teresa kovac came to the peabody to gather up memorabilia. >> i like his father a lot. i used to live in las vegas. i was shocked that the son died. >> his fans are so disappointed. they have been e-mailing and calling and expressing how sorry they are that this is happened. from the hospital, and despite being rushed year, the singer did not survive. summer: technology that can keep you and your passengers safe on the road. meredith: the latebreaking details released this afternoon and when the changes will go into place. summer: spring break troubles, why authorities are trying to >> you' re watching wesh 2. summer: some big changes coming keep you and other drivers safe. meredith: more than a dozen automakers will be making automatic emergency braking standard in all new cars. nbc' s mark barger tells us when you' ll notice the changes. reporter: the agreement is voluntary, but 20 automakers say by 2022, they will make automatically emergency brakes standard. >> this is the best technology. it is a big deal. reporter: an advance that could avoid or less and more than

we live in peabody. 7news. we have complete super tuesday coverage right here on seven. tonight nightly news expanding to an hour and nbc election special will start at 11:00 then we full recap of super tuesday right here on 7news at 11:00. >> we are following breaking news about run away red line train the final report on incident out and it contains pictures from inside of the cab cab train that took without driver report safety recommend days. also details moementsz that led up to when train started heading down the track. with no one at the controls. am our cheryling going through the paperwork and cheryl joins us what has learned. >> no surprise. report says the operator red line train was fault photograph the run away train taking off without -- with passengers on board and all of this happened mbta says this was cause. these foe so show microphone dial. the t say the operator of train david have a quiz tampered with the deadman feature of control and failed to secure a hands car. now report goes on to call for corrective action saying the greater super, i have and

the peabody room was named after george peabody. merchant, finance year and philanthropist who got his start in business in georgetown in 1812. he was 17 years old. massachusetts with his uncle and they opened a dry goods store on m street. this fight his third grade education, he was a financial genius. he moved on to baltimore where the action was in the early 19th century. he was there for 20 years. you have probably heard of the peabody conservatory of music. that was his namesake. became a multimillionaire. he eventually moved to london and lived there for the remainder of his life. gave hisll of 1867, he millions away to establish educational organizations. this was a generation before andrew card engaged at the same thing with his money. to the community of georgetown $15,000 to- establish a library. honor of was named in him and serves as a repository for georgetown neighborhood history. for sound being the oldest neighborhood in washington, d.c. years beforel 49 the nation's capital was founded in 1800. m.day's speaker is j

the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> a family on cape cod dealing with the death of 13-year-old boy this morning. the boy was hit and killed by a car on quinaquinsett ave in mashpee last night just before 8:30. he was rushed to cape cod hospital where he died. is a 55-year-old man. that man stayed at the scene. you can see in the video the damage done to the front of his suburu. right now we don't know what caused the crash. we will be on the cape as the investigation moves forward. >>> now to a devastating car crash at a popular pizza place. the scene at sweet tomatoes in newton as two people died and seven others were hurt. >> daniel: this morning we still don't know hot victims are. fox25's catherine parrotta is live in newton where the scene is still a mess at this hour. good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, daniel. that is the scene there behind me. currently on washington street. want to move out of the way so you can look at that aftermath too. the building boarded up. some t

the peabody room was named after george peabody. merchant, finance year and philanthropist who got his start in business in georgetown in 1812. he was 17 years old. massachusetts with his uncle and they opened a dry goods store on m street. this fight his third grade education, he was a financial genius. he moved on to baltimore where the action was in the early 19th century. he was there for 20 years. you have probably heard of the peabody conservatory of music. that was his namesake.

nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> 4:31 right now. this is super tuesday. one of the key dates in the race to become the next president of the united states. voters in massachusetts will go to the polls today. voting booths open at 7:00 this morning. want to show you a map here of the other states where delegates are also up for grabs today. democrats are voting in 11 republicans have contests in 13 states. >> julie: the headlines leading up to super tuesday have been dominated by direct attacks by many leading attacks by many leading candidates. as the tough talk continues, mary maloney looks at how it may impact voters going to the poll. >> reporter: at donald trump's event the celebrity can't event the celebrity candidate was up staged when a secret service agent grabbed the neck of a photographer and slammed him to the ground. inside the republican party, a different kind of fight brewing different kind of fight brewing. with some refusing to support trump even if he does win the nomination

