>> we need to target the crimes that have been up in his moore county that keep me awake at night. murder, rape, domestic violence . >> reporter: will you be making any personal changes? >> not off the bat, no. i do this as a new ceo come into the company. >> reporter: what advantage do you feel you have by bringing federal prosecuting experience to >> the part of my experience as a federal prosecutor. in jurisdictions all over the country i have seen policies that work and don't. we want to bring back some of those policies to hillsborough . >> yesterday was his daughter's third birthday so she was not the only one getting a present. >>> now the most accurate >> good evening, everybody. a lot of clouds this afternoon leveling off temperatures on the cooler side in northern counties and still light rain in the gulf. this is the front for the rain and as we go through the evening it will continue to push to the south with temperatures right now in the upper 60s from crystal river over to brooksville although low to mid 70s working your way inland overnight. watch how the that means

a helicopter crashes shortly after take off in moore county... a campbell university student dies - after a fall out of a 3rd floor dorm room window.... and..candidates are leaving nothing to chance -- as they visit our state trying to secure undecided voters. let's begin on monday - charges are expected to be upgraded against a man accused of shooting his ex- girlfriend and tonya boyd, and her 21-year-old son outside their home. the two were taking a younger child to the bus stop at the time. boyd died from her injuries monday night. court records show tonya boyd had a temporary restraining order on file -- to protect her from white. the pilot of a helicopter that crashed in moore county monday, calls his survival - a miracle. andy stephen walked away from this crash with only a few scrapes. he had just filled up with herbicide to spray on this field. moments after taking off, he said he heard a loud crack, then braced for impact. c65 16:19:32 i mean you can't even imagine the shuddering and crashing and the noise its just crazy :40 stephen says

morning but slow down on 95 and i-40 south of showers leaving behind wet conditions in parts of moore county and chatham county as well. let's get an update on your life commutes, a few crashes here and there including one reported on capital boulevard and highwood boulevard north of 440. another accident came in on lake wheeler road and simkins road. no delays showing up on the sensors. we are picking up backups on the bypass, 60 minutes from 42 to 440. yo raleigh to rtp. heads up about a big ramp closure taking place starting tonight at 9:00. this is part of the fortify project. the on and off ramps at rock quarry road will be closed tonight until the morning of november 14. that is a monday morning so it will be reopened for the money -- morning commute. there will be assigned each were in place. trial of a white former police officer accused of killing a black man in april. michael slater is accused of shooting walter scott eight times after he fled a traffic stop. the shooting was captured by a bystander undramatic cell phone video. some of scott's cell phone -- family members took the

adam owens shows what measures were put in place to keep players and fans at pine crest high in moore county safe. >> reporter: it's the defensive play before the game starts. >> thank you ma'am. >> thank you. >> reporter: empty your pockets in the bins, walk through the if the machine goes off you're checked over again with a wound. >> that's a good thing -- wand. >> that's a good thing. >> reporter: charles was in line to get into the game, and he'd do it again. >> i think it should be all the time. >> reporter: why is that? >> anybody carrying a gun. dangerous. >> reporter: the community around the school has seen quite a bit of violence recently. a shooting last week a 12-year-old girl was killed in a drive by attack. a 3-year-old was also shot, but survived. there have been arrests in the case, but everyone is still uneds, and that's why the -- uneasy, and that's why the players on the field are not the only ones in uniform. people we talked with at the game say they're fans of heightened security, but also say it's a shame in this day and time that it's necessary. >> we want everyone t

changes are being made in cumberland, moore, and beaufort counties. beaufort is where where hardison lives. 18:28:06 "voter fraud is a lie, u is alive and we have to fight it at every turn." the today's ruling an emergency injuncation. there will still be a trial that'll happen after the the election the board of election hasn't decided if officials will appeal the ruling. live in downtown raleigh ea abc11 ewn here in north carolina. it 'ends' tomorrow -- at one p-m. so far.... more than 2-point-6 million people -- have voted. ....42-percent of them democrats. meanwhile - governor "pat - mccrory" -- waited close to '40 minutes' -- to 'vote' today -- at the 'morrison regional library' in charlotte. he says -- 'enthusiasm' -- is the 'reason' -- for the "spike in turnout". republicans are 'praising' -- 'their' -- "early voting" ground game as well. there's been a '23 percent' increase -- in 'republicans' -- 'voting early' in north car north carolina has become a pivotal state in the race for the white house. the state's 15 electoral votes will be among t

