tonight still at this hour, still at this hour i should say townsend police are following up on leads. they are not going to leave a stone unturned until they catch the person doing this. fox 25 exclusively got a hold of these pictures, look closely. this starter was thrown from the suspect's car and hit the back of this windshield shuttering it. >> man: i think it is crazy. it usually doesn't happen at this town. it is quiet. >> reporter: imagine driving down the road finding your own business, all of a sudden a car engine part comes playing your it. it happened to the driver of this mercury. it also happened to the driver of this pontiac, a bolt went through the back windshield of the car. >> man: a few pounds, it could do some damage. and can cause an accident. get other people involved in the accident. >> man: the spark plugs were fun when we were a kid, you the class. >> reporter: police tell us they responded to at least 15 cars, some part cars were hit as long as some homes. they are happening all over town of the along route 13. >> reporter: what are you afraid of? >> man: get

it's terrifying. >> townsend suffered a vocal injury. that is common among singers. >> i will be forcing my voice, losing my voice. i would be anxious. that's the first time i felt i would be able to do it. [ sings ] potential for injury exists in every genre of music. >> reporter: david is a renown vocal instructor. >> on stage in wicked, in brooklyn, in the heights. the show is written where the female voice has to go higher. >> reporter: voice injury plagued adele and others who have gone under the knife. now a new wave of broadway musicals is pushing performers to the edge of their vocal rangers. until recently they were lyric sopranos like lorry jones in oklahoma. [ singing ] but in the past decade big-time belters came into favour, the notes are higher, requiring more vocal left. >> broadway singing breaks down into two categories. >> sopranos, lofting julie andrews sound. >> and the contemporary like patty la bell. so what do you do when you have to get way above that. in wicked there's an f. in brooklyn, an a flat. there's gs tha

he beats emanuel and mccollum in the finals against carl anthony townsend of the t wolves little versus big. and this is fun. but in the end, it's the big man, towns, who beats the little man, thomas, for the title. and the other nba bigs go nuts. don't forget to join us at 11:30 tonight. matt light will be joining us in the studio for fox 25 sunday night sports where a. enjoy your sunday, everybody. stay warm. >> heather: we're trying to. hope you have a valentine to warm up next to. our wearing our valentine red today. saving every penny to make the holiday special for everyone. >> daniel: he shouldn't have a problem getting a prom date. he used the money buying 900 carnations for for each girl at his school. the total cost 500 bucks. it was all worth it, the teen says, to see the smiles on the girls faces. for the record, he does have a girlfriend who supports the

raymond townsend lane that's off of fleming road in your t shirt in one town makes found twenty two year old robert b tops the fourth a token to peninsula regional medical center in salisbury maryland the top to dive in the hospital deputies haven't made any arrests if you know anything contact the aca may county sheriff's office. now we're also following breaking news out of virginia beach a woman has been seriously injured after police say that she was shot at an ocean lakes home and for the last few hours police have been searching for the shooter happen on the mall drive around seven thirty this morning makes rushed we're told she's been seriously injured and elise brown is live at the scene now we know elise area schools are still on lockdown as police search for the suspect the police just last year a few short minutes ago and they were here for a collecting evidence that we spoke to neighbors who say community and they are rocked by the shooting when

we're only here to talk to harris townsend. we heard he runs this bar. i do. talkin' isn't exactly what you boys are known for. we're investigating a missing woman-- bobby, be a gentleman. pull up a chair for the little lady. no, i prefer to stand. i'd prefer it if you both left my bar. but we have manners. glock 17. tactical, but european. [sighs] smith and wesson. pure american hardre.