peabody announced it is close to filing bankruptcy protection. the stock getting a bump on that.nvestors perhaps seeing there is path forward. may not be the path people at peabody like, coal and renewable energy are big issue on 2016 campaign trail. both republicans and democrats are stressing need all of the above approach to energy policy while coal remains the single largest source of fuel to generate electricity globally, listen to this, more than 90% of new electricity generated in 2015 came from renewables and one in particular may surprise you. fox business's adam shapiro with the big reveal. surprise us. reporter: wind power, believe it or not. put up the windmills again. i was in spain, three or four years ago, you can drive past these gigantic huge windmill farms. that is what is generating new electricity. wind is more than 50% according to the international energy agency of new electric generation which accounted, 90% renewable, hydroelectric is also part of that. in china, which is what, the largest user of coal in the world for electric generation, they are now gen

. >> it has won a peabody award. a lot of people are praising it. it shares a title of a sculpture right there on fifth avenue in downtown portland. >> they almost called it stump town. >> really? >> doesn't have the same ring. >> i like there new title. more after there. today you can do everything in just one click, even keep your toilet clean and fresh. introducing lysol click gel. click it in to enjoy clean freshness with every flush. lysol. start healthing. yeah, click enough pressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you're coming with me... you realize i have gold status? mucinex sinus-max liquid gels. dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. let's end this. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a

the biggest american coal miner bankruptcy, peabody energy has lost 98% of market value and 12 monthscoal industry has been crushed by falling demand, debt, tighter regulation, and rising petition from cheap natural gas. coal prices have dropped as much as 75% since 2011. and a regulatory filing, the buddy says that operations -- peabody energy says that that operations are in doubt. in the statement to the hong kong stock exchange, the company said it's looking at the potential impact of export restrictions on its business. te allegedly violated export controls on iran. te setup show companies to reexport products to iran. shares have been suspended since march 7. rishaad: were looking at what a u.s. hedge fund is saying about the worst-performing stock market. have a look at it, bloomberg.com/asia. when than the biggest consumer battles with the oculus rift to hit the shelves. one man heavily invested in the industry, but right after this short break, the fed becomes dovish. where asking a portfolio manager for his predictions when we get the next rate hike. ♪ >> it is that the leve

the expressway from the braintree split to the pike, 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. it is a critical day competing across the country. fox25 michael henrich live outside the polling station in natick where steady stream of voters casting ballots before heading to work. michael. >> michael: thought it might slow down typical workday 9:00 hour turned about and exercising there's been a slight change in the voting roles here in massachusetts and 20,000 people have left the democratic party since start of the year alone and 3500 went over to gop with scott brown thousand of those switching to unenrolled and option of voting in the democratic primary and republican side of things if they so choose and how one of them how made up mind. >> i will vote for bernie sanders. >> michael: why is that? >> i think he is authentic and throughout the campaign. roll of unenrolled voters. 53% of the voters in massachusetts are unenrolled and have freedom to swap and certainly been effort from editorials especially to get people to vote in one primary or the other a

lauren: peabody energy, the largest coal miner is warning it might go bankrupt. the filing with the latest in a wave of bankruptcy hitting the big american coal companies like arch coal, also natural resources. they are expressing is for renewables with a potion made for the whole nation energy needs. we will hear more on the show from adam shapiro. >> a headline in today's edition of "the wall street journal." bug stray makers take aim at the gut. expected to be two to three times higher than this year. the company wants retailers to pay more for shipments. emergency saving and using drugs at sea. as the way to the smaller cargo from the shore to the moving shared. >> coming up, get your brackets out. they make their way to the first round of the ncaa tournament. we will show you all the highlights. and then there's this. ♪ lauren simonetti pranks are not trying to carry.has father's legacy died unexpectedly. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a be

