>>jay: it's a show that will strike a chord with anyone who was 80s tammy hooper fan and heavy metal. joining us is the cast of "rock of rages" and laney, the producer. tell us about the storyline here? >> it's 2010 broadway hit take all your favorite songs from the 80s, "journey, bonn joe i have," and you have a great musical. the audience will be singing along. it's easy to recognize the music once it comes on. >>jay: how difficult is it to put a production like this together? >> it's a lot. it's a lot. 20 actors, five-piece professional band doing live music. any number of countless people who dedicate hours. it's a lot. >>jay: when can we see the show? >> february 4th, 5th, and 6th, and the following thursday and friday at the masonic temple in asheville. >>jay: thank you so much. we can't wait to hear you. >> "rock of ages asheville.net >> i don't know where i'm going, but i sure know where i'm going >>> hanging on the promises of the songs of yesterday, and i made up my mind . . . i ain't wasting no more time >>> here i go again >>> here i go again >>> though i keep searching fo

during a luncheon for the 'leadership asheville forum,' chief tammy hooper said a-p-d has made key improvements to the evidence room. she also says the issue has been resolved . hooper says a new recruiting plan has also put two-dozen new officers on staff. 3 36:30 at different point people are just curious about where we are in those processes, so i'm always happy to come talk to folks about that. one of the big focuses for this coming year is to definitely crank up our community engagement so any opportunity that i have to come out and talk to groups, i'm happy to come do that. the chief says a-p-d's to-do list is largely based on a study that was commissioned by the city before she was hired. it zeroed in on shortcomings within the deparment. 3 3 the investigation into the polk county sheriff's office evidence room is moving forward. district attorney greg newman tells the carolina public press an audit has been completed. he will review a written report, after it is finished next week. the deputy who ran polk county's evidence room, sergeant chris byers, was fired. authorities say byers cam

buncombe county sheriff van duncan, asheville police chief tammy hooper and a local civil rights attorney are among those who will be in attendance. the asheville police department plans to implement body cameras for 60 officers as early as this summer. officials with the sheriff's office say that is one of the many reasons they chose to organize this event, now. 3 00:21;54-00:22;06"the police department has decided on implementing the body cams. we've had people who have had questions, we've had the recent terminations, and it just felt like a good time to have this type of event." you may recall that two sheriff's deputies were recently terminated following a use of force complaint. in this case, authorities say the review of body camera footage was critical in making that decision. 3 coming up at 5:30, authorities explain why body cam footage can be a critical accountability. live in downtown asheville, lauren 3 3 a 14-year-old from macon county remains on life support this morning after he accidentally shot himself in the head. it happened saturday afternoon in franklin. deputies beli

buncombe county sheriff van duncan, asheville police chief tammy hooper and a local civil rights attorney are among those who will be in attendance. it will be in the highsmith union at 6 p-m, on the campus of u-n-c asheville. it is free and open to the public. considered public record, but if you were involved in an incident and want access to the footage... you have that right. coming up at 6, authorities explain how to do that. live in downtown asheville, lauren brigman news 13. 3 3 3 a night of missed opportunities. that was the message from panthers head coach ron rivera after the team's heartbreaking loss against the denver broncos last night.07 this team out here played better than we did today. and that's why they won the football game. they did some really good things against us.12 3 3 news 13's luke notestine is in santa clara, california and talked with disappointed panthers fans after the big game. as he reports, despite the loss they are holding their heads high and have positive words for their home team. 3 good morning, well it's a tough day for carolina panthers fans as th

chief tammy hooper has overhauled the recruiting process that is bringing in more candidates to traa. it's 7:00 a.m. and cold outside. 38 degrees. >> full extensions. remember, full extensions. >> karen: sergeant ann fowler leads the recruits. >> nice and loud. >> one, two, three. >> all right. line up to run. >> on tuesday's and thursday's well go for a run. >> kim: a woman, lee cordel. >> we have a good group of males and females. >> we have some that are >> i'm 26 years old, born and raised in robbinsville. >> he was an mp, military police. for 11 years, lee ran her own business in pennsylvania as a personal trainer. >> it became very challenging because i had to do the marketing and i had to do the maintenance. and had to do the inventory. when i moved to asheville, i saw an opportunity to start over. and it just gave me this incredible opportunity to jump in to something that i'd always wanted to. >> kim: in this class today, cadets get everything they'll start studying for the state exam. on average, about two to three of these trainees will drop out. largely finding the career

