. >> former mayor vincent gray was also in those negotiations. >> i believe the mayor and you should get the media and go down to bentonville, arkansas, and say to those people down there this is an absolute outrage. you need to understand how devastating this is and you need to turn around this decision. >> muriel boirs was just as upset to go back on its promise to open two stores on neighborhoods that desperately need jobs and retail. >> i'm blood mad about it. >> council member vincent orange wants the district to consider taking walmart to court. >> i think we should use every available avenue to want to enforce that agreement or there should be consequences and i'm hoping that our attorney general and that this government really comes down hard on them. >> reporter: and the attorney general seems to agree. in a statement carl raceine said the office was attorney general

vincent's thrift shop.. and they told me some interesting stories about odd items they've seen come through the door. ... thrift stores are known find unique items... style.. or just not used anymore... and at st. they're usually more than happy to take your unwanted items. most donations translate into food and services for those in need. a bag of clothes for instance is 32 meals in the dining room so it's very helpful.... but sometimes... what's left in the donation bin... isn't very helpful..... for instnace.. dirty socks with holes in them, ,...you know soied mattresses ..we really can't sell those and reuse those. and being a thrift store... harrison says you never know what is going to be donated. in the past 3 years, we've actually had 3 different donations of human ashes. other odd items... a prosthetic leg.. useds casts probably the craziest thing i've seen is a box of syringes.... i think people assume we'll take everything where we really prefer things that have a little bit of value to them thing

. >> cambiar is working better for the oldest teenager in the unit 19 year old vincente that's a long way away from his days as a gang member in the west side locas. he's been in jail three times. once he and his brother beat a drug client. this time he's serving two years for arson and assault. >> um what brought you here? >> well, originally on a one-year for an arson case that i picked up in clovis. >> you put gas on his car and set it on fire and it blew up? >> yeah, more or less you know. >> that got you how much time? >> that got me just a year. >> a year? and that was in albuquerque? >> yes in albuquerque. and then i- we jumped that kid with a weapon. >> what weapon? >> it was just a sock and a bar of soap- and then whenever the staff tried to intervene my friends started to assault him and i just followed suit. >> and that's what brought you here? >> yes, and then i came down here then i got committed til the age of 21. >> his first year, nothing changed. >> i was what they call a [bleep] stick. >> a s[bleep] stick? which i'm going to guess is exactly what it sounds like. a ba

saint vincent's has an area where items are sold... but when it comes to warm clothes, hats and shoes... those are given away to anyone in need. advocates for solar power users trying to put the breaks on a rate hike.... a vote expected this week to determine power-buy back rates for solar users, and whether to raise rates by an average of six dollars. and.... armed protesters gathering in oregon demanding the local government offer assylum to a rancher sentenced to jail for arson...that rancher meanwhile - doesn't seem to want their support. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 4:30 with sarah johns and weather with meteorologist jeff thompson this is kolo 8 news now at the f-b-i is now investigating an intense standoff with a group of militiamen in rural oregon. the group is armed, and for the third straight day is occupying a federal building on a national wildlife refuge. brandi hitt reports on why they're vowing to stay there for years. the f-b-i is now stepping in... hoping for a "peaceful ending" to this tense oregon standoff ...

. >>> former providence, rhode island mayor vincent dies at 74. his life and legacy. >> he was hospitalized. he was diagnosed with cancer and underwent chemotherapy and radiation, twice convicted felon was the longest serving mayor elected in 1974. became a national star in the republican party delivering a convention. started in 1990, he helped transform revitalizing the city. also known for his italian cooking and launched mayor's own pasta sauce. sauce company secretary and treasurer said 2009-2012 sauce only made $3. he was forced from office twice due to felonies and went to prison for corruption. in 2002, resigned from office again after being convicted of a federal racketeering charge serving more than four years in federal prison. ran unsuccessfully for mayor in 2014. day after the election, he radio show and announced his engagement to girlfriend terra marie haywood. he was 74. >>> also a man accused of killing estranged wife before cashing into another woman facing a judge. >> reporter: 35-year-old martin mcdonald of weymouth still await

