newschannel 3 s allison mechanic spoke to keith richardson s co workers and neighbors today. so allison how did they react to the news? well kurt/bev everyone i spoke to today said they were extremely surprised to hear that their friend -- keith richardson -- was in custody after police said he shot and killed a police dog early this morning. they all said this is completely out of character and describe richardson as friendly personable and trustworthy. all of it that was in my driveway gene strickland could only watch from his house on land street -- as his friend went from being the subject of a barricade situation -- to a suspect in a deadly shooting involving a police dog. 56:13 well i was texting back and forth with him saying you know this is not going to end well with you, please surrender, please you know we are praying for you strickland has lived next door to keith richardson for years. when he heard that richardson reportedly barricaded himself in his home after threatening his wife with a gun -- strickland took to his phone to try to convince richardson to cooper

police say richardson shot and killed norfolk police dog "krijger." police then shot richardson. this is a story the continues to develop. 10 on your side's brandi cummings has been working on this story all day and joins us with more new information. late this afternoon police released more specific details about what happeneat the house on land street this morning. this incident actually that's when police say they got a call from a woman saying her husband - keith richardson - held her at gunpoint and threatened to kill her. the woman was able to leave the house, but police say mr. richardson barricaded himself inside. according to a news release, hostage negotiators tried talkg richardson out of the home for several hours. they say he refused to lay down his weapon and surrender. then police say richardson walked out of the house, went to his car, then went back inside. then police say richardson came back outside with a gun. police used a k-9 to try and arrest him and police say richardson shot and killed the dog. police say richardson then raised his gun to officers and an

police say richardson shot and killed the dog. thats when police say they shot back - hitting but not killing richardson. richardsons neighbor - gene strickland was texting him through the stand off - begging him to surrender. 3:58 things like i dont know whats going on but it cant be lay your weapon down its going be okay we are prying for you love u. rickland says he watched the tire stand off unravel from s house next door - and says police got the story wrong. adding officers pulled their trigger. 58:00 they had already shot him in the leg he was already on the ground and the german shepard was eating him alive so he took the gun to his left side and shot the dog we took the conflicting story back to norfolk police - but they stand by their story that richardson shot the k9 first - before officers pulled their trigger. now there is both an internal administrative invsegitation and a criminal investigation into what happened. richardson is in the hopsital in itical condidtion - facing veral felony charges. ve in norfolk nadeen

police say richardson shot and killed the dog. thats when police say they shot back - hitting but not killing richardson. gene strickland says everything ended in his driveway. 00:57 we saw all of it that was in my driveway hes richardsons neighbor and friend and says polices version of the strickland says he saw police shoot richardson first - and then released the dog. 58:00 they had already shot him in the leg he was already on the ground and the german shepard was eating him alive so he took the gun to his left side and shot the dog 58:19 so police fired before he shot the dog? yes - yes so i wanted to ask the chief about the conflicting facts in the story - but he was admimant - about not talking about the investigation today - since its ongoing. but a norfolk police spokespoerson says they are confident richardson fired his gun first. several felony charges - and could face more. nadeen yanes newschannel 3. the chill is in the air over downtown norfolk tonight - but could we soon see snow? let s check in with chief tracking

richardson says -- then richardson shot the dog. >> they already busted into his house. he managed to get one of them tried to get the other one went police shot him in the leg and sick to their dogs on him. when he went down in the dog was all over him, that is when he took the gun and shot the dog. it was totally in self-defense. reporter: after seven hours, he was arrested on several charges. for more than 10 years, he worked as a manager and firearms are at bob's gun shop. one of the owners says it because of the severity of the there. reporter: richardson is in critical condition and the officer involved in the shooting is on administrative duty. tom: if there are any updates, wavy.com. nicole: sentencing day for the man at the center of a deadly bar fight. he will spend more than a dozen years in prison for killing a man. the fight over a football game reporter: two families are suffering because of what happened at the bar that night. the judge agreed no one, not even ronnie sisko meant for anyone to die but he still chose a sentence close to the maximum. >> i'm g

