his cell phone made contact with a tower near payne's home around the time payne would have died. several witnesses testified that, on the afternoon of payne's murder, they saw a car matching the description of spinner's vehicle speeding out of payne's driveway. when payne was later found dead, prosecutors say a wallet was missing from his pocket. a friend testified that, on the same afternoon of payne's and acting strange. when investigators searched spinner's car a few days later, payne's insurance card was found tucked between a seat. spinner's defense insisted there were other people with motive to kill payne who weren't properly investigated. according to the defense, none of the physical evidence found by investigators like blood and the supposed murder weapon could be linked to spinner. spinner faces up to life in prison when he's formally sentenced at a later date. he could have faced the death penalty, but prosecutors took that off the table in late december when they reduced his charge from capital to first degree murder. i spoke to payne's son this afternoon who said to

katie brooke reports. 3 a normal afternoon in january for malaka payne quickly became horrifying. she says her son fell asleep in the car and wouldn't wake up. (:04)malaka payne, milan's mom, "he was very disoriented, very spaced out." once she got him up and into the house he fell and she knew something was very wrong. (:03)malaka payne, milan's mom, "we left immediately and went to the er." 12 days in the hospital and an mri showed a tumor on milan's brain. two surgeries later.. doctors drained a lot of fluid. (:05)malaka payne, milan's mom, "i was so scared the whole time cause they told me what could happen." the next step for the 7 year old.. a month of radiation and four months of chemotherapy. malaka payne graduated in august from sylvan mellou she's now a stylist in forest, but had to take a break since her son got sick. keena wood, admissions director, "she's done a great job here supporting our organization and going out and representing our school very well and we want to supportther in her time of need." so they're hosting a cut-a-thon. 5 dollar hair cuts with all proc

payne millner hopes the study will prove what she already knows. payne millner: "when we nurture the arts in our schools and our communities, it makes society better." research will be conducted at various arts and cultural events throughout 20-16. people at those gatherings will be surveys, which will help track how money is being spent. lynchburg is one of nearly 300 communities across the country that was chosen to participate in the project. live in the lynchburg bedford newsroom, tim saunders, wdbj7. new at six, the blue ridge autism and achievement center announced two new programs to help people with disabilities. this afternoon leaders announced the creation of family and adult services.. the programs will help people with disabilities find jobs and help families in crisis find counseling and take part in support groups. angie leonard: "we have a lot of work to do to get our community prepared and get our families expecting a little bit more out of their kids. they're totally able to do things, it just takes a lot of hard work and that's wh

which is home to sunday's super bowl...was ranked number 21.payne on cam: that's business. i'm charles payne. 3 3 if you're not already anning trip to or through portland, oregon this summer... you may want to re- consider.a portland theater is teaming up with the airport to create a vintage-style movie house for passengers on the go. the airport cinema will mainly screen short films produced by local filmmakers. portland international's theater is expected to open this summer.a similar cinema opened at minneapolis-saint paul international airport in 20-14. and.... airport-based movie houses are quite popular in asia. 3 3 it was definitely winter in sioux city for groundhog early spriri? phil's forecast 3 3 <

payne's son offered a brief statement keith payne/son: "it's a sad time for both of our families, what has happened here, but this does give us some sort of closure." spinner faces up to life in prison when he's formally sentenced at a later date. a danville neighborhood's on edge after a suspcious man was reported to police. this video from a person living on north woodberry avenue said sunday night, the man rang his doorbell, then tried turning the doorknob as if trying to get inside. after the homeowner confronted the man, he took off to another house before running off. we've blurred out his face because he has not been charged with a crime. the homeowner said others saw a suspicious person outside their homes. police are looking for the man and are stepping up patrols in the neighborhood. some folks in wythe county might experience some temporary disruptions with their water service today. it will effect people who live along old bank road in the speedwell community through thursday. the water disruption is because of ongoing road work the virginia department of transportation is