the bus is called a vincent. i was right the song "vincent rolls", and it was like that. [ singing ] >> they are stopping production of the vw bus in brazil. and it's - it has - they stopped producering it elsewhere in the -- producing is elsewhere in the world, germany, south africa, they stopped producing it because of the same reason, because they are pretty much an unsafe vehicle. there's no crumple zone. the engine is in the back. there's no room for air backs. your knees are the first line of defense in a front impact. it's a sad thing for me, it's a nostalgic event. at the same time, you know, safety standard need to be in place. >> there's some part of my heart that is sad they'll shut the last factory down. now we are anti-car collectors. we are crazy valuable. >> i don't plan on selling if. if i go. i'd give it away. it's not about selling for money, it's about giving it a good hotel. >> understanding what it means to be at the end of the road. >> that's "america tonight". tell us what you think at alja

catholic charities and saint vincent's have been gathering donations all month long ... and today they'll be teaming up with other non-profits to provide all kinds of free services to homeless men, women and children in our community. ... in preparation for their collaborative "project homeless connect" event happening later today, catholic charities of northern nevada and st. vincent's collected donations of warm gloves, beanies, scarves, coats, new socks and underwear, sunscreen, first aid items, sleeping bags, travel- sized toiletry items , and non-perishable food and snacks. they also recruited individuals and groups to volunteer at the event. about 75 other local nonprofit organizations that work with the homeless population, will distribute the donated items at the annual "project homeless connect" event on tuesday, january 26th, 2016 from 7:00 a.m. to noon at the reno events center on 4th and center streets in downtown reno. the event is part of a community-wide plan to help connect homeless people and those at risk of becoming homeless with a one-stop shop for se

catholic charities and saint vincent's have been gathering donations all month long ... and today they'll be teaming up with other non-profits to provide all kinds of free services to homeless men, women community. ... in preparation for their collaborative "project homeless connect" event happening later today, catholic charities of northern nevada and st. vincent's collected donations of warm gloves, beanies, scarves, coats, new socks and underwear, sunscreen, first aid items, sleeping bags, travel- sized toiletry items , and non-perishable food and snacks. they also recruited individuals and groups to volunteer at the event. the agency, in partnership with about 75 other local nonprofit organizations that work with the homeless population, will distribute the donated items at the annual "project homeless connect" event on tuesday, january 26th, 2016 from 7:00 a.m. to noon at the reno events center on 4th and center streets in downtown reno. the event is part of a community-wide plan to help connect homeless people and those at risk of becoming homeless with a one-stop

vincent's thrift shop.. and they told me some interesting stories about odd items they've seen come through the door. thrift stores are known for being the place to find unique items... things that are out of style.. or just not used anymore... and at st. vincent's thrift shop... they're usually more than happy to take your unwanted items. most donations translate into food and services for those in need. a bag of clothes for instance is 32 meals in the dining room so it's very helpful.... but sometimes... what's left in the donation bin... isn't very helpful..... for instnace.. dirty socks with holes in them, ,...you know soied mattresses ..we really can't sell those and reuse and being a thrift store... harrison says you never know what is going to be donated. in the past 3 years, we've actually had 3 different donations of human ashes. other odd items... a prosthetic leg.. useds casts probably the craziest thing i've seen is a box of syringes.... i think people assume we'll take everything where we really

vincent may be facing charges according to troopers. troopers are not saying what those charges can be. they are investigating whether or not alcohol played a role in the crash. this is a developing story. i'll pass the update on air and online. >> the clean-up is getting going after a powerful tornado strike. >> the weather service has confirmed it was an ef-2 tornado with winds over 130 miles an hour, that slammed into one neighborhood leaving behind a path of destruction. mark, a scary ordeal for everyone to go through. a sign of what is to come this winter. >> let me show you where this storm hit saturday night. this is in the city of cape coral which is off the caloosa hatcha river. you can see the destruction left behind. this morning, more people are still left in the dark. >> the damage devastating to >> it is pretty much trees rooted out of the downed power line. >> they destroyed homes and sent debris flying. >> i peel for our residents. it is a frustrating time. this is their belongings. >> the national weather service said a

