak. --reporter pkg-as follows-- health officials are raising alarm over the zika virus but in brazil, the warning sirens have been blaring for months. over four-thousand babies in brazil have been born with microcephaly, resulting in abnormally small heads that can cause brain damage, and long-term developmental problems. (angela rocha, these babies have brain damage to differing degrees which means inserting this generation into society is going to be very complicated. the world health organization now says the virus is "spreading explosively," with the potential of three to four million cases in the next 12 months. (dr. bruce aylward, world health organization, assistant director general) so this virus has been on the move for some time, so a lot of people have been exposed to this virus already in those areas, but it will continue to move, would be the expectation. up to 1.5 million brazilians have been infected but symptoms are mild to none for most people. the serious risk is only in

scott mclean joins us with the latest. it will not be business as usual monday -- as east coast cities like baltimore, philadelphia, new york, and the washington, d.c. area continue digging out from the region's major weekend blizzard. on sunday, baltimore mayor, the clean up will take time (mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, baltimore, maryland) i'm asking for residents to continue to be patient. in philadelphia, the airport resumed service sunday and septa officials said most mass transit will slowly get back online throughout the day (jeffrey d. knueppel, septa general manager) we haven't operated these trains in a couple of days now. we're doing what we can to bring people in early to make sure they operate, but it is going to be a slow start. the new york travel ban was lifted and area subway and rail lines will run today but mayor deblasio encouraged residents to avoid driving (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) leave your car where it is. don't try to shovel it out today. and though they didn't get much snow, some re

scott mclean has the latest this morning. the east coast is bracing for impact with a fierce winter storm. some 75-million people are in the east coast is bracing for impact with a fierce winter storm.

we are live with scott mclean with more. the east coast is bracing for impact with a fierce winter

scott mclean has the story. sen. ted cruz, r presidential candidate the last four questions have been rand please attack ted, marco please attack ted...in a debate without donald trump, texas senator ted cruz, stood front and center -- taking the heat that comes with the spotlight. sen. ted cruz, r presidential candidate gosh, if you guys ask one more mean question, i may have to leave the stage.today, donald trump says he s happy with his decision to take a pass. donald trump, r presidential candidate cruz is really pummeled last night, actually i )m glad i wasn )t there.in fact, iowa voters woke up to this cover in the des moines register friday. "rough night for ted cruz". margaret hoover, republican consultant it would have been a great debate eight months ago, but it almost is irrelevant now in the era of trump because, the fact is they re going after each other, and donald trump is still leading in the polls. he was the winner in absentia, of that debate last nighttoday cruz )s campaign playing defense. he did

mclean stood behind his back street boys band mate. >> i k he's probably going through a lot, he's about to become a brand thank you fa so it takes a toll on you. >> a.j. was guest on his finest hours. starring chris pine and casey affleck. >> the endurance factor of having them be assaulted with water and wind a machines, it feels difficult even talk about it compared to what those guys went through. >> to the finest hours opens on friday. meanwhile miley cyrus got tongues wagging when she was spotted wearing liam helmsworth helmsworth's old engagement ring. are they eng not? we put the question to liam's brother chris. has reunited with miley? are you happy for him? i'm happy for him whatever he does in life. >> miley has been wea same 3.5 caret diamond ring that liam gave her in 2012. but i wedding is back on, she may not have much time plan it. she just signed a deal for woody allen's amazon series set in the 1960s, then there's this. a n slow ballad, kind of like the songs used to sing. is this a sign that the o miley is back? either way, she seems happy. and chris was just named au

leesburg, mclean, getting moderate rain. north, the warmer air pushing north.his extends all the way into the midsouth. the big picture the next couple days, rain moving in. fairly short-lived. much cooler air will rush in. morning, mild day. by the afternoon, evening time frame, a big transition of temperatures. the height of the storm midnight until 3 a.m.. by after 5 a.m., the rain is wrapping up. by sunrise, just drizzle. it will begton east, very mild. a couple of the last drops at 10:00. 4:40, afternoon, kickoff, sunshine, 60's, stronger southwest breezes at 10 to 20. the second half of the game the temperatures plummet, the wind picks up a little bit. be prepared if you were one of those with a redskins ticket tomorrow, the high temperatures cooling down. upper 30's, 40. let's go back in the forecast one last time. ast, we may get a flash of lightning and a thunderstorm possible by tomorrow morning wrapping up. we could break out sunshine in the afternoon. the seven day forecast, enjoy the warm sunday. the arctic air returns as soon as monday. the coldes

. >>> don mclean was arrested on a domestic assault charge. police in camp den, maine arrived at his home around 2:00 a.m., responding to a 911 call. after an investigation, the 70- year-old was taken to jail. he was later released on 10,000 dollars bail. police say the alleged victim did not need to go to the hospital. mclean is due back in court february 22nd. >>> and breaking news right now. another major loss for the music world. founding member of the eagles, glen frye has died. the band mosted the news of his passing online saying he succumbed to complications of rheumatoid arthritis, colitis and pneumonia. word cannot describe our sorrow and love and respect for all that he's given to us. his family, the music community he was 67 years old. >> tough news to hear. >> we were all surprised to hear that. >>> take. >>> the a-listers boycotting the oscars. >>> and today in history in 1996, lisa marie presley filed for divorce from michael jackson. two years. >>> the families of five prisoners freed by iran are looking forward to seeing their

reporting in washington, i'm scott mclean. in just two days, the panthers will take the field in charlotte for the nfc championship game. but today--bank of america covered in a blanket of snow. stadium officials said they were taking measures to protect the turf by putting a tarp over the field last night. and despite the snow--the team was out for their normal workout today. a snow plow had to be brought in to clear off the turf at the panther's practice facility. meanwhile--the city continues to battle issues with power outages and dangerous road conditions as tens of thousands are expected for sunday's game. "the issue across the state is very strong gusty winds which could cause some power outages... again making it difficult for safety personnel. but very very strong gust winds. this is a primary concern where were going to have heavy ice... again primarily in the charlotte region." just to give you a scope of the sheer mass of this storm...nasa snapped this pic from space from a this is the southeaster portion of the un