of the line paving machine costs taxpayers more than a thousand dollars. it's been sitting more than running. >> it is what it is. the purchase was made a number of years ago. >> reporter: an audit says the average overall condition of tampa's roads is poor. >> when was the last time they paved the street? >> i couldn't tell you. >> reporter: so why isn't the city getting more out of its investment? >> who made the mistake and why is it this way? >>reporter: we have been reporting problems for years. tonight at 11:00 we'll tell you what's being done to stop waste inefficiency. >>> still many questions to be answered by the wounded warrior projects. it's been less than 24 hours since the two top executives got fired. today is the focus on what's next for the charity. we talked to black dagger military hunt club that depend on donations to teach blind he has seen firsthand at a local level the good that's come from the wounded warriors project. >> we hope the right people get in there and take the money they have in the bank and that they have coming in and

it actually paved 15,000 fewer square yards than the year before. the complexity of the project could have play a role but they think it's running more to justify its purchase. >> we should have never purchased it and shouldn't continue to run it to keep a warranty going. >> there's probably something smaller scale we could get to do the job. >> reporter: the city already has a smaller paver bought in 2005. records show it's only run 485 hours during the past decade. >> i can't really explain why those reasons are it wasn't used much rfrnlts done kins has made lots of changes. >> all i can say is we're going to use the money we do get to >> reporter: where was the short fall? who made the mistake? i'm adam wallstre taking action for you. >>> california lawmakers working on a bill to give parents school re parents leave with pay. it would not apply to small businesses, only those with more than 25 employees. for some the idea is good in theory but they don't think it's really necessary. >> yeah, it's surprising to me. especially with the way the econ

the i-team found out it actually paveed 15,000 fewer square yards than the year before. duncan said many factors could have played a role, but believes the machine may be running for to justify its purchase. >> we should never have purchased it and we shouldn't just keep it running to keep a warranty going. >> the city is considering selling it back to the vendor with a huge loss. the city already has a smaller paver, bought in 2005. records show it has only run 485 hours during the past decade. >> i can't really explain why those reasons were that it wasn't used much. >> duncan said she has already made several changes. wright hopes that will benefit him and his neighbors. >> all i can say is we're going to use the money we do get to >> where was the short fall? who made the mistake. >> i'm investigator adam. >>> developing right now we are following flash floods in 6 states. this is in louisiana, national guard rescuing flood victims. taken south of shreveport. look at that. the guard telling us they have rescued more than 3500 families from flooded homes in 6 differen

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paving greatly accelerates the change.d what we're going to do is just look a little bit into the future, imagining that these roads, which are still dirt roads, are all paved, as is slated by the federal government of brazil. narrator: in this simulation, the growing red area represents new deforestation every two years up to the year 2020. so as these roads are paved, deforestation is basically going to march up along those roads. instead of all the deforestation being concentrated along the east and south, we've made inroads into the core of the basin. narrator: at the southern edge of that core, a new economic force is pushing the pavement north. from space, we see fields of soybeans etched in the shrinking forest. brazil is about to overtake the u.s. as the world's leading producer of soy, exporting their crop to millions of chinese consumers and european livestock growers. the soy farmers of mato grosso are very keen on having asphalt so that they can ship their soybeans to the santarém port and put it on oceangoing

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through his mission, he's helped pave the way for a mission to another planet. during his mission he flew more than 143-million miles, made more than 54- hundred orbits around earth and saw 11-thousand sunrises and sunsets. at least four people are hurt and 30 homes damaged after a tornado hit people are hurt and 30 homes damaged after a tornado hit jefferson county, alabama. take a look at some of the damage. several trees and power lines are also down. neighbors say they didn't have much warning and they are lucky it wasn't worse. butted to door to door to see if anyone needs help. michigan. to slow down just in time for this but not after eight to 12 inches fall in high winds are making travel difficult. blowing snow is causing whiteout conditions. crews have been out all night monitoring the roads. right now, an investigation is underway in lakeland to find out what caused a fire at a home. two people and a dog were found dead inside. another dog was hurt during the fire. two dogs found outside of the home are ok. this is a live look now. crews say flames br