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tara moriarty met up with payne. >> reporter: travis payne was perhaps the official underdog. >> so this is the board i used. it is actually pretty much brand new. >> reporter: no one expected him to take the titans of surf contest by storm. >> this is a magic storm. >> reporter: the 31 was an alternate and it gave him an edge. >> i was bummed when they announced i was an alternate and i was trying to prove myself. >> and prove it he did nabbing 2nd place. >> like a dream come true. everything in my life is kind of really good. >> the key to his well deserved trophy. >> stamped my name in the medal. >> and $12,000 purse. >> catched the biggest wave and the sketchist spot. >> payne started to surf with his brother tyler and dwyer that competed when he was five years old. >> he called and my brother tyler would get dropped off after school and my mom used make us helmets it was funny. >> and no one is more happy than his work guys at fire station 49. >> i work at the fire station there. >> payne saves live as a medic, his moonlighting as a surfer that makes him feel alive even though you m

not payne. that's a major rhetorical breakthrough and it changes everything. he's writing for the tavern crowd. widetrying to reach a readership. it makes a big difference. thank you. how did the readers of the pamphlets differ by colony? would massachusetts have a very large number of participants and south carolina very few? gordon: that's a good question. obviously readership would have been greater in those colonies which had cities. charleston was a fairly good sized city, but south of the mason-dixon line there really isn't any city. williamsburg was a small town and it only had any number of people when they met at the house of burgesses. have many more readers in the north, in the cities. boston, new york, philadelphia -- then you would have in the south. it's much more rural. we have some pamphlets from the south. --re's kind of a bias someone like dickinson was circulating everywhere. among someone like jefferson would know and read dickinson's pamphlet. he would be aware of it. small byn elite world, our standards. i suppose in the south, about 2% o

payne's son offered a brief statement keith payne/son: both of our families, what has happened here, but this does give us some sort of closure." spinner faces up to life in prison when he's formally sentenced at a later a retired danville two misdemeanor charges. police arrested sam mendenhall over the weekend for assault the charges are from two separate occasions. mendenhall worked department for 32 years. identified the two people involved in this morning's train crash in roanoke county. investigators say a work truck was sitting on the crossing at spring hollow access road when it was hit by a norfolk southern train just before noon. the truck then burst into flames. william lineberry was in the truck at the time, and died at the scene. johnny collins went to the hospital with serious injuries. no one on the train was hurt. new at 11, imagine the government telling you you're dead when you're very much alive! it happened to a man in rockbridge county. w-d-b-j-7's khiree stewart spoke with him and walks us through how this all happened. khiree... chris earlier this month, ray ber

meckes for five minutes. >> chairman mcsally, ranking member payne, i am dr. meckes. the division i work for serves the poultry and livestock industry and manages and operates four diagnostic hospitals in north carolina. north carolina enjoys a robust agriculturalal and business industry that contributes $80 billion annually to north carolina's economy. 67% is associated with animal agricultural. 17% of the state income and employees 16% of the workforce. chairman and ranking member both spoke about the food and ag sector and i will not speak to that. but mindful of the contributio contributions. directive nine was released and establisheded a policy to defend food systems and agriculture against terrorist attacks and other emergencys. included were 18 line items that provide guidance to address gaps to identify culture and food. 12 years later gaps remain to fuff fulfill the directives. i am talk about three of these topics today. line item 14 of hsb-9 directs participating departments and agencies to ensure the federal state and local response capabilities are adequ

payne's son offered a brief statement after today's verdict. keith payne/son: "it's a sad time for both of our families, what has happened here, but this does give us closure." spinner faces up to life in prison when he's formally sentenced at a later date. a danville neighborhood's on edge, after reports of a suspicious man in the area. this video is from a person living on north woodberry avenue. sunday night, a man rang his doorbell, then tried turning the doorknob as if trying to get inside. after the homeowner confronted the man, he took off to another house before running off. we've blurred out his face because he has not been charged with a crime. the homeowner said others saw a suspicious person outside their homes. police are looking for the man and are stepping up patrols in the neighborhood. a man in our area is alive and well, but upset after he says he was mistakenly declared dead by the department of veteran affairs. last month, ray berkstresser received a letter in the mail saying he was deceased and his benefits would be cut-off

payne played at tennesse and is a 4- star recruit. payne played at tennesse and is a 4- star recruit. iowa state says campbell added 36 newcomers, five of them 4-star recruits. coaches recruited all over, pulling players from 19 states. scout ranks the cyclone recruiting class 46th, 8th in the big 12. coming up next on the news at coming up next on the news at a xury-included family vacation in the caribbean the beaches resorts family sweepstakes

sincerely, alex payne.

