are you thinking and then with crosby stills & nash. and young. >> i mean with all due respect, anthony, we have talked many times and you know my next birthday, in less than two weeks i'll be 74 years old. and it's stunning to me that i that i still have for communicating. it's amazing to me. and i'm just going to go right along with it until it, you know, comes to an end. look up here >> reporter: bowie's end, and just days after he released his latest album, "blackstar." but after a while glenn frey died just months after the eagles had wrapped up a two-year tour. >> it's really weird. i listen to cbs news a lot, you know, on the hour in my car. >> yep. >> and you hear, you know, co-founder of the eagles glenn frey died today and ba-daba-da-bada. and then i put myself in there, rock and roll hall of famer graham nash died today. and it will be gone and in five minutes it will all be over. it's kind of interesting. so what do you do with the time left? as an artist and as a human being to have the best time you can. >> yeah. >> as we

we want to bring in by phone chuck nash, captain nash, retired navy captain.e is often with us alongside breaking news like this to give us perspective. captain nash, you're there? >> yes, i am, harris. harris: i know you're monitoring this with us in terms of the equipment that has been brought there, you heard the sheriff's department pulling up in some sort of a hummer vehicle. as you look at this what does the response tell you about what is happening? >> well the mixed reports tell me they're not really sure what is going on. probably out of an abundance of caution they're going to bring in the equipment they would need should this turn into a hostage situation where you have an active shooter and he is holed up in there with people. the advice that folks have been given to run, hide and fight, that just came from recent guidance out of the navy where they looked at active shooter situations after the navy yard situation here in washington, d.c. where the things are very obvious which is run away if you can. hide, if you can. if you can't do either one of

. >> like nashe dake is also an ab-109 inmate.s here for selling high-capacity magazines and rifles. carey has been in the 5-month-old horse program since inception. and plays a sort of big brother role to dake. >> everybody's instructing everybody as they go along. if i've got a guy that's going to be with me for a long time, i can mold him and then i can pass that onto, okay, you want to take these guys and show them the basics that you've already learned and then i can move on to the other guys and show them a little more advanced. >> the other thing that joe has taught us, i've been trying to get the new guys to follow through. nashe is getting used to being around the horses. never really done this at all. >> they learned how to work together to get the jobs done and also follow rules and instructions. that's probably why they're here. they said i'm not going to follow the rules. i'm going to do it my way. and now they're learning through going through the experiences, the rewards of following along like they're supposed to.

are you thinking and then with crosby stills & nash. and young. >> i mean-w all due aen ean with all due respect, anthony, we have talked many times and you know my next birthday, in less than two weeks i'll be 74 years old. and it's stunning to me that i still feel like this kid in a candy store with this passion that i still have for communicating. it's amazing to me. along with it until it, you know, comes to an end. look up here >> reporter: bowie's end, and just days after he released his latest album, "blackstar." but after a while glenn frey died just months after the eagles had wrapped up a two-year tour. >> it's really weird. i listen to cbs news a lot, you know, on the hour in my car. >> yep. >> and you hear co-founder of the eagles glenn frey died today and ba-daba-da-bada. and then i put myself in there, rock and roll hall of famer graham nash died today. and it will be gone and in five minutes it will all be over. it's kind of interesting. so what do you do with the time left? i think you owe it to yourself as an artist and

"all right, nash. i told you i would do it." and i said, yes, you did. >> reporter: detective gurule sat down with travis for one last interview. after five long months out came the words he needed to hear. >> i killed her. i did not mean to kill her. i didn't pull over to kill her. i didn't pull over to rape her. none of that was in my head. none of it was premeditated. >> reporter: but then it all came out. travis told them how he spotted kenia on the street. how he raped her, how he strangled her, how he stuffed her in his cooler, drove around for a whole day, then stored it in the bakery's freezer while he cleaned out his van with bleach and burned her clothes. and then early the next morning he buried her body near a clump of cottonwood trees. interview i walked up to him and i go, thanks. and he stood up, shook my hand, and he said, "i told you i would do it." i said, you did. he says, "you just wouldn't give up." and i looked at him, and i said, you're right. >> reporter: later that day travis also confessed to the attemp