townsend said if they tried to keep payments back from people's account now, it would not be fair. 17:00 we would be trying to collect money back at the worse possible time because they are filing for unemployment, they've lost their jobs and now were are saying to them you can't have your first weeks benefit because of an overpayment that was a result of our error in 20-14... 17:15 many of the workers at i-w-d at the time of the glitch are no longer employed there. lawmakers say the current staff is doing its best to prevent problems like this from happening in the future. deere and company announced it's laying off 100 employees in the cuts will take place at the davenport and dubuque factories. both are part of the construction and forestry division. deere representatives say 80 of those lay offs will be at the davenport works facility... the other 20 in dubuque. a popular donut shop is closing down to make way for new development in west des moines... 24:40 i'm not ready to retire yet the problem is just finding a place that's reasonably close to here that we can make work. 24:51

they add that cecile townsend nearly hit a deputy while driving the wrong way. both mccray and townsend are charged with driving under the >> tonight is second shift tuesday at the south carolina state museum which means they'll be keeping the doors open a little later until 8:00 tonight. if you can't make it out tonight, well, you're in luck. you can kick off valentine's day just a little bit earar at the museum with the production of "that's amore y'all." spent the evening strolling through the galleries and enjoying special cosmic love stories in the planetarium. that will run from 6:00 until 9:00 friday night. and the love doesn't stop from. -- there. it's a chance to make sure everybody has a valentine on february 14th. dosomething.org is reaching out to young volunteers across the country to craft handmade valentine's day messages for the elderly members of our community. >> messages will be distributed by meals on wheels through monday. you can sign up at the website you see on n e screen. dosomething.org/love letters and here's something sweeter than val

cecile townsend of sumter was arrested and charged with dui after authorities say she was driving the wrong way down us 601 in lugoff thomas mccray was arrested two days later in rembert after being accused of running a deputy off the road. he was charged with dui and driving under suspension. he was also wanted on two warrants for driving under suspension and open container. "the frustrating thing is this happens far too frequently. since we've had the traffic unit we've had over 800 dui arrests. it continues to happen. january we had 21. last year we had 15. so it doesn't seem to be getting any better." last month, kershaw count deputies made 21 dui arrests. that compares to 15 in january of last year. the newberry county sheriff's office is warning citizens of a new phone scam where the caller says you owe the government money and if you don't pay you could go to jail. irs scams are the most common ones in 2015, 700 of the 3,000 reported scam calls to the department of consumer affairs were irs scammers demanding that consumers pay taxes owed or face the consequences and that's exa

they add cecile townsend nearly hit a deputy while driving the wrong way on highway 6-0-1 in lugoff. both mccray and driving under the influence. the chapin police department is under new management. town native seth zeigler is the new top cop. ziegler spent almost two decades climbing the ranks with the west columbia police department. a top priority for the new chief is building a strong relationship between the department and the residents of chapin. ziegler 33 replaces former chapin police chief troy crump. crump retired from the position last month following a three day suspension. crump says he was planning on retiring before the suspension was issued. still to come... we're finally feeling the power of old man winter. but we're finding out mother nature is really mostly clear and cool to start your tuesday. expect a cold and windy afternoon with highs in the 40's.details next.live from main and gervais. no >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- a new recall for honda. >> honda is recalling about 45,000 of its 2016 civics. e quuped with four-cylinder could cause the eng

when they arrived at raymond townsend lane -- deputies say they found 22 year old robert baytops the fourth with a gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital in salisbury maryland where he died. if you know anything about this case, call the accomack county sheriff s closing the gap between the numbers of school suspensions given to african-american male students - versus students in other demographic groups. that was just one of the reasons virginia beach public schools created a task force - to focus on student discipline. this week - they released some recommendation s - for improvement. newschannel 3s kelly rule has the story new at 5. african-american male students -- only make up twelve percent of the virginia beach public schools student population. but according to school officials -- they are making up thirty-four percent -- of the school violations. 10;20;05 we re concerned 24;53 we have a great reputation of reaching all of our students and we just want to enhance that and make sure there s not a subgroup that s left behind according to virginia beach public schools chief

therefore, we were not in townsend street. the supplemental document has moved it back into townsend street to enable development in that area. therefore, that needs to be added in. it was addressed in the supplemental documents. where moving back into the middle townsend street >> nothing else can out of the whole cost of review process? i know they were looking not just the cost of some of these construction method issued. nothing that came out of that that's not covered including the environmental click >> we not change the root. therefore this is the same-these are variations that required mainly by high-speed railroad caltrans which are operational requirements. they are not changing the method of construction. the entire mental document was very clear that even if at the 2004 time that we would not go out of our way to disrupt people. you can't do that. so that has not changed. we have to keep traffic moving. we have to keep noises down. as much pollution as possible down considering were doing and underground job. i don

