>> tammy: yes. days away and you could enter to win our valentine's selfie contest. >> tammy: a chance to win diamond earrings from allen's jewelry and pawn. go to wlos.com and click on contest to enter. >> larry: the winner will be announced during our morning show and that is february 9th. >> tammy: take a look at that. the pants are loud and the attitude is brash. that's how many people view cam newton. the reaction to the criticism next in sports. >> larry: tonight at 11, how prepared are you for aging? about getting older that i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing little thing. simple thing but it made me smile made

>> jerrika: slick side roads, tammy. crews in mitchell county mentioned they are seeing problems on some of those main roads. take it slow if you live in any of these areas. especially u.s. 19 through spruce pine. that might be a little tricky to drive on right now. there is a disabled vehicle blocking traffic here on patton avenue and florida avenue. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> tammy: slippery surfaces can present a real danger in this winter weather. how some new products can help you gain traction. leads to a touching reunion. lost pig find its way home. >> frank: stocks on wall street down again today. the dow down 12 ending trading at 16,014. the nasdaq was off 14 closing at 4268. >>> red lobster credits a sales boost to beyonce. >> tammy: but first in our business report, a new option for mexican food, salsarita is behind mcdonald's on long shoals road. it will be open every day from 11:00 a.m. to 9 at night. >> frank: leeman brothers bank 34-year

hi, tammy. we get a half inch to an inch. she didn't even know she just walked in front of the camera. >> tammy: hi, jason. >> jason: how are you doing? could see wind chills as low as 15 below in some of these places across the mountains. 15 degrees in asheville tonight. teens in many mountain communities. 20s over the upstate for lows. highs in the 20s. it will be very cold in the mountains. we go a little warmer thursday-friday before another blast of cold settles in for valentine's day. that time will stay dry. better chances of wintery weather by next monday. >> darcel: still to come, letting caregivers take a break. offering a little relaxation. >>> we had to have carpet removed and dry wall removed as well. >> tammy: and a local after school program shut down after recent heavy rain. at steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery f

report chief tammy hooper said apd has made key improvements to the evidence room. she also says the issue with the two dozen new officers on staff. >> at different points people are curious about where we are in this process. i'm always happy to come talk to groups about that. one of the big focus for this coming year is crank up our community engagement. any opportunity i have to come talk to groups about what we're doing, i'm happy to come out and do that. >> tammy: the apd's to-do list has largely to do with a study . >> darcel: downed trees and powerlines are the biggest problem for the afternoon commute. >> tammy: jaclyn, you're seeing these problems in the foothills, mostly. >> jaclyn: right, a portion of north main street. this is right before north main turns in to 221. within the rutherfordton city limits are out right now. if you do come in to these intersections, treat them as a four-way stop. island ford road is shut down because of flooding. high water is also reported on wilson road. numerous down trees and power lines across the county. be sure to us

this is near chimney rock. >> tammy: finally we have a . >> tammy: stay with news 13 for flooding. we'll have more live updates from our crews in the field. you can also find our latest developments on our facebook and twitter pages, as well as our website, wlos.com. >> darcel: now to a developing story out of jackson county. investigating a suspicious death. a man shot to death in his home. it happened inside this house in the cashiers community. deputies found the body of timothy norris. the sbi is assisting and state agents are gathering evidence. neighbors are surprised something like this could happen here. >> this is a real place where you can leave your doors open, your windows open once in a while. you just don't expect things like that. >> darcel: investigators are still working the crime scene and very little information is being released. there are no suspects at this time. >> tammy: getting a new leash on life. how a local program is helping dogs find permanent homes. >> darcel: why donald trump is campaign. >>> you're watching news 13 with darcel grimes, tammy watford,

