perry. perry was indicted in 2014 on charges of abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. the case came about following perry's threat to veto money integrity unit.. unless a district attorney resigned for a d-u-i conviction. perry cut the money when the d.a. refused to step-down. now for the latest developments on a man shot to death in broad daylight. metro now says they're searching for two suspects! chopper 13 flew over the scene yesterday near d-i and polaris. they say the victim was in his car when he was confronted by two guys. a motive and who those suspects are remain unknown. the search is on right now for a suspect and and a "person of interest".. wanted in a murder investigation. according to police.. 21 year old colton brantano is the suspected killer. metro says sherri esquibel is considered a "person of interest." earlier today.. a second person of intereset.. jared busch has been located. yesterday morning.. a man was shot to death during a fight near nellis air force base. investigators think it may have been drug related. the suspect.. brantano.. was last seen driving a black 1990's volkswage

united fans head to the new nando's perry, perry tomorrow on eighth in northeast. d.c. united taken over the restaurant. players will be there working and mingling for the d.c. scores. the charity for 1:00 to 5:00. that should be fun. maureen: the weekend? doug: the weekend has a lot of sunshine. upper 40's to near 50 for sunday and hanging on to the mild we have for a few weeks. we need it. after the week we have had, good. steve rudin will check the model on the latest on the weekend warmup to see how long we hang on to 60's next week. maureen: looking forward to it. "world news tonight" with david muir up next. >>> tonight, right here, the bombshell endorsement. the presidential race turning personal. the new attacks leveled tonight. rubio going after trump. and chris christie tonight, now saying it's time for president trump. >>> breaking news, the motive in the deadly rampage. the video now discovered, and the notice the gunman got 90 minutes before the shootings. >>> the new head line about the zika outbreak, and pregnant women in the u.s. the miscarriages as well

perry. perry was pulled over for speeding and there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest for unpaid tickets in philadelphia which led to this. >> any time we transport anyone because you are under arrest because of a warrant we have to put you in handcuffs. >> perrylaims this is a case of harassment. in a facebook post she wrote the way she was treated might be because of her race and this is another example of problems with policing in our society but it's the police chief said that officers followed policy in arresting the professor. >>> tonight a city councilman spoke to people who use the trail and explained how the trail watch will work. the group was formed in response to armed robberies on the trail. police have arrested two teenagers and are looking for more. >>> villanova university's disability services award. it was given to tom rinaldi. >>> a new york couple knows they are expecting a baby thanks to their fit bit. one day the device's heard rate monitor was showing the wife's heart rate above 100 beats a minute. he looked for answers on reddit. the couple took multiple pregnancy tests and, yes, they are pregnant. >>> the cold is going to get worse, right? >> it's a matter of agrees. is it going to be two degrees. two degrees or three

perry. perry was indicted for threatening and carrying out state funds for prosecutors. >>> on tonight's tech minute, today facebook announced it is expanding its user's ability to react to something on news feeds. social networking site used to have a thumb's up button if you now if you hover your cursor you can chose from like, love, ha ha, wow! sad or angry. >> sometimes people post things that are not good news and you don't want to necessarily want to say like. >>> coming up, pants on fire, surveillance video capturing the danger of egrets. we have the smoking and fiery details behind this story later >> reporter: i'm (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, >>> e-cigarette exploding inside a man's pocket. surveillance video shows the man standing in line at the gas station when the battery explodes. he runs outside as an employee uses a fire extinguisher to put it out. the man is recovering from second degree burns. >>> this is a rhino charges an suv driving inside a national park in africa. the video shot by someone in a nearby car. you can see the rhino ramming the car several times. terrified tourists trapped inside. the passengers were able to escape unharmed. that rhino was determined. >> that is his territory. golden opportunity tonight to beat the best team in the nba. steph curry and the golden state warriors are in town tonight. >> jim berry is at the american airlines arena with a preview and information we just gotten about chris bosh. >> reporter: that's right. we understand that chris bosh's status for this season might be resolved for the next day or so. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we hear something. teammates tonight will try to cool off the hottest team on the planet. golden state has a style that's hard to match and definitely hard to beat. >> what is the challenge of playing a team like golden >> where do you start? >> reporter: so far this season its own. the team that shot its way to an nba title has improved. >> they are playing exquisite basketball. league has figured out what you can do to scheme or slow them down. >> reporter: the warriors are storming through the league with a swagger of a team that feels unbeatable. they nearly have been with a record of 50-5. golden state dominates with ruthless precision. >> they have so many weapons. outside. they can drive. they share the ball well. >> reporter: leading the way is steph curry, the likable mvp whose unlimited shooting range and boyish charm made him the new face of the nba. >> steph looks like he is 12 years old. every kid in america has his jersey. >> how he plays is entertaining basketball but it is not what it is enjoy the feel and go out and play with confidence. >> reporter: the wave remembers when the heat was that it team. he is certain his home court will be sizzling with an energy that only comes when you play the best. >> the heat had a four year run. there will be a lot of fans in here looking to watch the golden state show. there will also be a lot of heat fans looking for us to do great things. >> reporter: speaking of d wade here he is on the court warming up getting ready for the big game. heat won three in a row. they would love to make it four and send a message that they can hang with the best. jim berry cbs 4 sports. >> we hope the heat win. either way it will be a good way. >>> weather wise we are watching the storms. we have been through worse. it will be brief downpours. outside radar is fairly active. as computer models indicated to weaken as it comes through. it is beginning to do that now. still several bands of heavier downpours. gusty winds with the downpours through the evening hours. heaviest activity is increasing in northern broward. these will be quick movers and gusty downpours here and there. keys will be under the gun for heaviest rain starting in the lower keys up florida bay into the upper keys. in west broward you can see the clouds thickening up. sun breaking through here or there. high today 86. three degrees shy of a record 89. low 74. well below the normal of 63. tomorrow's low is 63. 85 fort lauderdale hollywood. winds blowing south southwest 13 to 22 miles per hour. they have been gusting well over 30 miles per hour in many locations. temperatures still on the warm side mainly in the low 80s. tomorrow ten degrees cooler than these readings now. get out of the 60s into the 70s. here come the clouds on the satellite ahead of the thunderstorms. you can see the thunderstorm line there and the clouds thickening up. this is part of the big low pressure area over the ohio valley. you can make out the front extending down wrapping around into florida. severe weather ahead of this system. blizzard conditions behind it. for us high rain chances showing up on the computer models. tonight dryer air arrives. here we go into friday, saturday and on to sunday. the dry air sticks around. after tonight it looks like a beautiful several days into the weekend. temperatures cooler than they have been for a week. temperatures over the southeast behind the front in the 40s. in the northeast there is the storm system that is wound up. rain and a mess in the eastern half of the country. for us gusty storms early. cooler late. low near 64. tomorrow look for increasing sunshine. not as warm as today. low 70s tomorrow. the mold is low. juniper, oak and pine are high. through the weekend temperatures on the cooler side with sunshine through sunday. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on cbs 4 news, an unlikely hero. >> a chihauhau being called a lifesaver for what it did when its owner's house caught on fire. >> reporter: you are looking at chef from yo-yo no fort lauderdale. the kickoff of the >> reporter: we are going to come in and bring you here. there is going to be 12 chefs participating in this event. the man of the hour himself, it is lee schreger. hello. lee is the founder of the south beach wine and food festival. tell us why you decided to come up to fort lauderdale. >> i learned people in fort lauderdale eat and eat well. it is a great culinary community. it was a natural expansion for us. you couple that with just our need to expand. we have taken over south beach as much as we can get. knowing there is so much great talent and the city of fort lauderdale was so welcoming it made it worthwhile. hosted by chef irvine. >> one of the food networks most popular chefs. one of the great names to put out for our first big event in fort lauderdale tonight. >> reporter: standing by is chef baron. what does it feel to be kicking off in fort lauderdale in your back yard? >> incredibly exciting. it is about time people know what fantastic food we are serving here. >> reporter: tell me what you are make. >> it is a new item. it is a scallop with tarragon with oranges and the scallops are sered. here. they'll have full use of the property with chefs all over. the band will start behind me. let's oarlock over here to this beautiful area of water. >> they have great restaurants. you only live ones. -- once. >>> here's what is ahead on cbs 4 at 6:00. >> reporter: police make an arrest in connection with the murder of a 6-year-old boy. what we are learning about the two teenagers facing charges. >>> man's best friend helps save his owner's life. >>> donald trump confident coming off of a big win in nevada. cruz and marco rubio as they look towards super tuesday. cbs 4 news at 6:00 starting right now. >>> we are following breaking news from hollywood where a small plane landed in the back yard of a home and no one was seriously hurt. kerry cobb is live on the scene with the breaking story. >> reporter: that's the take away from everyone we have spoken with. the job this pilot did in landing the plane in this busy residential neighborhood without seriously injuring himself or others. you can see the plane is being loaded on a flat bed. it will be taken to north perry airport, a few blocks south of where we are standing. aerials from chopper 4 show the amazing landing this pilot did. hollywood police tell us the pilot from pompano beach was on a maintenance run when he encountered engine trouble. he took off from north perry airport, which is a few blocks from where we are. he tried to land there but take a look at this video from chopper 4 showing the pilot. he had minor injuries but is expected to be okay. there was one person inside the house. that person was not hurt. a police spokesperson spoke a few minutes ago about the job the pilot did. >> he made a valiant attempt to land the aircraft as best he could without injuring anybody on the ground. >> reporter: an investigator with the faa told me it appears the pilot might have been running low on fuel and dealing with intense winds at the time when he was trying to get back to north perry airport. the national transportation safety board has been called. the investigation continues. >>> we have