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gruesome crime, a man stomped, beaten, stripped naked and then left to die on the rooftop of the peabody auditorium. meredith: today, wesh 2' s claire metz reports, one of the two men accused in the murder will not go to trial, following a plea agreement. claire: 23-year-old jeremy maruska was originally charged with first degree murder, facing mandatory life in prison if convicted, but in an agreement worked out by his attorney and s charge was amended to second degree murder. >> how do you plead? >> guilty. claire: the state agreed to the deal for jeremy maruska because prosecutors expect something in return. maruska and a co-defendant, shawn rupe, were arrested for kicking, stomping and beating dylan tharp with beer bottles on the roof of the peabody auditorium in november of 2012. the victim found bloodied and naked. we' ve since learned maruska has shown some remorse and will be a co-defendant rupe. >> he' s going to plead straight up to the amended charge of second degree murder. anticipating cooperating with the state against a claire: police say murder victim tharp moved to the a

sinatra was supposed to perform at the peabody auditorium. his family says he halifax hospital-- after he complained of being light- he suffered a massive heart attack while still at the hospital. sinatra-- who was widely known for being kidnapped and held for ransom at the age of 19... ... followed his father into the music business. worked with his director and conductor. sinatra was 72. impact on a lot of he voiced himself on the show "family guy" a few times. the show's creator "seth mcfarlane" tweeted--- "frank sinatra junior was a friend to family guy, and a friend to me. i'm saddened at his passing, but known him." and "larry king" tweeted-- "i alwaya admired frank sinatra junior. he was born with a hard name to live up to, but i loved his talent and his ability to be forthright." a news alert out of marion county-- a 13-year-old boy is facility after deputies say he tried to sneak a loaded assault rifle to school. but luckily-- he did not even make it out of the house. the sheriff's office says the boy was trying to bring the rifle--

he was going to perform last night at the peabody auditorium in daytona beach, but the show was canceled with an announcement this singer had become ill. it was later confirmed he died from cardiac arrest. s nest as a singer. he was 72. mark: the white sox have a spot on the team open after losing adam laroche because of the dispute involving his son. he was going to make $13 million. the team asked adam laroche to leave his 14-year-old son at home. clubhouse every day since the beginning of spring training. he was asked to scale it back. later, the older adam laroche handed in his resignation. lisa: a sendoff celebration for the team at the connor convocation center at 1:45. the saints are looking to win back to back national titles. they have to get past amherst college to get to the championship game. they take on amherst on saturday mark: the ncaa tournament is kicking into high gear. there will be games all day, including kentucky. the wildcats taking on stony brook at 9:40. >> we can lose the game. the thing about being in kentucky, every game is someone super bowl. if we don' t pl

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the better, live drive times. 19 minutes route 1 to the tobin and 26 minutes on 128 from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: it is super tuesday, biggest day of the presidential election so far except for election day itself, which isn't coming until november. >> sara: that's exactly right. a lot at stake right here in massachusetts where the democrats are battling for votes massachusetts is one of the 11 states along with american samoa making presidential picks today. fox25 michael henrich is live at the polling station in natick where the doors just opened, michael. >> michael: we have already on into the natick community senior center to cast the ballots. polls around the commonwealth will remain open until 8:00 tonight. the question is, how many voters will turn out. secretary of the commonwealth william galvin at least thinks that this could be a record setting primary day. in 2081.8 million massachusetts voters participated in the primaries. 5,000 of them were on republican side. galvin said we could see 700,000 people vote in the gop primary

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you can see the signs posted here on the doors of the peabody auditorium that let people know sinatra's show has been canceled canceled and sadly they know why. he was set to perform here tonight and on tour in daytona beach for a concert titled, sinatra sings sinatra. he was admitted to the hospital after he began feeling lightheaded. the family said in a statement that sinatra died unexpectedly of cardiac arrest. the family mourns the untimely passing of their son, brother, father and uncle. kidnapped and held for ransom at 19. he had already followed his dad carrying his father's leg is with hi own music. bob, obviously a very sad day for the sinatra family. reporting live from volusia county, tiffany teasley, fox 35 news. >>> also breaking right now, at least one person shot near rio grand in orange county. sheriff's deputies are on the scene. no word if anybody's under arrest. we of course will continue gathering information for you and have the latest for you on good day orlando beginning at 4:30 a.m. >>> new tonight, it is one of the quickest lights in orange county and has drive

we mentioned one coal company, peabody that may go into bankruptcy.atriot had to lay off thousands of workers. i mean, these workers have lost their jobs. you don't have to guess about that. >> i think they're disappearing because of the -- just what you're talking about, with the free market and so forth. >> they're disappearing because of the government rules that outlowing them. that's why they're disappearing. >> oh, for goods in' sake. >> it's true. >> people are moving away from fossil fuels. it's going on around the world. it's only a matter of times. that will be news to india, china and other countries that want energy to grown their economies to get people out of the poverty. >> i like how the left is always helping the poor and then wife out their jobs. >>> at the bottom of the hour, eric, what do you got? >> hey, david, many in the gop vowing to keep fighting trump and spending big among to do it, should they save the cash to deep -- instead? plus lots of americans are coolest over who the president nominated for the supreme court, what fu