. >> tammy: karen, it's been a mess there today. >> karen: right. we saw multiple accidents and found out first hand how slick some of the roads are. from a morning accident with injuries. >> it's a bad situation all around. and it happened really fast. >> karen: to this wreck on interstate 26 that backed up for miles. one crash that ended up at this towing company. >> i think it took everybody by surprise. even though was it forecasting we didn't expect the roads to be as slick is what it was. >> karen: we found one of the slickest roads is where this trash truck hit a tree. this road is hard to walk along and very easy to slide down. dot workers in henderson county say the early arrival of guard. >> secondary roads to try to get some salt or salt and sand mixture on that to get it to melt. >> karen: many say the melting cannot come soon enough. roger says here at the dot crews are going to continue to work on the roads. he warns if you're going to be on the roads tonight to be careful because it could take a >> darcel: commuters are also facing a

. >> tammy: jeb bush gets a helping hand. how the candidate's mother made a push in the upstate today. >> jason: temperatures in the 50s and 60s. how long does this last? i'll show you. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: an unexpected detour on a big road construction project in jackson county. >> tammy: the contractor walked off the unfinished $16 million job. >> frank: rex, what's happening now? >> rex: deveer construction walked off this project and others. dot officials say they're not sure why but they say there is a system in place to make sure it's a road that's almost done but not quite. connecting highways through southwestern community college. the work was being done by deveer construction. but it stopped work this month on a nearly $16 million project. the dot's ralph kennedy can only speculate on the reasons. >> failure to perform properly, i guess. >> rex: deveer had to be bonded. >> the bonding company will now finish the project. >> rex: the road is a little m

from italy. >> tammy: all the way from italy. and that new student can look at the vance ambassadors for guidance and friendship. students and help resolve conflicts. >> helping people solve their problems and not doing it for them but helping them. because they can maa a peaceful solution to their problems. >> just don't let people get on your nerves. be calm with it. go with the flow. >> tammy: i like that, darcel. don't you? >> darcel: i love that. >> tammy: go with the flow. the students also got their badges so that other students can identify them as ambassadors of peace. >> darcel: words of wisdom out of the mouths. >> tammy: go with the flow. >> darcel: coming up, new developments on work to fix a broken water main in asheville. >> tammy: news 13 at 5:30 starts right now. >> jason: the snow has already begun to fly in high elevations. the most snow fall and when it will wrap up. >> reporter: senator ted cruz and some underdog candidates making the final push. we're live tonight in anderson. >> frank: it's decision day for

: no silver lining there. >> karen: not for a while, tammy. we see rain picking up across henderson county. heaviest rain, including some lightning, a few thunderstorms mainly in the upstate moving through the southern part of the foothills foothills. highway 221. more rain as we go through the next couple of hours with all this moisture moving to the north and east. right now, very mild, though. 55 in asheville. franklin 56. burnsville 55 degrees. 59 in gaffney. your evening planner should include that umbrella and jacket. 50 at 7 o'clock. 47 at 9:00. 45 at 11:00. downpours in the upstate, too. 55 at 7. down to 52 at 9. and 50 at 11:00. this is the first of two waves of heavy rain. coming up, i'll show you how much rain we could get. >> frank: democratic presidential candidates hit the trail. hillary clinton will appear at a town hall in columbia tomorrow night at the university of south carolina. a campaign stop in sumpter this morning. he fought back against critics who say his agenda isn't achievable. telling the crowd it's what the americ

. >> tammy: karen, earlier today, thousands of homes were without power. >> karen: right, tammy. here in henderson county, there were about 4,000 homes without power. right now that number is right around 1300. down trees and power lines. >> a candler family had a most unwelcomed guest, a tree fell on their home this morning. meanwhile, in haywood county, mike smathers lost power around 9:30 a.m. >> and then the boom. actually two booms. >> karen: smathers saw a tree take down a power line right in front of his eyes. up. it looked like it was going to go to the neighbor's house. >> karen: it happened in canton. smathers says first responders came quickly. meanwhile in hendersonville, we this neighborhood on haywood road was without power for several hours. resident virginia fisher says she slept through most of the storm and was happy to have her power restored shortly. >> now i can have my coffee. >> karen: and coffee is going to be a really good thing to have on hand tonight with temperatures expected to plunge as we go from the spring-like storms we had today to winter conditi