. >>> police say that 32-year-old vincent troy of upper marlboro was drunk when his suv left the road and slammed into a strip mall in owings. >> reporter: take a look at the damage here on this telephone pole. this is just the least of it. the suv ripped through these bushes, followed this path down through the parking lot, slamming strait into the strip mall. >> devastating. unbelievable. 30 years of work gone. >> reporter: first the flames and then the carnage. a call came overnight, a suspected drunk driverslammed his suv into the gun shop. >> no one was hurt. >> reporter: vincent troy of upper marlboro got out of the suv just before the flames erupted but a close call for three firefighters who escaped just as the ceiling collapsed. more arrived to hug and help. >> i have no idea. we lost everything. >> the owner the dry cleaner that suffered smoke and water damage tried to suffer customers' clothes and storing them in tony distefano's tax business protected by a firewall. >> it's sad. 23 years in the prince george's county fire service and i had to live with this on a regular ba

vincent; "the rest is all history." ((chris maathuis)) who knows what would've happened, but riggs played his senior year and blossomed into one of the best backs in nevada... only 71 yards shy of the all time rushing mark. he went to arizona state and was the highest player ever drafted from nevada, still is... nats for seven seasons gerald riggs was the iconic symbol... ((chris maathuis)) he played more then a dozen years... he's still the only fullback picked that high the draft... scored twice in super bowl 26. riggs; and everybody when they look back on it they'll be able to say he was in there and we saw him score a couple of times, almost got three touchdowns." bertha lloyd/riggs' mother; "that was the pinacle of his careeer and it just made everything wonderful for us." ((chris maathuis)) hundreds of students, mostly athletes filled the bengal theater and listened to the former star talked about life and never giving up on themselves or god. riggs; "we live by the word, you're live will be better off." ((chris m

a man was struck early yesterday morning. 21-year-old vincent green of west boylston is in police custody. he is facing charges. >>> right now weymouth police officer is recovering from a car crash. this is new video in from overnight from maine street. both the police crews and the other car damage interested -- the officer is already out of the hospital. it's not clear if anybody else was hurt. >>> a boy has serious injuries after falling through thin ice. people nearby ran to help him in the water in brockton. julie mcdonald has more or the quick moves to get help for the kids. >> everybody was calling the fire department and call the politics. he was still under. >> reporter: he described the terrifying moments waiting for the second of two bill boy -- two little boys to be pulled. it all started as a dare. >> one of them went on top of the ice. the other one said if you go i'll go. the 9-year-old fell in first and the 12-year-old fell in. that's when my brother and cousin went to look for help. >> reporter: one of the the woman called 911. the man jumped into the icy water after the

. >>> former mayor, vincent gray says $100 million has been invented in the skyland project. >>> moving on to prince george's county, one ticked off state's attorney? why? yet another child has been killed at the hands of a mother's boyfriend. listen. >> i have to say we as parents have to do a better job to be careful about who we bring around our children. >> 23-year-old kareem bryant is charged with killing his girlfriend's 6-month-old daughter. it happened in a landover apartment last week. the cause of death? blunt force injury to the baby's head and chest, and bryant was just released from prison last october after serving time for armed robbery. this is the fifth time in the last 2 years that a boyfriend has been charged in a child's death in prince george's county. >>> we are monitoring a developing story out of west africa. a hospital reports at least 20 people are dead in an attack in the capital city. militants tied to al qaeda set off explosives and then took over a hotel popular with foreign visitors, and they are holding hostages. security forces are trading fire with mili