then according to police richardson raised his gun to officers. that's when an officer shot him and a second k-9 was used to arrest him. (scanner traffic) 1;29 "gunshot wound to suspect" sot - gene strickland, neighbor/witness - clip 34 1:05:12 i think it could have been handled alot differently but they didnt need to bring out the entire infantry to slow this down. 1:05:20 we tried talking to someone from the police department on camera, but no one was made available. we can tell you the keith richardson is in critical condition in the hospital and the officer involved in the shooting is on administrative duty. coming up tonight on wavy news 10 at 6 we'll tell you what the neighbor says started the dispute between keith richardson and his wife. live in norfolk brandi cummings 10 on your side. 14 years is the punishment for a deadly bar fight in chesapeake. ronnie cisko pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of chuck today he was sentenced to 10 years for that -- and another four years for a probation violation. 10 on your side's lex gray was

richardsons neighbor gene strickland -had been texting him through the standoff - 56:13 i was texting back and forth with him saying you know this is not going to end well with you, please surrender he tells a different story. saying richardson wasnt threatening officers and that he was shot before krijger the k9 was killed. 58:00 they had already shot him in the leg he was already on the ground and the german shepard was eating him alive so he took the gun to his left side and shot the dog we took the conflicting story back to norfolk police - but they stand by their story that richardson shot the k9 first - before officers pulled their trigger. now there is both an internal administrative invsegitation and a criminal investigation into what happened. richardson is in the hopsital in critical condidtion - facing several live in norfolk nadeen yanes newschannel 3 an american found dead in her italian apartment has ties to chesapeake. the tragedy is making international headlines. newschannel 3 s margaret kavanagh is live tonight in the control room. margaret you spoke to loved ones of

richardson's neighbor says it was all self defense. gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his car. he was trying to get the other one. when the police shot him in the leg.and then sticked the dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces several charges including firearm in commission of a felony. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said because of the severity of the charges, richardson can never work there again. now a follow-up to a story we brought you on friday out of new york. the village of whitesboro voted last night to keep their very controversial seal. here's a look at it. village officials say it shows the founder in a "friendly" wrestling match with indigenous people. the logo has been called racist and offensive, but residents voted overwhelmingly to keep it 157 t

shot and killed a police k-9, an officer then shot richardson. that officer is on administrative duty -- which is standard procedure while police investigate. a robbery suspect faces more than 20 charges across the area. suffolk police caught him after a swat sitaution there. they tracked 23-year-old kevon hawkins and a woman he knew to the super 8 on north main street. they say the woman came out, and hawkins shot himself in the face. he's seriously hurt and in the hospital police have connected him to two robberies this month, and they believe he may be responsible for more. he also has outstanding warrants for kidnapping in north carolina. no school tomorrow for some students in newport news. crews will be cleaning lead paint from the walls of hilton elementary for the second day in a row. they found it monday, while preparing for a fresh coat. school officials say you can bring your child to brittiingham-midtown community center if you need daycare. virginia beach police hope you can help them find a man- they say- exposed himself to a child.

dog shot and killed police say the shooter is fifty eight year old keith richards and they say richardson barricaded himself in his home during a domestic dispute this happen on lan street near east virginia beach boulevard and military highway to her is gathering the latest details on the story live from the scene guide a canine that was killed is four year old cry has been with the police force for three years now police say he was shot and killed by richardson out of his home while trying to apprehend it all started as a domestic dispute call with an armed barricaded man inside around five forty eight sunday night. norfolk police say they were met by a woman upon arrival who told them her husband held her at gunpoint and threatened to kill her she was able to escape from her husband fifty year old keith richardson police quickly established a perimeter evacuating neighbors from their homes they were lined down the street and around the corner when i was you know when i looked out there was just several cars out here. hostage negotiators were able to make contact with richardson police

negotiators tried for hours to get richardson to surrender police say richardson walked out with the gun and shot the k nine police tell us richardson passed away today neighbors told us they wish could have done for their friends to people or judgment it was a really good to listen. the officer who shot richardson is on administrative leave which is standard procedure. also new tonight a man shot and wounded an officer that happened just before nine o'clock tonight on alexander street near north view avenue and schools point wrote an emergency dispatcher tells the man was taken to the hospital. one resident who heard the gunshots tells us there has been more crime in this area recently we heard a couple shots and wonder what was going on and didn't think anything of it because there's so many shots out here it's just a bad neighborhood and then we saw the blue lights and came outside and realize that some i got shot. there's no word yet on the victim's condition or whether police are looking for any suspects. we're continuing to follow developments in a situation involving the captu