jaclyn, the secondary roads can be slick. >> jaclyn: right, tammy. side roads are still covered right now. if you need to head out in any of these areas, try to stay off of these back roads if you can. back over in asheville, we're not seeing any weather related congestion in smoky park highway. backing up traffic near i-40. tunnel road is also very busy right now. you're going to run in to delays in both directions if you are heading out here anytime soon. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> tammy: breaking down north carolina's new drug screening program for welfare recipients. how many people tested p pitive in the first four months. >> darcel: plus how many zika cases are now confirmed in the u.s. reconsidering going to this >>> you're watching news 13 with darcel grimes, tammy watford, chief meteorologist jason boyer, and on time traffic with jaclyn deaugustino. this is news 13 at 5:00. >> tammy: north carolina's new drug screening program for welfare recipients is undergoing its first

kimberly king, news 13. >> darcel: it's cold out there. >> tammy: it is. lots of beautiful sunshine, jason but that didn't do it. >> jason: it was cold, windy. if you didn't have a lot of wind today, consider yourselves pretty lucky. most of us did. here's your leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network from hendersonville looking north and west. 37 degrees. not as much wind there as earlier today. same thing down in franklin, 44 degrees. a lot of blue skies. that's not a wild fire. someone's burning something. not sure what. we have low 30s in boone, upper 30s in newland. 40s mixed with a few 50s down in the upstate. they were warmer today, which is typically the case. the wind was much stronger earlier in asheville. nine miles per hour sustained wind. ten miles per hour in hendersonville. and 10 in morganton. chills diminish. upper 20s by 9. mid 20s by 11. upstate, areas of frost overnight. 40 at 7. 34 by 11. when i see you again in a few minutes, we'll talk about even colder weather that's poised to move in. we'll time it out and i'll show you when s

tammy. >>> like i've been kicked right in my chest, really. >> tammy: for a buncombe county >> darcel: now at 6, a death investigation in henderson county. >> reporter: deputies investigating a suspicious death. coming up, i'll tell you why they've now added a search for a missing man. >> larry: plus new details about the death of a haywood county toddler. >>> the investigation is continuing full speed ahead. >> larry: what a just released 911 called shows about efforts to save the little boy. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 6ment . >> darcel: off the top tonight, a developing story at this hour our crew is on the scene.

>> tammy: yeah. >> darcel: coming up, addressing the affordable housing in asheville. >> tammy: how city officials are trying to come up with a solution. news 13 at 5:30 starts now. >> karen: more heavy rain along with gusty winds, lightning. even more snow. when it all arrives, coming up. >> frank: a woman is found guilty for cutting a baby from a woman's womb. >>> haywood county is hosting the north carolina incident management team academy. >> tammy: emergency workers from across the state gather for the first time in the mountains. the purpose behind the meeting and how it can k kp you safe. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: a flash flood watch is about to go in to effect in the mountains and the upstate. >> tammy: rain is expected to continue through the evening. >> frank: meteorologist karen latest. karen. >> karen: right, frank. we've had so much rain here recently. we do have more heavy rain on the way. we have that flash flood watch beginning at 6 o'clock this evening. watch. be careful, especially if you are driving tonight. d

. >> tammy: snow and freezing rain are being blamed for hundreds of accidents in north carolina. >> frank: this is video from the raleigh area where troopers say more than 300 wrecks happened this morning. and that same storm system is blasting the east coast causing white out conditions and subzero temperatures. >> tammy: weather is making things difficult for drivers as well. >> frank: chief meteorologist jason boyer joining us right now. >> tammy: jason, what can we expect right now? henderson, polk, rutherford, you're still in line for more accumulating ice. warmer air is going to punch in for a couple of hours. already seen rain farther to the rest of us. even though the radar is not impressive looking right now with all these pings, there is moisture coming down with light mist, freezing drizzle. 64 south and west of hendersonville and areas of rutherford county. you'll see some of this moisture working over head. and thus we're going to get our chances of more accumulating ice in areas east. city has been above freezing for several hours and likely doesn't fall below it tonight. ev

