died after being shot multiple times.those who knew roach are saddened by her death.news 19's loren thomas spoke with her co-workers today. 3 "it's such a tragedy to know that we lost a member of our family here at walmart."just 5 months ago 19 year old deanndra roach started working at the walmart on two notch road in columbia as a sales associate in electronics.her store manager, shannon rucker, says that even though she hadn't been there long, roach had a positive impact on everyone around her. "most associates spend more time here working at walmart than they do with their families, so we are a family. she was a very generous and smiling person who never came to work with a bad attitude or having a bad day."on friday night, roach was found on farrow road with multiple gunshot wounds...she later died on the scene.richland county deputies believe her ex-boyfriend andre charged with murder and armed robbery...after he was seen on survellaince camera using roach's credit card shortly after she was shot.rucker says sadly they know the story of loosing a coworker to a violent death al

one customer complaining of a roach by the drink machine back in october of 2014. another alleging the restaurant had a roach infestation a year ago back in march . [ indiscernible ] which has also received a fine from the state for allowing their drivers license expire. back to you. >> ladies. to you feel like you are constantly doing house work but just can't figure out why? >> yes. researchers though may have found reason. husbands, a new university of mitch study -- i hope my husband is listening, found husbands create an extra seven hours of >> that is hard to believe. >> it also found women do an average of 17 hours of house told -- tasks a week. men are now clocking an average of 13 hours of house work a week which has now doubled in the past ten years. >>> tell you right now i know how to clean up. i don't leave -- we don't leave messes. >> we? you brought jim into this? >> [ laughter ] just don't say anything. it is safer that way. >> be very careful right? >> yes. >> somebody knocked it out of the park tonight. >> yes. >> the reds were down there. >> let'

roach. >> mr. roach! >> mr. roach, we have been waiting for you, sir. >> you have returned from requesting a pass from governor hutchinson. to return your shipped to england with the tea without unloading it. can you tell us what has happened, sir? >> yes, sir. his excellency said he is willing to grant anything consistent with the law, and his duty to our king -- the vessel passage until it had been properly cleared by the customs house! i will finish! but, if the vessel -- you would make no distinction between my vessel or any other? >> dr. young. >> he must not suffer harm to his personal property. he has shown us today he is a good man who has done everything in his power to satisfy us. >> thank you, doctor. captain roach. >> under the present circumstances, will you order the dartmouth back to london with its cargo of tea? >> i apprehend that will be my ruin. >> if you will not order your vessel with its cargo back to london, will you attempt to land the tea? >> i will have no part of the tea, but if proper

over 60 live roaches crawling in the kitchen gets a chinese restaurant shutdown for three days. you think that would be the worst of it. when inspectors went back 40 prepared in the same sink where dishes were being washed. taking action for your health it is the latest restaurant to make my dirty dining list. >> have you of been here before? >> no. this is the first time. >> she loves chinese food. >> the won ton soup we would get. >> she is thinking twice about stepping into top china located on east hillsborough in tampa. after hearing inspectors shutdown the restaurant for three days in january after seeing over 65 live roaches crawling all over the kitchen, near the cook's line, prep table, soda machine, storage rack and sink. >> there is no way i would go no there now. >> no is not all. our eye team uncovering a follow up inspection two weeks later discovered more live roaches and dishes being washed in the same sink with raw chicken being prepared. a stop sale was immediately ordered. >> >> food manager, yes. >> i am food manager. >> inside top china he said he was there

the manager says he saw the roaches inside. >> reporter: did you know? did you see the roaches? >> i am coming to see the restaurant, i am in the restaurant. >> reporter: so you saw them, to? >> yes. >> we reached out to the owner but he never returned our phone calls. if you would like to tell us about a dirty restaurant you have encountered, head over to wendy's facebook page and let her know about it. other restaurants, nbc action news.com/dining. >>> how crusoe -- how crucial was that missed opportunity? >> very crucial.>> one move that may have been a misstep that now has apple in the fbi at odds. we find out what that was in an exclusive interview with tim cook. >>> a sneak peak at the preparations underway. with the people said is missing out in one major academy >>> much cooler out there today and there you see as per usual, our tower camera. bumping a little bit. it's gusty. the winds are up 25 to 30 miles an hour. and we will only manage the mid- 60s with wind and clearing skies. we will stay chilly. even colder tonight. more on that in the next hour. >>> this morning,