the hospital won't release an update, but we're told keith richardson is expected to survive. a neighbor says the situation started after richardson found out his wife was cheating on him. police say his wife called them and said he threatened to kill her. that started the seven-hour standoff at his home on land street. a little before 1:30, police tried to use krijger to arrest richardson, but officers say he shot the dog. richardson's gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his dogs were taken care of and they were ok.he managed to get one of them and put into his car. he was trying to get the other one. when the police shot him in the leg.and then sticked the dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces several charges including abduction, and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop

richardson's neighbor says it was all self defense. gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his dogs were taken care car. he was trying to get the other one. when the police shot him in the leg.and then sticked the dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces several charges including abduction, and use of a firearm in commission of a felony. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said because of the severity of the charges, richardson can never work there again. there are two sides to every story. the family of a chesapeake man, sentenced for a deadly bar fight, says the judge's sentence was too justice was done. 10 on your side was in court when a judge put ronnie cisko behind bars for 14 years. 10 years for the death of chuck setchel. and four more for a probation violation. cis

an officer shot richardson, who died at the hospital today. that officer is on administrative duty -- which is standard procedure while police investigate. tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in the mid-upper 30s. wind: wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in the mid-upper 30s. wind: wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly sunny. very cold am (20s), but warms into the low 50s by the afternoon. wind: sw 10-15mph. tonight: stray showers before 10pm...maybe a flurry or two for the northern neck. otherwise, cold! lows fall into the upper 20s. wind: nw 10- 20mph wednesday: cold with sunshine. highs only in the mid-upper 30s. wind: wnw 10-15mph. thursday: mainly

one of richardson s neighbors said -- telling richardson that everything will be okay. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 56:42 he said in his position as a gun salesman he said his life was over now because once they came on the scene there was no way that he would have his job, there as no way. he would lose everything through all of this. richardson remains in police custody at sentara norfolk general hospital. rolling stone magazine has released more of the interview between sean penn and joquin el chapo guzman. the initial article was published over the weekend just one day after mexican forces recaptured the drug kingpin. penn has dismissed criticism over his interview and maintains he has nothing to hide. the u-s supreme court has not made a decision on whether to hear an appeal in former virginia governor bob mcdonnell )s case. if they reject the case -- mcdonnell s convictions would stand and he would have to report to prison. in 2014 mcdonnell and his wife maureen were found guilty of corruption. both prison-- bob mcdonnell for two years and his wife for one year. bo

police then shot richardson. he died the next day. the service for krijger is scheduled for this afternoon at the norfolk police k-9 range followed by a burial at a pet cemetery in virginia beach. rico bush is live on cape the ceremony. rico, good morning. good morning don. this morning, the american flag remains at half staff outside the k-9 unit with a list a five other dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added soon. gone, but certainly not forgotten. after the ceremony today, police will escort a flag draped casket with krijger's remains to a burial site along this route to garden of pines pet cemetery in virginia beach. police say the public is welcome to come out and pay tributes along the funeral procession route. dozens of people are expected to gather at the norfolk police k-9 range later today to give a hero's goodbye to police dog. norfolk police say the beloved dog served his department for three years and faithfully gave his life " all i know is that my heart dropped. and i feel for the offi

police then shot richardson. he died the next day. the service for krijger is scheduled for this afternoon at the norfolk police k-9 range followed by a burial at a pet cemetery in virginia beach. rico bush is live on cape henry avenue with more on the ceremony. rico, good morning. good morning don, katie. this morning, the american flag remains at half staff outside the k-9 unit with a list a five other dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added soon. gone, but certainly not forgotten. after the ceremony today, police will escort a flag draped casket with burial site along this route to garden of pines pet cemetery in virginia beach. police say the public is welcome to come out and pay tributes along the funeral procession route. dozens of people are expected to gather at the norfolk police k-9 range later today to give a hero's goodbye to police dog. norfolk police say the beloved dog served his department for three years and faithfully gave his life last week. editor: liz 10 pkg c7 17:32:35 - all i kn

richardson: no, this is only 6.y are on a path to continue upgrading their nuclear weapons capability. they have 10 nuclear weapons and are testing ballistic missiles. the international community is, despite the sanctions, despite the fact that all the attention is on the middle east, iran, and saudi arabia, we are here and we want to be dealt with. the message is, right now we aren't giving up our nuclear weapons. laura: the u.n. council is working on sanctions to punish north korea, but 4 sets of sanctions since 2006 has not made any difference. is it time for a new approach? it is time for: a new approach. we put every sanction on thinking economic sanctions, third-party sanctions -- i think the time has come for a new diplomatic approach backed by muscle. that could come from china. they have the norm leverage over north korea. they give them food, fuel, and economic assistance. been reluctant to use it. i think you diplomacy is needed. some kind of new entrepreneurial outrt to get this country of its isolation.