first, very few legitimate paving contractors will cell door to door. second, don't pay until the work is done. third, it is rare that contractors will have extra materials. number four, check to make sure that the company is legitimate. finally if you think you are a victim, get as much information as possible, and call someone. all things kimberly inman says could have saved her money but more importantly the stress and vulnerability. >> i could have very well called dell dot the to see if this was legitimate and i didn't do that. >> reporter: reporting from wilmington delaware, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:35n business news this morning the best companies in the u.s. also, the reason stocks dropped again yesterday. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning,er contact so far global stock markets seem to be holding steady after tuesday's terror attacks in brussels. stocks fell yesterdayly mostly because of falling oil prices. dow jones dropp

first, very few legitimate paving contractors will sell door to door.econd, don't pay until the work is done. third, it's rare that contractors would have extra materials. number four, check to make sure the company is legitimate. finally, if you think you are a victim, get as much information as possible and call someone. all things kimberly says could have saved her the money but more importantly the stress and vulnerability. >> i could have very well pick up the phone and called deldot to see if this was legitimate and i didn't do that. >> reporter: reporting in wilmington, delaware, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> there are new developments into the investigation into the terror tax in brussels tonight here's what we know right now. two officials say the suspected bomb maker in the paris attacks was one of two suicide bombers who died in the airport blasts. police in belgium continue to search for surviving brussels bomber. security officials have told the associated press isis has trained at least 400 attackers and sent them into europe for

first, very few legitimate paving contractors will sell door to door. second, don't pay until the work is done. third, it's rare that contractors would have extra materials. number four, check to make sure the company is legitimate. finally, if you think you are a victim, get as much information as possible and call someone. all things kimberly says could have saved her the money but more importantly the stress and vulnerability. >> i could have very well pick up the phone and called deldot to see if this was legitimate and i didn't do that. >> reporter: reporting in wilmington, delaware, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> there are new developments into the investigation into the terror tax in brussels tonight here's what we know right now. two officials say the suspected bomb maker in the paris attacks was one of two suicide bombers who died in the airport blasts. police in belgium continue to search for surviving brussels bomber. security officials have told the associated press isis has trained at least 400 attackers and sent them into europe f

of course, hillary clinton and her husband paved the way for the north carolina visit. bill clinton stumped for her on monday. we do see if you women out front this morning we got here and they are here well before the doors open to the public. sometime around 1:30 is when the doors will open but they were they are looking for do seeing their candidate in person today. we are told that hillside high school will be wilbur presented at the rally today. hillary clinton takes the stage around 4:20 and the 20 minutes will be filled by performances from the choir and the band and the mayor is also expected to speak, along with the democratic leader of the house. so a lot of will be happening here later in the day. trump cannot be president. bernie sanders says voters will many kinds of people. john: donald trump was in fayetteville last night. >> we are going to win with the we will not out isis. you'll win with our military. we will win with our best because we are going to take care of our great veterans. john: after his rally, some of his supporters clashed with protesters

brother mark kelley, also an astronaut. >> scientists are hoping that this long time in space will pave the way to mars. he talks about what it was it was like to spend all of that time up there. >> this is a very closed environment. >> it's the simple things about earth that astronaut scott kelley says he missed like running water and fresh air. when the hatch of the russian capsule opened in caz kazakhstan it was his first fresh air in 340 days. >> there is nothing like new cold air coming into the capsule. >> help was there on the ground kelley did not appear to, despite almost one year in conditions of micro gravity. he said leaving the space station was bittersweet and he could have stayed longer if necessary. >> although i missed home if it was for the right reasons i clearly could have stayed however long it took. >> part of the mission was to see how the body handles long periods of time in space along with the raid radiation. testing of his physical responses began immediately in kazakhstan, and other tests will continue for at least nine months. in miami, steve harrigan fox ne