we spotted what appeared to be a dead roach. in the front dining inspectors back again friday. roaches. 9:29 i know here. even when they do reopen. customers relieved to know what's really going on. in the kitchen. 14:05 if i would have found out afterwards i would have been completely disgusted. new video now of an abandoned trailer... take a look and this massive hornet's nest. it's at least five feet tall... growing on top of an old couch! a family found it when they tried to clean out an abandoned trailer in their backyard. as far as they know-- no one has been inside for ten years... so this nest could have been growing the whole time: ladies - feel like you're constantly doing housework but can't figure out why? have found the reason: husbands! a new "university of michigan study"-- found husbands create an extra seven hours of housework for their wives each week! it also found that women do an average of 17 hours of household tasks a week. but, times are changing! men now average 13 hours per week of housework -- which has doubled in the last 30 years. the next time you're hungr

she is going elsewhere for her next chinese meal. >> the roaches are bad enough. terrible. >> now, i did call the owner several times but he never returned my calls. if you want to tell me about a restaurant you're worried about, go to my facebook page and to see other dirty dining stories go to abcactionnews.com/dining. >>> laura. >> let me take this here because we have breaking news in st. pete. action air 1 is over a live action on 9th street. it is blocking traffic. you can see one lane of traffic is slowly getting by there on the left hand side. as you know, this area is under construction. and there is already construction on a normal day. now you have an accident on 9th street in st. pete. traffic there is crawling by. if you know anyone who is about to leave work in that area and needs to go that way, you may want to shoot them a quick text and let them know that things may be slow in that area. laura. >> clearwater police and code compliance going above and beyond the call of duty today, helping an elderly woman in need. clearwater police detectives a man she hired to work

after hearing inspector shut days after seeing over 65 live roaches crawling all over the kitchen. near the coastline, color, prep table, storage rack and think. >> there is no way i would go in there now. >> our i-team uncovering a follow-up inspection two weeks later discovered more live roaches and dishes being washed in the same sink with raw chicken being prepared. a stop sale was ordered with all 40 pounds of chicken thrown out. >> manager. >> i and the food manager. >> daily wang said he was there when the state closed their doors. >> did you see the roaches? >> yeah. i am in the restaurant. >> you saw them. >> they cleaned the kitchen thoroughly and we opened when problems existed before january with 127 violations were not in the last 10 months including no certified food safety manager on duty. not marked with a date with noodles. eggrolls at dangerous temperatures. >> everything is okay. >> wang felt the owner could better answer the rest of the questions. >> he can email me or call me. >> i can talk to him call you. >> jennifer waugh take a chance. she is going elsewher

working to get rid of their roach issue. a week earlier. the health inspector documenting close to 80 live roaches found more in this pest control company. and underneath the styrofoam to-go containers. another roach crawling around. on top of the refrigerator. despite all the issues. employees insist they are working hard to keep the kitchen clean. 41:35 business is important. we have a name we want to uphold. and that's why we do it. but after hearing about some of the lingering violations. this father had second thoughts about feeding giovani's pizza to his kids. 00:43 i don't want them eating anything that's toxic. no mold. no bacteria. i mean that's just unsanitary. 41:52 we've got the best pizza in town. my honest opinion. we had an issue we took care of it. and the loyal customers we do have here can keep coming back. and know there's nothing to worry about. but considering this location's track record of previous problems. some customers says things need to change. 5:18 it's not acceptable. this report is not acceptable. i don't bel

that's the latest here at roach that's the latest here at roach's run sarah simmons, "fox5 local news> thank you. maryland governor larry hogan says he's committed to building a brand new hospital in prince george county. earlier today he announced the healthcare system would support -- receive 15 millionto support the county need. prince george hospital center will eventually close once that new regional center completed. >>> "fox5" is in fairfax county with a bizarre crime. a woman's purse with her daughter's college tuition in it is stolen from a dunkin' donuts. now police are trying to identify the woman that took it identify the woman that took it. "fox5" alexandra limone has more on how it happened. >> maria thought it was a joke. 10,000 dollars in cash she had saved for her daughter's college tuition gone. stolen actually by this woman who was caught red-handed on surveillance video. >> i never, never, crossed my mind that this could happen. >> maria and her daughter liliano were on their way to penn state on january 10. during a coffee stop that dunkin' donuts on highway 50 fa