but he always talked to me. >> what's up, nash? why are you here? warrant for you. >> reporter: for the next two hours, like a couple of old college chums, the two shot the breeze about philosophy and books and religion and of course kenia's case, about which travis remained evasive. >> i said, i've been here a long i'm done playing chess with you. you move one way, i move another way. i said i'm coming for you. i'm telling you that. i said the next time you see me i'll be charging you for murder. i said what do you want out of this? what exactly do you want out of this? >> i want to go to prison without being labeled as a sex offender. >> okay. what else? >> that's it. that's it. >> you'll confess to everything if you go to prison without being labeled a sex offender? is that what you're saying? you're man enough to say that? >> yes. yes. yes. that's what i'm saying. was stunned. travis wanted to cut a deal? gurule used a little reverse psychology to make sure he meant it. >> i told him i think you're full of it, i don't think you're going to do th

nash, northampton. roanoke rapids, vance, warren, weldon city schools all operating on a two-hour delay. edgecombe county schools three hours late and mecklinburg in virginia will open at 10:00. john: northern counties waking up to a dusting of snow. the main roads should be ok but there could be slick spots on the side streets. it was just a taste of what is coming. some areas could see sleet and snow and that could accumulate a couple of inches. barbara: governor mccrory is expected to address the preparations for the storm at 10:30 in raleigh. trucks to prepare roads for a sunday morning. people should prepare for strong wind and power outage. barbara: that is nasty. don: they have blizzard warnings around d.c. and it kocould paralyze that area. if you are planning to travel up there, don't. be happy you didn't go. let's talk about the out-the-door forecast. today sunshine and high clouds working through and temperatures around 30. by 9:00 we are in the 40's this afternoon. winter storm warning tonig

and then i put myself in there, rock and roll hall of famer graham nash died today.inutes it will all be over. it's kind of interesting. so what do you do with the time left? i think you owe it to yourself as an artist and as a human being to have the best time you can. >> yeah. >> as we face our future. >> right. ♪ don't even try >> reporter: artists hope their music lives forever. but rock stars don't. we've been reminded of that this month, when an eagle left us and a starman took to the heavens. ♪ and the stars look very different today ♪ when the engines failed on the plane i was flying, i knew what to do to save my passengers. but when my father sank into depression, i didn't know how to help him. when he ultimately shot himself, he left our family devastated. don't let this happen to you. if you or a loved one is suicidal, call the national suicide prevention lifeline. no matter how hopeless or helpless you feel, with the right help, you can get well. no matter how hopeless or helpless you feel, is one of the elemental thprivileges of a free people. endowed, a

and then i put myself in there, rock and roll hall of famer graham nash died today. gone and in five minutes it will all be over. it's kind of interesting. so what do you do with the time left? i think you owe it to yourself as an artist and as a human being to have the best time you can. >> yeah. >> as we face our future. >> right. ♪ don't even try >> reporter: artists hope their music lives forever. but rock stars don't. we've been reminded of that this month, when an eagle left us and a starman took to the heavens. runners on your mark! ♪music get set! ♪you're rolled out at the dawning of the day♪ (sfx:starter pistol shot) ♪heart racin' as you made your little get away ♪but there's always scars, when you fall back far♪ ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪one day, you're gonna shine again,♪ ♪you may be knocked down but not out forever♪ ♪we lose our way, we get back up again♪ ♪it's never too late to get back up again♪ ♪and one day.... ♪ [female narrator] even if you're not planning on getting pregnant now, you should k

nash recounted her days meeting with martin luther king jr. she's credited with leading the allowed the first blacks to dine at an all-white lunch counter in the segregat south. as an activist, she was jailed, beatn, and spit on during non-violent demonstrations. evenhile pregnant. today she told our trina robinson we need to employ non-violent methods to enact positive change. >> had we waited for elected officials to de-segregate lunch counters and buses and the right to vote, i think some 50-odd years later now, we might still be waiting. >> nash also appeared today at miami-dade's campus where she focused on her days as a freedom writer. a group of african-americans who helped desegregate interstate travel in the face of threats and violence. >>> next on 6, another recap of the radar after another day of severe weather. >> that's right. and thankfully the severe weather is moving off shore. now the forecast turns it's going to eventually turn much cooler here in south florida. not before we see some e re severe weather thunderstorms. all t