. >> check out this video sent by a viewer who's hard at work en route 35 north that was freshly paved a year ago. if you look over here the road paint is still sparkling and new. the pavement is still black, smooth and it hasn't even been through a couple of years worth of weathering at and then you get right here. you have to ask yourself why would you tear up what amounts to basically brand-new pavement? >> i call the contractor out of howell and spoke with someone. i left a message. >> i will get back to you but what you mean maybe? somebody needs to get back to me on this. this pavement is your open it shouldn't be torn up. >> what is your name? >> never did hear back so i asked the question to an on-site foreman. why do you have to pay the "x. a. just went down a year ago. i called the d.o.t. and i didn't hear back from them but it went down a year ago why does it need to be paid "x.. >> check with the d.o.t.. i got the d.o.t. unaligned here's what the department transportation had to say. >> is part of d.o.t.'s -- we found a small portion of the pavement didn't meet our standard

htin kyaw met with outgoing president thein sein, who is credited for paving -- with paving the way forpolitical change. today is a historical day. i am very blessed. i am very proud. -- proud of my people. catherine c.: in his speech, furtherw talked about detaching politics from the military. there are enough seats in parliament to allow them to veto thates to the constitution the new government hopes to make. catherine n.: there are people with, quote, "death at their backs and a wall at their face." that's how the united nations human rights chief described the refugees. syria's five-year civil war has killed at least 250,000 people and has driven nearly 5 million from their homes. headis united nations' ban ki-moon speaking. ki-moon: we are here to address the biggest refugee crisis of our time. this demands exceptional time and support from the member states. this demands an exponential increase in global solidarity. catherine n.: greek police were drafted in earlier to calm protests at a migrant camp on -- lesbos.of lesvo held for 10 days with no word on whether they will be allo

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the r roads are paved and everything else, but he has not gone into the real cuba that some say is there. we spoke with a family who talked about theher everyday struggles with life. driving through cuba, you see paved roads and what l loks like clean streets and well kept neighborhoods. maybe a different image the cuban government wanted to portray for the president on his visit to the island, but this is the other side. a wake-up call for some, a reality for many here. conditions. their homes made of crumbled brick, rotted wood, and bathrooms you wououdn't see in an americananrison. he welcomed us into his home and introduced us to his family. they struggle to live day-to-day on about $30 a month. sabina says what i can tell you here is a pair of shoes is very expensive. worker's minimum salary is 800 pesos. it's not enough to buy a pair. other areas of their small community split up into several homes made of aluminum panels and wood planks. and if you lived on the second floor, that meant climbing a broken ladder to get to your home. inside the conditions just as this is the bathroom

we paved the way. we black fellows out of the south.paved the way. ♪ i don't want to set the world on fire ♪ ♪ i just want to start a flame flame in your heart ♪ >> you are a member of this nation's greatest generation, your combined word list is as follows, world war ii victory medal. >> james edward blakely, from hero to homeless and back again. >> pearl harbor survivor. >> lisa fletcher, al jazeera. >> that's "america tonight." please tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. you can talk to us on twitter and facebook. come back we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. "on target" tonight. i'm at the mow jahi air and space museum. replacement to the ship, the vss, version spaceship unity is all new and it's addressed a lot of the safety issues that were concerns when that last spaceship went down. i'll show you that and more over the next half hour. the business of space. a

would storing some roads, re paving other, fresh paint have been applied to homes and businesses in areasill tour. and this welcome sign was put up outside a restaurant in old half and a many cubans are hopeful the visit will pave the way for more openess between the island nation, and the us. >> i think that we are going to have -- it is going to be slowly during his stay the president will meet with number every prominent cuban dissidents, but the white house won't say exactly who is on that guest list. president obama will also meet with us and cuban business leaders, many cubans hopeful his advice lit make life here better. >> i think that people want to hear from obama honesty, they opportunity see what he actually believes, and respects for the cuban community and what we believe in. >> the president will also enjoy the great american pasttime on cuban soil, he'll have prime seats for exhibition baseball game between the tampa bay rays and the cuban national team. chris martinez, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> when president obama and his family arrive, raoul castro not thereto greet