wral's bill leslie is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the moore county school system sent out an email saying students, parents and faculty will all need to go through standup metal detectors tonight. also,no bags will be allowed in the stadium area. officials do not have any specific threats, they just want to make sure everyone is safe in light of recent violence. that includes the drive-by shooting of a 12-year-old girl jalinda campbell was shot one week ago today. a 3-year-old was also shot but survived. a teenager is charged with murder and another man is charged in accessory after the fact. >>> police are looking for a gunman in a second drive-by shooting. a man was shot in the leg in a yard on west illinois street where several people were gathered for a cookout. that man is supposed to be okay. there is a memorial service tomorrow for jalinda campbell at southern york primary school. >> wral is where you want to be on election night for a perspective you won't find anywhere else. 20 wral journalists will be in the field of candidates and campaigns as they learn the out

for the owners of the 'troubled' woodlake dam in moore county. the dam nearly failed during hurricane matthew... forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people. an i-team investigation found years of negligence by the owners and lack of enforcement on the part of d-e-q... led to the dam's demise. the new order requires engineers to begin work on a temporary breach and have it completed by march. the owners must also submit a plan to repair the dam... within the next three months. if the owners miss those deadlines, they could face fines of up to five hundred dollars a day. the i-team will keep you covered. a raleigh high school teacher faces criminal charges, tonight... accused of having sex with a student. devon-lategan teaches at athens drive high school. investigators arrested lategan, this week-- while he was on duty inside the school. the charges stem from the teachers public schools, back in june. when eyewitness news knocked on lategan's door, today... we were turned away by a woman who answered. we caught up with a former athens drive stude

this time it's because of one of their volunteers who also happens to be the secretary of the moore county north carolina republican party. she alone has reportedly persuaded the local board of elections in her county to throw more than 400 other people off the rolls just in time for the election this year. this time the voter integrity project, they're volunteers. they're not claiming that live voters are dead. this time they used a mailer from the voter integrity project from the raping the retard vote people, they used a mailer from them as the basis for challenging hundreds of legitimately registered voters in moore county, north carolina. they're claiming that the way they sent out these mailers they all must be struck off the rolls and the local board of election said okay. naacp lawsuit filed today says this trick with the mailer was actually used to strike thousands of people off the rolls in multiple counties in north carolina just over the last couple of weeks. even though federal law, the national voting registration act says you can't do that. you can't do anything to systemati

. >>> these pictures the pilot survived, going down in moore county. he was the only person on board, survived, and actually only suffered minor injuries. look at this, hard to believing right? the chopper was being used for agricultural spraying, went down with a mechanical problem. >>> still to come here at noon, comedian bill cosby back in court in philadelphia for a sexual assault case, now apparently cosby's eyesight issing be called into question. he may be close to blind, so >>> and later arby's rolls out a new sandwich made with venn sin. very bold move. >> yeah, i'll have a bambi burger and a -- >> you had to bring in bambi. >> and roast beef. >> everyone loves bambi. >> yeah, they do. hey, it's beautiful out and getting beautifuler. a wisconsin town celebrates halloween by setting a world record.. people in >>> a wisconsin town celebrates halloweenwy setting a world record. so people in richard center, they carved nearly 4,000 pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns, and that set the world record for the longest line of carved >> that's not easy. . >>

a helicopter crashes shortly after take off in moore county... a campbell university student dies - after a fall out of a 3rd floor dorm room window.... and..candidates are leaving nothing to chance -- as they visit our state trying to secure undecided voters. let's begin on monday - charges are expected to be upgraded against a man accused of shooting his ex- girlfriend and

seasonably nice, weather pattern for the end of the week, through the upcoming weekend, and into moore county. reports of 'multiple' -- "shots fired"... and at least 'one person' hit by those bullets -- in southern pines. breaking news one live at the intersection of illinois and carlisle street. we started getting 'reports' -- into the breaking news center -- just after 8-30. police telling us one person was shot...and taken to the hospital. we're working to find out the victim's condition. you can look for eyewitness news at 11. a 'reminder' -- that 'christmas' -- is right around the corner. what started in the 18-hundreds as a family affair... is now a tradition... that draws thousands to asheville. you'll see what it takes to pull off christmas at the biltmore. it's "beginning to a congressional district known as "the octopus", another called "the snake", and 28 state legislative districts all drawn by politicians in raleigh to segregate african-american voters, all upheld by judge bob edmunds. but federal judges rejected edmunds' decision for misusing race for partisan gain. the clear ch