nash, rocky mount, northampton person all close. anthony: warren county, wealthen city and advance closed and two lower delay johnston, harnett. county. barbara: this flipped van is an example of how dangerous the black ice could be. the driver lost control on business 70 in durham last night and was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of injuries. we have crews on the highways looking for icy spots like that. gloria rodriguez begins our team coverage coverage. good morning. gloria: good morning to you. we have been talking about how important it is to try to go slowly on the roads because you may think the snow has melted but some of that leftover snow and ice has refrozen and you are seeing black ice and that is is creating dangerous conditions. look right now where we are. we are on 40 east near fayetteville road and you can see there's an accident here. we are told a vehicle went over the guard rail. at this time this is affecting road. highway there. be careful if you are driving in this area. you may want to take a

. >>> a high school student is under investigation after an arrest at a school in nash county. the district tells wncn investigators found drugs, a gun, and ammunition inside of that student's car at northern nash high school. the student was arrested, but investigators have not released the person's name or age at this time. >>> durham police have not announced an arrest after a late night shooting. a person was hurt on chapel hill road before 11:00. ems took the man to the hospital for treatment. >>> a busy morning for ralleigh police officers who found themselves securing two crime scenes off of six forks road. last night at the center point apartments at hensley and wood bin drive. officers found a car riddled with bullets near the same complex. the incident has shaken up neighbors who live in the area. >> was definitely looking to move in a family oriented neighborhood. really shocked this happened here. >> the people hurt in the shootings are expected to be all right. there is no word of any arrest at this time. >>> a judge at fort bragg is trying to decide how to handle

five people overdosed in one week and a sheriff is concerned >> heroine is destroying counties in nash county and the look at the drug. sheriff: i wanted to take a look at what her when users look like, they are family members, they are people who belong to churches. >> each packet is $10. sometimes they come across crystal meth and black tar heroin, these little packets are causing a big problem. sheriff: we had about 7000 dosage seizures last year, and this year in january, and we are looking at probably eight officers finding individuals dan knight. >> they have seen an increased of -- increase of dozens of people overdosing on heroine, they're shocked and frustrated at what is happening. >> if i put myself in the place of the parents, i can truly understand their frustration and their anger. >> the sheriff says most of the heroine cases starts when prescription drug abusers turn to the cheaper alternative. sheriff: the first thing to recognize is to see it and then to get the patient help early. when you are calling on a law enforcement agency, it is too late. >> in nash county, st

and then i put myself in there, rock and roll hall of famer graham nash died today. and in five minutes it will all be over. it's kind of interesting. so what do you do with the time left? i think you owe it to yourself as an artist and as a human being to have the best time you can. >> yeah. >> as we face our future. >> right. ♪ don't even try >> reporter: artists hope their music lives forever. but rock stars don't. we've been reminded of that this month, when an eagle left us and a starman took,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> steve hartman stopped at a roadside restaurant and brought us back a story as sweet as honey. >> reporter: what makes tim's place restaurant in albuquerque, new mexico so special is that it is indeed tim's place. >> hello. how are you doing today? welcome to my place. >> reporter: tim harris was the first restaurant owner in the country with down syndrome. for the last five years he has lived for his business. which is why his customers were shocked when tim announced recently that he was closing. >> my customers cried a lot. into my arms. >> going to miss y

nash is an expert, i'm not.always understood the threats that exist in this world that the world is dangerous. i'm having a hard time conceptualizing what the doomsday clock means to me with the exception of reducing on my end reducing climate change, what can i do to keep the clock from imploding? that clock will still read three minutes before 12. charles: that's the point, when it was started in 1945, the guys that did the manhattan project worried about it, started the clock at 7 minutes, it got to 17 minutes after ronald reagan won the cold war, now down to three minutes. a couple years ago a book was written how the world was more peaceful now than it was. indeed it was. think about it, 600,000 people, we lose 2,000 people now. we cut it. stop fighting. so the point is, yodit, if the average person doesn't think they can do anything about it, is it ultimately unstoppable? >> telling us there's three minutes before 12 before a catastrophic event is going to return is trying to predict the return of jesus. a