perry were arrested for fighting and baiting animals. perry says he has never fought his dogs. pinellas county animal services took 10 pit bulls from perry's property. perry said it was to test them for rabies. the next time you head over to clearwater beach, you'll notice big changes. more than a half dozen resorts are being built right now on the island including one that opens today. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is sarah you found out this construction fever is spreading. sands is huge. 200 rooms and 39 and in a couple be the biggest on the island-- by 2017 a huge wyndham grand resort will be just down the street and nearly double this hotel's size. i dug deeper to find out it's not just here on clearwater beach but st pete beach seeing changes too. there are 3 big resorts under construction right now on st pete beach and one on treasure island. people who live there fought for years to keep away big buildings but now things are changing on the island. it's been a delicate struggle both on clearwater beach and st pete beach between people who grew up on the quiet gulf shores and those who want to continue ranking in millions in tour

perry perry schaible shares her talent. >> when someone asks for a portrait of her pet, she asks for an unusual request. >> i ask for stories and photo. >> at the end of the day, a photo is just a photo. >> what makes abbe's work so unique, it's so personal and realistic. just look at the expression in the eyes. >> col to see what artwork will create, memory for people. that's the best part. unfortunately, dogs have short lives. people lose pets constantly. >> it's the emotional attachment. career. >> my mom lost a dog. i did a painting for her, as a rememberance, how much that helped her. >> and it's a business. >> a business that gives back. last year, abbe gave 1 thousand of her profits to animal shelters and organization. if you look at her work, you have to think, it's certainly possible. take a look. i know something about those eyes. >> >>. >> you have portraits of your kids; right?. >> i have mine. >> perry did ask abby about the unusual portrait. someone wanted her cat wearing a sombrero because they were moving to new mexico. >> you could commission an original of your pet. for more information on carts -- >> i didn't say it. >> there's the sombrero. >> feliz navidad. >> carts for k-9's. go to local12.com. >> republican presidential race is getting uglier by the hour. >> road to the white house is turning into more wild ride. 50s, the . >> 4:18, we have good news. northbound 371 is become open. an ambulance responded to the scene at sycamore township. >> 75, it's so close. look at that. it's 75 north, just where -- goes to 74 and norwood lateral. >> between 74 and the norwood lateral. semi overturned. crash happened shortly after 1:00 p.m. that's how long police have had the highway shut down so they can upright the truck. 75 still close and 71 back open. that's what we don't need at 4:18. >> at least the roads are dry. it was a much different story couple of accidents in the roadways,

. >>> when i'm out there doing a 10, 14-mile run, and i think of perry. perry can go through therapy, i roses are red, violates are blue, thank you for running me by running 26.2. what a unique gift. >> the boston marathon is on monday, april 18th. i know that a lot of people look for inspiration to look at the spots, i can't think of a better way. >> all right, it's 6:42 and stopping by the late show. ohio governor john kasich wasn't there just for the comedy, what you think about choosing a new supreme court justice. >>> mad at him, garfield, >> keeping up with the >>> welcome back, everyone, the debate between apple and the fbi ranges on this morning. >> apple refuses to comply with the court owner to unlock the cell phone of farook. they weighed in on the apple issue during the town hall. ted cruz, and trump agree that apple should comply, while marco rubio rubio says it's complicated. replacement is a hot topic among all the candidates and kasich weighed in. >> what i want to do is have respect between the parties again, i want them to stop demonizing one

perry. rick perry/former texas governor: "i've always known were right." perry was indicted in 2014....on charges of abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. the case came about from a threat to veto money for travis county's public integrity unit - unless a district attorney resigned for her d-w-i conviction. and mike alger will have a look at your forecast, coming up next. "the washoe county school districts goal is a graduation rate of 90 percent by 2020. how are they going to do that? i'm washoe county superintendent traci davis wants to bring the graduation rate which currently stands at 75-percent to 90- percent by 2020. but how? one of the ways is the implementation of social and emotional learning and this week, the district is being recognized for their work at a national conference in reno. ky sisson reports. ten school districts and 150 representatives all gathering around one idea... furthering the development of life skills in students. "good morning!" "we've been working a lot on our relationship skills and our teams right?" it'

perry students early thursday and used the evening's boone vs perry boys sub-state game to make amends and teach their fellow "maybe educate them more because we don't have a very diverse school at all." "i think perry is 48 percent so i think it's understanding their side." and perry learned from d-c-g "the few that did those chants and said those things were not a full representation of that school.at a neutral site in johnston, perry also welcomed students from ankeny, des moines lincoln, johnston and greene county... "it shows how united we can be not just with our own school but with diversity and here to have fun." students say it was a select few in the stands monday that tarnished the mustangs name three days ago...but now a different group of d-c-g teenagers with courage and honor put that burden on their backs to show perry the respect they deserve... hoping that other schools can take from this and realize whatever they are saying can have an effect on players and on the community and such." proving that no matter acceptance not exclusion...these two schools understand what can make america great again... "how everyone is accepted, everyone is united, it doesn't matter your race, exclusio