the federal aviation administration now on the ground in moore county where a helicopter crashed. chopper 11 h- d...was over the scene -- near road near cameron. authorities say the pilot had mechanical problems -- as the helicopter was lifting off to spray a field. the sheriff's office says the pilot was taken to the hospital -- where he was treated and released. raleigh city leaders tonight.. taking new steps to improve the relationship between residents and the police. the new push.. coming months after 'akiel - denkins' was shot and killed by a raleigh police officer. the mayor.. announcing this afternoon.. a schedule of meetings around the city.. what she is calling 'community conversations'. mayor nancy mcfarlane says she hopes to bring to li the challenges that face the community.. including the role of race. the first meeting.. will be november 14th.. from 6:30 to 8:30.. at marbles kids museum. a second meeting will be november 16th.. at millbrook exchange community center in north raleigh. five more meetings will be scheduled in each of the city's council districts. 'lawy

and moore county and union county. a different county that is many say that will lean democrat. and what is the message that is resonated with voters. you have seen donald trump go to different states. and the message is momentum. and i feel like in the campaign that we have closeded the gap. whatever it was in the last few weeks. in states like north carolina and michigan and ohio and florida. we not only closed the gap. but it is about momentum and getting our voters out. and donald trump had a big event we spoke to a big voting block. reason why we are voting for hillary clinton we like her resume and that's what they said. what is your argument. that's why they voted for hillary clinton. americans want change and they don't want eight more years and donald trump is the change candidate. i hear it from all corners of the state. we want a change and tired of the way thingsar. we want someone new and fresh to come in and drain the swamp. >> how confident are you. >> consciously optmaftic. and kirk. it is great to it s

. >>> moore county soalk you. services want an independent investigation into thedeatof a 23 month old. he s found in a pond in april st a fehos after he was reported missing. his mother is charged in e case. according the fayetteville investigation three people are conducting recorders show his mother lost custody of her son in november of 2015after a drunken fight with her boyfriend. then regained custody two the s the minimum standards for keeping her son. yant is in jail charged with manslaughter and chd negligent. >>> the erf's fice abt y wsuit referencing a deadly ting involving former depu. ty he shot and lled john liviston in november 2015. a grd jury clred him of criminal charg, but e fbi is looking into whether civil rights re violated. the sheriff says he cooperating th the us department of justice. >>> and fema s approv extending the time survivors of hurrice matthew have register for you now have uil january 9th. it applies to 45 counes >>>. a vigil. held tonight to pray for thos impacted by devastati

to animes instead from a second story window of the santa clara county jail >>pam moore: a manhunt is underway in santa clara county labels have expense a rap sheet that includes firearm violations robbery and burglary and extortion and criminal threat >>pam moore: our other top story of a mother missing for three weeks is found tied up abandoned on the side of the road alliance >>reporter: the distraught husband pleading to captors to the rest of his wife's--release >>reporter: it was a frightening start to the case when airbus and the self on were from line on a mountain gate padlocked for writing what she was last headed thursday run for 30 she was found in yellow county still tied up since the disappearance of the double the ransom to $100,000 is circulated facebook in this video is not clear whether the rest of the richter was possible for sale for turner responded to was bought with his message >>reporter: clear now looking for two suspects they believed to be responsible both hispanic women and a dark as to be armed with a gun that identified the suspect is a 28 year-old he was

officer benjamin moore county was killed just outside police headquarters. this happened earlier in the day just around noon. officer marconi adjustable someone over and was writing a ticket when a second car pulled up behind him and got out of the vehicle and shot him. police don't believe the original scott greene - the man police say ambushed to separate officers in des moines last month - had previously been flagged as a potential threat to police. police. right now - iowa city police are looking for any more - -witnesses or victims of a string of vandalism cases friday and saturday- officers responded to 35 reports- ranging from shot out car windows - to a person being shot.officers eventually arrested five teens and charged them with carrying weapons.if more witnesses or victims come forward - they could face more charges. guns. between friday and saturday officers responded to 35 reports ranging from shot out car windows to a person being shot. officers eventually arrested five teens in charge them with when we come back, we'll take a look at the thre