jim: and i' m jim payne. 44-year-old marvin franklin was killed in a construction area near i-4 and the maitland boulevard exit. we learned today that his son found out about his dad' s death on his 15th birthday. meredith: wesh 2' s amanda ober joins us live with new information. michelle: the worker killed was a father of three, anas a result of his death, all construction work on all 21 miles of ultimate i-4 was halted today so they could review safety protocol. there is no activity here at the ivanhoe boulevard construction site, and it is unclear whether it will resume tomorrow or possibly not until next week. all was quiet along the 21 mile stretch of i-4 construction sgl thursday. constructors halted work after one its employees, 34-year-old marvin franklin, was killed wednesday when a dump truck backed over him. it happened in a construction maitland boulevard. >> we want people to feel this

sincerely, alex payne. fellow dad and fellow citizen. sincerely, alex payne. >>> tonight i'm suspending my campaign. >> no. >> yes, yes. >> count jeb bush out of the presidential race, after a fourth place finish in the south carolina primary tonight bush decided to step aside leaving the original field of seven, down to the final five. saturday night i'm walter perez. the big story on "action news" is a day of early vote ago this saw a huge victory for donald trump and slim win for hillary clinton. we will get the latest from abc's megan hughes. >> reporter: walter, good evening. the political map has change. jeb bush is out and we now have two clear front runners. hillary clinton and donald trump now each of two wins in the the race for the white house. >> hill willry, hillary. >> clinton sounding confident and taking swings. >> we need more than a plan to change the middle class needs a raise and we need more jobs. >> reporter: south carolina voters cementing donald trump as an outsider now firmly on the inside track. >> there is noth

payne was arrested shortly after. all new at 11:00 -- police in flagler beach say they have cracked a robbery case from october. they say 48-year-old daniel fountain is the man seen robbing drive. police say fountain implied he had a weapon and made off with a large amount of cash. he was picked up in st. johns county on a probation violation and now he' s charged with robbery and grand theft. meredith: new details in a case of a body found in orange county. deputies now say 22-year-old robert pearson was found in lake jessamine friday, near orange blossom trail and holden avenue. he was missing since january 22. investigators do not suspect foul play. also in orange county, a deputy was taken to the hospital after a crash this afternoon. chopper 2 was over the scene of the crash near orange blossom trial at west oak ridge road. the cruiser is off to the right up against a poll with front-end damage. a silver sedan is right in the middle of the road with heavy front-end damage. the deputy was responding to a call with

tickets are $90 per person and include a payne mason cigar gift bag. this premier event invites amateur smokers and and if you want more information on the biggest little smoke just head to kolotv.com and click on hot topics. reporting live from g- s-r ... matt vaughan, kolo 8 news now. a weak, fast moving will bring an increased chance of rain and snow to areas this afternoon and be breezy this afternoon. snow at the higher passes could cause a few travel headaches early this evening. a ridge of high pressure will begin to develop over the weekend and become more pronounced early next week. && .short term... only modest changes were made to the previous forecast mainly concerning winds this afternoon. a shortwave will tighten the pressure gradient across northwestern nevada and northeastern california. as a result, winds will increase this gusts up to 45 mph. there will be localized gusts up to 55 mph north a susanville to gerlach line to the oregon border. added areas of blowing dust northeast of honey lake including northern washoe county from the s

good evening, i' m jim payne. meredtih: i' m meredith mcdonough. police ay that teen jumped into the middle of a wild brawl, to try and break things up. but now, he' s in the hospital fighting for his life. meredith: wesh 2' s summer knowles is in daytona beach with the details. summer a big brawl in this small : field in daytona beach monday evening. >> right now our victim is in critical condition with two stabs to the abdomen and 1 to the cheek. summer police say it all began : with a group of middle schoolers who got into a fight at the field on sheridan road in between jackson and fletcher, but that a 16-year-old, sophomore at atlantic high school jumped in and pulled out a knife. investigators say that' s when a 17-year-old then tried to break up the fight, but ended up getting stabbed in the process. daytona beach police chief mike chitwood believes the fight is a result of an ongoing dispute. >> its something that been going on here in the neighborhood for the last several weeks where the picking on the middle schoolers and today the 10th g

and madam chair, with that i yield back my time spent night ranking member payne. members are reminded that opening six may submitted for the record.we are pleased to have a distinguished panel on this important topic. doctor doug meccas is a north carolina state veterinarian, a position he has held since 2014. prior to that, doctor mack is served as the branch chief for food, agriculture and defense at us department of homeland security where he provided oversight and management of the departmentimplementation of homeland security presidential directive nine , defense of the united states agriculture and food. integrating the efforts of other dhs components and coordinating those efforts with appropriate federal departments and agencies, tribal state and local governments and the private sector. doctor tammy beckham is dean of the college of veterinary medicine at kansas state university, a position she assumed in 2015. prior to his her current position, doctor beckham served as director for the institute ofinfectious animal diseases , i department of homeland sec