a balanced around one. where he faced timberwolves carl anthony townsend. he got game. it came doon to the 3-pointer. straight cash. he is the tallest to ever win at 7 feet tall. who else woulddwin but a goldenn state warrior. `hompson in his final round dropped 27 points and went off on the montee ball -- money ball. switching gears to march madness, it's nearly upon us. the race is tightening up.. cu buffs were picked to finish seventh in the conference. they have showed us, what do we know. they are hosting washington. thh buffs were on a mission rewarded for running the floor. that's two of the 13. he scored. cu buffs up 16. gordon had himself a day. he beat the buzzer at intermission. locker room, up 46-34. they were in a dogfight after that. on the money and of that alley- oop, finished with a team-high 18. was gordon did it all, bbock shots, layups, rebounds and recorded his first -- fifth %- double double, 17 points, 13 rebounds. they mproved to 19-7. just one game out of first place and sole possession of fourth. the rams against the rebels, take it easy. jones

matthew says that excess seal townsend was arrested while nearly hitting a deputy while driving the wrong way on highway 61. thomas cray was arrested after investigators say he came close to hitting a deputy head-on in rem better. both of the two are charged the driving under the influence. >>> there's new leadership in the chaffey police department tonight as the community swears in a new chief. >> jennifer ready was at the swearing-in ceremony and she tells us how the new man in charge plans to make positive changes for the chapin community. >> the chapin community is under a new police leadership. he's bringing his 17 years of experience to the community he seth glowing -- seth ziegler is the new chief. >> where is it better to help than the town you grew up in? i look forward trying to make a difference in the community. >> he heads the chapin police department after spending nearly two decades climbing the ranks of the columbia police department mostly holding the captain. that's what skip wilson says makes him the right fit for the job. >> we expect tremendous growth from him in cha

townsend says research shows supervised injection facilities can, in fact, help drug abuse. >> declamerizesrug use. also, they discovered that people are more likely, 30% more likely than someone on the street to attend detox or treatment >>> one city down member came out in support, but the department of health declined to say if it would consider the idea. still, highway mike says the day drug users have a safe place to inject can't come soon enough? >> we are in high bridge park, off of 177 street. and as a user, we'll go down here and have all our equipment and what we have to use. if we are by ourselves and something happened, that person wouldn't be found until the next person that happened to use was going that way, or the smell of the stench. >> we are losing people behind the disease of addiction. >> well, it seems counterintuitive. fighting drug addiction giving addicts a place to do drugs. >> coming up, some say it's a bold plan that may hurt more >> meet the unsung hero of social change. >> i feel like i'm suppose to do something, >> breaking down barriers. >> sometimes i have t

that's when deupties say 22-year-old robert baytops died after being shot at a home on raymond townsend lane in horntown. we also told you the sheriff's office was looking for 24-year-old tavone tyrell cropper and 20-year-old jahad arell triggs. today the sheriff announced those two men are in custody - both charged with first degree murder. they're in the accomack county jail without bond. c0008 48.03 they suffered few weeks ago." 06 people in deep creek are coming together to help raise money for a family forever changed by murder-suicide -- that left six people dead. a barbeque dinner was held for the dooley family earlier today to help with expenses. mike kirsh helped put together the event and says its all about the community helping out. mike kirsch - event chairman 49.53 its just a way of helping out people helping people. its what we do in deep creek. 57 the expenses will help with the dooley family's burial costs. a local church is sending 123-thousand pounds of water to people in flint, michigan. these are pictures of the water drive at new beech grove in newport news. three 5

your side: 22- year-old robert baytops the fourth was shot and killed outside a house on raymond townsend lane in horntown. that's near the maryland border. authorities haven't said anything about a suspect. if you know anything-- call the right now-- a sad remembrance in moyock. you're looking at a live picture of a vigil for lucas ballard. the 9 year old was killed in a crash monday night in norfolk. ballard and his 7 year old best friend keion mcclenny were in the car when it was hit by a pickup truck on 27th street and llewellyn avenue. we're told keion is home from the hospital. the vigil just got underway in the moyock elementary school cafeteria. liz kilmer will have more on this story at 10 and 11. back to virginia beach-- and a day in court for a suspect in a bizarre lynnhaven parkway, in october. devonte johnson ran from police-- and in the process-- police say he threw a three-year-old boy over a fence. 10 on your side's joe fisher is in virginia beach with the latest. joe? two felonies and three misdemeanors are moving forward here in virginia beach court against devonte johns