the adoption of these principals pave the way for a syrian dialogue without any foreign intervention without preconditions. >> thank you so much. >> and just to get you up to date with what we're looking at now, that is the damascus envoy to the u.n. talks at u.n. headquarters in geneva. we thought we were going to get a short q&a session there. it was tonight be. he was sounding exceptionally optimistic. he said he believes the approval of what is on the table as of today will lead to a syrian dialogue, a serious dialogue for all syrians. the key phrase, which i think will reverberate was when he used the phrase without preconditions, that's very probably of course a direct reference to what people like the hnc, the opposition group, their line in the sand, of course is that the syrian president, mr. assad has to go, or at least has to sign up to some sort of process that ends with him no longer being in power in any substantive way in the capitol, damascus. i dare say we will be talking to james bayes before then of the hour if we can. and you can get more on the website, aljazeera

there's street paving machine. protesters out here, you can see putting a mr. obama's picture and then rolling right over it with tha of heavy equipment there, just one way they are expressing their anger out here, as to how upset they are that this day is actually happening. these protests out here, we're live outside versaillele out here in little havana. these happen on a regular basis. sometimes even weekly. day, they have stepped up their efforts today. all of these people we talked with, just keep on talking about and they are very loud about their opinions about how they think it is just flat-out wrong and mr. obama is in cuba today meeting with raul castro, let alone warming relations and doing business with the castro brothers. you know, it got a little tennis -- tense here a little earlier today. wearing a shirt and walked through this area with a man and boy, they got the attention of protesters out here. she had a trail of protesters following her, screaming at her, of course, the man was -- the woman wearing the jake vagara shirt, they started foll

legalization is paving the way for big business but it also exposes plenty of problems that need to bens' attitude towards illicit drug use has softened over the years. 23 states have legalized marijuana for use, california, oregon, washington and colorado,

accumulation on grassy non-paved surfaces. temperatures well above freezing. the roads look to be wet across the region. the last gasp have of winter on the first day of spring. accu weather forecast showing high tomorrow is 43. breezy, sunny on monday at 51 degrees. fifty-five on tuesday, and mostly sunny and warmer, and spring sunshine on wednesday, up to 68. and not bad on thursday, 72, good friday is 66. a couple showers possible then. and we're above average next saturday, sarah with a high of 6o after the rain and wet snow tomorrow, not a bad forecast. >> hopefully that is it. >> enough of the four letter word. >> thanks, melissa. >>> you can find the seven day forecast and live look at double scan radar anytime of the day on the web site at six abc.com/weather. >>> finally tonight, it was an early easter treat for very determined dogs in wilmington today. this is the paws for people easter bone hunt at skyline united methodist church. dogs with their moms and dad searched for hidden eggs filled with dog bones, treats and prizes. some puppies were talent

good paving contractors rarely have much material left over. it's a red flag that someone would pressure to make a decision right now. take time to make sure the company is letting gate and have a -- legitimate and have a good reputation. if you think you're getting scammed write down the vehicle number and call police. no one thn channel 6 "action news." >>> people in colorado are digging out this holiday weekend after a spring snowstorm and this one left thousands without power. >>> we don't want that. >>> you heard of davinci honor dog vinci and fans cannot get enough of him. >>> looking live at the platt bridge, chris sowers harass the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. is taking the art warm by storm. this is dagger, his ow

one big reason we're dealing with colder temperatures, we're seeing clearer skies, paving the way for a beautiful sunrise. take a peak out your window. there are cloudier conditions to the west. those are gradually going to spill in to central north carolina as we head throughout the day. so right now your temperature 30 degrees in raleigh and in clayton. now in the upper 20s around henderson, roanoke rapids and rocky mount. roxboro 26. mid-20s around south hill, virginia. let's get straight to the forecast today, clear and cold we should be close to freezing. 45 at noon, high today of only 51 degrees. normal for this time of year is actually closer to 59. so well below that mark. we will see pretty cloudy skies through 3:00, 4:00, 6:00 this evening. then after sunset i'm actually tracking the potential for rain. i'll let you know how long that rain will hang around in central north carolina coming up in your complete stormteam forecast. right now i want to switch gears and check in with traffic. brighter conditions, this is i- 40 and jones sausage road, much clearer than where we wer