are unlawfully thrown out and this involves challenges to thousands of voters in cumberland and moore counties. the mail address is returned as undeliverable. according to the lawsuit, the voters were not given a to prove their eligibility. naacp voters are asking for an emergency hearing this week. >>> today marks the start of the enrollment under the affordable care act. there will be changes for north carolinians this year and some may see price increases. renee chou has more on where you can go for help. renee? >> reporter: lena, limited options. north carolina has only one participating insurer in the majority of the counties. blue across blue shield. cigna will sell coverage in five counties, and others have quit the marketplace because they said that the overhaul has not drawn enough young, healthy people to pay into the system and balance out policy holders who are older and sicker. the cost of health insurance going up. in north carolina, premiums are going up 25%. but most who sign up will qualify for federal tax subsidies anwi or most of the premium costs. you can go to health care.

. >>> and extra security will be on hand for the football game in pine crest high school in moore county. a letter sent out today said parents, students, and faculty must go through metal detectors, and they can't bring bags. they want to make sure everyone is safe in light of a recent rash of violence. >>> >. uber is unveiling the up front pricing could eliminate price shock and steer more riders toward the car pool option. it's faster, and will predict arrival times, and you can send push notifications to people you're meeting. >>> have you tarted holiday shopping -- started holiday shopping yet? >> not at all. >> wow, well we have events around the area where you can pick up unique gifts. >> that's a great place to shop by the way. rose parade picks i'm roy cooper... and when i grew up on this farm in nash county, i learned you have to work together to get things done. but for too long now, that hasn't been happening in raleigh. as governor, i'll put partisan politics aside... so we can turn around our economy and fix our schools. no more social legislation that divides our state and

. >> well, what we dealt with were three counties in north carolina, cumberland, and moore county, inal knowledurge af voters from the list and we had evidence that postcards were sent to the addresses of roughly 7,000 people in those three counties and as a result of the return postcards that were received back by the voter integrity project, they had the county boards of elections to remove those individuals from the voting polls and so we went into court to halt that effort and i think that we are going to succeed. >> so explain -- explain the voter card thing n. north carolina, what happens if you don't return the card, what -- why is that? how were they purged? >> well, the -- the notion was that if the card was send to the voters' address and it came back, it meant that person didn't live at that address or in that particular precinct and in north carolina, the return letter is prime facia evidence that the person doesn't live at that address and that it can be used to challenge that person's right to vote. of course, it doesn't take into consideration about 1,500 different reas

to animes instead from a second story window of the santa clara county jail >>pam moore: a manhunt isounty labels have expense a rap sheet that includes firearm violations

who to yall : 12:03 the fourth district covers all of milwaukee and a large part of milwaukee county. moore was first elected in 2004. republican jim sensenbrenner was also re-elected to the house of representatives. he was facing off against khary penebaker in wisconsin's 5th congressional district. sensenbrenner has held office sine 1979 .. and will stay for another term.. in the first congressional district, there was lite paul ryans re-election to congress. "i am so eager to get back to work for you, to get on with fixing our country's problems. we have so much potential in this country - so much potential and if we can just tap it...that's what's ahead of us. ryan did not take any questions following his speech. he is expected to hold a press conference in janesville later this morning. so how does this affect power in congress? let's break down the keep control. g-o-p candidates won virtually all the battleground state contests needed to keep the senate majority. the number now stands at 51 republican...and 47 democrats. as for the house of representives...repu blicans control that as

>>pam moore: contra costa county district attorney announced today that an elderly retired oakland police capt will face charges in this case with several other police officers will not face charges tonight will examine the district attorney's reasoning and tell you what the back of tito's have to do with the investigation will have all the details coming up >>vicki liviakis: also comes to rest a woman have a heart attack >>reporter: before he came to stop the driver jumps out he hurries to the truck to find the woman on response of the poor are the trout and quickly started cpr she was rushed to the hospital stable but unsure if she will survive she had a heart attack so severe only about 10 percent of people survive an days after the fatal attack she woke up with for is brought the news also jones the heart of this family saver due to this office as quick thinking a miraculous moment. >>vicki liviakis: another golden sunset >>reporter: the shows are expected to move into san francisco showing the beautiful sunset a look ahead most exercise or tomorrow approaching the five and 6:00 santa