sincerely, alex payne. fellow dad and fellow citizen. sincerely, alex payne. jamie apody has sports. still a a lot of questions for the phillies. >> i'd say. >> yes, a lot. >> yes. >> tomorrow there will be complete. that is day position players must report to spring training, of course, most of them are already there, so is our jeff skversky live from clearwater, florida. jeff, you caught up with one position player, the question is, what position will he play? >> well, ironically he could be playing first base. one codey asche is in camp early, he is fighting for a job. he is a man on the mission trying to avoid becoming a man without a position. asche is fighting for starting left fielder's job with aaron altear and many more. he had a heart to heart with manager pete mackanin. he said i think i'm better than some of the guys i'm putting out there and i will prove it to you. >> codey asche is in a tough position, he lost his job at third base last year to miguel franco and was sent to triple a to learn left feel. while lefties his focus this spring, phillie

neesey payne: how do topographic maps work? derek kellogg: topographic maps use different colors to show the elevation and contour of the land. the closer the colors are to each other, the steeper the are these types of slope. neesey payne: how are these types of maps used? derek kellogg: scientists use topographic maps to localte drill sites for wells, to look for fault lines, and to find potential fossil sites. derek, thanks for joining us this potential fossil sites. derek, thanks for joining us this morning. so whether you have kids or if you're a big kid at heart like me, this is something the whole family can it's time to take a look at what's trending on facebbok. the academy awards were last night, and it's taking up a lot of the social media talking space. spotlight won best picture, brie larson won best actress and the big short won best adapted screenplay. -------- nasa astronaught scott kelly is making his way back home from being in space for a year. -------- and the total solar eclipse is a big talker. it's expect

died.81-year-old "josephine payne" passed away from her injuries.firefighters rescued payne and her daughter from her son's louis avenue home on may fifth. her son says he roof caved in because of all the flames.funeral arrangements have not been made. there's new information tonight in a fast-developing murder case in virginia. prosecutors say a 13-year-old girl was stabbed to death on the same day she was kidnapped by a virginia tech freshman. freshman.authorities arrested 18-year-old david eisenhauer after the killing.he's accused of using his relationship to lure nicole lovell from her house last wednesday, then stab her to death.her remains were discovered on saturday. nicole's mom is speaking out about her daughter's slaying for the very first time. <"colie had a passion for pandas, music, dancing, and dreamed of being on american idol someday. her favorite color was blue, she was a very loveable person."> person."> a second virginia tech student is being charged in connection to the murder.both students will go back to court next month. planned to remember a cyclist killed over the we

charles payne, he does but also invests. so he is really a conundrum.harles payne, let me ask you about the negative interest rate situation. that generally not a good thing when countries say they're open to it because they history suggests that can lead to bad stuff. >> you're right. history suggests bad stuff leads central banks to do'óz this. it's a last ditch effort to turn things around. gerri willis mentioned four countries. take japan, now in their 20th 20th decade -- two decade now 20, years, of just going nowhere, in part offed europe -- it's really interesting because( senator pat toomey who asked -- said, listen, wouldn't this hurt small savers? janet yellen said, no. and said we're examining this and we did not want to take it off the table. it's nuts they would be look looking at this and de facto admitting that they have no clue what they're doing. >> that always rattles folks when you hear that because a lot of people look to the fed to be the grownups in the room and despite what you might think of ben bernanke what he did post the melt

jim: i' m jim payne. two people are rushed to the hospital, after a shooting inside a tax office on clearlake road in cocoa. angela: that' s where wesh 2' s chris hush is tonight. he joins us live with the latest. chris: we are looking at two people wounded by gunfire and another by debris. this happened inside a tax office in the shopping center new the 1300 block of clearlake road. someone opened fire around 1:30 this afternoon. one person was seen -- received multiple gunshot wins. another was shot in the leg. a bullet pure through the wall to the pond shop next door. that person inside the pawnshop received minor injuries from the debris. one of the shooting victims was able to drive away. he was found a block away. that person and another were brought to the hospital in trauma alert. i did speak to an employee of the tax services office. she said it was her boss, the older of the people who was shot. >> he was ok, but i am praying nothing changes right now. he was a good guy.