. >>> a pothole problem north of the city, reports of a giant pothole up in peabody, 95 southbound total traffic network says several cars pulled over after hitting the road crater not seeing a back up. two slow pockets between river road and concord street and between 128 and spot on. and we have an accident in milford, 495 northbound before route 85, multicar crash, the left lane is blocked there and then finally to the south, the expressway northbound now jammed from east milton square, you're the split. liam and kathryn? >>> also following this breaking news overnight, state police say two people were seriously hurt randolph and rolled over just after 2:00 a.m., in word on their condition. >>> super tuesday lots of votes are up for grab today, including here in massachusetts and it could be a game changer. nearly half of the delegates needed tort republican -- for the republican nomination are up for grabs, nearly a third for the democratic nomination. polls open in about an hour, 7:00 this morning, closing at 8:00 tonight. >> the race between the democrats is very tight heading in t

128 to the tobin. 93 south to the leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. gene and sara, back to you. >>> super tuesday. the biggest day of the presidential competition except for election day itself. >> sara: the democrats are vying for votes. one of 13 states along with america samoa that will be making presidential picks today making presidential picks today. michael henrich is live at the polling station in natick where doors open within the hour. michael? exciting. less than a hour away. demockery is under way. should be an exciting day. secretary of state william galvin said it is possible a record-seating day as well as for a primary and it will be close. in 2008, 1.8 million participated in the presidential primaries. about 500,000 of those votes were on the republican side that year. today, though, galvin estimates the gop could see a major bump up for 700 credit union republican votes because the travel nature of this case. >> the romney mccain was kind of a tennis match and this is kind of world wrestling and i think it creat

peabody coal and 100% of the stock price. department body went to $7 a share over the last years. everybody is talking about this major bounce in the commodity cycle fundamentally. it's not happening and this proves it so if you take a look at the others that have a major move i'm not saying that they're going bankrupt but they don't deserve to have rallied like they have. >> they were obviously questions about chesapeake's future over the last few weeks, doc. >> yeah, well, btu said february 28th that they had concerns about whether they would be an on going concern and even as they did that you see people like citadel, citadel advisors jumping in here and announcing a 4.5% stake. that stake hurts today but you have to think some people are going to be trying to grab some of this debt rather than the stock. grabbing the debt in case there is a resurgence or a reemergence of this company but yeah as far as cole goes i loved it a few years ago but it's always a trade with me and this one has been straight down for the last, bo

the peabody auditorium where he was set to pom announced the concert was cancelled after the we learned he died at the halifax medical center at the age of 72. his father also died from heart attack in 1998. >> the 15-year-old accused of running down a deputy is now facing some serious adult charges. he was moved from juvenile detention to the orange county jail yesterday. he is charged with attempted murder after prosecutors say he hit sergeant mary pierce with a stolen car when she tried to pick him up on burglary charges. he was left with severe injuries but is now recovering. >> this morning, the man accused of carjacking a woman and her dog dog. the woman said the man approached her on east york ave. >> my purse and my dog is in the car. >> police say the suspect took off with the victim's 9-year-old just five miles later, palmer crashed into a power pole. that's when a nearby good samaritan rushed in to pull the suspect from the fiery crash. >> i grabbed the dash board and pulled it off him. as soon as he was on his feet, the car was up in dmrams. >> palmer was taken to the hospit

and remember this was peabody energy c.e.o. speaking. last week, wyoming's "star tribune" reported peabody energy senior lenders are recommending america's largest coal company file for bankruptcy. as arch coal, the second largest coal miner in the u.s., did in january. patriot coal corporation, walter energy and alpha natural resources have also all filed for bankruptcy in the past year. the fossil fuel strategy of political obstruction for coal is looking more and more like economic suicide. in some corners, light is dawning. appalachian power president and c.e.o. charles patton told a meeting of energy executives last fall that coal is losing a long-term contest with natural gas and renewables. he said this -- "if we believe we can just change administrations and this issue is going to go away, we're making a terrible mistake." well, what if there is an answer to this terrible mistake that is also an answer to climate change? what if we could reduce the amount of carbon pollution we dump into the atmosphere and oceans while helping co