what's happening, tammy? tammy: marcus. -lemonis: how are you? -tammy: good. lemonis: the place looks great. tammy: thank you. -lemonis: how are you? -shelisa: i'm good. lemonis: how long have you been here? -shelisa: for two months now. -lemonis: and is she mean? shelisa: no, she's very nice. i like my job. lemonis: you like your job? good. and what's your favorite piece of pie? -shelisa: the mango. -lemonis: the mango pie? -we have mango pie now? -tammy: we have mango pie. lemonis: very cool. tammy took another step in moving us in the right direction, like selling pie in a cup. do people like this? tammy: they do. they like to see it. lemonis: what are we selling this for? tammy: $5.95. lemonis: what does it cost? tammy: $1.09. -lemonis: so, good margin. -tammy: yeah. lemonis: are you selling a lot of these? tammy: we are. lemonis: when i first arrived in key west, they were doing about $1 million a year of business, but they were losing about $100,000 a year. today, it's gonna do about $1.2 million. that's a 20% increase. but what's more important is that

just gorgeous. >> tammy: that is gorgeous. and you can send us your pictures and video on wlos.com. >> frank: next in our consumer you can help fix this issue. there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. >> tammy: shopping for vacuum cleaners involves more than just comparing prices. >> frank: these days it's a science. >> reporter: tammy and frank, some of this new carpet marketed as ultra plush or ultra soft is posing a problem for vacuums. tips on what you can do to fix it. luxury carpets are marketed as ultra plush or ultra soft. but these super cushy carpets can be a problem for your vacuum. they're so thick that vacuums can't move freely. >> it sticks to the carpet and you'

darcel, tammy. >> tammy: it was kind of chilly, jason. >> jason: the wind is just unrelenting right now. it will continue to be a big factor in the forecast. here's our leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network down in macon county. 44 degrees in franklin. mostly cloud free conditions at this time. clouds may be on the increase a little more this evening. especially in the high country. temperatures now mostly in the mountain valleys. look how mild it is in the upstate. it broke out in to sunshine. that got to you 60. there's that wind north at 20 in asheville. it will just continue to be a problem this evening. wind chill easily in the 20s. later on this evening we drop to freezing. in the upstate, you'll be milder with a little bit less wind but more clouds. 41 by 11. i'll show you chances of snow. yes, they are going up. find out where and when. stick around. >> darcel: let's take a look at the roads right now. >> tammy: jaclyn, you're seeing delays on i-40 through asheville. wreck is causing problems mainly between hendersonville and sweeten creek road. it lasts over to brevard

>> tammy: behind his daughter. instead of a selfie, an elkie. >> frank: to send us your pictures, log on to wlos.com. or you can e-mail them to pics@wlos.com. >>> coming up, senator thom tillis reveals some of his super bowl superstitions. why he says his clothes will trophy. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is

. >> tammy: we have new details surrounding a new shooting investigation in asheville. a local high school student who was shot died from his injuries this morning. ashlea surles joins us live from the high school where 17-year-old kyrie logan played football. ashlea, there's still no arrest? >> ashlea: no arrest, no one has been charged at this point. police are investigating several people they believe could be tied to this shooting. it happened around 1 o'clock in west asheville. two witnesses came forward. one said kyrie was running way from the gunman when he was shot. at another point documents say police found shotgun shell casings near where kyrie was standing. he had been a junior at a defensive lineman on the erwin football team here. today his coach said he and the team loved kyrie. >> he would be the first one in the locker room. always the first one dressed. not until after about six months in, to me knowing him to realize he was a cut-up. he had a funny side to him. >> ashlea: logan died around 6 this morning at mission hospital. his youngest sister had se