sincerely, alex payne. fellow dad and fellow citizen. >>> trauma series. you meet white boy id? >> that is meredith grey fighting for her life on the operating the most dramatic way to bring back "grey's anatomy." >> what i can tell you is this, denzel washington is directing thepisode, yes, i said denzel, the two-time oscar everybody. >> i need some help in here now! >>there's a shot where it's looking down on you and the look in your eye when you're on that table, i was lik -- it's good. you have to bring your a-game for him. >> these shots of denzel in action. >> they did tell me what was going to happen to meredith. and i said, i don't know if the fans can hthat. and then they hit me with, and denzel is going to direct it. i said, okay, i'm down, whenever atever you want to do, i'll do it. >> you kind of don't want to mess it up that day. >> of course denzel was a tv doc himself on a tv show in the '80s. >> is it traa that you actually told denzel todirect. >> he was at a place where he was so open and

that was raymond payne last may -- just moments after the fire in corryville.his mother, 81 year old josephine payne and his sister were trapped upstairs in their louis avenue home when it overnight hours.firefighters had to rescue them.and now we've learned josephine never recovered.both payne women inhaled a lot of smoke. smoke.just a few of the long term health problems caused by smoke inhalation include airway obstruction, hoarseness, and continuous cough -- that's all according to the national library of medicine. medicine.because of the amount of smoke they inhaled... both had to be sent to columbus for treatment in a hyperbaric chamber.at the time -- we asked why they had to go so far for care even though we used to have hyberbaric chambers here in the tri-state. a few of them actually.turns out -- the hospitals no longer have the staff, training or certifications to help in an emergency any more. more. i stopped by the corryville neighborhood where josephine lived today.that home remains boarded up.i also called investigators and i'm still waiting to hear back to learn the ex

payne works at a fire station. we dropped in there today and found them glued to the it's a great moment to see somebody from your station throughout doing great stuff. >> and at ktvu.com we've posted competition. page. >>> a red-tagged home on the enol of a cliff in pacifica was afternoon. flame. you could see the fire truck arriving and dropping off a long firehouse. we got pictures from the oceanside of the fire. crews pours want you on it but the home was destroy mid. it was battered by el nino storms on the cliff there. >>> they began failing during mid january. stormy weather created more damage. the emergency work project should stabilize the sea wall reconstruction for pre storm conditions should cost about $2 million. >>> a strange story at the golden gate bridge. chp had two people being -- reporting they were hit by blow darts. you can see how long it is compared to the black pen. the first person told chp the dart hit his thigh, went through the genes and penetrated -- jeans and penetrated skin. a secon

sincerely, alex payne. fellow dad and fellow citizen. sincerely, alex payne. valley and around the world will over the start of lent. ash wednesday is the start before easter. many followers choose to fast or give to charity. pope francis said being nice on social media might be a worthy thing to do for lent. >>> lawrence johnson was a patriarch and long time member of the bethel ame church in ardmore. the church named their social hall in his honor. he passed away at the age of 108. he drove until he was 103. he drove for merv griffin. >>> the boss is coming to philadelphia, mayor kenny is going to make it glory days for the philadelphia school district. >>> beyounce protesters are getting into formation, why when "action news" continues. >>> 0 good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m., wednesday, february 10678 here's what's happening. >>> donald trump an bernie sanders sunday to victories in new hampshire. details on how it shook out up next. >>> a nightclub melee in old city of a involved former eagle lesean mccoy. >>> bitter air is coming to the

. >> charles payne has more in tonight's business report. >> reporter: how about this president's day present. a facelift for lincoln. to renovate the president lincoln statute. >>> and if you want to avoid the er, then be careful on the stairs. a new study says injuries from steps are the number one reason for emergency room visits. the second biggest reason slipping or tripping on floors. >>> forget about valentine's day? dominoes wants to help. this week is offering a carry out special for you and your sweetheart. any large two topic pizza for $5.99. if that doesn't win over your valentine i don't know what will. that's business, i'm charles payne. >>> there's not many certainty in life, expect for death and and you're goingng 3 3 getting older is one of the few things guaranteed in life... barring accidents. >>> getting older is one of the few things we're guaranteed in life barring accident. we age. >> as we age, we become more susceptible to diseases. >> as we age things become more difficult as far as staying as healthy as we would like. the weight tends to come on. we have to