. >>> live roaches were workers prepare your food. which local pop eyes restaurant made my dirty dining list. >>> what joshua james said of the royal caribbean cruise ship captain will tell his side of the story. despite the ocean prediction center issuing an alert. they criticized royal caribbean for traveling through the storm. >> it developed so quickly. that was the thing, it just became so intensified. in 24 hours it went from this to this. >> bill nelson asked the ntsb >>> a update as germanin vest -- investigators call off the incident. 10 people killed and hundreds rescued from the train after two commuter trains collided. >>> a florida mans prank went viral. he tossed the live gator into the wendy's restaurant. tonight the judge released him on bail and told him to say a way from wendy's restaurant. he wanted to prank a friend who worked at the restaurant. >> i'm sorry for what i did. just being stupid and not thinking. i found out what the consequences were i paid for >> his prankster days are over and faces a assault with a

a follow-up inspection two weeks later discovered more live roaches and dishes being washed in the same sink with raw chicken being prepared. a stop sell was immediately chicken thrown out. >> food manager. i'm the food manager.>> reporter: he said he was there when the state to close their doors. did you know you had a problem?>> yeah, coming to see the restaurant, i am in the restaurant. >> reporter: so you saw them to -- so you saw them? >> yeah. >> reporter: the problems began in january with 127 violations written up in the last 10 months including no certified food safety manager on duty. chicken and egg rolls at dangerous temperatures. food not marked with a date in the top china's owner could better answer the rest of my questions. so he can email me or call me if that is possible. >> no problem. call you.>> reporter: that jennifer will take a chance. she is going elsewhere for her next chinese milk.>> the roaches are bad enough. >>> the tampa bay buccaneers are getting a good look this week at drafts. one player that could take in your morning sports. >>> good morning, everybod

richland county deputies say roach was discovered in a field off farrow road in blythewood. the victim's ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley jr. is in jail tonight, charged with murder and armed robbery. investigators believe heatley shot and killed roach, then stole her debit card using it three times south carolina already ranks top in the nation for the rate of women killed by men. experts say domestic violence can be a vicious cycle but dating violence can have a similar pattern and often gets overlooked. february is national teen dating violence awareness month. experts say defining healthy relationships early may help stop the cycle of violence. "we know that it's a huge problem and it's starting -- we're seeing it younger and younger in relationships. in south carolina specifically the 'youth risk behavior' survey which is the most recent data we have available, estimates about 1 in 10 young people have experienced physical, emotional, psychological or sexual violence in a dating relationship. so we know that it's happening younger and younger. what we also know a

the coroner says roach died from complications due to multiple body. the richland county sheriff's department says her ex-boyfriend seen here, 22-year-old andre heatly has been arrested in connection with that murder. deputies say he was captured on three different surveillance cameras using roach's debit card shortly after that murder. well, this is only a drill. that's what orangeburg county sheriff's office and sled officials want residents to know. two agencies will be conducting bomb squad training today, detonation of explosives may be heard coming from the training facility which is located about eight miles east from 9:00 this morning until 4:00 this arch afternoon. you'll start to hear some blasts but do not be alarmed. this is part of training 4:00. pouncing on some new turf, we have some the panthers journey to super bowl 50. coming up next, on abc columbia gervais. >> welcome back. carolina women in an extremely important match on sunday night in college station, texas and the panthers begin their journey to super bowl 50. mike gillespie ha

to remember deanndra roach. the 19-year-old was found shot friday. roachs ex- boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley, has been charged with her murder. the richland county sheriff's department is still handling the investigation. but friends of roach say... they knew she was in an abusive relationship. last night dozens gathered at a vigil for roach. it wasn't just a chance to say goodbye... but also an opportunity to turn their pain... into progress. the 33 violence policy center ranks south carolina first among states for women murdered by men. the roaches are raising money for deanndra's funeral costs. if you'd like to help... you'll find the information on that fund in the online version of this story... at a-b-c columbia dot com. following the charleston church shooting... survivors of the tragedy are honoring the emanuel nine by sharing the power of faith. of victims joined students and faculty at benedict college to discuss the tragic events of june 17th. family members of the victims say... they hope to spread their message of love and unity to

reporter: they are working to get rid of their roach issue. a week earlier, the health inspector documented close to 80 live roaches crosswalk around the kitchen -- crawling around the issues. the employees insists they are working hard to keep the kitchen clean. >> business it importantly we have a name we want to uphold. reporter: after hearing about some of the lingering violations, this father had second thoughts about feeding the pizza to his kids. >> this report is not acceptable. i don't believe it should have ever got tone this point. it's a shame. so i hope they get it cleaned up. i hope they do a better job in the future. reporter: in our visit as we pointed out potential violations, employees jumped into action to correct them on the spot. a state inspector ways back this week on tuesday writing up ten more violations and objectionable odor in the walk- in cooler with the floor still very dirty. 10 investigates. >>> tracking storms, alerting you, protecting your family, a time -- it's time for 10 weather. >>> that woke you up. that