stick around. >> tammy: a developing story. four people are confirmed dead in a shooting spree in kansas. police and coworkers say 38-year-old cedric ford attacked the xsell industries plant. >> reporter: one day after the latest mass shooting in this country left three dead and fourteen injured, the sheriff says there's one reason why the gunman did not claim more victims. >> the only reason he stopped shooting is because that officer stopped the shooter. >> reporter: as many as 300 people were inside the excel >> the gun was strapped to him. he was ready to go. >> reporter: ford already shot and wounded three people before he entered the plant. >> that particular officer is a hero. >> reporter: ford's shooting rampage believed to be motivated as ford was served with a restraining order at work just shooting. >> really quiet. he didn't say much. he didn't look happy. >> reporter: police say their investigation is continuing this as president obama weighs in saying enough is enough. >> these sort of mass shootings that are taki

that's our ask 13. >> tammy: frank, that's a good question. >> frank: we think so, tammy. we appreciate all our viewers who take the time to write us. this question deals specifically with the automated full service car washes that recycle their water. this question comes from dwayne layel. dwayne is concerned that if the salt washed off your car is in the recycled water then you're going to be reapplying the salty water back on to your car. he's worried that this could have the same net effect as having all that salt on your car to begin with, which is rust. autobell is one of those car washes that recycles. but they say what goes back on to your car will not cause it to rust. >> the salt mixed with our soaps and chemicals renders a completely harmless, non-corrosive. >> frank: autobell says the soapy chemically treated water is only used for the wash cycle. and that all cars get a fresh water rinse at the end of the cycle. they say they're proud to be water recyclers and doing their part to preserve limited resource. remember, if you have a question you'd like to have us

how much they're get >> tammy: stocks on wall street fell today. the nasdaq down 46 closing at 4487. >> frank: duke energy's plan for a possible third gas plant at its lake julian site is getting the thumbs down from the staff. >> tammy: duke is also asking for approval for a contingency plant. it says they need by there's plenty of time to assess that need later. present its recommendation to the state utility board on monday. >> frank: more than a million walmart workers are getting a raise. the company says it will boost minimum wage to $10 an hour from $9. those affected make up the majority of the company's 1.4 million people. the pay raises will cost the company an additional $1.5 billion this year. >> tammy: the company says the shock absorbers system. some luxury cars including fords, lincoln's mkz. it's the first mid sized car in offered this feature. >> frank: it's cool. >>> toyota is recalling nearly three million suvs worldwide because of problems with their seatbelts. the toyota rav 4, rav4 ev. 1.3 million of them were sold in north am

darcel, tammy. >> darcel: certainly not one of our prettiest days around here. >> tammy: cloudy and damp for many. but not for all. chief meteorologist jason boyer explains why and when rain comes. >> jason: tomorrow. but for the here and now, this is our leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network black mountain east side of buncombe county socked in with clouds. that's been the story for many of us. but not everyone. franklin, temperatures now dropped to 60. but you had highs in the mid to upper 60s. even 70s out here in the southern mountains. 40s, boone, newland, morganton, 60s. that's because of the cold heavy air just kind of sloshes back from the continental divide east ward. there are the showers coming in. most of it is still well to the west of us. even some thunderstorms. we'll continue to track this. your evening planner, show, drizzle. fog, damp and even breezy. it's miserable weather here. 50s in the upstate. who is in line for severe thunderstorms. stick around for the details on that. >> darcel: a new campaign is coming to asheville urging drivers to slow down for pedes

. >> tammy: a former epis . >> tammy: rex hodge is live tonight in waynesville. rex, there's new information about alleged sexual abuse of a minor when wyatt was director at a church there. >> rex: yes, white was the director at grace church from 1984 to 2006. in a letter released late this afternoon from the bishop he writes earlier this week i received an e-mail message from a person informing me that she had been sexually abused by the while she was a minor. he continues. he also notified the district attorney's office and police. in deference to their responsibilities, it is important that we have a full understanding of any misconduct that may occur to others so that we can do our best to support them. now more than two dozen allege they were st. james epis co pal no charges have been filed. now in reference to the local allegation, i talked to waynesville police who confirmed investigating. >> frank: police obtained a warrant to search 39-year-old nicholas vasquez's home. victims came forward after a police. the victims are boys and girls who new vaskes. >>