richardson is still in the hospital. he was in critical condition and the hospital won't release an update. but police say the suspect is expected to live. police say this all started with a domestic dispute. officers went to the home on land street. a little before 1:30 monday morning, krijger to arrest richardson, but officers say he shot the dog. richardson's neighbor -- on the other hand -- says it was all self defense. gene strickland, neighbor/witness :53 - 1:14 "they'd already busted into his house. he was trying to make sure his dogs were taken care of and they were ok.he managed to get one of them and put into his car. he was trying to get dogs on him. when he went down and the dog was all over him, that's when he took the gun and shot that dog. it was totally in self defense there. richardson faces abduction and gun charges. we've also learned he worked as a manager and firearms instructor at bob's gun shop in norfolk. a shop owner said richardson wouldn't be able to work there again, because of the serious cha

investigators say richardson claims she shot fry because he assaulted her. richardson 3 3 3 today in our carolina roundup... a shooting death yesterday in charlotte... becomes the queen city's first homicide of the year. shelton kimble is charged with murdering tyrone burch. burch was found in a parking lot after he was shot. detectives say the men knew each other... violence. 3 3 a pastor in north carolina may have saved the lives of his congregation. pastor larry wright confronted a gunman in fayetteville during his sermon about gun violence. on new year's eve, a man walked into the church, carrying a rifle -- and a magazine of ammunition. wright says he walked up to the man and asked, "can i help you?" that is when the gunman asked the pastor to pray for him. 3 "when i told the congregation, it's ok, he wants prayer and i began to pray for him, and the power of god hit and he fell to his knees and began to cry and weep and he had his face on the ground." wright took the rifle and gave it to a deacon. police arrived during the dramatic incident and took th

richardson did the same thing in 20-04 when the panthers went to super bowl in houston. the team president says mr. richardson understands that this memorable season would not have been possible without a complete team effort. a panthers spokesman declined to comment on the details of the gift and whether it included hotel accommodations or other 3 good morning... 3 it's wednesday, january 27th. i'm holly headrick. and i'm jay siltzer good morning. here is a look at current conditions across the region. your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i'll show you our 7- day forecast for both the mountains and 3 upstate. 3 3 3 3 3 henderson 3 county schools remain closed this morning because of concerns over slick roads. news 13's lauren brigman continues our live team coverage of the weather . lauren... what are you seeing 3 3 3 3 we have an update this morning... on a henderson toddler was shot and killed in their home. james and heather stepp pleaded guilty to storage of a firearm with access to children, a misdemeanor. the pair was originally charged

the standoff ended with officers firing at richardson - and richardson shooting and killing a k-9 police officer. the officer who shot richardson is on desk duty during the investigation. virginia beach police need your help to find a man they say is exposing himself to children in the toy section of retail stores. we got some surveillance video of the suspect this afternoon. newschannel three s allison mechanic is live now with more now from shoppers - allison well kurt/bev shoppers here say they no longer feel safe letting their children be in the toy section of this store unsupervised. and those feelings were echoed with shoppers down the road at the barnes and noble store where the same man exposed himself to another child a few months ago. now they are just hoping man in this surveillance footage so that police can arrest him. this man -- seen pacing up and down the children s isle of a barnes and noble -- is wanted by virginia beach police. they say he is the man who walked up to a child and exposed himself while inside the virginia beach blvd store back in november. and according

police say the standoff ended with officers firing at richardson - and richardson shooting and killing a k-9 police officer. the officer who shot richardson is on desk duty police have arrested a man who they say attacked an employee at an elizabeth city motel. more layoffs are announced for a hampton roads shipyard. how many are expected to be out of a very cold and windy... temperatures will start near the freezing point this morning but it will feel more like the upper teens and low 20s with strong northwest winds. highs will only reach the plenty of sunshine. winds will begin to relax this afternoon. we will steadily warm up as we approach the weekend. highs will climb into the low 50s thursday, mid 50s friday and near 60 on saturday. our next chance for rain moves in friday night and will linger into early saturday morning. most of the weekend will be dry with another cool down set to move in on sunday. elizabeth city police arrested a man they say sexually assaulted a teenage motel clerk. aeron nicholas etheridge is charged with sex offense and first degree kidnapping. police say