cnbc's morgan brennan is at headquarters. >> reporter: peabody energy getting ballotered today falling 45% in regular trading after the top u.s. coal miner said it may have to file for chapter 11 after delaying a $71 million interest payment on senior notes, exercising a 0-day grace period and express quote and ability to remain a growing concern. forsythe energy is saying it too can file for bankruptcy if an out-of-court lending structure can't be reached. no surprise to the street that these companies are in trouble but it does speak to the accelerated collapse of the american coal industry. since 2014 five other companies have gone bankrupt including patriot cole and james river cole. this has been a perfect storm for the commodity. weave got a stronger dollar and weaker deand in china which have hurt cole exports and stateside environmental regulations, coupled with cheap natural gas have cut demand for power generation, and just to see what i mean by, that just this morning the eia project that had this year nat gas will top coal on an annual basis for u.s. generation. this will b

polls close at 8:00 we live in peabody. jonathan hall 7news. >> following some breaking news from last year's ring away red line train. they releasing their fine report. and now we are learning about the moment that led up to that train leaving station. without a driver. let's go to to the news room looking over some documents. >> that final report? >> that's right. it all comes down top operator error that according to the department public utilities which overseas all incidents mbat 73 page report blames daifdz have a quiz who was operating train claiming violated safety procedures those violation t says led to a red line train taking off without any one at the controls. report says incidents could have been catastrophic. >> and nbta points on to this as the cause. these photos show public as i dress system microphone cord wrapped around control dial. all happened on december 10th of 2015. at about 630 is in morning. operating ebb. until 15. >> and investigation shows that have a quiz campered with dead man feature of the

he was set to perform at the peabody opera -- auditorium. he is followed in his foot -- father' s footsteps into the music video -- music business. he was 72 years old. next it noon, a supreme court nominees named and will be meeting with lawmakers. michelle: why the confirmation process is expected to be a battle. and a car crashes into an emergency room. what police say may have caused the accident. ultimate construction. on-ramp closure could affect you tonight if you are trying to get street. construction 5:00 p.m. -- a.m.. whenever you can get onto i-4 westbound you just have to take jason: supreme court nominee judge merrick garland is on capitol hill today to begin meeting with lawmakers. michelle: republican leaders are maintaining it is a lost cause. andrea mitchell explains how this is shaping up to be an epic >> i simply ask republicans in the senate to give him a fair hearing. and then an up or down vote. >> president obama challenging senate republicans to give his supreme court nominee a hearing. >> if you don' t, it will not o

legendary singer who also had a musical career of his own died at a in daytona beach for a concert at the peabody auditorium and officials say sinatra became sick and died of cardiac arrest. he was 72 years old. >>> cocoa neighbors are fed up with the noise coming from the brevard county sheriff's office gun range near their homes. skywitness 9 flew over that has been sitting over the property east of 95 -- i-95 since 1985. homeowners have filed a lawsuit claiming the range is just too noisy for the quiet neighborhood and they want it shut down. >> we have tried everything, trying to work with him but they are a bad neighbor and no respect for other people or as a community and it's time for them to check out. >> they reached out to the sheriff's office but have not heard back at lawyers for the county say the gun range does not violate any noise ordinance. a judge has not made the decision. >>> 5:10 am we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. certified meteorologist brian shields in severe weather center 9 to have the heat but we are slowly turning a corner. and storms by the time we hit t

prosecutors say maruska and shawn rupe beat dylan tharp to death, then left him naked on the rooftop of the peabody auditorium in november of 2012. >> the state expects you to testify truthfully about the homicide. jim: maruska will not be sentenced until after the trial of co-defendant rupe which is now set for may. meredith: a dramatic rescue overnight in flagler county after a woman lost control of her car and overturned in a water filled canal. she was alone there for 45 minutes. >> please come, i' m upside down. >> ok, i' m going to send you some help, is it just you? >> i' m by myself. meredith: deputy aaron beausoleil arrived on county road 80 near bunnell just before 2:00 a.m. and rescued the trapped woman. he broke out a passenger side window with his baton. the victim told investigators she landed in the ditch after swerving to avoid a deer. she suffered a few bruises but late breaking news in osceola county david damus has been , sentenced to life, without the possibility of parole. he was convicted for his part in the 2013 killing of eric roopnarine. police say he and three other people