aaas: john townsend of mid-atlantic firmly believes that after seeing this study. it was done to justify a speed camera at this location, based on crash data. it said the camera was warned that, but it was based on a speed limit of 45, not the posted 35. a discrepancy dismissed as a simple error. >> that's not ethical. if it looks like a freeway, people drive at freeway speeds. when you set artificially low speed limits, people get upset. the police department places the speed cameras, unlike in virginia and maryland where they are restricted, d.c. can put them anywhere. a spokesman says it is all about -- >> safety. nobody likes to get a ticket. obey the traffic laws. safety is the utmost importance. last year, three people were killed at this intersection, and a construction worker died in 2014, but half of those the tablet is where on the 45 mile per hour side. >> if speed is an issue on that road, it should be the same for the entire intersection, not just half the intersection. are set highddot. this manager of traffic safety says the 35 speed is not about cra

the 22-year-old was found injured thursday outside a home on raymond townsend lane in horntown. he died at the hospital. if you know where the suspects are -- contact the sheriff's office. nicholas edwards is wanted for sexual battery in york county. sheriff's deputies say he allegedly touched a woman inappropriately at the wal-mart on route 17, in december. if you recognize edwards or his car - call the crime line. chesapeake police are trying to find the driver of a pick up who did a battery park road yesterday afternoon. a 10 on your side viewer sent us these pictures. witnesses say they saw two people riding in the truck, but police say they couldn't get a good description of the people inside. call crime line if you know anything. a man is dead after witnesses say a car struck him as he walked it happened in elizabeth city sunday night on halstead boulevard -- near east rich boulevard. witnesses say 58-year-old louis white was walking in the middle of the northbound lane when he got hit. the driver told officers she didn't see him until it was too late. he was dressed in al

so the leading edge is stretching from townsend to leominster and princeton and into paxton and it gets a little heavier the deeper greens in yellow. stretching to barre and downpour that is come in and this should week weaken but will than quick period of rain between now and late afternoon. this is a cold front that marks the leading edge of cooler air. so behind it, we are going see temperatures drop as we head into the day tomorrow. so hour by hour, between now and3 p.m. notice the band of rain extending from southern new hampshire and metro west and into boston. leftover scattered showers late afternoon into the evening commute and even a briefdownpour possible through plymouth and bristol until 6 p.m. see the showers clear by 7:30, 8. and tonight we dip into the 30s. 32 degrees, 25 to 30 in the suburbs. just a couple clouds. so it's going to be a noticeable change. winds will be active and no excuse not to get out and vote tomorrow. at least weather wise. look at this, super tuesday forecast sunny and chilly and 70. 30 in the morning. 42 degrees by the time we get to noontime. and

lauren townsend. >> she taught me to ove everyone. >> valedictorian candidate and team. >> talking about a shy boy who only wanted to be accepted. >> described as a gentle giant who loved helping his dad and dave saunders--. >> i never heard anyone say anything negative about him. >> culture for 25 years, died saving students' lives. >> always that we needed. >> 17 years later still so missed. in addition to the 13 lives lost another 24 students injured,, some shot, some hurt trying to escape. >> one of those students, casey johnson planning to watch tonight interviews because 17 % years later, she still has questions she wants answered. >> columbine probably crosses my mind every day. >> casey janssen remembers every detail of that day in the lunch room. she has scars as constant >> the bullet came in back here and left a big hole. shattered this whole third of my arm and came out the front. >>reporter: casey spends a lot of time sharing her story speaking to groups about tissue donation which helped save the arm. opening up to other victims about how to take the next steps after experi