to ethan payne.. hey.. why not pull up right here.. that is good for 3.. payne finished with 24 points and 9 rebounds. -more from the minutemen... in transition..rahee m anthony makes the layup he was just short of a double-double..11 points and 9 rebounds. -rockbridge county now.. tucker beebe gets the loose ball and will go coast to coast for the bucket. -shameik ware now on the fast break pulls up he jumper for 2 of his 23 points as rockbridge wins.. 70-44. in the second game of the day.. north cross taking on salem. -spartans attack early.. shannon davis buries the triple. -north cross answers.. peyton nworah who uses the glass for the basket. -more salem from the wing this time... cam spangler knocks down the triple. -nariq bailey on the breakaway for the raiders.. makes the layup and this one went into double overtime but north cross got the win 56-53. another score from the tournament.. the roanoke catholic boys fall to west charlotte 73-38.... and the titan girls taking on floyd county....hidden valley won 68-63. more games from the tournament.. ha

neesey payne: when did the concept of a leap year begin? derek kellogg: the leap year actually began during roman times and was a part of the "julian reforms". these reforms were implemented by julius caesar in an attempt to fix some of the problems that resulted from how the previous version of the roman calendar was being used. neesey payne: leap years usually take place every four years, but that's not always the case. explain that to us. derek kellogg: a leap year takes place every four years. however, this actually the earth's revolution. by placing an additional day every four years, you actually end up with about 43 extra minutes. to balance this, years that are divisible by 100, but not 400 are not leap years. so the year 2000 was a leap year, but 2100 will not be. so, as you can see having a leap day every once in a while helps to keep us on track. this morning on some virginia tech basketball. last night the hokies took on wake forest to try and get their third straight acc win and to go on into the postseason with a bit of moment

to ethan payne.. hey.. why not pull up right here.. that is good for 3.. payne finished with 24 points and 9 rebounds. -more from the minutemen... in transition..rahee m anthony makes the layup he was just short of a double-double..11 points and 9 rebounds. -rockbridge county now.. tucker beebe gets the loose ball and will go coast to coast for the bucket. -shameik ware now on the fast break pulls up he jumper for 2 of his 23 points as rockbridge in the second game of the day.. north cross taking on salem. -spartans attack early.. shannon davis buries the triple. -north cross answers.. peyton bailey driving.. dumps it to james nworah who uses the glass for the basket. -more salem from the wing this time... cam spangler knocks down the triple. -nariq bailey on the breakaway for the raiders.. makes the layup and this one went into double overtime but north cross got the win 56-53. another score from the tournament.. the roanoke catholic boys fall to west charlotte 73-38.... and the titan girls taking on floyd county.... more games to come tonight including n

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payne. i'll be remaining on the subcommittee but i'll be chairing the maritime subcommittee now, which is obviously quite important for my district and looking forward to continued leadership opportunities. back to the topic at hand. throughout this congress this subcommittee on emergency preparedness response and communications has taken a deep dive into the world of biological terrorism. we've held hearings to sees the threat, tuned scope of the biodefense problem, and examine federal programs aimed attackling some of the biodefense challenges. our oversight thus far has primarily been on the human impacts of biological terrorism. today we'll take a different perspective and look at the impacts to the nation from a terrorist attack on or natural disruption of our agricultural or food systems. an attack would impact the most basic of human needs. the food we eat. furthermore the food in the agricultural sector is critically important to our nation's economy. u.s. food and agriculture accoun

payne works at a fire station. we dropped in there today and found them glued to the happenings at mavericks. >> it's fantastic. it's a great moment to see somebody from your station throughout doing great stuff. >> and at ktvu.com we've posted more video and photo of the competition. look for mavericks on the front page. >>> a red-tagged home on the enol of a cliff in pacifica was destroyed by a fire this afternoon. a viewer sent a picture of the flame. you could see the fire truck arriving and dropping off a long firehouse. we got pictures from the oceanside of the fire. crews pours want you on it but the home was destroy mid. it was battered by el nino storms on the cliff there. >>> they began failing during mid january. more raf -- of of -- waves and stormy weather created more damage. the emergency work project should stabilize the sea wall reconstruction for pre storm conditions should cost about $2 million. >>> a strange story at the golden gate bridge. chp had two people being -- reporting they were hit by