. >> tammy: i know. looking forward to it. come on, spring. >> darcel: coming up, new developments in the rutherford county's horse head ranch. >> tammy: coming up on news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: crime near the baseball diamond. why a local team is now without some irreplaceable equipment. >> rex: i'm rex hodge, some of the concerns residents are having. >> tammy: the iowa caucus is over. how they're preparing for the next step to the white house. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. season, a mountain baseball team takes a huge loss. >> frank: the sheriff's department is investigating a break-in and larceny that leaves players at chase high school in shock. >> tammy: john, they're blindsided after their locker room became a crime scene. >> john: baseball season just a couple of weeks away, so crime is the last thing they expected on their home turf. it's been said there's no crying in baseball. but when there's foul play outside the lines, emotions run high. >> they're hurt that someone wo

darcel, tammy. >> tammy: frank fraboni on the job drchlgts always. >> tammy: just like jason boir, right? >> darcel: and we're loving this weather, jason. >> jason: for the first time over a week, we've had a high temperature of above average. we start out just a touch below average. no rain or snow today. haven't seen much in the past several days. but we're going to get a lot of rain. it will impact part of your weekend. find out which day is the wetter thankfully lighter i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing simple thing but it made me smile made me happy made my day share your story. publix. where shopping is a pleasure. >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: yes, so we saw a little warmer weath

stick around. >> tammy: ems workers say 17 people had to be taken to the hospital. ten of those injuries were from car accidents. 7 were from slips and falls. >> had a lot of slips and falls. people coming out of their house. again, seeing it wet and rainy and not realizing the temperature and whatever, that it was freezing as soon as it hit the ground. >> frank: none of those injuries were serious. but slipping on the ice can be. he showed us a pair of slip-on cleats that he and other ems workers use when they have to navigate the ice. >>> an update now on work to fix a broken water main in asheville. the water department estimates it will be 9 o'clock tonight before the repairs are done and the water is back on. the break happened around 4:15 this morning along mcdowell county. have been dealing with no water or low pressure. the exact cause of the break is unknown. crews say the recent change in temperatures could have played a role. >> tammy: the family of a cashiers man is killed in home. investigators are confident they'll make an arrest. jackson county sherif

. >> tammy: winter weather makes its way back in to the mountains. these were the conditions in madison county earlier today. >> frank: it was one of several school systems to let out early due to the snow. >> tammy: the snow has been off and on today. it will continue tonight along >> frank: that's right. jason, which areas are seeing the snow right now? >> jason: mostly the high country closer to the tennessee border. even though flakes are flying down in to the valleys, we are nott seeing accumulation. dark blues working their way over haywood county, right over 40, headed in to buncombe county. this is where most of the significant snow resides. we have more to come from tennessee and kentucky. that wave will come in later on tonight. leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network, it's 29 degrees in yancey county, the black mountains at 3700 feet. this has been the theme today. bursts of snow, then a lull, bursts of snow, then a lull. it's going to get steadier and heavier. balsam gap in jackson county, a little bit. but the roadways r rain wet a

darcel, tammy. >> tammy: and of course we also know that the cold does not help with the potholes, the freezing. >> darcel: no, it does not. more snow today. snow flurries. >> jason: snow flurryiesflurries, showers, snow squalls. 46 for the high today. still fell shy of average. that temperature well enough freezing, obviously, to keep the snow not accumulating so far here in asheville. 26 the low this morning. we have about an inch departure on the surplus side. those snow squalls, we're tracking them for you. we'll show you when the snow will end, oh yeah. and the bitter cold that's coming. >> holly: tomorrow morning on news 13, we will be talking about ways to treat yourself and plus we'll be steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that's amazing! that's amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt a little forced. and steve, steve: yeah? woman: i am still missing that raw emotion. woman: pretty awesome for a tuesday, but tomorrow is hump day, so let's