. >>> a bizarre warning in townsend watch out for flying car parts. police say somebody is throwing spark plugs and bolts at cars. at least 10 incidents have been now police are asking anyone with information to come forward. no one has been hurt. >>> two wellsly teens are accused of ripping up a dover field at the elm bank property yesterday afternoon. you can see what looks like tire tracks all over the field. the two teens are expected to face charges of malicious destruction. >>> this week the girlfriend of mob boss whitey bulger is expected to plead guilty to a federal contempt charge. she refuses to tell investigators if anyone helped them. she is serving a 8 year term to help him avoid capture. the hearing is wednesday. >>> today mbta riders get another chance to sound off on plans for a fare hike. the meeting is in worcester tonight. they will talk about possible changes to the commuter rail schedule. they want to raise rates between 6 and 10% to cover a 242 million dollar budget deficit. if approved, the fare hikes >>> thanks for being with u

one at townsend and in addition at weapon dover we have an accident in this area and then two additional accidents one at albemarle road westbound by north sharon amity and this on central has cleared out but independence boulevard has volume which means we have congestion on independence right around pierson and albemarle road. look at the slow-moving traffic on albemarle in both directions. quite a bit of activity around the area which means independence is still probably the better alternate route at the moment. your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. back to you. >> all right thank you. >> happy friday we made it through the week and the sun is shining. >> we'll take it after the way we started this week. meteorologist lyndsay tapases is in the first alert weather center. with your forecast. >> and do not think there will be any complaints for the weekend forecast we have for us. we will be warming up throughout saturday and sunday. out there, we are hovering around the 50 mark in charlotte. and yes, it's a touch on the breezy side that northwest wind coming in at 10-

deputies say cecil townsend driving the wrong way on highway 601 in lugoff. they say thms mock thms mccray came close to hitting a deputy in rembert. both are charged with driving under the influence. >>> we're happy to report tonight that the fight against breast cancer just got a little stronger. the city the columbia donated $8,000 to the palmetto health foundation's bosom buddies fund. bosom buddies is the foundation's breast cancer patient support group. if you or someone you know is living with breast cancer and needs someone to talk to, the bosom buddies meets the second tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m. at palmetto health baptist. >>> all right. president obama is asking congress for $1.8 billion to help fight the zika virus. the request comes as the world health organization calls it a public health emergency. the administration wants the money for emergency response in now, it's also targeted for cdc research of the virus. zika is transmitted by mosquitoes and is tied to birth defects, newborns. the virus has spread to at least 29 countries. the o

we are inside webster elementary school, the ward 1 in jim ester, joined by townsend. he is the moderator. tell us about activity this year years past. >> good morning. we usually have a high turnout. we usually have the highest turnout in the whole city. i think there's a lot of excitement. if you drive around, you see the political signs on people's lawns so we'll have probably in thehe highest turnout city, i hope. >> as far as preparing for this day, what kind of things did you have to factor in, volunteers, facilities, what kind of things did you have to think about? honestly, this is a challenge because it's arduous work, a very long day. we have to be here at 5:00 in the morning and we don't get out of here until everything is reconciled. ometimes midnight for some of us. and we have training at the city ofrk's office, and secretary state gives us training. and we help each other out, and through. t >> we see a table full of volunteers here. s this your normal amount of volunteers or do you have to call in more because of the activity this year? we added two. we

has no suspects yet just after midnight --- deputies found a man shot outside a home on raymond townsend lane in horntown. 22-year-old robert baytops the fourth died at the hospital. hampton police believe they have the man responsible for a deadly robbery in custody. police say an employee of the gift card atm store on west mercury boulevard shot two suspects last month. 18-year-old timothy johnson died at the scene. 21-year-old tacarie veney was also shot and went to the hospital. now veney is in jail facing a list of charges. the employee who shot the suspect isn't facing charges because he was legally carrying the gun. a portsmouth man for allegedly taking indecent liberties with a child. court documents say donald womack gave the 15-year-old money, food and alcohol. on three occasions, the documents say: the alcohol made the teen pass out. police say womack inappropriately touched the victim in october and november. in 2012, a judge sentenced the 41- year-old to serve eight months of a five year sentence-- for taking indecent liberties with a child. he now faces five new charges. 63