really some good questions from the 3rd, 4th and 5th grader from payne elementary. thank you for inviting me. the letter tonight looks like wintertime in virginia. it is going to be breezy and cold. temperatures are already in the 20s. and when you wake up in the morning, many of us will be in the teens, but that wind chill which is really going to be the factor and will feel like between zero and 10 degrees. right now we are cooling down about a degree an hour after sunset. the temp is now down to 23. this little light blue number is how cold it feels. that is the wind chill. feels like 16 and the wind is comingcome to coming in near 10 miles per hour. evening and a few areas of snow flurries toward the mountains, so right now we are looking toward i-81 near blacksburg near route 360. you see a little bit of snow trying show up through witt county you can see light snow in that direction. not expecting any accumulation out of it. and all of us are getting drier weather which going to build in. you will notice the cool weather for the next several days. and the very

spinner left the court room james payne's son on camera. hear what he has to say about the guilty verdict coming up at 7:00. live in campbell county, katie brooke, abc 13 news. >> noreen: thank you, katie. >>> the halifax county attorney is not happy with the new courtis not happy with the new courthouse plans. the proposed plan will cost taxpayers $23 million but it doesn't include renovating her office. tracy martin says her office is just as insecure as the courtjust as insecure as the courthouse and needs a lot of work. she is going to present these problems to the halifax county board of supervisors at tonight's meeting. >>>. >>> a nelson county attorney is eyeing the commonwealth attorney's seat. anthony martin submitted his letter of resignation. daniel rutherford ran as the republican contender. he currently has a private practice out of lovtionton. weatherford said he is waiting for a special election to be set to make his run official. tonight as the first numbers come in for who americans want as their nominee for president. all

payne's son offered a brief statement after today's verdict. keith payne/son: "it's a sad time for both of our families, what has happened here, but this does give us some sort of closure." spinner faces up to life in prison when he's formally sentenced at a later date. two people were sent to the hospital after a shooting in danville. police responded to mount vernon avenue just after seven last night and found randolph neal shot. he told officers two men approached him and demanded money before one of them shot him several times. a short time later, another person went outside when they heard a loud noise. the men shot him on virginia avenue. he was treated and released. danville police are offering a reward of 10-thousand dollars for information leading to the arrest >>> welcome. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the super bowl's evolution over nearly half a century. the six-time veteran of the big game shows us how it has changed. and cbs's own jim nantz, we love him, gets ready to make history on sunday. >>>

payne is being held on no bond. >>> tonight, the staff at maitland middle school and maitland police, are set to address parents concerns about students safety. we told you yesterday, security was beefed-up on campus following multiple fights and threats on a shooting on social media. channel 9's ty russell is live police are not saying if they've captured whoever is responsible. >>reporter: and bob, tonight, we were out here during dismissal and we noticed that the police officers are back out here helping out. and but parents here at maitland middle still have safety concerns, but we have learned tonight, that they may get answers. >> parents told eyewitness news they are still left with my m questions after learning of a possible school shooting at maitland middle school and teen gang members allegedly attacking students. today, we have learned that the police officers plan to address their concerns at a pta meeting. we looked at the group's agenda for tonight but it doesn't mention anything about the school threats and alleged gang violence. we learned yesterday, the school's prin

charles payne's on set with me, and charles, you called it. a clip of charles talking about gold? this was about a week ago, folks. watch this. >> you stick with weak dollar investment strategies, i mean, gold and some blue chip names. trish: all right. you would have made some money, that's why the show is called "making money with charles payne." >> yeah. i still think it's still a good place to be because of the chaotic nature of this market and the big confusion and big question marks. there's so many question marks, and they only got worse with janet yellen's testimony these last couple years. last august i started doing gold and tlt which is a play on bold bond yieldings. both have gone through the roof in the last couple weeks. janet yellen, it was interesting today, trish, because she admitted that the fed had no idea the dollar was going to get as strong as it did or oil would go down as far as it did. i love the fact that she admitted that, but a lot of people already didn't have faith many this fed to begin with. trish: so it doesn'

and i was opening for freda payne. do you remember her? she had a song called "band of gold" back in the day -- yeah. band of gold >> so -- exactly. [ laughter ] so i -- i get to the club and i see the marquee. it says friday, saturday, sunday freda payne and jay l no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so l no. >> so i go in. i say, "the owner here?" he goes, "what do you want?" i said, "i'm jay leno." he goes, "i know that." i said, "you spelled my name wrong on the sign." he goes, "i didn't spell your name wrong." i said, "well there's an 'e' missing." he goes, "i know that." he said, "but we're out of es. freda payne took all the es." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry, we used all the es. >> we used all the es. so i said to him, "can't you buy another 'e'?" and then he gives -- and then he starts doing this -- "what do you think? there's some kind of alphabet store? you go down you buy es? that what you think?" [ laughter ] and then he says -- and then he gives me a lecture. "you know, e is one of the most popular letters in the alphabet. okay? even if