and this is the scene in moores town, burg burlington county an accident across from the moores town mall. and here is the better news to end it on. the 96th street bridge in and out of stone harbor set to open in 15 minutes, that bridge has been closed for money repairs for a month now. good news there. we'll check it again at 5:00. >> sounds good matt, thanks. >> still to come we'll share black friday shopping tips in what's the deal. and sky 6 hd giving you a glimpse over penn's landing and the delaware riff. adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. >>> you can still feel that winter chill in the air. stormtracker 6 live double scan not finding precipitation as we go through your tuesday and it's going to remain dry into the big travel day on the east coast here tomorrow. right now windchills in the mid-30s, allentown and trenton and lancaster and philadelphia lower 40s across the state of delaware and southern parts of new jersey and 18 up in the poconos. again high pressure in control right now some high clouds and you see how the high clouds continue t

milwaukee county supervisor supreme moore omokunde says his plea is to all men.. "violence against woman is prevalent in the united states, period." and specifically to the man who attacked robin young's sister sunday morning.. "go forth and turn himself in to help to get help because obviously he does." the victim in this case was treated and released from the hospital. milwaukee police confirm a police report was filed and they are investigating. back to you. it's time for your news and weather together. the man that confessed to killing 11-year-old jacob wetterling back in september is sentenced today. 53-year-old danny heinrich will spend 20 years in p reaching a plea bargain. this summer -- heinrich led authorities to where he buried wetterling's remains 27 years ago after kidnapping, sexually assaulting and killing the saint joseph boy. milwaukee police are asking for your help identifying this man-- wanted in connection to a bank robbery. it happened last friday at the associated bank on 9th and mitchell. officials says the suspect entered the bank, handed

county supervisor supreme moore oh-mo-kuhn-day omokunde held a news conference today...to share her story. "go forth and turn himself in to authorities an also if he needs help to get help because obviously he does." the attacker reportedly ran away when the victim reached into her purse for a taser. she was we're following breaking news tonight out of chattanooga, tennessee. at least six children are dead after a school bus crashed into a tree. brad hicks joins us in studio tonight with the latest. investigators are working to figure out what caused the crash. they say a warrant has been issued for the bus's black box. the scene is just horrific. the bus was carrying students home from an elementary school when it veered off the road. involved-- investigators say speed was likely a factor. emergency crews had to break into the bus to pull children out. other children reportedly escaped from the roof hatch. at least 23 patients were transferred to area hospitals. the kids on board ranged in age from kindergarten to 5th grade. kelly says: "we're just asking for prayers in our hearts simply

reporter: county supervisor supreme moore omokunde says specifically, the men in the community need to stand up to and speak out against sexual harassment of women that leaves many uneasy walking alone no matter the hour. >> a young woman was attacked on this corner after refusing their romantic advances of another man in this neighborhood, and this is something that happens all made any arrests. the victim as bruised ribs, but her sister says the emotional damage is worse leaving her afraid to leave the house to go to her two jobs. anchor: you mentioned she had a taser in her purse, is that legal? anchor: it is legal but you need a concealed carry permit to have one in a purse. anchor: a milwaukee man confesses to a string of disturbing sexual assaults. according to a criminal complaint, jonathan br women, at random, near 76th and good hope road earlier this month. police say brown forced the women into fields and behind buildings to have sex. one woman was an election poll worker on her way to the polls. brown told police he was upset his own girlfriend hadn't had sex with him in mon

. >> 55-year-old johnny alan moore took off from this home fleeing into hillsborough county after the shooting and tampa police were actually the ones who ended up stopping him. take a lack at of that arrest. moore is the one with gray hair sitting down in handcuffs and surrounded by tampa police. he is accused of shooting and killing his friend. around 4:00 this afternoon, the men got into an argument ending with moore shooting wright right in the chest, and this is when been driving. >> tampa police assisted us with locating the vehicle and arresting the suspect. >> now, a tampa police officer spotted moore driving in traffic near mlk on the 301. he was able to pull over the camper and arrested moore without resistance but the bigger question is what led up to the shooting. we are told that is being questioned detectives and we may learn what charges he is facing heading into the morning. and we saw a few of his friends who were too upset to talk on camera. >> after a massive manhunt that lasted nearly 20 hours volusia county deputies nabbed eddie powell. powell was shot several tim