nash, rocky mount schools delayed two hours. more to come later on. north hampton schools. tomorrow can be a different way. the tt of your screen and you can find them any -- >> miserable tomorrow, i think. >> that's the perfect way to put it. you know, if it was just going to be some snow, it will be a wonderful thing but it's not. it's a mix of sleet and change over to freezing rain for a good bit of the viewing area. could mean widespread power outages and just a big mess and rains in other places chvment is heavy at times. a nasty day tomorrow. let take a look at our roxboro sky cam. there's just a little dusting showing up on that car on the right side of the screen. so much of the snow in the awnings there and downtown roxboro. but notice over by the parking space by the buildings it looks wet. that's frozen. >> we did have that band of snow that came through last night and, of course, that helped to bring us that frozen stuff out on the roads in some places. it's not widespread but those northern counties did see a bit of that. now today's going to end up being a nic

nash, rocky mount. northampton and person closed. warren, walden and vance county. barbara: on a two-hour johnson, harnett the roanoke rapids, no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson and wilson and wayne. we have a complete list at the bottom of the screen or abc11.com. this morning a man who was shot and killed a good samaritan in catawba county appears in court. he shot the man when he went to help wade after he slid off an icy road. witnesses say lee appeared to be intoxicated. a reward is being offered for to who intentionally hit a state troop earn in row an. he was investigating the investigation of a.t.v.'s and one of them ran over him. when the same driver tried to strike the trooper again he fired shots at the a.t.v. and the drivers fled. anthony: seven taken to the hospital after they were hurt on a plane from miami to italy during turn lands. -- turn turn lands. the seat belt light was on when the plane carrying 192 passengers and 11 crew members encountered the tur interview lands. u.s. highway safety traffic administration is expanding a recall that affe

here with reaction, captain chuck nash, fox news military analyst. captain nash, the u.s. saudi relationship has been very strong over the years. it had bumps after 9/11 but very strong alliance, second only to israel in the middle east. are we putting that at risk now because of great concern the administration has about the iranian nuclear deal? >> i think what happened, david, is that we he switched sides in war on terror. used to be we were with gulf arabs and they were with us and it was against iran because they took down our embassy and held our people captive back in 1979. iranians have been killing americans around the world. our embassies in africa and of course providing ieds and other technology that killed americans in the war in iraq. david: let me just get it straight, captain. you're actually saying that we now side, not with the saudi arabians who at least publicly say they're our allies but we side with a nation over the saudis who say they want us dead? >> that's precisely what i'm saying. i am saying there has been a calculation where we are now backing

nash hired by norwood native, and former patriot director of pro scouting, bob quinn, who' s now the g.m. in detroit. the nfl is a little less braggy today after concussions went down in 2013 and 2014, the nfl boasted it was due to its new concussion protocol. but there was a 32% increase this year with 271 concussions andy murray taking center court in the semi-finals of the australian open going up against milos. bob: murray one that point but was down two sets to one and when he mounted his come-back , his opponent claimed his racket. good thing he brought like 12 of them. murray advances to the fifth where he will play novak djokovic on sunday. tennis players and golfers get to have complete quiet when they play but not so for basketball players they get to the free throw line, and fans can do almost anything to distract them . that is michael phelps doing a little free-style he came out from behind the arizona state curtain of distraction wearing nothing but a speedo and some of good one. the shooter, finding it a little hard to concentrate with all that going on. you see in the

the ymca of south florida will remember king. 50 years ago as a freedom rider nash told bobby kennedy she was ready to die for equal rights after he told protestors to end their trip to alabama. >> we would not be able to have a movement without public accommodations or any civil rights movement without getting a lot of people killed first. so it was essential that the freedom ride tonight. >> part of nash's life was featured in the movie "selma." our own calvin hughes will serve as emcee for both of those events. >>> new video released chicago. your heart loves omega-3s. but there's a difference between the omega-3s in fish oil and those megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happppr still, megared is proven to increase omega-3 levels in 30 days. megared. >>> more protests against police planned in chicago today. the video shows the 2013 shooting death of17-year-old cedric chapman. his family has been fighting for months to get the video released. the officer who shotim says he saw him turning toward