thirteen is not anchor jenna roach takes a look at how so many guns and up in the wrong habits i moved it was better than this guy the guy you see here holding an assault rifle is a seventeen year old version of the guy you see your friend's pond on a completely changed man from the one who used to run the streets of this i almost almost went home to my friends actually stop people when it comes to settling the score a gun is always within reach in five point four but no one can have a fire he delivers the view would have to go outside and see richard watkins who once firearms are legally purchased how we in the grasp of the criminal is almost impossible to trace in norfolk last year five hundred and eighty five guns were recovered police chief mike goldsmith was going to secondary market and they are going between private citizens. there's no tracking so we don't know what happened to the garden afterwards until we uncovered an investigation out of the seven thousand virginia purchase firearms traced by the atf in two thousand fourteen hundred and sixty three were used in homicides mo

the roaches are raising money for her funeral costs. information will be at abccolumbia.com. >>> a reported sexual assault at usc and columbia police want you to take a look at these surveillance images tonight. investigators say a woman told them an armed man forced her to go to the 800 block of barnwell street and slaulted sexually assaulted her. the victim said she went to her apartment where her roommate called 911. believe they first saw the suspect in the hallway area of an apartment complex and briefly talked with him. police are calling the person you see on your screen tonight a person off interest. if you can help tonight, you are asked to call crimestoppers 1-triple-crime-sc. >>> also want, honoring the emanuel nine. survivors of the charleston church mass massacre came together to share the power of faith. >> our jennifer ready sat in on the emotional meeting and brings us the story. >> reporter: a powerful ceremony honoring the emanuel nine at benedict college. t survivors and family joined students and faculty to discuss j

to name a roach after someone, i mean, i would not want a roach named after me. if someone did that to me, i >> i totally see her point. >> she's so official. don't do this. >> zoo officials say love is kind of like a coach. it can be elusive and resilient and frightening to a lot of people. that's according to the zoo. apparently some 10,000 roaches have been named. >> is that right? >> listen, anything for the zoo. >> anything for the zoo. exactly. >> we'll end it on that one. anything for the zoo, and the kids. it's for the kids ladies and gentlemen. >>> so let's talk about the weather! it's nice. it's warm. it's a little odd. >> yes, and it will take us through the middle of the week. there's a pattern flip after the first 8 or 10 days of february. we're in a lull. it's like a february thought that started in late january here. here we go for the next 8 or 10 days where we have temperatures above average, and things will get colder again. outside tonight, we have a little light rain. doesn't seem to be slowing down in the george washington bridge. visibility

she was shot multiple times.we learned that roach was an employee of the walmart on two notch road in columbia.her co-workers set up a memorial for her at the store.she was a sales associate in the electronics department. 3 she was a very generous and smiling spirited person who never came to work with a bad attitude or having a bad day. this incident is such a tragedy to know that we've lost a member of our family here at walmart. 3 investigators believe 22 year old andre heatley was involved in her death. heatley is roach's ex-boyfriend and is currently charged with murder and armed robbery. 3 3 3 your heart loves omega-3s. but the omega-3s in fish oil differ from megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body. megared. 3 3 3 3 a reminder that you still have time to to donate gently worn prom dresses ... to help those that might not otherwise be able to get one.it's part of the 15-th annual cinderell project put on by the s-c bar young lawyers division and the alpha kappa alpha sorority there are several locations to drop off a dress including the news 1

residents of the storm trying everything they can to keep the roaches out but they seem to get in the midst of my life where you're scared to open your door open for that because you don't want to crawl out from the side of them by the time that the bathroom washer we had a bad grade this tape and i just got off the phone with norfolk state university officials less than an hour ago and they tell us they are now well aware of the issue in cruise check things out this afternoon and were there working on a solution one this coming up at six stephen but there are more than four thousand species of cockroaches worldwide. it's good to know the experts at pest world dot org say cockroaches are so hard to for a week without a head hole for the and they can hold their breath for forty minutes. also because cockroaches are cold blooded they can live a month without food. now i know. ok an update to a story we brought you one thirteen is now at five yesterday the york county sheriff is pain to put in god we trust decals on every patrol car. he's paying for the cows out of his own pocket and aft

deputies say roach's body was found in the middle of farrow road around 5 o clock friday... by a man who was walking his dog.they say she was shot multiple times. investigators say heatley was captured on camera ... using her debit card at 3 separate locations... just moments after the crime. heatley is 3 in columbia... police continue to search for a man they say sexually assaulted a girl on usc's campus over the weekend.it happened around 3:30 saturday morning on the 800 block of barnwell street. the victim told police... an armed man forced her to go with him to the corner of barnwell where he sexually assaulted her. the victim believes she saw the suspect in the hallway area of an apartment complex... and briefly talked with him.anyone with information that can help in this case is asked to call crimestoppers at 1-triple 8- crime-sc. 3 3 3 3 a 13-year-old yukon boy who made national headlines a year ago... is getting fired up for the super bowl next sunday.you may remember the story. cade pope wrote letters to the owners of every nfl team, because he wanted to know who h