. >>> police in townsend are warning people to watch out for flying car parts. according to authorities someone is throwing spark plugs and bolts at cars. at least 10 incidents have been reported. now police are asking anyone forward. no one has been hurt so far. >>> today mbta riders have a chance to sound off on mans for a fare hike. there's public meet-- a public meeting in worcester. they want to raise rates $264 million-- cover a $242 million deficit. a restaurant. what caused the blast that burned a local chef. the zika virus. why global health officials are holding a emergency meeting. >> and super style at the super bowl. lot of attention. >>> developing right now los angeles first fighters investigating this big fire. authorities say the flames were fueled by propane cylinders and wooden pallet. so far they have not figured out how it started. >>> local chef seriously burned today. it happened inside the uno pizzeria. an aerosol can of nonstick and exploded. and third-degree burns. >>> reading, writing and computer coding. president obama wants all amer

townsend dealing with blizzard like conditions all day long . >> anchor: let's head out to nick emons. he is in sandwiches which is still under a blizzard warning. >>> that's right. as you can see the winds still pretty strong and steady here in sandwiches. they have been blowing in off of the water for most of the day. they appear to be dying off just a little bit but earlier today during high tide -- whipping winds fueling wicked waves. the sandwiches coastline pounded by rough surf. >>> i would not want to be in that water right now. storm watchers braving the elements to catch a glimpse of this nasty nor'easter . >>> i told my wife this morning i said i'm going. she said you are out of your mind. don't stay long. i have been gone for an hour. >>> i have seen worse than this this. now. >> anchor: high tide causing flood concerns around town neck beach. the high wind threatening to knock out power. >>> another concern with the e ewave and high wind is beach erosion. >>> over the past few years with the storms we've lost so much beach and erosion and even the home owners it's been ho

emily: right now, townsend police are asking for help to they say there have been several incidents where someone threw small engine parts out of a moving vehicle into oncoming traffic. the objects have also been thrown at parked cars and homes. no one has been hurt, but damage was reported. erika: right now, a weymouth firefighter is under investigation all over a facebook post about drug addicts. weymouth' s mayor, fire chief, and other officials are holding a meeting after that facebook firefighter' s personal facebook account. drug narcan " the worst drug ever created." the post suggests letting overdose victims die. department' s official facebook page, some calling the comments disgraceful. we talked to one man who drove straight to the fire department. he lost his son, a veteran, to picture of my son to that firemen. " our first responders take their jobs very seriously. we have a mission to protect and save lives. the post sends a different s not confirmed that the firefighter actually posted the message. that firefighter is still on the job. more trouble for the commuter rail. th

showers off to the west. from worcester county on toward middlesex county now, just about to get to townsend. fitchburg and princeton all involved in this line of snow showers. we also have a couple around oxford. also one around douglas. most of these are light but for very brief moments it can come down harder and we've also been following this one, newberry down a little snow and rain mixed in. here's the wider view. aerial coverage is diminishing for the most part. a lot of times it get stuck in the berkshires. that could happen. the cold we're talking about is two stages. the first one moves in tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night and into friday. you'll notice the difference. you can see it's down to 12 in minneapolis. seven in sault sainte marie. the second part of this, though, that's locked up to the north. further, but not locked. it's ready to be unleashed to the south and that subzero air for at least a fair part of this upcoming weekend. so as we check out the temperatures to expect, look at saturday afternoon around 1:00. 20 in boston. point it just goes straight down we check

townsend police don't have any leads. >>> police are looking into car vandalism in new hampshire. take a look at these pictures. ports mouth police say someone broke into these cars and set them on fire. it happened saturday. one car was damaged beyond repair. >>> witnesses to a car crash helped police bust an alleged drunk driver. the cape cod times reports joseph kronin ran a stop sign at strawberry hill road and pine street in centerville saturday night. he then hit a passing car causing it a roll over. neighbors who saw the crash followed kronin when he pulled away and pulled into a driveway of a nearby home. he will be in court. the woman driving the car that kronin hit was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> 4:09. boston mayor marty walsh is praising the teamwork that led the arrests in operation mean street as they were happening on friday morgue. that operation led to the indictment of 56 members of the ms 13 gang on murder, weapons and drug charges. fbi said the group was recruiting middle and high school aged students. >> it protects a lot of tee