and just full speed on nash.tay my speed and just make a move and put it in. >> you don't see maybe a highlight goal every game, but it's moments like this that you can't really do anything about it, i guess. just amazing. >> so alex ovechkin and the caps will go for that number 500 tomorrow against ottawa, 7:00 p.m. here on csn. that is a little bit of history. the redskins also looking to make history. in fact they haven't won a home playoff game at fedex field since 1999. how long ago was it? real long ago. kirk cousins was just ten years old. boy, he's been playing like anned adult ever since, though. since thanksgiving, just one interception. 17 combined touchdowns. and he's not just a redskins quarterback. he is this team's leader. >> he's doing everything you expect or you ask your quarterback to. he's giving everybody a chance to make plays. just contributes to the offense. >> he has to rely on his teammates like he's done all year and not put too much pressure on yourself. a lot of times you want to make

nash, rocky mount, northampton person closed. anthony: lauren, welden city and vance and two hours delay a number of them. you can find a complete list of closings and delays at the bottom of the screen or abc11.com. barbara: this is an example of how dangerous black ice could be. the driver lost control on business 70 in durham last night and was taken to the hospital. we do not know the extent of injuries. we have crews on the highways looking for icy spots on the roads. gloria rodriguez is in breaking news one. good morning. gloria: we have been driving around raleigh and durham and we are seeing most of the interstates and major roads are clear at this time. so that is very good for those of you heading to work today. however, doesn't mean we are in the clear because we had cold melted snow refroze. want you to look at where we are right now on t.w. alexander near blue ridge boulevard and you can see right here that the road looks very different from yesterday. i was here yesterday and we saw several vehicles skidding and spi

fox news's military analyst chuck nash joins us on the phone. what concerns me, captain nash, u.s. personnel will be returned. that means they have been detained. that presumably the u.s. craft were boarded by iranians, correct. >> what happens probably sounds like in a move from kuwait down to bahrain, farsi island sort of sits closer to the saudi arabian coastline. so, kuwait, saudi and then bahrain and it looks like what may have happened is either one of them lost power and started drifting, or, they edged too far to the northwest and strayed into iranian territorial waters. david: okay. we have some information, forgive me, captain nash. now an administration official, ben rhodes, deputy in the administration, he says that in fact one of the boats did go into iranian territory and was seized by iranian revolutionary guard forces. >> yeah. david: can you tell us anything about that group? >> yeah. it is actually the islamic revolutionary guard corps and they are, they are not the regular iranian navy. the islamic revolutionary guard corps is what they say they are, that is, the

captain chuck nash is back.so with us is retired lieutenant colonel james carafano of the heritage foundation. colonel, let me ask you. how does this change things now? the u.n. has gone in officially put out a report. they're saying it is genocide, it is war crimes. what does that mean? >> it doesn't change anything for this administration. the president was clearly lear in his state of the union address. he has a plan to deal with this he will not change his plan. when he came into office nobody was dying in iraq. none of this was going on. it mushroomed under his presidency. he is clear he doesn't have a big plan changing much of what he is doing. things going on in iraq today, they will still be going on iraq the day the president leaves office. melissa: captain nash, this reminds me what happens in world war ii, what were people doing while this was going on? u.n. go in write an official report saying civilian death toll is staggering. describing executions by beheading, running people over with bulldozers

halifax, nash, person, roanoke rapids, vance, warren, weldone city schools all on a two-hour delay and mecklinburg in virginia will open at 10:00. barbara: it sis not expected to

i spoke to of famer graham nash about the loss of two contemporaries. january's been a cold month for music lovers.glenn frey suddenly gone just a week after david bowie. their fans, imagine how it hitow musicians. >> yeah. because who's next? >> talking with graham nash about another topic this week, we kept coming back to the shock of it.omething particular apply jaring about both of them. >> yeah. because it was completely unexpected. >> yeah. >> i mean glenn was what?>> yeah. >> wow. bowie is 69. >> are you feeling the clock anymore after this month. >> i've been feeling the clock a six months. >> gnash has had a career in music, starting with the hollies. and then with nash and young. >> with all due respect we've talked many times. and my 74 and it is stunning to me that i still feel like this kid in a sion that i still have for communicating. it is amazing to me. and i'm just going to go right along with it until, you know, it comes to bowie's end came just days after he released his latest album, "black star." died just months after the eagles h