. >> yeah, t ts is perry and perry has apparently learned how to do the sunday and i don't know if they're being funny or serious that they created this special spinning. >> it must be nicely balanced. >> yeah and this is proper. >> that's so funny. >> i did not me that was a thing. >> yeah, they can do it. >> well then grow out and do it. >>> valentines day. the day that lovers around the world have love for one another. >> 6 million people get engaged >> he is quit sure at home and on thecouch. he flashes the box into t`e dam vera.camera. he drops down to one knee. we have only been together six months. >> what are you doing? >> i don't think this is going to have a positive outcome. >> come here. >> that are you doing? >> he pulls out the box and pops it open and pops the big question. >> i had money on will you go make me a sandwich. >> are you joking? >> i don't think that she looked like she was into it. >> she was really into this oposal and looking forward to it. >> he is cracking up. the door. a lot of words that we can not say on tv. he pranks his dad and decided to get his girlf

perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the high winds will erode the dunes, which are protecting n-c 12. gary perry / mayor of kitty hawk c00032 1:10:31 "the truth is this has been a mild year we've not had any real storms and yet we are still getting damage so its because we don't have any beach." 1:10:39 last year, part of route 12 collapsed because of bad storms. crews added sandbags to help protect the road. a car accident put about eight hundred customers in the dark in norfolk. police dispatchers told us a pole came down and blocked part of granby street. late last night police closed the road from 24th street through 26th crews are working to get everyone's power back on. they estimate power will be restored any time between now and seven this morning. this morning, we expect to learn more about a 21-year-old man shot and killed in norfolk. police say someone shot him to death yesterday morning on anderson street. and, the killer is still on the loose. a family friend tells 10 on your side, the victim called his brother shortly before it happened. rico bush has been working to learn more abo

this church you may remember that in september police shot and killed angela perry of perry an indicator that was after perry allegedly opened fire on officers from inside of a car that was driven by indicators caters baby was inside of the card the time but did not get hurt. police say they cater was just an innocent bystander honoring justice antonin scalia officials and the public are lining up at the supreme court to pay their respects. he was one of the most influential and controversial justices to sit on the high court. abc stephanie ramos is in washington d c with more stephanie under a lacy flies will fly at half staff here for about a month here the supreme court of honor justice antonin scalia now both mourners in u s the court gathering to remember him almost a week after his passing supreme court justice antonin scalia is mourned in our nation's capitol court police serving as pallbearers and former law clerk serving as honorary pallbearers. the casket carrying slowly his body slowly brought up the supreme court steps to lie in repose in the great hold the court on the same pedestal that held th

perry high school. eric: as kcci's ryan smith reports, dcg student leaders extended an olive branch, apologizing to perry. ryan: concerned perry students contacted us at kcci hoping that , degrading trump chant would not be repeated at tonight's district championship game. >> just to see how much we hurt perry, just hurt me inside. ryan: the now infamous trump chant started in the second half. dcg's student body co-president >> there's that feeling inside that this is wrong, but at the same time, you don't think of the big context, the feelings of the other side. >> it hurts. it hurts at first instinct. it's troublesome. ryan: sonya harwood wasn't proud of dcg's public image after our tuesday report. >> i knew as soon as we saw it, we had to fix this. this was a wrong. ryan: so she and other student leaders organized a meeting with athletic leaders from perry high school. the two groups met this morning. their mistake. they didn't want to make excuses. our kids did not want to go to perry today and defend themselves. they wanted to say, we were wrong and we're going to own this and get better because of it. ryan: shouting "tru

perry on. students say it's just one step in the right direction. after an emotional week, the bluejays say they just wanted to play and they did. perry hosting boone. that's boone's lane losh for two. torreadors down 11. then shammon ivory passes to rashon ivory. perry is definitely in control. then janier puente throws down the coffin nail. blue jays win 75-57. perry will now play on monday in the sub-state championship game against atlantic... tomorrow night, spotlight is set on cylcone nation. iowa state takes on the kansas state wildcats. then sunday, the hawks look for a much-needed rebound. won't be easy... they take on the ohio state buckeyes on the road. tip off there, set for three p-m. the iowa energy is trying a little something new to draw in a big crowd... it's called swipe right night. it uses the popular dating match site "tinder"... last night, any fan who swiped right and matched with someone, got to meet them in person... in the privacy of a wells fargo suite. champagne and appetizers await... the rest is up to you. now here's savannah guthrie with a look at what's coming up next >>> good morning. tragedy in kansas. four dead, 14 injured after a gunman goes on a shooting spree at a factory where he worked. people were screaming. pe

perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the high winds will erode the dunes, which are protecting n-c 12. gary perry / mayor of kitty hawk c00032 1:10:31 "the truth is this has damage so its because we don't have any beach." 1:10:39 last year, part of route 12 collapsed because of bad storms. crews added sandbags to help protect the road. a car accident put about eight hundred customers in the dark last night in norfolk. this morning dominion virginia power crews got the power back on. police dispatchers told us a pole came down and blocked part of granby street. late last night police closed the road from 24th street through 26th street. this morning, we expect to learn more about a 21-year-old man shot and killed in norfolk. police say someone shot him to death yesterday morning on anderson street. on the loose. a family friend tells 10 on your side, the victim called his brother shortly before it happened. rico bush has been working to learn more about that possible distress call. he's live at the norfolk police department. rico, what more can you tell us? lex, don, police have not said much abou

car with antelope carry a person of interest and a homicide police got into a shootout with perry both perry and kay girl were killed the baby was not hard. last was inconsolable as he left police headquarters today soon there has been no update on the five month long investigation. she also wants from the night of the city no mother should ever feel ignored and disregarded to the point of desperation and not because i never got a call from the police department's amazing in what prosecutors say they will not release the surveillance video until their investigation is complete gina bos has several more protests planned for the week a busy week in newport news three meth labs busted in one week please tell us all three incidents are connected and one boston lead to the next twenty five year old tanner meeks is the latest person arrested in connection with those meth labs is in jail tonight without bond investigators found the third meth lab overnight in a shed on sydney place the same aches was making meth in both his house and his shed. he also allegedly sold drugs. neighbors told us they sa

perry. . . perry was indicted by a grand jury in 2014 on his use of power charges. . the democratic head of it union refused to aresign after her arrest on drunken driving charges. perry called the case a political witch hunt and said the indictment helped his presidential run. >>> people familiar with the process says the white house is considering governor brian sandoval as one the nomination of a republican would be seen as an attempt by president obama -- gop. he met with senate democrat leader harry reid monday. reid is now speaking up about that meeting. >> he's a good person, has a great record. been. he would be a tremendous governor. >> reporter: the governor said over the weekend he was honored his name was mentioned, but has not heard anything if the president is considering him. we, of course, will keep you posted on this story. >>> the caucuses brought a lot of money to nevada for advertisements and political spending. >> but also cost us money as well. how much time and money goes into the candidates. >> most of our guys did not have a day off, working these things. >> reporter: it's been a busy couple weeks for the reno police department. six presidenti