troopers at this point, they say that vincent may be face some charges. at this point, no word on what those charges could be. they say they are investigating to see if alcohol could have played a role in the crash. of course, it is still a developing story. once we get any up in jup dates, to you on-air and online. >> developing this morning, the clean-up is just getting going in southwest florida after a powerful tornado strike. >> the weather service now confirms it was an ef-2 tornado with wind over 130 miles an hour that slammed into one neighborhood, leaving behind a path of destruction. mark lehman is following the developments. a possible sign of more of what is to come. >> forecasters have been warning we could see weather like this because of a strong el nino. let me show you where the storm hit overnight. this is west of pm if, right along the loose hatch chi river. you can see the destruction left behind. trees toppled, more than 1,000 people are still left in the dark. >> a car flipped over. there are roofs miss. >> the damage devastating to

vincent? vincent: pushing out higher cost producers. this is more than petro economics.rt of sectarian tensions in the region. sunni versus shia. that is the overarching theme as we head into 2016. david: if you were to distill the message from opec, and overhang to do something about it? i think there is a desire for a collective solution. saudi does not do anyone any favors anytime soon. companies you the are looking at in particular? vincent: we think about four q earnings season, it is less about or you and also about 2016. we look at two basins in particular, the permian and appellation. oil, appellation for gas. we're looking for names like pioneer. what they have to say. it has been much more resilient in terms of the ability to produce. cap x, down significantly but output for 2016 could be fairly resilient. mind also one to keep in for natural gas. they will elect the cut 40%. and yet output for 2016 will likely be higher, likely between 15 and 80%. david: thank you so much. looking of earnings, let's at the second biggest oilfield service, halliburton. the comp

saint vincent's has an area where items are sold... but when it comes to warm clothes, hats and shoes... those are given away to anyone in need. for the past few months the galleries of the nevada museum of art have all been filled with a single exhibit called "tahoe - a visual history." and this week is your last chance to see this one of a kind show. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley takes us there. tahoe a visual history has drawn visitors from all over the country in the past five months. "we had in the first three months 60,000 people, 1,000 on saturday." and it's been well received by locals and visitors alike. "its amazing its beautiful it brings you back to a time when you look at the scenery and not necessarily the activities." the one of a kind exhibit took five years to put together. and its the first to fill every one of the museums galleries took five years to put together. and its the first to fill every one of the museums galleries "it's over 400 artworks by 175 artists and it spans 200 years of creative and cultural produc

it showed him with a 32 to 20% lead over vincent orange for an at large seat. the washington post says the poll was responser ersponsored supporters. >>> fire fax county board of supervisors will mark january as human trafficking awareness month. the chief of police says bill wolf was reassigned because of a loss of grant funding. fairfax county leaders are having a ceremony this morning and will talk more about efforts to end human trafficking. >>> more concerns for women who are worried about breast cancer. why experts now say that first mammogram can wait. >>> watching a line of snow flurries as a blast of wintry weather blows into our area. chuck bell has your what to wear forecast at 6:11. >>> plus, developing story now, this out of cleveland, ohio, where firefighters are at a home leveled by an explosion. i'm angie goff. what we're learning about the people who were inside next. three questions for the us senate. congress just voted to label genetically engineered salmon; why not other foods? gmo crops are doused with heavy doses of an herbicide the world

we'll hear what former mayor vincent gray is saying about this setback in an area that is desperate for development. >>> signs remembering peter taub. we're outside his family's restaurant. tonight for the first time his mother is remembering that terrible day. >> i was working in the back office and he just came tearing to the back and said, mom, pete was killed. was killed. >>> coming up a what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot more. oh yeah, i'm all about more, teddy brosevelt. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> quite a story on wall street today. stocks slid as the price of crude oil fell to its lowest level since 2003. it is the worst first two weeks of the year wall street has ever seen. alarm over a slowdown in china has caused uncertainty, as well. the dow was down over 400 points at the close today. >>> some economic news in the di