. >> paved the way. >> paved the way, and what can i do to do it better? and then we have the technology aspect, you know. >> they can teach you how to instagram. instagram, websites -- >> pinterest and todo eso. >> break that bubble of fear where elders don't want to learn i.t. stuff. >> there's a lot to learn both ways. both ways. and it'll just empower everybody and make them feel good about what they're doing. >> yvette, let me put you on the spot. what message do you have for the younger generation of latinas? >> to me, it's "honor your >> yeah. >> look back and look at what the ancestors struggled. some fought. and many of them died in order to make a better place for us. and the way to honor them is to make the best of ourselves. you know? >> i see it as tapping the resource of what's available for you. it's an encyclopedia. it's a library that's there, walking around the kitchen, abuela, t^a, whoever she might be. >> right. >> and, you know, if you don't learn the recipes from them, they're gonna die, and we're not gonna know how to cook the meal.

so it is going to stick initially on the non-paveed surfaces the car tops, the gra grass.ful of that first thing tomorrow morning along with slick road conditions so allow extra travel time but it looks more like a nuisance system. we're only talking a couple of inches before all is said and done. look at the temperatures right now. mid to upper 30s. 36 in wilmington. 34 degrees right now in atlantic city. so we're watching this system we've been talking about most of the moisture stays to our south and then this system intensifies out to sea but once again it will be too late for impressive accumulations for us. so we'll take you hour by hour watching the clock with the temperatures and the precip so here's 10:00 o'clock. looking at some of that snow moving into central northern sections of delaware along with south jersey by midnight moving closer to the philadelphia area. the i-95 corridor. so it's not really going to be snowing from 10:00 o'clock until 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. we'll see pockets of light snow and once again we're competing against that march sun

they could pave the way for a new generation of entrepreneurs who are determine today preserve the country's environment and culture. narrator: this week, "global 3000" is in ethiopia, where we're watching globalization at work. we're looking into why chinese companies are relocating production here. and we'll be finding out how farmers in cambodia are responding to climate change and how that affects the rare sarus crane. but first, we go to brazil. a country already reeling from political and economic crisis, brazil is now in the headlines because of a new health threat we know little about, the zika virus. the virus came with the "aedes aegypti" or "yellow fever mosquito." in 2007, on a little island in the pacific, over 100 people came down with zika. this was when virologists first really noticed it.

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. >> the witness tells us police found a body here right off this paved trail in the grass.'t telling us how the victim died but neighbors think they know. >> reporter: neighbors say two, maybe three gunshots rang out. >> i go, what happened? >> reporter: police say a passer-by saw the man's dead body here steps off this paved trail. he went running for a security guard who called 911. >> i saw these cop cars and we could see a body cross the street from my bedroom window. >> reporter: she says about a dozen cops arrived on scene around midnight. some w h body. police won't say who the victim is. >> 2 a.m., they were still out there and i got tired of being nosy. >> reporter: police are saying the victim suffered trauma to his chest, but they won't tell us if it's the same gunshots neighbors heard that killed him. for now they're calling the death suspicious. all this has neighbors saying it's best to -- >> make sure you keep to yourself. if you see people in your neighborhood, hi, hi, go about your business. >> kind of nervous. probably won't walk here during the nighttime.

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now behind this system, this is paving the way for another awesome weekend. you'll love the numbers in our seven-day forecast. and quick burst of showers. wrapping it up early. and a blend of 50s and 60s through the overnights through next weekend. wednesday featuring a high of 83 with full sunshine. >> kristin: we're flying over i-4 right now heading east towards lake mary boulevard. you can see in both directions things are going smoothly. lots of green on the map on this thursday. i-4 eastbound and westbound, looking good. and i want to take you to the crash south of 417 in orlando. we have a crash on john young parkway and town loop boulevard near the big shopping center. it's slowing things down in the northbound lanes. lots of green. eastbound i-4 from john young parkway to downtown, it'll take you 3 minutes. and if you are using the 408 this morning, rowtion road to downtown will take you 10 minutes. >>> time to look at you your trending online headlines. headline from yahoo.com. desperate mexican drug lord wants quick extradition to the u.s. his attor