police say the standoff ended with officers firing at richardson - and richardson police officer. the officer who shot richardson is on desk duty during the investigation. a man - stabbed at a gymnasium in newport news. and thanks to some observant witnesses, officers were able to make a quick arrest. they say thomas robinson stabbed the other man just after eight a-m yesterday at the julius conn gymnasium. officers tell argument between a female friend of robinson )s and the victim. the two were arguing - robinson reportedly walked up and stabbed the man - then ran away. witnesses helped police track him down nearby. the man who was stabbed is expected to be okay. later today: the richmond mother accused of carrying her sons body in her trunk will be in court. troopers say they pulled over tonya slaton in hampton back in june for having expired tags. they impounded her car and that )s when they found her sons-p&body inside. they were later identified as quincy david who had last been seen 11-years before. the medical examiner determined quincy jamar davis cause of death and manne

richardson and our relationship. for us to kind of be at this point it's just like we imagined a 'x' amount of newton: "just keeping a promise to mr. richardson and our relationship. for us to kind of be at this point it's just like we imagined a 'x' amount of years ago. for him to be as respected as he still a great man... and still see great things happen to him. it's not just as a team... we're going to need everybody rolling on all cylinders." the panthers are a slight favorite to beat the cardinals and advance to the super bowl history. if they reach football's biggest game...they'll be looking to claim their first vince lombardi trophy. we'll have highlights and postgame reaction for you tonight at 11. rick henry...wis news ten sports. thank you rick. the winner of tonight's game plays... the in the super bowl. from the grid-iron the hardwood... second ranked usc's currently in the middle of a top 10 battle in starkville. gamecocks at mississippi state today. currently.... yesterday on the road... the 24th rank

police say 58-year-old keith richardson shot and killed krijger, a belgian malinois , last week after a 7-hour standoff on land street. after the shooting, police posted a message on facebook about the police dog and his three year legacy with department and the bond krijger shared with officers and other k-9 handlers. editor: liz 10 pkg :12 - :22 officer jake clark - norfolk police dept. "we do everything together. we get ready for work together. we come to work. we train hard all indescribable. butt to (sot is partially under vo) 1:20 - 1:27 "to lose any partner. officer k9 or not. is a heartfelt reaction felt throughout the department that no one can put into words." investigators say police shot and critically wounded the suspect, richardson, after he raised his gun toward them. he died from his injuries the next day. the officer who shot richardson remains on administrative duty, a standard practice in any officer-involved shooting. this morning, the american flag remains at half staff outside the with a list a five dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will

one of richardson s neighbors said -- he tried to help negotiators by telling richardson that everything will be okay. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 56:42 he said in his position as a gun salesman he said his life was over now because once they came on the scene there was no way that he would have his job, there as no way. he would lose everything through all of this. richardson remains in police custody at sentara norfolk general hospital. president obama delivers his seventh and final state of the union address tonight. in what the white house says will be a non- traditional speech the president is expected to speak bluntly about the nation s challenges and push for prison system reforms. south carolina governor nikki haley will offer this year s republican a skywheel---shopp ing and new restaurants---mo re on what developers want to bring to the oceanfront. dozens of sailors are gearing up for a mission that is with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. now here )s kristen crowley warmer, windy and a chance for flurries... temperatures will start n

investigators say richardson claims she shot fry because he assaulted her. richardson remains in jail 3 3 this week evangelist franklin graham will begin a 50 state tour. he says the goal is to encourage conservative christians to vote for candidates who uphold biblical principles. he says he will not endorce any candidates. reverend graham's first event is set for tuesday in des 3 3 a shooting death yesterday morning in charlotte becomes the queen city's first homicide of the year. shelton kimble is charged with was found in a parking lot after he was shot. detectives say the men knew each other... and it was not a random act of violence. 3 3 a pastor in north carolina may have saved the lives of his congregation. pastor larry wright confronted a gunman in fayetteville during his sermon about gun violence. on new year's eve, a man walked into the church, carrying a rifle -- and a magazine of ammunition. wright says he walked up to the man and asked, "can i help you?" that is when the gunman asked the pastor to pray for him. ((stop)) 3 "when i told the congr