of cardiac arrest.sinatra was on his "sinatra sings sinatra" tour and was scheduled to play at the peabody auditorium last night.he is survivd by his sisters, nancy and tina sinatra and son michael sinatra. no traffic issues, minute-by-minute updates on wcpo.com and at the bottom of breaking news, weather, traffic... good morning tri- state at 4:30 starts right now. a teenager's life cut short. police tell us by her boyfriend.why the relationship comes as such a shock. a chain reaction crash sends a car off this bridge, sinking to the river bottom. accident reconstruction experts work to solve the mystery of exactly what went wrong it's day number one the ncaa tournament.xavier, u-c, kentucky will all be hitting the court over the next two days... as the first round kicks off.we've got previews of the big games. good morning i'm kathrne nero. chirs is in st. louis following the muskateers.we'll hear from him in just a bit. but your morning is starting of cool and tehn the day turns breezy.jennifer, is this how cooler out the door this morning with dry conditions means a quiet start to thur

frank sinatra junior was to perform at the peabody last night but suffered a heart attack. he was in his hotel room when it happened. his life seemed like a movie and not only because of his famous father. when he was 19 years old he was kidnapped and held for ransom, only to be released. he would later become his father' s musical director and conductor. been inundated by fans emailing and calling expressing how sorry they are. big changes are coming to downtown orlando tonight thanks , to the i-4 ultimate project. jim: we' ll show you how the first major impact to motorists involves the 408. meredith: plus. spring breakers are out of control in central florida. what deputies are now doing after more than 100 people have been arrested. jim: and the pros have hit the links for the very first day of the arnold palmer invitational. coming up on wesh two news at 6:00 pat clark will show you , what' s going on in a live report from bay hill. tony: right now rain is north of bay hill, right here centered on oak hill and developing to the the way. the week. you're watching wesh 2

. >>> peabody energy warns it may have to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. that is where we begin tonight's "market focus." if it proceeds, it joins a growing number of coal producers who recently filed for bankruptcy. the company has been hit hard by low energy prices and continuing shift away from coal power plants. shares of the company down man 45% to $12.19. >>> two solar energy companies announcing today they're delaying the release of their 10k financial report for the second time. both sun edison and teriform power cited, quote, material weakness with their financial reporting as a reason for the delay. sun edison ending the day unchanged $2.08. teriform dropped nearly 8% to $9.72. >>> amgen wins a patent lawsuit decision against regeneron pharmaceuticals. a new kind of cholesterol lowering drug that was dropped. regeneron also a little higher 368.46 the close there. >>> cesars entertainment and private equity owners could be facing up to $5 billion in potential damages after a court examiner said a series of corporate deals led to this casino compan

fox 35's andrea jackson is live at the "peabody auditorium" where he was supposed to perform. good morning andrea. sinatra junior was celebrities. he voiced himself-- on the show "family guy" a few times. the show's creator "seth mcfarlane" tweeted--- "frank sinatra junior was a friend i'm saddened at his passing-- but grateful to have known him." and "larry king" tweeted-- "i always admired frank sinatra junior. he was born with a hard name to live up to.. but i loved his talent.. and his ability to be forthright." news alert... a woman-- accused of targeting a family in a fit of road rage-- is heading to court today. orlando police say she rammed right into their car... across from a "boys and girls club". investigators tell us 27-year-old "brentney robinson" smashed into "sharonda bell" on raleigh street yesterday... while bell was driving with her kids. they say robinson continued to follow bell to a nearby gas station... where she rammed bell's car a second time. that's when bell's cousin called police. police arrested robinson and charged her with 5- counts of aggravated

sings sinatra tour' and had been rehearsing in daytona beach for several days, set to perform at the peabody auditorium tonight. kidnapped and held for ransom when he was 19, he had already followed his father into the music business. he eventually worked for his father as his musical director and conductor. frank jr. performed the national game just last year. anyone who bought tickets to the event for tonight will get a full refund. frank sinatra junior was a 72 years old. jim: and now to breaking news out of lake county. we just arrived on the scene of a fire at a home. this is on ridgecrest a loop in mineola. there is no one -- it is not known if anyone was inside. and in orange county, these are live pictures from a shooting. two people were shot and taken to ormc in critical condition. this is a long rio grande avenue. we are working to get more information on both of these breaking news stories and we will bring it to you as and as we can. you can also get updates anytime at wesh.com. meredith: a marion county woman is arrested after police say she used her position with a local churc