nash. >> don't forget, if you mention that you saw dr. nash on "the morning blend," the the standard evaluation fee is only $19, normally $50. >> dr. nash's office located on west pacific avenue in henderson. to learn more you can give her office a call or visit her website. >>> up next on the blend, good times never seemed to good as we pay tribute to neil diamond. >> i am, i said. you can like or follow us. vegasmorningblend.com. we'll be back. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >>> welcome back. all in one place, one of those is the king of diamonds, rob garrett, plays tribute to neil diamond in the american trilogy show. >> you can see it n

in nash county the medical examers office is looking into five suspected over dose death since friday. michael is here with the story of one young woman who working to gain control after becoming addicted to heroin. typical because heroin is the first drug chytrid. >> dear heroin, i hate you. you've turned my life upside down. i have to look in the mirror every day and see the scar ands deal with the pain. >> this was a way to express to her mom how much she needed help. >> she didn't know -- she didn't have any clue about what he needed to do to help me. >> her addiction to heroin started when she was a teenager after her dad passed away. >> a guy introduced me to it and got worse and worse. seconds time i did it turned into iv and after i did the, with. i couldn't wake up or roll out of the bed. >> she was arrested on a drug possession charge. she's been here five months getting help and avoid turning to heroin again. >> i thought i was honestly gonna die on it. >> in nash county, sheriff keith stone says that's exactly what's happening to too many >> i've seen way too often here in

nash county is also feeling the impact of downed trees and power lines. wncn's justin spoke with a family there who's been without power for 24 hours. >>> it's crazy. you take the little things for granted. if you don't turn on the light switch, it's tough. >> donald lost electricity around 6:00 friday night. and by saturday afternoon, he borrowed a generator from a friend to continue to power through the outage. >> so we just actually just hooked it up now. got a freezer going on it. refrigerator and stuff like that. we're going to let the neighbor get a little bit of heat off that too. >> he lives in bailey where ice and trees brought down five utility poles. >> this is a significant restoration. >> duke energy had a 30-person crew working to replace poles and lines there. and restore power to the 500 to 1,000 customers impacted. i appreciate them out there doing that. but man, apparently, three or five poles are down. >> a duke energy spokesperson said it could take about six hours to clean this up and restore power here. but statewide it could be mond

nash county investigators seized more than $3 million worth of heroin last year. they're launching a new task force next month with agencies in surrounding counties. >> incredible how quickly it's spreading across the country. >>> more breaking news this morning, an autopsy will be done to determine how a man involved in a domestic violence incident in indianapolis died in police custody. police took the man without incident tarnd -- around 9:00 thursday night. while in handcuffs, he complained about chest pains, he wound up dying though he was helped. suspect was cooperative the whole time. >>> today, 24-year-old kevin powell jr. expected inside a cumberland county courtroom accused of shooting his mother in the head. fayetteville police say he walked in to a salon and spa on arland avenue and shot his mom for some reason. at last check, she's in critical condition at unc hospital. we'll keep you updated right here. >>> in atlanta, federal judge denied bond for accused serial jewelry thief, the 24-year-old abigail kemp is a danger to the community as well as a fl

nash county is also feeling the impact of downed trees and power lines. wncn's justin spoke with a family there who's been without power now for more than 24 hours. >> it's crazy. you take the little things for granted. if you don't turn on a light switch, it's tough. >> donald lost electricity around 6:00 friday night. and by saturday afternoon, he borrowed a generator from a friend to continue to power through the outage. >> so we just actually just hooked it up now. got a freezer going on it. refrigerator and stuff like that. we're going to let the neighbor get a little bit of heat going off that too. >> he lives if bailey where ice and trees brought down five utility poles. >> this is a significant >> duke energy had a 30-person crew working to replace poles and lines there and restore power to the 500 to 1,000 customers impacted. >> i know they're working hard. i appreciate them doing that. but man. apparently it's rough. if three or five poles are down. wow. >> a duke energy spokesperson said it could take about six hours to clean this up and restor