elena richardson says flint needs more than emergency declarations and bottled water. (elena richardson/flint the water and filters are gone, we're still gonna have the lead, we're still gonna have the pipes. we're still gonna have the poison, we're still gonna have the disease." (adriana diaz, cbs news, flint, mi) governor snyder is expected to lay out a more detailed plan during his speech tonight. hundreds of protestors are planning to show up in the state's capitol. adriana diaz, cbs news, flint, mi ((brian loftus)) snyder declared a state of emergency in flint earlier this month. on saturday, president barack obama signed an emergency declaration but denied snyder's request for a disaster declaration based on the legal requirement that such relief is intended for natural events, fires, floods or explosions./// ((brian loftus)) > get ready for axl. guns n roses.. are coming back to las vegas. when you can expect the original band.. to rock... the t-mobile arena. < morning.. drivers on the strip got quite the shock. there were police cars... swat vehicles.. and more

sot elena richardson/flint resident 1:09-1:15 "what happens after the water and filters are gone, we )re still gonna have the lead, we )re still gonna have the pipes. we )re still gonna have the gonna have the poison, we re still gonna have the disease." standup close: adriana diaz, cbs news, flint, mi 1:16-1:26 governor snyder is expected to lay out a more detailed plan during his speech tonight. hundreds of protestors are planning to show up in the state s capitol. adriana diaz, cbs news, flint, mi snyder declared a state of emergency in flint earlier this month. the supreme court has agreed to review president obama s executive orders to change immigration policy. the plan would allow millions of illegal immigrants to apply for programs that could make them eligible for work permits in the u-s. the president revealed his plans implementation. 26 states have challenged the president s authority in the past. the case is expected to be heard in april -- and decided in june. the internal revenue service is accepting tax returns starting today. but remember -- employers have until the

police then shot richardson. he died the next day. the service for krijger is scheduled for this afternoon at the norfolk police k-9 range followed by a burial at a pet cemetery in virginia beach. rico bush is live on cape henry avenue with more on this morning, the american flag remains at half staff outside the k-9 unit with a list a five other dogs that have also died in the line of duty. one more name will be added soon. gone, but certainly not forgotten. after the ceremony today, police will escort a flag draped casket with krijger's remains to a burial site along this route to garden of pines pet cemetery in virginia beach. police say the public is welcome to come out and pay tributes along the funeral dozens of people are expected to gather at the norfolk police k-9 range later today to give a hero's goodbye to police dog. norfolk police say the beloved dog served his department for three years and faithfully gave his life last week. editor: liz 10 pkg c7 17:32:35 - all i know is that my heart dropped. and i feel for the office

at least owner richardson is. richardson is going to pay the way for all staff members mr. richardson understands that this memorable season would not have been possible without harmony anand a complete team effort. panthers spokesman wouldn't say details on the gift, whether they'll include hotel accommodations or other expenses. but boy, sounds pretty good to me. their last trip there for a big south game. coastal leaving the league next year. coastal is two games back. unca's next r . >>> unc asheville women's stayed in first place. her team did not let her down on tuesday. shatori major. she's going to knock down three of her 20 points. then it's major again. this time from even further out. what range. that's another triple. they're now tied for first with liberty. the flames beat the other first place, gardner webb last night. >>> last night wild finish in winston. 11th ranked virginia at lake forest. now five seconds to go. malcolm puts three in the corner. cuts it down to one. 28. now end of the game, watch this. unbelievable. how he made that shot, i don't know. >>

richardson always stresses that from the playe office, carolina wins as one. the big cat also picked up the tab in 2004 for more than 550 employees and a guest to go to houston for super bowl 38. geoff: great step from jerry richardson. allyson: that is great. geoff: a guy you want to work for. allyson: let's take a look at the roads. left-hand side is busy on this is 85 with an accident around the two mile marker. in laurens, white plains road blocked it highly 560 them an accident. busy traffic tonight at the bottom sikora -- at the bon secours wellness arena around 7:00, so avoid that area. all the interstates looking good. they'll does not have many birds in his pants, but he does have the weather -- dale weathe: you two. the 40's in the mountains, it is in the upstate, and it warms up saturday and sunday. -- 50's in the upss up for the weekend. a great weekend of weather on the way.we have that to look forward to. geoff: we are trying to hold it together. allyson: we are behaving. two major shakeups in the race for o candidates behind us. geoff: nikole ki