thousands of voters in cumberland and moore and, any uilford countys, in most cases, had mail returned as undeliverable. that could be used as evidence >>> today marks the start of the 4th open enrollment season under the affordable care act. the options have dwindled down and some may see price increases. wral's bill leslie has more. bill? >> reporter: yes, lena and renee. north carolina has only one participating insurer. most will find coverage under blue cross, blue shield of north carolina. in the raleigh area. other insurers have quit in recent years. the problem is that the overhaul has not drawn enough young, healthy people to pay into the system. so, the cost of health care plans are anything up around 25% in north carolina but most who sign up qualify for federal tax subsidies which will cover much or most of the cost. go to health care.gov to enter the marketplace. if you already have coverage, you can shop for options or change your plans. if you don't do it today, you have three months to decide. open enrollment ends january 31. the penalty is $695 or 2.5% of yearly income

. >>> and initiation in johnson county that is harvesting thousands of pounds of food for people in need is asking for your help. mellaney moore has more information about what you can do. >> reporter: those in johnson county are thinking about how they can increase harvests for next year. the chart -- the johnson county farm has been around since the 1800s, but last year for the first time, they have food for they grew 12,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables and all of that went to local hunger relief organizations. another goal is to grow growers in johnson county is looking to see what they can do to increase efficiency with new tools. >> we have a broad list and we help the community can help purchase these items before january 1. we are hoping to raise $10,000. the link on our website, cbs2iowa.com. mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at 5 reporter joe huisinga is live in downtown cedar rapids where the christmas tree is in place and he has what is needed to get people into the holiday spirit. >> reporter: scott, the crews put up this christmas tree today and the donate a tree will be lit this saturday as part of another cedar

moore was 66 and from iowa city. the tama county sheriff's office says it caught a man overcharging a tama woman more than 50- thousand dollars for home repairs. shawn bolduc faces a first degree theft charge. he is 21 and from bargersville, indiana. bolduc claimed he was with an indianapolis construction firm. the sheriff's office says that's not true. it also says there might be other victims of the scam in the rapids, some people point the finger at chicago. but how much of local crime is coming from our neighbor to the east? kcrg t-v nine's forrest saunders has been looking into this. forrest, why are we looking into this in the first place? so, what did you find out? who will viewers hear from out there? thank you, forrest. solar panels will be the sole one eastern iowa law enforcement center. and 3...2...1 blast off! a iowa making history as she started her journey to the international space station today. stay with tv9. cedar county now has a larger today, the cedar county law enforcement center opened its new solar array. an

amy: that is the academy award-winning film maker michael moore and he is doing a one-man show in clinton county, which is actually trump land. "michael moore in trumpland." you are not guessing about how people think. you grew up in michigan. >> right, and still live there. i am around a lot of people who are planning to vote for donald trump. , lot of people i grew up with a lot of them are guys and women me who are of this age and -- they are angry. they are angry for justifiable reasons. they got jobs in the auto factories and they lost those jobs.. if they been able to get a anotr job, they're working for a lot less money. some are working two or three jobs. they are really angry at the system. they see trump as their human molotov cocktail where they get to go in the voting booth next tuesday and just go -- beep. to the systemand because he is told them in his own words he is going to blow it up. just sort of illegal act of terrorism. you get to go in, vovote for a n who says he is going to blowup the system, and you who have been hurt by the system get to enjoy that. i have spent a lot of

announced last week it would file a suit claiming voter suppression at a of counties specifically cumberland, burr tee and moore. it was filed on monday and a federal judge held an emergency hearing on wednesday. the judge said she was aware there was not much time to act and as always, you can go to the at nc capital section of wral.com for any updates during the weekend. we'd like the hear from you -- to hear from you about what you heard tonight. follow us on twitter or on wral.com. "on the record" at wral.com. on election day. if you haven't voted yet. please do. have a good weekend. kirk: space: the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship enterprise. its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, new civilizations,

. >>> an update on the story of thomas moore and his gift of hair. >> prince george's county 5th grader learned about a little girl with cancer who lost her hair, and he spent 2 her. sadly little kizzie died before she could get the gift, but his hair will not go to waste. the salon owner who cut it has been making three wigs for people in need. >> i'm happy to be able to show people something that can be done, something amazing that can be done with african >> i feel happy, and i feel like i am very nice and generous! >> you are. >> next month we will find out who gets the wigs at big heart and bundles at the women's club. >> he is going to find out his head is a lot colder. >> yeah, that's right. >>> i think tonight may be the coldest night in spots so far this season with the winds diminishing. we will talk about that things first. 3-degree guarantee, you ready? >> we already know it. >> bull's-eye, watch it. >> how do you know that? we went for the high of 47, and we were pretty close. okay, a bull's-eye. >> we know you! >> we will go with 49 tomorrow. most folks south of 50, and ce