vincent and hawthorn street. here is a car coming down st. vincent, doing so ever so carefully. there is a lot of treacherous ice underneath the road here. it is very difficult to maneuver. if you don't know quite what you are doing, however, when you come down frankford here in mayfair, you will find the roads are okay. now, this car approaching, we've seen some problems in the past, you hear it grinding all of that ice underneath there. let's hope it can turn there. he's got it. little bit of slipping there. but he's made it. not everyone having that same luck. mayfair elementary school, hoping here over the next several hours, they are able to come by, and plow these secondary anter shower streets. the sidewalks are clear in this area here, but you will see, in a second here, that there is still some work to be done. if school opens here on wednesday, they will have to come back through and maneuver more of this sidewalk space. there is still a lot of plows that need to be done in this area, again, the main arteries here, seem to be fine, the neighborhood streets, secondary a

so please check that out also. >> vincent morris we certainly appreciate the update. again we will be checking back in with you guys and hopefully things will remain just as calm as they are right now. >> we want to let everybody know we're also reaching out to the folks at dominion and bg and e. but as of right now the reports are good. >> the outer loop of the beltway near branch avenue. one of our photographers is now driving around and we believe this could possibly be a tow truck trying to help someone stranded on the side of the road. just an example of the dangerous road conditions that are out there right now. it appears that for the most part you guys have been heeding the warning and not being out there on the roads. because the road crews really need the roads clear so they can continue to plow throughout the night so this just doesn't get worse out there. >> speaking of those situations, want to let you know that virginia state police, going to virginia now, virginia state police so far have responded to some 989 crashes and another 793 disabled vehicles.

and i just got off the word with former mayor vincent gray and you'll recall when the d.c. council passed a law that would have raised minimum wage to $12.50 an hour and walmart threatened to leave the city, vincent gray vetoed that law supporting walmart. he says the residents of ward 7 are being shafted by walmart. you'll hear directly from the former mayor at 6:00 and why walmart could end up in court. >> mark segraves. for a full list of those locations that are closing across the country, check out the nbc washington app and just search walmart stores. >>> we're following somic braing news at the u.s. supreme court. in the last hour we've learned the court will review the public corruption convictions of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. >> mcdonnell is accused of using his office to help a businessman that showered the governor and his wife with gifts and loans. pete williams joins us now and he's outside the supreme court and what intrigued the justices about this case. >> mcdonnell came here with two, and let me talk about the claim it didn't take and he said

a man was struck and killed on a city street early yesterday morning. 21-year-old vincent green of west boylston is now in police custody. he is facing charges including leaving the scene of an accident and homicide by negligent operation. doug: this happened on main street. you can see both the cruiser and the other car have front end damage. police tell us the officer involved is all right and already out of the hospital. it's not clear if anybody else antoinette: right now a boy has serious injuries after falling through thin ice. people nearby ran to help him and another boy who fell in the water behind a school in brockton. the eye's juli mcdonald has more for those kids. everybody was calling the fire calling the police. you know, he was still under. all the commotion. he's still under. juli: brockton neighbors describe the terrifying moments waiting for the second of two little boys to be pulled from an icy pond behind a school at plymouth and crescent streets. they said it all started as a dare while the young group was playing football nearby. >> one of them went on top of the

clear skies and it's going to feel like it did yesterday. 31 in clinton town by town. 27 in vincent, 30 in rocky mount. temperatures running from the mid 20s to low 30s so it's cold out there. kids at the bus stop will be all bundled up in their coats, 30 degrees for folks heading out the door. afternoon. highs climbing into the mid 50s renee? >> thanks elizabeth. city council taking an annual on the road to charlotte. they plan to take them to charlotte this afternoon and the retreat will cost $31,000 and focus on short term and long term planning. this is the first retreat held outside the the interlocutory decree of dissolution of years. >>> lonovo sales increased 21%. apple sales were also up but were even. hp continues to hold onto the number one spot. lenovo in morrisville. >>> it will stop operations by the end of april after ju two and a half years since it'd launch. the company blames the committee and lascape of the media environment. >>> we ha an update on what happened to the car that became th hable to move this ice sculpture on wheels. wait until you hear fi sa th atosv