that man shot roach killing had him. deputies say it appears to be shouldn't fight back if you're caught in that type of situation. >> just always be aware of your surroundings, you know f they have a phone with them carry it in case we need to call 9-1-1. i would always cooperate. it's not worth for money or phone, it's not worth fighting over and losing your life. >> detectives say they're still looking into this trying to determine whether or not it was self-defense or whether charges will be filed. >>> today dozens of people came out in pinellas county try and get a fresh start after a run in with the law. the state surrender program is a chance for people who have misdemeanor warrants out for their arrest to turn themselves in. these are for minor non-violent cases. this is not an amnesty program but the judges in these cases might show leniency if you're working hard to get things cleaned up. >> most of them are leaving really with a smile on their face. it's something that they can, you know, not have hanging over

yeah, this is the roaches run wild fowl sanctuary just across airport. this is where most of the oil that was spilled has been located. we now know that at least two dozen birds, nearly two bozzdoz wild birds have been killed and the likely source is a dominion virginia power plant. 21 birds have died as a result of the oil spill, another 32 birds have been rescued and decome tan nated. today the coast guard said they found the likely source. this dominion power station that had an oil spill a week before the spill was reported. >> each one of those samples originated from the same source. the storm drain that is outside of the transfer station does lead to and connects to the roaches run wildlife sanctuary. >> is it fair for us to report that all of the oil samples fr the roaches run oil spill have been matched to the oil spill at dominion power. >> that's a fact. >> and have been traced back -- you can trace from a to b, a direct line from that transformer station and that sewer drain to roaches run? >> correct. >> reporter: officials with dominion vir

this week on the mamaeting round table i have bryan doherty of stewart peterson and briri roach of roach ag. a lot to talk about this week, including ag g tlook forms, some interesting numbers coming out of that. let's start with their price forecast. okay, chief economist came out. he's that's his average guess. what factors support those prices at this point, brian? >> primarily good supplies, good beginning stocks and slightly lower demand numbers, and typically we see demand numbers rise more times than not. most years demand numbers rise. this year because the currencies we're seeing demand numbers smaller, and this snapshot at u.s. supply demand is typically driven by math more so than there's no producer inputs, no surveyed input into this. certainly there's you have to factor in the perfect, relatively perfect yield, which trendline yields are very high right now. and so when you look at this if you were to take a snapshot at harvest, and if these were the numbers that we had then these prices might be right, but we have to grow the crop. the northern hemisphere grows most of the

this is roaches run wild fowl sanctuary. it's meant as a safe haven for birds and fish. today dozens of the sanctuary's inhabitants had to be rescued. >> 20 geese, several ducks covered in oil. some fish killed. >> reporter: the petroleum sheen was first reported on february 1st near reagan national airport. it now stretches for eight miles and has been reported as far down river as mt. vernon. >> we don't have any indications it's from the airport. >> reporter: the cause of the spill has not been determined. dominion power acknowledged a transformer station near roaches run had a mineral oil spill on january 24th. in a statement dominion said we have conducted an exhaustive cleanup of the spill in coordination with local, state, and federal officials. we recovered about the 90% of t mineral oil. >> we're aware of that incident and we have a number of agencies that were involved with that also providing input. we haven't linked those two together. we certainly are aware of it. we haven't ruled any source out at this point. >> reporter: now, some important points. one, no

deanndra roach's body was discovered in a field off farrow road in blythewood friday. investigators say she was shot multiple times. the victim's ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley jr. is in jail, charged with murder robbery. investigators believe heatley shot and killed roach, then stole her debit card and used it three times right after the murder. one person is dead after a crash in elgin. it happened around 12:30 sunday jacobs mill pond road. highway patrol troopers say an suv ran off the road, hit a tree and overturned. the identity of the victim has not yet been released. investigators in anderson county say a teenager may have killed himself after a botched drug deal. authorities say 17-year- old bailey lloyd died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. saturday afternoon -- deputies were called to a shooting at a home on old williamston road. when they arrived, deputies say they found two teens trying to leave the scene. one was taken into custody while lloyd ran into the home. that's where deputies believe lloyd took his own life. an autopsy is scheduled for