the polar plunge, jim payne hosting, 61, 62. we get to daytona beach, lucas oil slick 200, have a jacket by sunset. things will be cooling down rather quickly. valentine' s day, here is what it looks like, sunup 705. on monday, it is a quiet day for most of us. fast-moving front monday night on into tuesday. a quick shot of rain, but it is not going to be that bad. as we look at the updated seven-day forecast, valentine' s day 67, monday night into tuesday quick shot of rain. we hold in the 70' s wednesday, thursday and on into friday. pat is live at the speedway getting ready for a busy weekend. patrick. pat: thank you very much. daytona rising is about to give way to daytona racing. sprint buggies on the track of pat: the wait since homestead must have seemed endless for sprint cup drivers and likely their fans as well but that wait , is now over. racecars on the track here at daytona this afternoon, racing begins tomorrow night. the sprint cup takes green just after 8:00. so many storylines as speedweeks begins in earnest not

she was found dead about an hour payne was arrested shortly after. this morning, we' re learning about the threats causing panic among maitland middle school parents. last night, about 100 of them showed up to a meeting demanding answers. wesh 2' s summer knowles spoke with a parent who says it all started with an instagram post. >> it was a picture of justin bieber and it had words underneath it about, we are going to jump -- guess who we are going to jump on monday? >> were there gun emoji next to it? >> yes. >> a threat made by a maitland middle school student, the school, all on instagram. that, along with a recent fight in the cafeteria on friday and reports of other fights on campus were the focus of tuesday nights pta meeting where the school' s principal said more than 90 students didn' t show up for classes today. >> i know a number of families who kept their children home because they did not know exactly what was going on. >> just tell us the details. of what happened on friday. >> a lack of details and communication were the chief meeting

polar plunge, jim payne hosting this one at aquatica. that is on saturday for the special olympics. 60 and 65, around lunchtime. not done, lucas oil 200 on saturday, 59, 55 after sunset. you will want to that jacket. valentine' s day on sunday, sunrise at 7:04. + around 60. dinner and a movie, sunset at 6:14 with temperature near 62. monday, here comes the front. tuesday morning, another afternoon highs in the 60' s. the coolest day of the lot will be valentine' s day. meredith: word tonight' s that dwight howard might be on the move again. jim: and orlando city with high expectations in mls season two. stewart: anything short of the playoffs is not going to cut it. coach heath talking about one of the keys to a successful season. and then there' s this. the history -- the story behind the shirtless, shoeless golfer stewart: season two for the orlando city soccer club is almost upon us. head coach adrian heath and the lads doing a little fine tuning before their first competitive match. they practiced at their normal spot at sylvan lake

david payne was indicted on charges of first-degree murder and kidnapping. investigators say he kidnapped his ex-girlfriend, jasmine samuel, back in december. she called 911 from the trunk of had her car, telling police that payne kidnapped her. deputies found her dead inside the trunk a couple of hours after that call. we've learned the body found in an orlando pond belonged to a missing man. the orange county sheriff's office tells us robert pierson's body was found in the lake on friday. the 22-year-old was last seen alive on january 22nd. sky 6 flew over the area on friday when detectives pulled his body from the water. deputies say they will continue to investigate the death, but they do not suspect foul play at this point. >> tonight, some parents in orlando are relieved to find out that two students were not attacked by a homeless man like they first claimed. in fact, police say it was actually the other way around. news 6's erik von ancken is live at stone wall jackson middle school off south cimarron where all this happened this morning. you spoke t

good evening, i' m angela taylor. m jim payne. wesh 2 news has learned that xander quigley was located in tennessee with his mother and her boyfriend, a man police say escaped from a volusia county jail work release program. wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel reports from daytona beach shores, the last place quigley was seen. dave: dramatic news involving an escaped inmates, his girlfriend and her son. we disappeared from daytona beach shores when it anklet bracelet was cut off and they all vanished. the grandparents of the child have been so worried about where he may be, they made it one play after another asking for his safe return. the sheriff' s office looking, the u.s. marshall -- air marshal as well. earlier today we got a phone call about the frustration that there is very little new news concerning the disappearance of their grandson. all three of them have been found in flemings berg, someone actually called him to pick up the grandchild, but another family member is on the way there. we checked with the u.s. marshals service, all