perry to introduce their students to more diversity. after an emotional week, the bluejays say they just wanted to play basketball. and they did. perry hosting boone. that's boone's lane losh for two. torreadors down 11. then shammon ivory passes to rashon ivory. perry is definitely in control. then janier puente throws down the coffin nail. blue jays win 75-57. perry will now play on monday in the sub-state championship game coming up in today in iowa...he's been gone over a century and he's got no living relatives of any kind, anywhere. so is there anyone who can step up to help fix the memory of an the light sw winds and the added sunshine this afternoon will make for some nice friday weather. by saturday winds will start to pick up from the southwest, but this will help to warm much of central iowa into the upper 50s and lower 60s. the winds will gust close to 40 mph. more winter weather is in the forecast by tuesday. parts of the state have a chance to see he spent only a small part of his life here in iowa... but during those years, he fortified our troops, shaped our government and named our towns. we'll tell you what brings an iowa icon back into the news our top story... we're learning more about an evening chase this morning. it started ar

perry high school. perry athletic leaders in perry yeststday morning. d-c-g's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated "trump!" chants. a school administrator says students knew they were in the wrong and wanted to own up to their mistake. "to be able to understand what it's like for other schools or other races and ethnicities and how we can come together as a community and support one another and love eacacther no matttt what our skin color is " students and staff from d- c-g attended perry's district championship basketball game yesterday to show their support. the small commmmity of hesston, kansas, near wichita, is trying to recover this morning. four people are dead and more than a dozen wounded after a gunman started shooting inside a production plant.t. police say 38 year old cedric ford opened fire at excel industries where he worked. that plant makes lawnmowe equipment he started shooting around six o'clock last night. police e ficers caught inside the building said they are in complete shock. "never in a million yea

perry's largely hispanic roster. . today the perry principal tweeted out this photo. it shows perry and dallas center grimes students meeting to discuss the issue. and it doesn't stop there. some d-c-g students plan to go to perry's game tonight against boone. it's is at neutral site in johnston. tip off is set for seven. most of us won't have problems sitting down for meal at dinner time... but it's difficult for people struggling with an eating disorder... coming up... the effort on the iowa state campus to tackle the issue from different angles... and the reason why many college students struggle with the disease... and the mumps can be easy to spread on college campuses... the new cases popping up at iowa state... and the approach the university of iowa took.. to get the virus under and next.. the minimum wage increase in johnson county... is impacting the university of iowa... why it's impacting student workers on campus... and the how much it could cost the iowa board of regents met today in ames... and the issue of minimum wage was discussed... johnson county raised it's mini

perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the dunes, which are protecting n-c 12. gary perry / mayor of kitty hawk c00032 1:10:31 "the truth is this has damage so its because we don't have any beach." 1:10:39 last year, part of route 12 collapsed because of bad storms. help protect the road. to learn more about a killed in norfolk. police say someone shot him to death yesterday morning on anderson street. and, the killer is still on the loose. a family friend tells 10 on your side, the victim called his brother shortly before it happened. rico bush has been working to learn more about that possible distress call. he's live at the norfolk police department. rico, what more can you tell us? lex, police have not said much about that call nor have they mentioned anything deadly shooting. while information is still limited in the case, two young children we talked to yesterday may hold the answer in helping police learn more about the crucial moments leading up to the shooting. for several hours yesterday, police and forensic teams centered their investigation around the 21-year-o

perry have been dropped. perry was indicted in 2014 on charges related to allegations of an abuse of power. the port of criminal appeals says perry arked within his right as governor. >>> we're learning more about president obama's search to replace the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. process say the white house is consider a republican, governor brian sandoval of nevada as a possible nominee. sandoval is a former federal judge considered a moderate republican in his own state. sandoval spokesperson says neither the governor nor his staff have discussed the high court vacancy with the white house. republicans in the senate said they will not hold confirmation hearings on whoever the president chooses as a nominee >>> some professors at the university of houston say they are concerned about a new law allowing texas public university students to bring guns to class. a recent slide show cautioned faculty to be careful discussing sensitive topics and to drop certain topics from the curriculum altogether. faculty members say as a result, academic debate would suffer. those who support the law say the concerns are an unfound

perry side to cheer them on. and they did. perry hosting boone. blue jays win 75-57. perry will now play on monday in the sub-state championship game against atlantic... perry will now play on monday in the sub-state championship game against atlantic... a iowan made history today. 3:55:26-3:55:28 "it's true...it's true." ryan hart became the youngest clearing house lifetime prize winner today. the 21 year old received the award in osceola this morning. it makes him the the company's youngest lifetime prize winner ever. he forever. coming up on the channel 13 news at noon. a group at iowa state is raising awareness about eating disorders this week. but, the illness doesn't just affect college women. why its becoming more common in an older population. "eating disorders is an issue that affects a lot of college students." "eating disorders is an issue that affects a lot of college three out of ten college students struggle with and body image. but, the issue doesn't just affect that age group. this week is dedicated to raising awareness about eating disorders and bringing ho

perry in district play. perry, a school with a large hispanic population, has a team largely comprised of minority players. after the game, one dcg student tweeted quote "perry fans are the reason i want trump to be our president." perry's principal says dcg school officials addressed the issue with students. and more drama over filling the vacant supreme court seat, with iowa senator chuck grassley front and center. sen. mitch mcconnell: this vacancy should not be filled by this lame duck president. mark kende: this is the most serious thing i have seen in a long time. elizabeth: senator grassley says his judiciary committee will deny president obama's nominee a hearing. grassley released a letter, majority leader mitch mcconnell speaking to reporters about it. drake legal experts say the impact. because the supreme court will only have eight justices for a year or more. our now poll is asking if you agree with grassley's refusal to hold a hearing? so far it looks like 30% are saying yes. 65% say no they don't agree. 5% saying not sure. vote at kcci.com, facebook and twitter. eric: right now. a man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in a des moi

perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the high winds will erode the dunes, which are protecting n-c 12. gary perry / mayor of kitty hawk c00032 1:10:31 "the truth is this has been a mild year don't have any beach." 1:10:39 last year, part of route 12 collapsed because of bad storms. crews added sandbags to help protect the road. 10 on your side's deanna leblanc is in the outer banks checking out the damage. you can see her reports starting on wavy news 10 at 4. we now know the name of norfolk's latest homicide victim. police say someone shot and killed 21- year-old kevin green outside his home on anderson street yesterday morning. for several hours yesterday, police and their investigation around his lifeless body on the sidewalk on anderson street. neighbors checked out the activity as police laid down evidence markers. investigators say someone shot the victim several times, before he died. shortly after the gunfire, detectives knocked on doors searching for clues. two young girls said they heard loud fighting before hearing, what they believe to be, the sound of the deadly ((c12 33:29)) "i was