then a man inside confronted roach during a scuffle. roach was shot and killed. investigators say they believe this is not a random crime but they have not revealed a motive and the investigation >>> now, the most accurate weather team in florida. abc action weather. >>> and good evening, everybody. great day. what a beautiful saturday. i sure hope you got to go out and enjoy the beautiful weather. if you didn't get a chance today, maybe you were battling the cold or sniffles or stuck inside doing the weather all day, tomorrow, you're going to be able to get outside because it's going to be just like today. right now, satellite and radar is clear. nothing showing up right now on our titan doppler radar display, but we do have very mild temperatures. 75 right now in tampa. clear water at 73. 72 in sunshine. still in st. petersburg, as the sun gets ready to go down, and we've got another gorgeous day on tap just like this for tomorrow. highs back up into the 70s except maybe just along the coast where it will be a little bit cooler. but still, a wonderful weekend r

richland county deputies say deanndra roach was discovered in a field off farrow road in blythewood. the victim's ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley jr. is in jail tonight, charged with murder and armed robbery. investigators believe heatley shot and killed roach, then stole her debit card using it three times right after the murder. sheriff leon lott will have a tomorrow to update us on this case. you will be able to stream it live online at wistv dot com. you can also go to our web site for more on this story. stay with wis for the latest developments. meteorologist von gaskin has your full work week forecast after the break. plus -- churches across the palmetto state unite in calling for an end to gun violence. across south carolina faith to end gun violence. he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house

it's disgusting when you're cooking and you see these roaches coming out right now.. action news reporter michael burton is live at that apartment complex.. and found out what kind of conditions those people are living in. michael. i want people to know, to understand that this place, canyon pointe apartments..if you have relatives, if you have an apartment. this is not the place." john marshal reached out to 13 action news after our report on the lack of hot water. "we had the hot water off for 8 days." "took to some old habits and just used baby whips." the property managers and southwest gas resolved that issue - but john invited 13 action news back to reveal even more. "it's unsafe." telling us that a man who was once arrested for opening fire in his own unit - has been allowed back. "gentlemen two doors down decided to shoot of 42 rounds i believe from a 9 millimeters." i counted twenty three bullet holes - almost the same number of roaches that another tenant says she's killed in her unit. "it's disgusting when you're cooking and you see these we're not used to

. >>> we have learned it was fuel oil that spilled into roaches run wild fowl sanctuary on the potomac river. >> stephanie galehart reports the source is still a mystery. >>reporter: the coast guard is trying to figure out where the oil came from. it is a challenge. the system that drains into the potomac river dates back to the 1800s. the coast guard and other agencies tried to figure out how oil got into the potomac river. the system strain into roaches run wild fowl sanctuary -- sanctuary, where the oil first appeared about a week ago. >> it is a huge disappointment. >>reporter: descent other animals are supposed to be protected there and on friday, the cameras cut these canada geese covered in oil. >> when wildlife is affected or there is pollution that could affect people and animals, it is frustrating. >>reporter: they say this is not a significant oil spill but they want to reduce the impact on the environment. >> there will always people who are not caring. we need to come to take care of those of us -- those of us who care, because of all of us. >>reporter: there were 30 birds

mark segraves is live at roaches run waterfowl sanctuary with some new information. mark? >> reporter: hey, pat. yes, of course, you know this is where most of the oil spilled into and then went from here into the potomac river. but the united states coast guard says the test results are back and they're conclusive. the oil found here in roaches run wild fowl sanctuary is the same oil that was spilled from a dominion, virginia, power plant about a mile from this location just a week before the oil spill was first reported and the damage is much worse than first thought. we now know that 32 wild birds have now been rescued and taken the sad news, an additional 21 wild birds have now been reported dead as a result of this oil spill. it all started on the first of february. the spill ran from roaches run wild fowl sanctuary all the way into the potomac river at reagan national airport and for eight mile down the river to the wilson bridge. they say the oil is now dissipating and there is no more oil being spewed into the river, but it will take some time before things are bac

deputies say roach's body was found in the middle of farrow road around 5 o clock friday... by a man who was walking his dog.they say she was shot several times. investigators say heatley was caught on camera ... using her debit card at 3 separate locations... just moments after the crime. heatley has been charged with murder and armed robbery faiths and backgrounds joined together over the weekend... for one cause: to stop gun violence.news19's colby gallagher takes us inside how one columbia church joined in "stand up sunday." 3 "you never get over the loss of a child. especially when it happened, senseless, to gun violence."marcus patrick bryant was only 21-years-old when he was shot and killed in 2001 by a man who had been released from a new york prison. his father, marvin bryant, says it happened five months before his daughter was born."not only did i lose my child, my son, she lost a father that she did not have the opportunity of growing up to 3 know."his father believes with stricter gun access, his death could have been prevented. he's used the past 15 years to fi