. >> tammy: we have new information about a deadly crash in south asheville. police released the name of the person who died. the wreck happened yesterday on sweeten creek road. a passenger in the car. the 89-year-old driver of the car and the other passenger were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> a man accused of robbing a madison county bank is arrested in north dakota. reams is suspected of robbing the first citizens bank in marshall last week. they say he had been living in lenore after being released from prison last august. >> based upon everything we were able to determine, he had traded the vehicle in lenore and over the past couple of weeks or month, had actually used that vehicle to come to madison county. we actually have that vehicle on surveillance going through the parking lot. >> tammy: the sheriff says reams was possibly headed for the canadian border. he will be transported back to our area to face charges. one public buncombe county school have been piloting the school's first uniform policy. now the principal at k

. >> tammy: john, yesterday was a full day of emotion. >> john: that's right. the prosecution continuing to lay out their case today. on the stand, a couple of different witnesses, including dr. dale mash. he showed a diagram of toby mathis' wounds. that was five years ago now. mathis was charged with in involuntary manslaughter with the death of o'shields' son. this afternoon detective john nickelson also testified that lead fragments were found at the >> i observed small pieces of gray material. i observed materials based on my experience as lead fragments. >> john: a powerful moment as the prosecution ended presenting their case. the defense will present their case on monday. we're expected to hear expert testimony that will point everything from a stroke to ptsd and alcohol issues along with the grief that led to that tragic shooting. john le, news 13. >> darcel: a former star athlete from west henderson high has died in a motorcycle wreck. >> tammy: sean jones was hit . florida after finding out about the accident. >> kim: that's right. lynn jones is an on

is that the same place you took tammy? we know when you saw her in that dress, it made you think of lyla. tammy's not the one you want to hurt, cy. lyla's the one that should be punished. she's the one who made you feel like a freak. rossi: a reject, a weirdo. tell us where tammy is, cy, and we can be done. done? finished? well, i can--i can do that. under one condition. now, where's tammy, cy? hey! what did you dowith my daughter? lyla was an angel. like--like a prize in the crackerjack box. when she would come into the room, my heart would race. when i saw tammy in that dress, it took me back there. cy, just tell me where she is. i took her. we did things. what did she say, cy? she said... she said the reason her mother always backed up when i came over was because she didn't want to feel me touching her. so guess what i did, matt. you guess! what did you do, cy? i made it so she couldn't feel either. [tammy coughing, crying] [gasping, whimpering] shh, shh, shh. aah! she screamed so loud. but no one could hear her. where

>> tammy: snowier. >> jason: whatever accumulates is going to melt. >> tammy: time to check out today's "see it, shoot it, send it" picture. michael took this that morning. that's gorgeous. >> frank: mm-hmm. icy it looks there, doesn't it? to send us your pictures, you can do that by going to wlos.com. you can e-mail them as well at wlos.com. >>> a popular remedy for the common cold might not be as effective as you think. could be a mistake. >> tammy: no matter how hard we try to avoid getting sick, catching colds are inevitable. >> frank: even if you take vitamin c regularly. >> reporter: americans spent more than a billion dollars on vitamin c supplements last year. it may seem like a good idea to take a boost of vitamin c when you've got a cold, but consumer reports says that could be a the common cold could leave you sneezing, sniffling, and aching. while you might want to try anything to feel better sooner, think twice about loading up on vitamin c supplements. chances are you're already too late. >> it might shorten your cold by a day or so. but taking a vitamin c supplement once

the demands of a >> tammy: a local mid wife practice will soon be out of business. which center and why they're closing. >> jason: snow is over, or is it? well we still have clouds in the mountains. we'll tell you if they'll bring any flakes. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: a cherokee family is still seeking answers tonight two years after a loved one's body was found inside a burned car. >> tammy: but so far there's no arrest in the death of marie walking tree pheasant. rex, are investigators any closer to solving this case? >> rex: if there is new information, they're not releasing it just yet. as the investigation is continuing both here and also the the federal level. but since it's been two years, friends, family and neighbors of

within a couple of months. >> tammy: that's a great idea. unless you just got out of bed or something and you don't look anything like -- you know what i'm saying? >> frank: things happen. you get a little rain and it messes your 'do. >> karen: we have more rain moving in tonight. a chance of severe storms tomorrow. the big issue out of these storms, though, flash flooding and damaging winds. much more on the timing of when all this comes through. and yup, we have that slight chance of every insurance policy has a number. the life behind it. for those who've served and the families who supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> karen: even though we only have light rain across the mountains right now, we do have a flash flood watch about to take effect. at 6 o'clock for the entire region. we do have heavier rain on the way. we see one little wave down on this corner of your screen here. heavier showers beginning to com