. >>> we have an update on the story of thomas moore and his gift of hair. the prince george's county fifth grader learned about a lit it will girl with cancer who lost -- little girl with cancer who lost her hair. he spent two years growing out his own to donate to her. sadly she died before she could receive his gift. but thomas' hair won't go to waste. salon owner good win cut thomas' hair a few months ago three wigs for other people in need. >> i'm happy to be able to show people something that can be done, something amazing, that can be done with african- american hair. >> i feel happy and i feel like i am very nice and generous. >> you are. next month we'll find out who gets the wigs at an event at the women's club of bethesda. 5:00, fairfax county police search for a man who showed pornography to two young girls on the street. plus, should school buses be equipped with seat belt in the wake of yesterday's deadly crash? and we'll have new details on what you can expect from the next phase of metro's safe track plan. >>> okay, your seven day forecast always on our wusa9 app. 49 t

county prosecutor is heading to federal prison. court documents reveal new in cary. a search warrant says christopher moore hit the two cyclists, drove the damaged car to a nearby cul-de-sac with a bike quote "embedded into the hood and or windshield." the paperwork says he removed the bike and threw it into the street. after finding moore and the vehicle, investigators found blood spots and strand of hair stuck to the windshield. moore is charged with felony hit and run. one cyclist, lori cove, remains in the hospital in critical condition. a wake county jury convited a raleigh man courtney shot james deberry to death on halloween night in 2009. this was a retrial for the crime. charges against courtney and another co-defendant were dismissed in 2010 -- after a jury failed to reach an unanimous verdict. courtney was re- arrested last year. smithfield police say a father killed his infant daughter. guillermo tinajero- resendiz is charged with involuntary manslaughter and negligent child abuse. investigators were called to a home on bright leaf boulevard in officers found 6- month- old vivian sue resendiz-n

yes, playoffs start tonight, takes us to delaware county where upper moore lands will play marple newtown. we head to up newtown square, where mike adams joins us for a preview. hi, mike. >> leslie, we got perfect weather out here right now. it is great. and if you think about it, this is kind of revenge game tonight. if you talked to each team, they're very confident that they're going to win, luck ill enough to chat with both teams, and both coaches, here's what they had to say. >> we walk on the team as a -- we walk on the fields as a team. >> on the road in delaware county. for high school game of the week. >> it is a big game, pretty big game. >> it is a big game. >> we tell them leave it all on the field. it is playoff time. you got upper moore lands as marple newtown. >> don't think of anything outside the line. phoning us on the field. so let's take care of business. >> this one's a rematch of sorts. this team beat us last year in the semifinals. so some of our alumni are pretty fired up about the game. >> we have a good game plan. we have good guys, good line, good positions, if

corridor stay warm this coming winter.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is here to talk about preparation going on right now in johnson county. in the coming weeks, the shelter house in iowa city wants to increase their services to help keep people warm.they hope the community will help them make it happen.the shelter house gives people experiencing homelessness short-term housing and helps them get staff say this time of year, exposure to the elements can cause frostbite and even death. the last two years, they've opened an emergency shelter for those who can not or will not use shelter house.the "out of the cold campaign" is looking to raise 45 thousand dollars to support additional services and the emergency shelter. 08:34:26 we've had a lot of anecdotal data that states that we haven't had anybody from the streets of iowa city having frostbite and certainly not dying in the last two that.the shelter house says the easiest way to give is online.we have a link at cbs 2 iowa dot com.mellaney moore, cbs 2 news, live at five. the herbert hoover presidential library-museum is bringing ?back its ?tree mellaney moore cbs 2 news

cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore explains how helping out could help you. the johnson county crisis center operates a 24 hour crisis line, chat and text, a mobile crisis outreach program, the largest food bank in the county and rent and utility assistance.the services impact thousands of johnson county residents each year and that takes a lot of resources.sara sedlacek, crisis center communication 07:03:37 we get over 43 percent of our income from donations from the community. sedlacek says generally, a third of donations come in a single month.07:04:12 we usually start seeing a little bit of a spike in november, but the number usually triples in decemberpeople say it feels good to give and there are reasons why:mollie burke, ph.d., hope springs behavioral consultants07:19:29 lots of us like to think of ourselves as giving, warm, kind, loving giving, warm, ourselves as think of us like to 07:19:29 lots of consultantsbehavioral lots of us like to think of ourselves as giving, warm, kind, loving people and i think taking direct action on those things that we think are important