deputies say deanndra roach was discovered in a field off farrow road in blythewood. the victim's ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old andre heatley jr. is now in jail, charged with murder and armed robbery. investigators believe heatley shot and killed roach, then stole her debit card using it three times right after the murder. carolina couple facing drug charges in newberry county. stephen taylor and bridgette clark were spotted in a car parked behind a restaurant on s.c highway 34 near interstate 26 last week. the newberry county sheriff's department says the driver was "acting suspicious." after searching the car, deputies found drugs, more than $4000 cash and a handgun. coming up on the news at noon... the details into a deadly amtrak crash set to be released this afternoon. what the documents are expected to reveal. plus, the danger of the zika virus. world health leaders meeting to discuss if they should declare a international health emergency. break one (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (ele

a vigil for deanndra roach will vive church on clemson road from 4 to 7 p-m. investigators say roach was shot and killed by andre heatley, jr. sometime thursday night or early friday morning. her body was discovered late friday afternoon. deputies in fairfield county have arrested a man now charged with animal abuse. 48-year-old billy ray huskey is accused of dragging a dog. deputies say it happened back in december on camp welfare road near carolina adventure world. the dog -- known as "emanuel" was taken to a local vet who said the dog appeared to be injured by someone dragging it behind a vets say emanuel had to undergo surgery for his injuries. huskey has been booked into the center. the city of columbia is changing its policy on the use of tasers by police. today, the issue will be the topic of a resolution before the council. the change comes after a fourth circuit court of appeals ruling. the court says police should only use the devices when there are elements of safety and a says non- compliance by a subject is not chief skip holbrook says his departm

and roach was shot in the upper body. the investigation continues tonight.. but so far no charges have been filed. 3 an orange county deputy is recovering at home right now.. after being run over. 3 right now -- deputies are searching for 15-year old juancarlos ortiz... who's currently wanted on an attempted murder charge.. deputies say ortiz had active custody orders, and when sergeant "marcy pearce" confronted him... ortiz hit pearce with a car and fled.. ortiz is still on the run today. 3 3 early this morning a shooting outside a hookah bar in north tampa sent 4 people to the hospital.. and claimed the life of a 29-year-old man. 3 3 3 the sheriff's department has not yet released the name of the man who died this morning, but say he is a 29-year-old hispanic man ... officials say they have not made any arrests and are not yet ready to release a description of this morning's shooter.. anyone with information should call crime stoppers. 3 3 hillary clinton just won the nevada caucus!and donald trump is leading in south carolina, where voters are heading to t

heatley is the ex-boyfriend of roach and is currently charged with murder and armed robbery. 3 3 those of yououwho drive on decker boulevard need to expect some delays today... because repairs will be made to the area where decker road and parklane road intersect with two notch road. the recent flood damaged south carolina's already fragile roads....leaving behind lots she has made several calls and not gotten any answers as to when the issue will be fixed she says so far.. she has spent more than $500 on repairs to her car and tires from the damaged roads. 3 i just really want the problem fixed. i just don't understand how we can be taxed as i said before as citizens and not have anything done. ijust feel like no one is responding back to you. after our story airedwe learned that the road had been scheduled to be resurfaced this year and crews will be out this morning starting at 10am to begin the repairs.so if you are traveling that area... be prepared for slow going. 3 monday night....lexington mayor steve macdougall gave the state of the town address. the mayor began his speech tha

the researchers then used what they found to develop this roach robot.they say it could be used in the future for search and rescue after tornadoes, earthquakes or explosions.the robot could help find survivors... and safe places for first responders to go into the rubble. lemurs are on the verge of extinction. experts... says clear-cutting is destroying the forests in madagascar-- and that's putting 90-percent of the lemurs there in danger.there are 107 different types of wild lemurs that live on madagascar... and they're found no where else in the world.24 of them are already listed as critically endangered.the scientist who tracks the lemurs there... says if something doesn't change... within 25 years... its natural habitat... will be gone. looking to get away for a few days but don't want to go to same places you always visit? visit?we're looking at the best cities to visit that are you're watching the now on wcpo 9 on your side... a driver runs a red light in missouri -- and sets off a chain of stunning events.a trooper arrived to the scene of a car crash and spotted one of the ve

roach's ex-boyfriend has been charged with her murder. deputies are still investigating the case. kershaw county deputies now have a suspect they believe is behind multiple break-ins in bethune. the sheriff's office says over the past five weeks, numerous businesses in the town were targeted--the latest case happening yesterday at deputies say jeremy woodall charged with multiple counts of second-degree burglary after investigators found items that linked him to the crimes. deputies say woodall has previously been arrested by for burglary and was released from prison last fall. coming off the heels of the iowa caucuses, things are heating up between republican candidates ted cruz and donald trump. trump has now accused cruz of rigging the system and 'stealing' votes in iowa. trump says cruz's results should be quote "nullified." cruz has fired back, saying trump is just being a sore loser after coming in second during the iowa caucuses. we'll hear reaction from both candidates during our six a-m hour of sunrise. rick santorum has e eed his republican presidential bid. the former p