we are starting trading for btu, peabody, down 19 points.ve enough liquidity to continue. that is a growing concern. francine: virtual reality is a huge concern for transport. can are looking at how they -- davies, rbs chairman. stephen roach -- they are both with us. howard, when you look at banking stocks, they were extremely hard-hit at the beginning of the year. saying it is because there is too much fear on the market, and there is risk on the price. how do you explain the downfall, what took rbs down with it? howard: the main reason is that there was a changed view about global economy. people thought china was slowing them more, and therefore the nominal gdp was going to be smaller and the banks were heavily geared toward the real economy. in europe there is the negative interest rate factor. we have the ecb pushing interest rates into negative territory. the bank of england is not there at this point but not impossible. thanks face a great difficulty, -- banks face a great difficulty. you would not get thrilled to get a letter from a

this is in peabody. several cars have flat tires at of a big pothole on the road. so keep that in mind if you're traveling on 95 southbound through peabody this morning. the rest of your ride on route 1 looking good. and 93 as you just saw looking good, as well. south of town from braintree the boston on the expressway northbound, that drive is 13 minutes this morning. south of town, route 3, 24 and 95 looking pretty good so far. the pike from framingham eastbound into boston, that drive mostly green some no major delays there. let's take a look at those drive times if you're getting ready to head out the door this morning. about 15 minutes on the boston. into town on the pike from 128, just 12 minutes. 93 southbound, 128 to the zakim bridge, that drive 11 minutes. back to you, guys. danielle. super tuesday is the biggest day yet in the 2016 race for the white house. states from alaska to georgia right here in massachusetts, of course, weighing in on the nominations. ism polls open in the bay state in about 90 minutes. voters getting their say in what's been a wild

he was set to perform at the peabody auditorium last night. years old. jason: a millionaire murder suspect is making a play to get out of prison. wesh.com michelle: the decision home years after he was found guilty of killing his wife. jason: a woman came home to find these two gone. >> the orlando magic will be looking to rebound at home. they face off against the hornets last night. they ended the quarter with an eight point lead. the hornets pulled ahead. the magic host cleveland tipoff >> it is mornings like these that i am happy we get to sit in the air-conditioned studio. jason: dave, it is warm. dave: not bad for the 17th of july. oh. 17th of march. it is a little foggy. a low cloud deck is dropping. 68 right now in orlando and everyone is in this warm and into the harbor city , 63. down the brevard county off the water. 70 in ocala, lakeland is at 70, 69 in sanford. a warm, humid day. we are going to see temperatures getting all the way into the s. in your neighborhood, deep showers and a rumble of thunder. jason: at the roadways, a crash at obt,

and the peabody auditorium is sending love on to the family. >> john: he voiced himself on >> john: a news alert. road rage. >> amy: a family fearing for their lives after a car rolled up and rammed right into them. right across the street from the boys and girls club. a 27-year-old smashed into the car of a woman with her children. she said she feared for her life and sped off. robinson followed bell to a nearby gas station and rammed her car a second time and bell's cousin called police. >> i said, can you send out police. she is trying to kill us. she's ramming the car, and we have kids in the car. >> she was charged with five bell said this is not the first time that robinson tried to attack her. she suspects that robinson may be involved with her children's father. >> john: we first brought you a yesterday. two men broke into an apartment on conway road just after midnight on wednesday. officers say that the suspects robbed a man at gun point, shot, killed his dog, and made off with the victim's car. that victim is facing drug and weapon's charges. witnesses say that a man was ru

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peabody employs 76 million people.es on tuesday and the bonds and the announcement in the last week that jp morgan chase would stop financing coal operations, new coal fields and coal mining projects in the united states. that was followed by other major financial institutions, which will no longer finance new coal mining or coal operations in the usa. more cavuto now. . neil: all right. thank you, bud auto, very, very much. well, by now you know that donald trump is sort of running the table with delegates. he needs to get 53% or so of the remaining delegates capture the nomination. and now seeing as the inevitable guy enter florida governor rick scott decided to endorse donald trump, that is after donald trump won th the state. the governor joins me now. is that the reason, governor? you want to wait until after the primary? because some would argue that's a little opportunistic. >> well, let's go to 2010 when i ran. the establishment was all against me. they wanted me to get out of race. i was not the republican rep

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