veteran is having breakfast with president obama. 108 year old army sergeant, bill moore, from hatboro, montgomery county house. the stage grad joined the army in 1940 at the age of 34. helping to free concentration camp prisoners in europe. fan has presented sergeant moore with its highest military honor, the legion of honor. >> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> good morning to you, jan, we have some pretty quiet weather generally speaking, that said, we do have frontal boundery that's crossing through today, as well, and with, that we will end up with the breeze picking up, some gust that is could peak around 30 miles per hour today, but the front itself is far removed off to the north in terms of the moisture content, sizzling, as it heads our way. but it knocks the temperatures back in a big way. still brisk, as a result of that, the chilliest air we've had since april, but also with the wind make it feel maybe no better than the 20's for the majority of the area. very, very chilly start tomorrow. eventually rebounds to near or right around 50 degrees, but

including julie moore information about the suspected homicide in sonoma county. >> a father under arrest killing his 4-year-old daughter and the disturbing set of circumstances that police found at a church in hillsburg that is being treated as a crime scene. >> viewers were shown horrific pictures out of tennessee. a number of children were killed after a school bus crashed and hit a tree. we are working on these stories and more and we will have it for you coming up at five. >>> such a sad scene. >>> still to come here, kanye west puts an abrupt end to the rest of his u.s. tour. in a moment, the latest twist in what is several days of bizarre behavior. >>> kanye west is canceling all of the remaining dates of his tour. >> this after he abruptly called off his show in los angeles last night hours before he was supposed to take the stage. many fans did not get the word until they had shown up to the venue and they were clearly fed up. >> i don't have the same respect for him, you know. obviously he doesn't respect his fans. >> i am not going to go to his concerts again. i am mad. >> on s

a world of world war ii veteran from montgomery county was honored yesterday. 108-year-old former army sergeant bill moore will take part in veterans day breakfast at the white house today. he is one of the oldest surviving world war ii veterans in the country. >>> happening today, students and staff and evans elementary will gather in to the shape of an american flag on the playground. they will dress in red, white and blue of course. today also marks the beginning of a school wide project. students will make care packages to send to soldiers who are severing overseas. and members of the group called quilts of valor will try to make several blankets to give to service members. they're hosting a sew-in it in king of prussia. tap the app for information about freebies apdeals available all day today for veterans across our country. >>> hillary clinton has been staying out of the spotlight since conceding the race, but a woman out hiking discovered how the former secretary of state is spending some of her time. margo says she was heartbroken by the election and shedyed to go hiking in chappaqua and look who

county. we got this of 108-year-old bill moore from the veterans day breakfast at the white house. him yesterday. surviving world war ii veterans in the country. >>> today volunteers are pickfi up the home of those with disabilities. they are repairing stairs and replacing floors. the veterans you see here has diseases that limit his mobility and breathing. he served in the army in the 1970s. >>> a wild fire in northern georgia continues to spread fuelled by drought conditions. it started by a lightning strike almost a month ago. you can see the-i have smoke covering the area in this video. right now firefighters are monitoring it for any changes. >>> this morning canada and the music world are mourning the death of leonard cohen. he blended folk music with a darker edge winning him fans around the world. he was also a renowned poet and novelist. >>> a trapped deer left behind quite a mess at a clothing store in oklahoma. the deer crashed through the window to get back outside. it is not clear how badly it might have been hurt because the animal took off. the store is not sure how

a milwaukee county supervisor is making a plea for an assault suspect to turn himself in. supervisor moore omokunde stood at the corner of 21st and keefe with the sister of the victim. police confirm around 7:30 sunday morning a 30-year-old woman was walking to a bus stop on her way to work when she was approached and assaulted by "go forth and turn himself in to authorities an also if he needs help to get help because obviously he does." the attacker ran away reportedly when the victim reached into her purse for a taser. the woman was treated and released from the hospital. a chance for some winter-like weather in the coming days. tom wachs will be in next with his forecast. plus. a building demolition doesn't quite go as planned. the mess that it created on the east the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that sea