close to getting the delegates he needs to get the party's nomination, kasich is optimistic that it paves the way for a contested g-o-p convention later this summer in cleveland. <"if i'm a trump supporter and we go in there with the lead and somehow this thing is wrestled away from donald trump, i think there's going to be the perception that they rigged, they pulled a fast one on us. and there's going to be so much anger and frustration i think that is going to splinter the party, i think people are going to walk away from the republican party."> party.">marco rubio lost his home state of florida to donald trump... and bowed out of the race.trump leads in the delegate count... ted cruz is second and john kasich is in third. for the democrats-- hillary sanders in the delegate count. the former secretary of state beat sanders in the buckeye state with 5-percent of the vote.. to sanders 42. president obama said he'd do it-- and he did.today the president announced his nomination to fill the open seat on the supreme court. court.merrick garland is the chief judge for the u-s court of appeal

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he was the republican party's credit card to pave his halfway and lived it up in las vegas. he says he had used the wrong credit card. but he had used the same republican party card for six flights between miami and tallahassee. nicole: marco rubio criticizing from inert rally last night. >> when i am president of the united states, i running for president now who says he is not thick inside between israel and its enemies. i am taking sides. >> michigan and louisiana holding primaries today with 166 delegates up for grabs. former secretary of state hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders faced off in a town hall event yesterday. it was hosted by bret baier. >> i have said it wasn't the best choice to use of personal e-mail. it was unmistakable. i am not alone in that. nothing i said was marked classified or was i received was marked classified. >> not just the we have 29 million people without health insurance, we have many more underin short and we are getting ripped off by the pharmaceutical industry. we are charging higher prices in the world. >> i want debt fr

the mission could help pave the way for eventual flights to mars one day. >>> officials called the final super tuesday state just hours ago. senator ted cruz took alaska. the polls did not close until mid nature our time. marco rubio came in third with 15% of the vote. >> continuing super tuesday coverage, donald trump and hillary clinton each won seven states. here's the latest from washington. >> reporter: after securing key victories in several delicate- rich states, donald trump is shifting his focus to the general election. >> i am going to get along great with congress. paul rayon, i don't know him well. if i don't, he's going to have to pay a big price, okay? >> reporter: ted cruz is touting wins in oklahoma and texas. >> the strongest campaign to beat donald trump is our campaign. >> reporter: trump's wins are stoking fear in the republican establishment who question whether his nomination would keep them out of the white house. >> i think we're good to -- dishonest politician in the country, hillary clinton. >> i am the only candidate that not only can unite the party but can gr

able to participate here in paying tribute to some of the extraordinary americans whose footsteps pavedor me and my generation. i feel blessed and honored to have partnered with senator sessions in being the senate sponsors of this important award. this award is one of the highest civilian honors our nation can bestow and it is clearly fitting to tribute -- to give this tribute to the courageous foot soldiers, thousands of people who in the face of violence worked with peace. who in the face of hate showed incredible love. who in the face of fear showed courage and in the face of injustice demonstrated and overwhelming sense of love for their country and for their fellow countrymen and women. by putting one foot in front of the other time after time, they not only marched into history, but they awakened a national consciousness. they pricked the moral imagination of this country and people beyond. they themselves were a light unto this nation. through their work, these patriots ushered in the passage of the voting rights act, one of the truly crowning achievements of this democracy. tha

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we'll notice more cloud cover this afternoon, and that could pave the way for a shower or two for the evening drive home. i'm talking better rain chances, overnight tonight. i'll break down the details and timing in the storm team forecast. right now, we send it over to kristin with an update on traffic. >>> it is smooth sailing on the major shore row fairs this morning. -- thoroughfares this morning. really any major issues to tell you about. just normal traffic volumes on most of the interstates. traffic is moving at about average speed on 440, 40, and 540 this morning. no accidents to tell you about. have a safe drive in. we'll have more traffic updates coming up. >>> within a few days now, we expect to know the results of two investigations under way this raleigh after an officer- involved shooting was fatal. it happened around noon monday near the intersection of southeast and bragg street. emma wright is live at the raleigh police department with more on this situation. >> reporter: we learned of the officer involved in the shooting is senior officer d.c. twiddy. we're told he's