kitchen in spring hill known for its fried chicken temporarily shut down a few days ago after live roaches were found near where the food was being prepared, by inspectors. our i-team found the restaurant on commercial way and spring hill closed overnight on february 2nd after the state saw more than 40 live roaches on the front counter and near the chicken breading table not drivethrough window. we reached out to the corporate office, they sent a response which reads in part -- >>> for starbucks lovers, especially those who love chocolate, starbucks is announcing three new chocolate drinks for valentine's day. all this week through february 14th you can get the malted chocolate latte. the malted chocolate frappuccino and malted hot chocolate. the company also launched a valentine's day themed gift giver can starbucks animations and social media. >>> coming up -- need a ride in how about catching a ferry? when you can hop on board at channelside to get around the bay area using a water taxi. taxi? dogs taking you around town. making travel nearly impossible one woman turns to >>> our morni

plus, live roaches near where your food is prepared. the popular fried chicken joint you may want to avoid today. >> we're also following breaking news. live pictures, where a stolen car crashed into a seminole home, the car is gone but you can clearly see the damage. there was a family inside at the time, the suspects took >>> i remember hearing a huge bang. glass breaking, then smoke. >> at 6:30 -- deputies on the hunt for people responsible for this damage, jolting a safety pinellas county deputies telling us three people were inside that stolen car when it slammed into the side of that woman's house early this morning. three people in the car ditching it, taking off. luckily the woman asleep in the house wasn't injured. abc action news anchor lindsay logue is on the scene now getting an update from deputies and we'll bring you new developments as she gets them. look for her report coming up in our morning sprint. >>> ivan says it's another chilly and windy day but not as bad as yesterday? >> not as windy. we had 40 mile-an-hour wind

roach's family says they had no idea the victim was in a relationship with the suspect or that there had been any abuse -- until her friends came forward after her death. "knowing how that she had been abused before, it's so important that regardless of your friends saying 'don't tell my parents', you need to tell someone that it's going on. who knows this could have saved her life if we had going to step it up and do it again." after the program, there will be a candlelight vigil outside. they are also collecting donations for funeral expenses. this ends at 7, so there is new details this afternoon: a patient in texas has contracted the zika virus through sexual transmission. -that information: dallas county services department. confirmed by cdc -the patient was infected after having sexual contact with an infected person who returned from a country where zika was present. -virus: normally spread through mosquito bites--the virus can be spread through sex-- only a few cases where sexual suspected. health officials say there are no reports of zika being transmitted by mosquitoes in d

jeff: this is roaches run. this is where the coast guard says it bebegan. you have probably driven by this area on the way to the reagan airport. good news on the clean-up effort. the big sheen of oil on the potomac river dissipated considerably. they say the seepage or the leakage has stopped for the moment. the cause, however, remains unknown. their feathers shiny from the oily water. their walk a big slow. the canada geese for the victims of an oil spill on their home turf? we are always sad when we see something happen where it is going to be bad for the animals. >> 18 geese total have been impacted by the spill, the source of which is concentrated in roaches run by reagan airport. report of the oily rainbow type sheen on the potomac river surfaced wednesday. the spill stretching five to six miles south by the wilson bridge. the u.s. coast guard and the environmental agencies from virginia, d.c., maryland coordinating the clean-up including oil booms and soaking materials in the water at gravelly point near the airport. >> i can't characterize the natur

and this is roach's run, water fowl sanctuary ground zero of the oil spill. authorities did not know that, until summon spotted the canadian geese, covered with oil. >> reporter: take a good look at these canadian geese. they're covered with what looks like a dark, oily substance. >> when we pulled over, that was like the main thing. it's a wildlife refuge. >> reporter: it's the roach's run, water fowl sanctuary, with geese and other animals are supposed to be protected. >> what do you think? >> like i was just saying, it's just sad. >> the national park service, along with wildlife specialists, began catching the affected birds this morning. surrounding groups of birds, they used big nets and blankets. picked up the birds and put them in boxes to transport them for cleaning. >> apparently, oil-covered geese. there's dead fish over here. >> the oil was first spotted, creating a sheen on the potomac river early this week. and local agencies had been responding. >> we are being told that it is possibly mineral oil from a transformer spill. somehow coming throug