perry high school. a group of student leaders fm d-c-g met with perry athletic leaders in perry yesterday morning. d-c-g's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated "trump!" chants. a schooooadministrator says students knewewhey were in the wrong and wanted to own up to their mistake. "to be able to understand what it's like for other schools or other races and ethnicities and how we can come together as a community and support one another and love eachother no matter what our skin color is " students and staff from d- c-g attended perry's district championship basketball game yesterday to show their support. one man is dead after a single-car rollover in washington county. the crash happened around 1 p-m yesterday near spruce avenue and fern cliff road -- outside of crawfordsvil le. investigators say the driver, dirk weerman, of washington, over- corrected after crossing the center line and rolled multiple times into a ditch. first responders flew him to u-i-h-c, where he later died. roller crash o ou-s highway 151. law enforcement was dispatched to the highway at hindma

perry. mayor perry says today he's worried the high winds will erode the dunes, which are protecting n-c 12. gary perry / mayor of kitty hawk c00032 1:10:31 "the truth is this has been a mild year we've not had any real storms and yet we are still getting damage so its because we don't have any beach." 1:10:39 last year, part of route 12 collapsed because of bad storms. crews added sandbags to help protect the road. a car accident put about eight hundred customers in the dark in norfolk. the power is back on now. police dispatchers told us a pole came down and blocked part of granby street. late last night police closed the road from 24th street through 26th street. this morning, we expect to learn more about a killed in norfolk. police say someone shot him to death yesterday morning on anderson street. and, the killer is still on the loose. a family friend tells 10 on your side, the victim called his brother shortly before it happened. rico bush has been working to learn more about that possible distress call. he's live at the norfolk police department. rico, what more can you tell us? lex, don, polic

decatur last september caterer baby were in a car with angelo perry a person of interest in a homicide police got into a shootout with perry of perry and tigger died the baby was not her best was in console a boy she left police headquarters saying there has been no update on the five month long investigation. she also wants to see surveillance video from the night of the shooting know whether to ever feel ignored and disregarded to the point of desperation about because i never got a call from the police departments and reasonable prosecutors say they were not released the surveillance video until their investigation is complete protests planned this weekend just ahead on daybreak today's the day the country comes one step closer to choosing presidential nominees candidates pull no punches as they battle it out for your vote the files can be the last president of a heart pounding close call a school bus ends up facing off with a train. plus this little piggy went to the market this little piggy stayed home and this little i was starting up with another live look outside this is overlooking hansen this morning and we've got the gor

perry high school. thursday morning a group of , student leaders from dcg met with perry athletic leaders in perry. dcg's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated trump chants. some dcg students even showed up to support perry's team in their game against boone last night. eric: the polk county sheriff's office is warning of a rise in scamming calls here in central iowa. they say most calls involve the irs, jury duty, utility bills, or lawsuits. suspicious calls like that, hang up, do not call the number back, and contact authorities. it's also important to not give any kind of personal information over the phone. they say any type of fraudulent activity is a crime and will be investigated and taken seriously. des moines water works is taking another step in its efforts to get rid of nitrates in the city's water. it wants to do away with its chemical dumping process, by building a pipeline. the utility currently dumps nitrates and chloride back into the raccoon river after treatment to go downstream. the new pipeline would run under the river and connect to a sewer at the

perry bacon joins us, as well. so linda, stay with us. but perry, respond to linda's point. this is now the number one issue in election. do you agree? >> i do. i assume we're going to hear the president, i think he's going to at least suggest that he has ten months left in office and some may be thinking he should get to pick the next appointee, despite what republicans are saying. so you've seen the senate democrats saying they want him to push for someone. so i think that process will be important going forward. but it does raise the issue -- we're talking about the fifth justice, scalia is part of a five republican appointee majority. i think now it comes who controls the court. the court has been rarely discussed in this campaign so far. but now it becomes a really -- probably the number one or one of the top two issues in this campaign. you'll hear about it in the debate tonight. you've already seen ted cruz say we should hold off on appointing a new justice. you'll hear hillary clinton talk about this. i'm sure she'll say obama should pick someone later -- >> i'll cut in to say we have a new statement from hillary clinton just ten minutes ago, i received it from her aides saying it would be an abdication of the constitutional obligation of the senate to block this, which is what is now the position. bringing back in linda greenhouse on that point, how unusual would it be, in your view as a matter of history, for the senate republicans to take a position that no nominee is acceptable for the president here? >> i think there's some historical precedent for that. when lbj was in this position, the republicans said no at that time. and then of course, he left office and was replaced by richard nixon who named warren berger. so i get where the republicans are coming from totally. but i think they should see this in the perspective of how republicans have behaved on judicial nominations generally. just the other way, the president nominated a really distinguished district judge from alabama to be on the appeals court that includes alabama and an excellent record and terrific educational background and so on, and the republicans said no, we're not going to confirm him. i mean, that was just like nuts. so i'm not holding my breath for anything very productive to happen in the next ten months with respect to a confirmation of a supreme court nominee. >> perryad. >> mostly i've heard republicans saying there should be no consideration of any kind of appointment. the one dissenting voice we've heard from that is lindsey graham of south carolina, a more moderate. he said i'm open to a consensus choice if we and the president can agree to that. the name he gave after that is orrin hatch, who is a fairly conservative member of the senate from utah. i don't think democrats view hatch as a consensus nominee. >> he said that in an interview with me in our breaking coverage here from south carolina. and what was fascinating to me, he made the argument that he has voted for obama nominees before but the democrats changed the rules. it's certainly a fair precedent to know with regard to the senate both sides have tried to move the goal posts on how to do nominees. and to linda's time, there have been periods in history where this has been a roadblock. andrea mitchell had the reaction to see it this forceful this quick with no nominee of any kind bein

angela perry kay girl's boyfriend perry was wanted in connection with the august twenty fifteen murder by coffee and was a month later that both perry and cake or were killed by police and december virginia beach police officially link ago i cut these murder and maim to perry as a suspect in last week gina passed still grieving from the loss of her daughter used the social media to criticize police and that brings us to today and christina's for j co who has some blunt reaction from of his daughter and the response is full of emotion companies dr amir jackson is defending perry and tigger on it as innocent as some have been making them out to be there for me in the annual jackson speaking out in a facebook video about the death of guy coffee by the name go down in may and i'm not gonna miss that person and go down in pain she's referring to the video posted by gina bats to claim that the death of her daughter in uk girl was wrongful. hagar was in the car with angel perry when police approached him in virginia beach after perry allegedly shot the officers they fired back killing both perry and kay eager while best argues her daughter

perry where the fight happened in march. investigators say perry and his cousin's son tortured the raccoon and posted it to the facebook page. perry did not know it was posted but says he is innocent saying he traps them like raccoons and raises pitbulls. >> that's how you train them. they don't hurt each other. you stop it. and so you get them to where you catch them. that's how you train hunting dogs. >> perry and his family members are facing felony charges for animal fighting. perry is waiting for his first court appearance. he believes that he will be found innocent. deputies took away all ten of the dogs. >>> now, the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action news. of juicy weekend all through the southeast. but most of the storms that are going right now from texas back over to the carolinas are staying off to the north pressure right over us. it will stick around for just a little bit longer. and that will mean more warmth and a little bit of a nice day on monday. things are changing by midweek. right now 66 in tampa. clearwater 60 degrees and clear to partly cloudy skies with winds out of the northeast. warm start