we're already paving a way for a very warm start, 60s. low end 70s across bravard county. in spots that weren't warm to kick things off. daytona beach, a ten degree plus on the surging temperatures compared to 24 hours ago at this time. you see a lot of warming out there, a little cooler spot around polk county. winds out of the east-southeast, bringing in mixed skies, breezy, warm weather with 85. the drive home as we head to 5:00 still in the 80s during that time. in the gulf scene today, mixed skies, very, very nice but a toasty 3:00 tee time, 86, quite warm with east-southeast flow 10 to 20. rain chances flat today, flat tomorrow and flat saturday. looks good if you have outdoor plans. the front makesage approach over the weekend. you can see the energy stockpiling over the south. watch the high pressure center, the ramifications it has on the over all path and intensity. band of shower, nothing severe. possibly. keep in mind we have ample moisture and favorable breeze. you never want to rule out isolated thunder. not cooling at all. behind the system a couple degrees

the move paves the way for the most famous nun of modern times to become saint teresa of calcutta. fox news correspondent "lauren green" has more from new york. 3 ((take pkg))runs: 1:35out: std chyrons:0:37-0:47 sunita kumar / spokesperson, missionaries of charity1:12-1:22 thomas d'souza / archbishop of calcutta1:23-1:35 lauren green / new york, ny / fox news chief religion correspondent (on cam fox news tag) ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- -----------------------------

the champion of equality and human rights, yvette simpson thank them for paving the way for other women. >> without you, there is no me. the thing i love about mary and spencer is not that she is beautiful, that she swims, that she talks to her sister, but that she is a fighter. mike: councilwoman men and -- since images some of this issue is the first african-american woman elected to city council and the first female president of the cincinnati branch of the naacp. sheree: helping online customers get packages delivered faster. partnership with amazon' s fulfillment services. this new agreement will service agreements. amazon already has it in place. kevin: we have the rain train going this evening. i want you to follow this plume . from cincinnati, it arcs around the ohio river all the way down to -- the mississippi and to east texas. this rain has to lift up and through the ohio valley. it will take a good 36 hours for that to happen. it means rain has already descended on a good part of the area. most of it is light. the majority of rain should be on the light to moderate side. don

was growing up in northern kentucky. she realized early on that education was the key to success and paved her own way to a positive future. today she spreads that message in her position of boy's hope, girl's hope cincinnati. >> when you're feeling hopelessness, it is the most -- poverty is one thing, and abuse and neglect is another, when there's no way out other than somebody caring about you. >> you can watch the full story on debby boman's life tonight. at 10:00 and 11:00 see more on boys hope, girls hope. if you would like to attend in person, you can rsvp by e-mailing webb master local12.com. >> a benefit this past weekend raised thousands of dollars that process. the rabbit hash bash raised $11,000 to be exact. a fire destroyed the beloved store last month. crews are using digital technology to rebuild the store. >> chilly, but clouds will disaster this afternoon. >> we'll have a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. in the last 30 minutes, cumulus clouds have started to bubble up and they will continue to drift from northwest to southeast through the tri-state for the next few hou

. >> don champion shows you how his completed mission may soon pave the way for a trip to mars. >> reporter: scott kelly gave a thumb's up tuesday night moments after landing. >> your first thoughts back on earth after a year? >> the cold air was amazing. >> reporter: last march kelly flew to the international space station and carried out, among other things countless experiments to study everythings of long duration trips in space. the same number of days it would take to get to mars. >> i'm encouraged on our ability to go even longer. even though i looked forward to coming home and there are things that i miss, i felt like if it was for the right reason i clearly could have stayed. >> reporter: but last week while still in orbit kelly admitted space is a harsh environment. >> for instance having no running water. it is kind of like i have been in the woods camping for a year. >> reporter: during his mission he flew 143 million-miles. made more than 5400 orbits around earth and saw 11,000 sunrises and sunsets. later today he'll fly to houston for a final check up by doctors. in the 90s a