a call for a domestic dispute on negotiators tried for hours to get richardson to surrender to the richardson walked out with a gun and shot the canine please tell is that richardson passed away yesterday neighbors told us wish that there was something they could have done for their friend. well those american sailors who were briefly detained in iran are now underway to u s military base in the middle east yet it comes as we learn more details about what caused the boat to drift into iranian territorial waters and how should your tax dollars be spent lawmakers discussing that very issue right now while putting holding down the persian gulf ten u s sailors held by iran are back in american care. the other help for several hours after their two small navy boats drifted into iranian waters and right now they're back for the norfolk based uss gandy of abc's karl about the arena picks up our coverage yet comically announce first on iranian tv these pictures released by the same show the u s sailors on their way back to us custody also want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation an

nicole: keith richardson's family tells us he died at the hospital today. police say this started when officers were called out for a officers tried to use the dog to arrest richardson, but they say he shot it. family says richardson was shot twice. family took him off life support this afternoon. tom: the sunshine was out today and temperatures very close to normal for this time of year. nicole: the second blast of cold air is moving in, temps are going to drop once again. the arctic express is making a beeline to the east and south. tom: tomorrow's temps are going to look nothing like today. lake-effect snow is burying areas from ohio to new york, not inches, but feet. don slater has chilly temps to

visit marcus book, known as oldest independent black book store and talk with co-owner blanche richardsonhe store's history and its importance to the community as source of information and a meeting place during the civil rights movement. >> the history of marcus book store is that it was started in 1960 by my parents, doctors ray and julian richardson. their purpose was to offer this resource to the community feeling that black people needed a place to go where they could learn about themselves from other black people mostly. so it was a service they were providing to the community but also to the community at large because the more other cultures know about black people the better it is for everybody as well. >> on american history tv take a trip to oakland's chinatown neighborhood and learn about the history of the chinese in the east bay area. william g.wong, author of "yellow journalist" shares his experience as chinese-american glowing up in the chinatown neighborhood. >> in april of 1906 a huge earthquake on the san andreas fault destroyed records at san francisco city hall, birth

nats - car leaving the store - erika richardson noticed what she hoped wasn't a dead dog on compton road. richardson/called 911 1306 something told me, like, pull over, see what's going on. 911 call: "we have a dead dog on clovernook and compton road.i have two ladies with me that said they had seenthe dog being thrown from a car and then hit by that same car. they have the license plate number and everything." that license plate - turned over to police. the photos too. this one - which we are blurring - has been spreading on facebook. richardson 1447 people do love dogs so when i saw that, it police department 0219 there are some challenges because it appears to be a crime, at onset. but we haven't been able to determine that quite yet because we need to be able to prove that there was intent. mount healthy police say they've talked to the truck's owner.michael 0332 he says he hasn't driven in quite some time and he didn't know anything about it. but that man tells police he owns beagles.nats camera click let's go back to that picture - one thing that caught cops' eyes - also caught ric

we continue our conversation with seth richardson. he's political reporter for the reno gazette journal. so jeb bush going to elko. my question is, why? >> the rules are going to be crucial for the republican race this year. at least i feel that way. with so many candidates and the vote is split every single vote. i don't want to say they don't ever actually count. a couple votes. a couple precincts could get you a delegate. could, you know, vault you into those rules are going to be very crucial which is why you see, you know, jeb bush paying attention. you have marco rubio going to yarrington and rampaul hitting those rules. >> going back to the caucus, you know, everyone has an opinion about the candidates certainly. and the highest rated candidates obviously. but you know, like you said, going to a primary is pretty easy to walk in, make your vote and go home. and the turnout is traditionally very, very low in the silver state. caucus, a lot of people have no clue even at this point in time what a caucus is. how many people do you

richardson for making this happen. without his vision, and then the ability to put that vision into an action plan, and to see it come to fruition. very few people, their life's work get to see that happen, and he's one of them, so we're thrilled for him. mike: another reason the super bowl trip is a big deal forf the current panthers players, brenton bersin, is a graduate. mike mccormick, wyff news 4, live in spartanburg. carol: construction crews part of business 85 in spartanburg for at least six days. bridge over train tracks. the department of tranor says crews closed the two southbound lanes of the highway between the state highway 56 exit and the new cut road exit today. a detour will be set up as crews replace part of the bridge. if the weather cooperates, d.o.t. officials say business 85 michael: you may wonder about the roads in the light of the greenville public works says there are no reports of any major damage. sc-dot says the same. one of two reasons this year, , for the first time, greenville used a sal