perry. rick perry did. >> if you want to see what trying's like, wait until donald trump is the nominee if thatemocrats -- >> and they may do a much better job. >> we did not give him enough at a politician, whether you agree or disagree with him, we did not give him enough credit early on. he's anti-obama. republicans want to kick him out of the white house and trump is clarity, everything is black and white. you had the terror threat come up and he's going to kick the you know what out of isis and he's strong and he's a leader and don't discount the trade stuff, that's the third piece of this where people are anxious about the economy, i'm going to stand up to china and mexico and we're going to win again. those three pieces have him at 45% in nevada. >> we're going to take a short break. we are still live on the air. a lot more ahead. its sleek design... is mold-breaking. its intelligent drive systems... paradigm-shifting. its technology-filled cabin...jaw-dropping. its performance...breathtaking. its self-parking...and self-braking...show-stopping. the all-new glc. mercedes-benz resets the

perry have been dropped. perry was indicted in 2014 on charges related to allegations of an abuse of power. the court of criminal appeals says perry acted within his right as governor. >>> we are learning more about president obama's search to replace the lattes prom court justice antonin scalia. two sources familiar with the process say the white house is considering a republican. republican governor brian sandoval of nevada is a possible nominee. sandoval is a former federal judge and is considered a moderate in his home state. sandoval spokesperson says staff have discussed the vacancy with the white house. republicans in the senate have said they will not hold confirmation hearings on whoever the president chooses as a nominee. >>> firefighters from new york and florida are hanging out in las vegas this week. they are getting hands-on training using the cities high roller ferris wheel for practice rescue drills. the wheel has a zip line pulley system enabling rescuers to reach the top hundreds of feet up. there is a similar ferris wheel in orlando and plans for one in new york. >> wow. >> got to practice somehow. >> that's a l

perry because he did not have due process of law." mother. she posted a video online, accusing police of wrongdoing. officers shot and killed her daughter and angelo perry, in september. investigators connected perry to several crimes -- including the murder of guy cuffee. after kager's mom posted her video, cuffee's daughter posted a response. it says the shooting was justified. kager's mother has organized a group to protest the shootings. happens. norfolk police officer exposed himself to her in the time. she asked us not to show her face, but says-- it happened saturday afternoon. she told only 10 on your side-- she took a picture of his vehicle, and picked the officer out of a line-up. (30:29 1) ((i asked why i picked out in the lineup was a norfolk police officer that i had to me)) runs: 13 norfolk police say they are aware of the allegations-- and they are investigating. tonight, virginia state police are trying to figure out who shot two harpersville road in newport news, around 2 this morning. they say another vehicle pulled up-- and someone started shooting. medics took both men to the hospital-- and expect them to survive. they could not give us a description of the suspect's vehicle. a

a woman killed by virginia beach police last september police shot and killed angela perry an indicator after perry allegedly opened fire on officers outside a seven eleven police a kayaker was an innocent bystander. his mother gina best is meeting with the police chief right now she's demanding he releases the names of the shooting any video from that deadly night or cane is live at the police station aired any response from the cheat so far no janet that meeting is still going on right now we spoke to police spokeswoman in she expect to release a statement because there's nothing new to reports and the lack of new information after five months of investigating is exactly what dr gina best down to virginia beach today gina best walking into headquarters meeting one on one with chief jim surveyor in search for answers over her daughter's death. no ignored and disregarded to the point of desperation as i wept because i never got a call from the police took three days for the week on the back best along with supporters and members of the black lives matter maryland this morning kicking off a weekend

perry high school. tuesday morning -- thursday morning a group of student , leaders from dcg met with perry athletic leaders in perry. dcg's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated trump. chants. one dcg student says one teacher even threw out the lesson plan thursday, opting instead to discuss the incident. >> to be able to understand what it's like for other schools or other races and ethnicities and how we can come together as a community and support one another and love each other no matter what our skin color is. elizabeth: a school administrator says dcg students knew they were in the wrong and wanted to own up to their mistake. some dcg students even showed up to support perry's team in their game against boone last night. eric: the polk county sheriff's office is warning of a rise in scamming calls here in central they say most of those calls involve the irs, jury duty, utility bills, or lawsuits. officials say if you get any suspicious calls, hang up, do not call the number back, and contact authorities. it's also important to not give any kind of personal information out over t

i want to bring in perry bacon. perry, part of the argument is, both sides have changed rules when it comes to judicial nominations. graham arguing the democrats will reap what they've sewn. >> it's hard to take that argument -- when he voted for sotomayor and justice kagan, the democrats had a very large majority in the senate. there were 59 or 60 democratic senators. so whether graham or republicans backed those nominees or not didn't make the margin that different. versus now, you have a senate controlled by the republicans. that's the key factor here and that's what has changed here. i think his comments though, you saw that rubio and ted cruz, the people in the senate said, obama should not bother to even send anyone. don't give a name at all. but jeb bush and donald trump, when asked that question, they both essentially said, if i were president, i would certainly nominate someone. but i would not weaken the office by not nominating someone. so you'll see maybe the case changes from are the president should not send

perry high school. steve: student leaders extended an olive branch today apologizing to perry. ryan: some concerned students contacted us hoping that a degrading trump chant will not be repeated at tonight's district championship basketball game. >> just to see how much we hurt perry just hurt me inside. ryan: that infamous trump chant started in the second half. the student body co-president was in the stands monday night. >> there is a feeling inside where this is wrong, but at the same time you don't think of of the other side. >> it hurts at first. ryan: sonia wasn't proud of the public image after the report. >> i knew as soon as we saw it, we had to fix this, this is wrong. ryan: they organized a leader with athletic leaders from perry high school. the two groups met this morning. >> they wanted to own up to their mistake. they didn't want to make excuses, our kids did not want to go to perry and defend themselves. they wanted to say with we were wrong and we were going to get better because of it. ryan: shouting trump using the candidate's controversial anti-immigration stance. >> it started a really good conversation about race and ethnicity. ryan: her composition teachers discussed the incident. >> how we can come together as a community and support one a

police shot and killed perry and hagar after perry allegedly opened fire on officers from inside of a car driven by kate or capers baby was in the cart the time but was not hurt police say the kayaker was an innocent bystander new details are emerging about the army's new m o s specific gender neutral fitness tests our partners at the military times report the test should be ready to go by june. while no final decisions have been made the test will likely incorporate exercises that soldiers will need on the battlefield. they're expected to revolve around advance individual skills that are swiss specialty specific gender neutral standards base new this morning proposed changes to be to driving rules on do could be more access more access to off road routes the plan includes opening some beaches are closed at night extending seasonal off road routes in the fall and spring and shrinking the size of buffer zones around turtle and shore bird nests cape hatteras national seashore will host five meetings to get your input and we're going to get information about when and where a thirteen is

angelo perry opened fire on them, so they fired back on his 27-year-old india kager and their baby in the backseat. perry and kager died. the child was not hurt. days later, police told us perry had a record of crime and violence. they believed he was planning something-- and had him under surveillance at the time of the shooting. today, kager's mother met with a deputy commonwealth's attorney. she laid out her concerns with the police response-- and asked to see surveillance video from that night. she also met with police. 10 on your side's liz palka picks up where our brandi cummings left off today. liz, you spoke to kager's mother and an officer. nicole - i did check in with police. a spokeswoman told me they would not be commenting on this case today - or releasing new information. that includes some of the evidence kager's mother was hoping to discuss. a tearful gina best walks out of the virginia beach police department. she had just met with chief jim cervera for more than an hour. activist jerroll sanders was also in the room... c2 18:15:16 - we night her daughter was killed. the bottom line is, there was no immediate threat. :26 best, who is india kager's mother, wan