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((denise valdez)) 44-year old tammy meyers was gunned down outside her home. she died two days later, on valentine's day. ((dave courvoisier)) it's been a rough year for her husband and five children. the i-team's george knapp sat down with tammy's husband bob and joins us with a preview. ((george knapp)) from the beginning, it was a confusing story. the shooting itself was the result of mistaken identity, and it turned out tammy meyers knew the young man who confessed to firing the fatal shots. but the story took on a life of its own. tabloid rumors were repeated and reported by local and national media. there were questions about tammy meyers judgement on the night of the shooting, and then, even after the suspect confessed to the crime and dispelled all of the rumors, a lot of people still pounded away at the family and insisted that tammy must have had something going with her killer. (( bob meyers: it started off she was in a relationship with him and then it let off to my daughter was pregnant by him and then it let off to where my wife then it let off t

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tammy joins us with that part of the story. tammy: he was playing with one of her kids and hit them with a pellet gun. she called police. >> i don' t think he deserved to be shot. tammy: paul gaston' s girlfriend called 911 not realizing less than an hour later he would be dead. she says gaston hit her daughter with a pellet gun. >> they were scared so the police were called. tammy: gaston had already left when police arrived, but a short time later, he crashed his car into this pole on boudinot and harrison. when police confronted him and gaston failed to comply with officer' s commands, >> he had been drinking and he just had an accident, i' m not trying to justify him not listening, but i' m pretty sure that played a major role in it. tammy: earlier in the day, gaston spent the final hours of his life at a westwood hair salon. >> i can' t believe that i met somebody and hours later, they' re dead. tammy: the 37-year-old had been putting up dry wall and installed new floors here. but the owner, who didn' to show her face says

what was the true relationship between tammy and nowsch? >> she would come to the park and try to purchase things off of him. >> reporter: heinrich points out that they found a painkiller in myers' purse. nowsch never mentioned anything of the sort in his interrogation. but the accusations lead to headlines that the shootout was about dirty drug dealing. >> the one thing we can was not about road rage. >> reporter: and thebob says it was the defense trying to muddy the water. did anybody in your family ever buy drugs from him? >> definitely not. >> reporter: some question the fact that your wife had painkillers in her purse. >> she had a prescription for it for three years. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> reporter: on march 12th, nowsch pleads not guilty. nowsch won't say who was driving the car, but cell phone records lead to his buddy, derrick andrews. now they're in a courtroom with >> this was an act of unprovoked use of force, with mr. nowsch, and mr. andrews being the driver. >> reporter: could he be that mysterious man in the

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between erich and tammy? >> the questions will likely be answered later this month. >> i'm david muir. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. that's our show. have a good night. . > >> mark: new tonight more than 100 people gathered to take back their community. someone shot dr. randolph neal as he walked home from danville regional medical center monday night. valerie bragg is was there tonight where families are >> reporter: d.r.m.c. is

there's more coming. >> tammy: karen wynne is tracking that wet weather. she's here with us with more of a timeline. >> karen: i'll have that coming up. we have that light rain tonight. heavy rain and storms coming our way. i'll show you when and how long that's going to last. how long you'll need that rain gear. we do have chillier conditions returning. i'll show you when you'll need that winter coat again. that's all coming up after the >> larry: and a little later, an incredible moment of survival. why his family is so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. . >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> karen: many of the light showers we had going on just a couple of hours ago have pretty much died down, gone awa

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