and jerry richardson as we showed you there. and it's time to keep pounding with the panthers live wire. it's a collection of the latest tweets about the panthers and fun posts from our staff. you view the livewire by going to our wyff 4 app or wyff4.com and look in the right now bar. still to come, we have more information following a massive fire in the heart of new orleans. we tell you where two buildings are burning in the big easy. plus, it's one of the most popular vacation and honeymoon destinations, but could niagara dale?a man who brought nascar to -- dale: could you handle a little springlike weather? minu geoff 4 noon, iefgeoff: a man who brought nascar to live for many for more than 50 years passed away. barney hall was an anchor for the motor racing network. his unique brand of storytelling earned him a p hall of fame in 2012. nascar is reporting he died yesterday, from complications after a recent medical operation. he was 83-years-old. fire officials have been on the scene all morning of a massive fire in new orle

richardson 1447 people do love dogs so when i saw that, it was quite frightening.sgt. nick michael/mt. healthy police department 0219 there are some challenges because it appears to be a crime, at onset. but we haven't been able to determine that quite yet because we need to be able to prove that there was intent. mount healthy police say they've talked to the truck's owner.michael 0332 he says he hasn't driven in quite some time and he didn't know anything about it. but that man tells police he owns beagles.nats camera click let's go back to that picture - one thing that caught cops' eyes - also caught richardson'srichardson 1324 his leash was wrapped around his neck several times like the dog had been strangled prior to being thrown out the car.michael 0412 and that's just it, we don't know if the dog was actually deceased before it left the vehicle or not. we don't know if it being hit afterwards is what caused it's death. we just don't know at this point. not shortage of places that will adopt an unwanted dog.and a plea from police tonight - for anyone who saw this

panthers owner jerry richardson beating the "keep pounding" drum. first, 10-0 carolina. newton goes to the air, brown is gone. the longest pass play in panthers postseason history. new calls his own number and sacrifices his body going into the end zone. arizona, and carson palmer, couldn't get it out of his own way. the cardinals turn it over seven times. this interception led to a touchdown. carolina dismantles arizona 49-15. brad fralick's live at bank of america stadium with mbrad: what a game. they get to the super bowl. the most complete name they have played all season, seven turnovers in the game against cars palmer, and cam newton has the panthers in the super bowl for the first time since 2003, when the panthers lost. we have confetti flying as a burst of wind comes down. ricardo lecompte was on the field after the game and caught up philly around. -- philly brown. ricardo: what is the emotion you are feeling right now, seeing the celebration? >> excited. we are all excited, but hungary. we have one more game. we are not worried but anybody else says -- about w

today, richardson pled guilty for a reduced charge. he was given two years probation for the resisting arrest charge near his st. louis home. the nfl could still discipline richardson for the incident that involved going 143 miles per hour on an interstate with a 12-year-old child, a loaded gun, and a strong smell of marijuana in his car. left of your screen. sid the kid with his 17th of the season. 2-0 the final in pittsburgh. >>> finally tonight, we know it will be the panthers and broncos, but what will levi stadium look like? the brand new stadium starting to take shape. the scarlet of the 49ers transformed to gold, for the golden super bowl. new luxury suites are being built. and by the way, to help with the hope experience, cbs sports will unveil new tech nothing. super slow-mo and 360-degree views. i'll get to see my 360 from the field. >> i know, lucky you. >> just a little lucky. >> somebody's got to do it for the team. >> are all of us going? >> apparently not. >> yeah, you might have to talk to somebody. >> just you. >> brin

richardson was shot by police after shooting cry her. police say he raised his weapon and posed a threat to officers this after hours of negotiation with richardson to lay his weapon down and surrender peacefully. long says these canines are brave members of the force and deserve to have the best protection in the line of duty. they're going to do their job and that's it in the display showed off everything else i mean it doesn't matter they're they're giving a command they go nuts you like to learn more of a longs organization will have a link on thirteen years now dot com tonight richardson is in custody but in the hospital in critical condition. love nor fiction to her thirty news now just into the newsroom we've learned portsmouth police are investigating the death of a baby or told a parent call nine one one around two am this morning when many scott to the home of deep creek boulevard they cannot resuscitate the two month old boy to pronounce the baby dead on the scene the medical the exact cause of death in hampden a gunman is sti