perry of felony abuse of power charges. rick perry/former governor of texas "i've always known that the actions that i took were not only lawful and legal, they were right." perry was accused of using his veto power to threaten a public official and overstepping his authority. nevada saw record-turn out in the first-in-the- west presidential event. many showed up for the first time to a caucus. and, the winner donald trump received more than 34,000 votes. that's than the total number of people who caucused four-years ago. (matt) a popular social media site rolled out a new way to express yourself, today. (sheila) facebook's "like" button is letting users show more of their true feelings. ktiv's sam curtiss joins us in studio to explain. if you haven't heard, or seen, already you probably don't use social media much. today, facebook expanded their "like" button making it clear as day how a post makes you feel. << move over "like" button....literally. facebook expanded it with five to showing you're angry. "this offers a litte more pinpointed opinion rather than just liking something," said kristen perez, an assistant digital media professor at briar cliff univer

perry in india cake or after perry allegedly opened fire on officers from inside of a car driven by indicator kickers baby was in the cart the time but did not get hurt. police say the kayaker was an innocent bystander. new this morning virginia beach is stepping up security after rash of car break ins at town center according to our partners of the virginian pilot the city has added a security shift after tuesday morning's break in at the city owned garage broke into nearly thirty vehicles bus that our windows as well in several cases the cars did have items stolen from the inside. no arrests have been me. six thirty four ton new details emerging now about the army's new and the specific gender neutral fitness tests our partners at the military times report the test should be ready to go by june. while no final decisions have been made test will likely incorporate exercises that soldiers will need on the battlefield. they're expected to revolve around advanced individual skills that are specialty specific gender neutral and standards based. new this morning proposed changes to be driving rules on the outer banks could soon allow more access to off road routes the plan includes opening some beaches that are close at night extending sees no off road routes in the fall and spring and shrinking the size of buffer zones around hurdle and shortness of hatteras national seashore will host five meetings to to get that information about when and where our website thirteen is not calm the moment you've been waiting for the keyword for our date break contact eighty go out in his last day of skype weeks they were giving you one final chance to win a trip for two to the city that never sleeps new york city includes your airfare go at your hotel and tickets to see good morning america live in times square so now that you know the key word go over thirty is now dot com click on the features tab and enter that word for a chance to win it you will also find official contest rules on our website looks you will be pulling the winner after daybreak right are at six thirty six now another blow to be on scene following the controversial super bowl performance right. police in one city are calling for ahead of her upcoming concert at first choosing sides in a tech battle against the federal government which the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. skies right now are mainly clear across the region real pretty picture your opposite hand. love the sky view up there this morning peaceful winds are light from the northeast by five to ten mph will check things out free right now across the region because while cold for the inland area's many areas of low twenties out to the west near the coast closer to thirty with mainly clear skies with buses pull up. temperatures will be warming into the mid forties as we head into the afternoon and then late afternoon mid to upper forties going for an official high around forty six maybe forty seven. it should be a little warmer and one and you will notice a few more clouds later this afternoon is what i ate so much it's really cold the inland area's mild or at the coast virginia beach right now at thirty it's twenty eight hampton as we expand the view here something to feel good about half a fill in here look at the warm surge of air out to the west we're going to see when shifting to the southwest late tonight early tomorrow that's going to push him that warmer air into our region so the warm up still on track to weaken its gonna be a nice one today we're going to find captures a little bit below normal as i mentioned mid to upper forties officially in love there is close to fifty maybe fifty one degrees c that around williamsburg mid the little pen slot much of the peninsula northern neck a little cooler same on the eastern shore northeast north carolina outer banks upper forties partly sunny later this afternoon the low fifties in when we do wander through the weekend the low sixties saturday in mid sixties on sunday certainly take that chance for showers on sunday night the shade the changing weather pattern for early next week coming up the check digit bt has actually occurred with a very quiet traffic morning for maybe the last hour hour and a half it's been really smooth and calm and now things are starting to pick up the drumbeat is what you're seeing here is in hinton sixty four eastbound at settlers landing road where a mile away from the hr bt that's when your delays there becomes solid as you head toward the bridge of the tunnel there starting at the hampton river bridge will probably continue to grow throughout the morning i'm sure sure to stick with me here as well as on facebook and twitter and i'll keep you posted on the traffic network maps we still have a little delay there at the midtown tunnel is actually growing just a little bit as you hit portsmouth and you head into norfolk. the drop down from thirty five to eighteen mph and as we zoom out to watch it crash and what the details on that coming up here in the next few minutes of course we talk about the hr bt live look at sixty four in western branch also coming up next something and she knows all too well the struggle is real for people with an ever shifting or even split sleep schedule. absolutely i think week wraps up on daybreak are craig mohler spoke to experts about how you can stay on top . new this morning google twitter and facebook all of them are backing apple in its decision to challenge a federal judge's ruling a judge has ordered apple to create new software to help the fbi break into an i phone that was used by one of the san bernardino shooters so the tech giant's agree with apple in saying that the move would set a very dangerous precedents will ceo says that they give law enforcement access to data based on the orders by requiring companies to enable hacking is a completely different story six forty five time a new this morning maryland's put on hold. all police officer cross connected to the twenty fifteen death of freddie gray the baltimore state's attorney requested a delay until the court determines whether william porter can be required to testify against fellow officers facing trial officer puerto trial ended in a mistrial in december he is being re tried in june. gray suffered severe injuries while in police custody this back here in two thousand fifteen this morning the fraternal order of police is vowing to boycott working security at one of the unsaved upcoming concerts members of the miami chapter of the fop voted to boycott be on safe april show in miami. well now they're calling on all police officers everywhere to boycott all of her concerts on her forthcoming world tour they believe that the singer used her super bowl performance to promote an anti police message voters are just one day away from casting their ballots in the nevada caucuses and the race in the state between clinton tighter than ever now a new cnn poll showed the two candidates are in a virtual tie. however the same polls show clinton with a double digit lead in south carolina voters there will cast their ballots in the state's democratic primary next saturday and the next big test for the republicans will be the south carolina primary which begins tomorrow a new wall street journal poll shows that ted cruz and donald trump are running neck and neck for the gop nomination. however two other national polls and roughly the same time frame show trump maintaining his double digit lead so the analysts seem to think that the wall street journal poll is truly an outlier. trump called it quote a total joke and you can look for much more on the race to the white house ahead on good morning america you can catch a live report from south carolina at seven o'clock right after daybreak new this morning who has the fastest wireless service in the united states where you go one company crowd. t by consumers and in the latest test another researcher says verizon is number one based on its own testing of various sites around the u s an indiana man is suing a smart even manufacture busy out the class action lawsuit accuses the company of collecting personal data about his viewing habits and selling it to third parties such as advertisers or data brokers the video is facing similar legal challenges in other states as well have the tv off the wonder does that cause it's a smart tv is connected to my wireless router to know and i still marvel. i still marvel that my apple phone will tell me my time to destination before i know i'm