into delays out there on the road i may give the a proud and excited for her junior champion at the townsend ward burton two thousand to and from denny hamlin i'm sure it was all the skills he learned at langley speedway as the mini stock track champion in nineteen ninety seven. add to that eleven years in the sprint cup level in a daring move the end but we'll get them the first taylor hart junior love this car so much to give her name emilia and her millie and her heart and part she was really fast but too hard to handle for dale earnhardt jr with thirty laps to go this is the last lap hamlin in fourth place working his way of got pushed by kevin harvick comes down in a mad kansas and at this point it somehow can't say that and we get the rig down the stretch. truex is going to win the sixers car out front at the very end hamlin squeaked by and virtually a photo finish and wins by that much. chesterfield virginia area his first daytona five hundred when first for joe gibbs racing since nineteen ninety three high up there is this on hand was list of achievements. it's up there it's i can't

that's when deupties say 22-year-old robert baytops died after being shot at a home on raymond townsend lane in horntown. we also told you the sheriff's office was looking for 24-year-old tavone tyrell cropper and 20-year-old jahad arell triggs. saturday the sheriff announced those two men are in custody - both charged with first degree murder. they're in the accomack county jail without bond. the supreme court is mourning the death of one of its justices. justice antonin scalia died on vacation at a luxury resort in texas yesterday. he was 79 years old. a spokeswoman for the u-s marshal's service says someone discovered he had passed away after he did not show up for breakfast. president ronald reagan nominated scalia to the supreme court back in 19-86. he became the first italian-american justice. scalia was the most %-pdouble-a play. the first%-pgame met with much%-pfanfare, as %-pespn did a special. %-punfortunately, like most%-pfirst time%-pdivision one teams, %-phampton had a tough go at%-pit in their first game. %-pthey lost to roberts%-pweselyan 20 to 3. their %-pnext game is ag

the mobile gaming company famous for farmville bought the building on eighth and townsend for $228 million back four years ago. it reportedly plans to sell the building then lease it back. >>> the party's over at another san francisco start-up. hr software company zenafits. cate cauguiran tells us, the word is going out, no more boozing up or hooking up. >> affecting your hr systems in to a single dashboard >> reporter: we've heard the saying, work hard, play hard. but here at the start-up mes are being told -- >> i think that the party's over, the belts are tightening at a lot of these offices. >> reporter: we're learning last june, company execs called them out. no more sex in the stairwells. the wall street journal reported employees were leaving behind used condoms, cigarettes, and cups of beer. >> for a long time, these companies were trying to build an environment where you could sort of work and play at the same time and maybe in some cases, it got out of hand. >> reporter: take a look at these images on social media. we got a look at ceo's headquarters, our culture and tone are ina

taylor townsend, who's one of the youngest players that-- have emerged in the last year. and then, on the men's side, it's growing. you know? not at the fast rate that we would like. but it's there. and-- and what people have to realize, when you go back to the '70s and the '80s, the world hadn't opened up yet. there was a lot of talent that had not come out from behind the iron curtain. and now, you know, sky's the limit for everyone. there's so much talent that's out there. and the opportunities are enormous for everyone. and so, a lot of these players have surpassed the hunger that we had or w-- that we had then. i'm not saying that we're not hungry now. 'cause we are; we've got a lot of young players coming up. i'd say, in the next five years, we'll have the same numbers in the top 100 on the men's side as we do on the women's. >> still ahead in the program, i get my clock cleaned on the court, and love every minute of it. >> i'm tony harris, you're watching talk to al jazeera we're speaking this week with the woman at the top of the us tennis association, katrina ada

in the second half, no stopping karl tonight townsend the number one pick with objectivive rebound and put back. celtics founding themselves down two in the final seconds. they had a chance marcus smart chance to win it here. but comes up just shy. front rim as the celtics go down. 124-122 the final. on knocking off number 3 virginia canes win by three and this shot at the end of the first half helped their cause shelled done their floating with 3 to beat buzzer good for our and that's sports. >>> that is our time on this monday. as always we do appreciate you and nice spending time with jimmy fallon comes up next i'm adam williams sounds like that weather won't come until closer to the evening commute. 5:00 a.m. with today new england and your latest forecast. and good night. provided by u.s. captioning the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expand