. >> tammy: the asheville police chief gives her status 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 lin

during a luncheon for the 'leadership asheville forum,' chief tammy hooper said a-p-d has made key improvements to the evidence room. she also says the issue with uncertified radar guns has been resolved . hooper says a new recruiting plan has put two-dozen new officers on staff. 3 36:30 at different point people are just curious about where we are in those processes, so i'm always happy to come talk to folks about that. one of the big focuses for this coming year is to definitely crank up our community engagement so any opportunity that i have to come out and talk to groups, i'm happy to come do that. the chief says a-p-d's to-do list is largely based on a study that was commissioned by the city before she was hired. it zeroed in on shortcomings within the deparment. 3 3 the investigation into the evidence room is moving forward. district attorney greg newman tells the carolina public press an audit has been completed. he will review a written report... after it is finished next week. the deputy who ran polk county's evidence room, sergeant chris byers, was fired. authorities say byers came fo

>> aaron: larry, tonight apd police chief tammy hooper says this summer. the sheriff's office does not release any footage to the public. civil rights attorney says video capturing an arrest or use of force complaint should be public information. criminology professor sat in on the discussion. says he sees both sides. he points to chicago's recently released dash cam video of a 17-year-old shotot6 times by a police officer. >> they really drug their feet on that one a whole year. i can also understand the need to information that's out there and available to them. transapparent, maybe. >> aaron: s sriff van duncan recently fired two deputies after use of force complaint. he made the decision after watching the body cam footage. the public has never seen what happened. da todd williams was part of the discussion. he says it's not public information and should not be shared. aaron adelson, news 13. >>> she's not my pet. she's my . >> darcel: a lot of people have service pets to help them through the day. but there are concerns people are turning their pets i

the surveillance video captured a storm tammy hooper motorcycle helmet returning the stolen the employee behind the counter off he feared they were about get robbed. >> i walked up, started to go towards the alarm and stuff and by that time he had came in, set it on the thing, and then was like, already walking out. >>holly: the painting was wrabbed in a black trash bag with a note signed "darth vadar." the pizza shop had not planned on filing charges if it had been returned. and now they have a great story to tell. >>evan: so weird. >>holly: find out what dogs are2 competing in the race in the lower 48 states. >>evan: how many miles they have to conquer. >>holly: first, how did black history month begin? you hey, guys, it's annie. now, if you're anything like me, you're always looking for ways to save money, especially when it comes to your weekly grocery trip. well, with walmart every day low prices, saving money while keeping the pantry full... that's easasr than you think. in head-to-head shopping, the total atatalmart beat that of bi-lo. greenville, the total amount saved at walmart

it's late 80s hair tammy hooper metal. the songs people love to sing. every time it comes on the radio, you may not know the verses but the coe russ is things you can hum along to. so, journy, white snake, poison, it's the music. it's endearing. >>holly: everything most of us know. >> absolutely and the audience will be singing along. >>holly: and why the masonic theater? >> it's intimate, it's a 300 seat theater, it's great acoustics and the audience is on top of the actors and for a musical like this we want it to be a fun experience. we expect them to be up singing and dancing right along as we take them along in the story. >>holly: audience involvement? >> yes. >> and i know what it means, to walk alone and only see the dream >>> and here i go again on my own >>> going down the only road i've ever known >>> like a twister i was born to walk alone >>> and i made up my mind >>> oh, yeah >>> i ain't wasting no more time >>> here i go again >>> whoa >>> here i go again >>> whoa >>> here i go . . . here i go again >>> whoa, here i goooooooo >>> here i go