going to that message and the traffic situation is dealt and i have to tell you it's like a when you go here to get that cup of coffee with his back to bed now back up a copy sounds pretty good fit. it's like jen my mind tricks of my in a focus on what will be a beautiful day it is a chilly start the day and wanted to action out there. we do still have a small craft advisory for the ocean waters near virginia beach to ten a m and there will be a small craft advisory that goes up this evening for the lower part of the chesapeake bay but really beautiful day not any cloud cover of significance out there want to touch a better spot on streak after recess but we had a to row we were going for nine and we were calling for wind chills was a norfolk international there were some areas that we hit that wind chill but at the airport the wins just weren't quite strong enough to push us down into the mid thirties low thirties. we actually reached thirty six and then as the winds were lighter and ten form the little bit yesterday afternoon just outside so that we reset the street today we're going try near forty six only give you more information than just that high let's start with today skies are sunny as we get because twenty zealand. light the wind start to shift to the east mostly sunny little increasing clouds partly sunny this afternoon again temperatures staying below normal but out to the last warmer air set to build across our region we will enjoy the warm up coming up for our weekend low to mid sixties saturday into sunday the snow from the great lakes region not a problem for us as a nation we want to see nice conditions through the weekend skies become partly sunny we have the northeast winds coming in to see the wind streams here as we get to the afternoon in the evenings for cielo been more of an easterly wind right at the coast adventure in shifts around to the south in the southeast as we head into the evening tomorrow the winds pick up from the southwest and this is when we really start to see that warmer air being brought into the region so the warm up is coming and as we head through the weekend and into early next week the pattern starts to change up. you notice a few showers sunday morning out to the west as we take it to the afternoon five o'clock sunday some shower richmond out towards roanoke through the evening hours and overnight there could be a few shower stall mention that in the weekend forecast during the day the weather looks good for your weekend temperatures right now in the twenties for inland areas low thirties near the coast right now for nor fix guys are mainly clear beautiful thirty two now at the airport that just updated highs today close to forty six. so as we go through the weekend the warmer air builds will see temperatures little cooler but still warm enough to just rain with scattered showers to the early to middle part of next week actually when you watch enough there craig not to battle the traffic network mouse was a quick live look at how things are shaping up across hampton roads we do have a few spots of red out there now mainly around the age or bt some of the midtown tunnel as well give you a little bit more detail about that in just a moment but first let's head to our camera and check traffic on six sixty four we're not seeing any red no delays no brake lights things moving nicely six sixty four around portsmouth boulevard here's a northbound traffic the monitor merrimack six sixty four south making its way toward bowers hill also in fine shape. let's talk about those delays we head back to the traffic network maps you can see here let me start by saying we had back to norfolk. that was i knew will would ride that has cleared so we don't have to worry about that on that report and ran the street as well as we head to the hr bt a mile and a half delay starting at the hampton river bridge as you head to norfolk eastbound traffic into norfolk still a bit slow as well. again the rest of the area right now doing pretty good bunch of things again and give you a final update in five minutes ride thanks ashley. what is the final day of sleep we here on daybreak and our topic this morning deals with the difficult sleep work and sleep schedules you know how it goes you gotta go back and forth you know there's a bell curve some of us the little more of his little but the average adult needs about seven to eight hours of sleep per night. if your schedule like ours here on daybreak waking up in the middle and i'd say you can get to work early it may be very needed sleep all at once our sleep expert dr robert verona says you need to sleep to think and function at your best you have the opportunity to nap and. and as you said the bigger deposit the bank that a good idea. excellent idea i think any any nothing that you can do to get yourself closer that's seven hours of sleep for twenty four appeared as a good idea hearing that napping counts was a huge huge personal relief. i try to nap for about an hour an hour or two each afternoon a lack of sleep can impede your short term abilities and there's some possibility they're still studying this what the longer term health impacts are from that lack of sleep so thick it is a bank you know if you can deposit seven eight hours of sleep the day your banks always gonna be full when you go for long periods of time to get a deficit by just has to get back to napping helps and you that he sells you heard it and i walked in after expert and yes definitely help. so now i've taken i still rather just fall hard to sleep at eleven thirty yes i know he's got the worst one to split schedule at the carrefour and four are often about people right here there's still much more ahead on daybreak today and we'll get another look at they are. for here on the morning america caught on camera the terrifying moments of tours helicopter crashes into the ocean this morning we'll hear from the heroic witness who rushed to rescue the five passengers onboard are coming up next on cnn at six fifty six breaking overnight about two half hours ago police in newport is wrapped up a hazmat situation they found a meth lab. it's just the latest in a string of similar situations in the city so has my crew swarmed city place this morning that was off of route seventeen near main street charlie brown has been on the scene all morning long least looking fellas andre lucy this home behind me is now condemned the yellow sign the door says it's dangerous and not safe for human occupants of people cannot go and also condemned is the shed in the back this after police say they found meth making materials now twenty this morning when they executed a search warrant one man into custody after they found chemicals in the home and meth making materials in the back shed now hazmat crews could be seen handling bottles bags in and i've been trying to figure out what kind of chemicals. these are the police say they were led to this home after investigating two meth labs earlier this week that were found on middlesex road again i talk to people and that's what led them to this home here police say the man who lives here alone will face charges that the city does not tolerate drugs live in newport news. elise brown thirteen years now. thank you elise later today several demonstrations are set to take place the injustice for two people killed by virginia beach police officers the first will be held at the not back to church on herbert moore road at nine this morning there will be two other demonstrations this afternoon and police shot and killed. angelo perry an indicator after perry officers from inside of a car driven by indicator caters baby us in the car at the time of the shooting but was not hurt police say the kayaker was simply an innocent bystander. all right switching gears now ashley is here ashleigh this friday how the roads looking out there just lays around the bridges and tunnels i say that like you know that's not a big deal you know traffic is heavy though especially in hampton sixty four eastbound you can see here at the hampton river bridge we do have a mile and a half delay had twenty eight rpg so watch out for that but you're older wealthy man and g or b are clear so the good news they are on the traffic network we have them in town told the way we can see that here as we can zoom in take a look at fifty eastbound will slow the western freeway other than that you are moving pretty well so that's kind of ah go a little bit with the weather today with a pretty decent weather over cold every night the gallery my favorite

perry high school. a group of student leaders from d-c-g met with perry athletic leaders in perry yesterday morning. d-c-g's student body president apologized for their cheer section's repeated "trump!" chants. a school administrator says students knew they were in the wrong and wanted to own up to their mistake. "to be able to understand what it's like for other schools or other races and ethnicities and how we can come together as a community and support one another and love eachother no matter what our skin color is " district championship basketball game yesterday to show their support. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. a doctor says a dubuque man accused of sexually woman to death doesn't understand his charges the doctor who evaluated 20-year-old helmon betwell says he has a mental disorder. betwell faces murder and sexual assault charges for killing, 66- year-old nancy krapfl. police say she was taking a walk in the area of 17th street and central avenue on september 1st of last year when betwell attacked her. betwell's attorney filed a motion on tuesday requesting a hearing to determine if