. >> reporter: brothers frankie and vincent lepore were part of a small group hiking last week in new jersey. saying their scout leader was grabbed petronino by the leg and pulled him inside. >> at first i thought he was joking but then i heard him call the bear and i called 911. so, i called 911. >> reporter: instead of panicking, their boy scout training kicked in. >> the main thing to do was just to stay calm. >> reporter: calling 911. >> he's bleeding from his neck, his arm and his head. >> reporter: and coming up with a plan to help rescuers find them deep in the woods. >> do you want us to make a signal fire? >> yeah, if you guys could start a fire. >> that fire and petronino's barking scaring the bear off. rescuers arriving soon after, airlifting their scout leader to the hospital. >> it was very scary, yeah. >> reporter: so scary, they feared the worst. >> if we don't make it out of this alive, i love you guys. >> reporter: and they did make it out along with petronino who took to heart their oath to help people at all times. >> i felt like a hero because i saved someone. we s

town by town 37 degrees in apex, 39 in vincent, 41 in rain in hope mills. and a sneak peek to your weekend forecast because it looks fabulous. 56 plus the sun on saturday after starting off in the 20s, a cold start. 65 with more sun on the way on sunday. more on this big warm up coming up. >> thank you amy. you have until sunday to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. if you do not have health cow you will have to pay a penalty. you can get in person help on donald ross drive in raleigh. navigators will be there 9 to 3 to answer your questions about coverage and costs. search obamacare on wral.com for more. >>> a new up roar in hollywood. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences changed it's rules but now many academy measures unjustly scapegoat older members and imply they are racist. top names in hollywood promised a boycott over a lack of diversity this year. meanwhile civil rights leaders and others say the new rules don't go far enough. >>> facebook is getting closer to giving you more options to express your emotions test

we went to say hello to the kids at middle school and vincent -- benson. a wonderful time. really polite kids, great questions. a lot of fun there today. anna: thank you. kerry taylor put months of not pay fo>> a business put in months of work but didn't get paid. >> this business on a just couldn't forget about $1700. and now works hard at her she has done alterations. she's had no problems until the last year. >> i always get paid when i call them and remind them a couple times. i picked up three times a week and i dropped off for them. i always go the extra mile to do the best job. >> but it got tough to keep going after several months of no pay. she was owed over $1700. >> i don't receive anything from them, not even a phone call to let me know they might be late. >> she stopped doing the alterations for the company. >> i thought i would lose that money until one of my customers told me about you. >> i got in touch with the dry -- sent me this letter. it took some time but and i got the full amount she was owed. >> i really thank you for your stepping in and your profes

vincent: the high in the 20's is where you would anticipate the cost to be.f you look at the great work done bringing down the cost, managing this tough environment, it seems as though the cost declines have reached that maximum threshold. it is very difficult, challenging to see how they can improve on that level in 2016 relative to 2015. >> why are people so concerned about oil prices being low -- isn't it a stimulant in some countries like india? vincent: they are helping the average consumer, but keep in mind, you have had cuts in subsidies. also keep in mind here in the u.s., for example, you have had significant job growth in the energy sector. that has reversed. high-paying job growth -- that has reversed. we now see job losses in the space. you can also see a negative effect, not only in the energy sector, but also the derivative industries that support the energy sector. matt: i know it did not make a huge difference to you guys at $45 a battle, $40, $30. now that we are so low, it must be a boost to sales. >> at some point you do hit diminishing ret

vincent reid, md, medical director of hall-perrine cancer center will share information as well. according to the american cancer society, skin cancer is the most common of all cancers. melanoma, a more dangerous type of skin cancer, accounted for more than 73,000 new cases 10,000 skin cancer deaths each year. indoor tanning, just like sun tanning outside, exposes skin to uv rays the cause of most . according to the centers for disease control and prevention , people who begin tanning during adolescence or early adulthood have a higher risk of nicole? tv-9's forrest saunders live in cedar rapids this morning. thanks`a lot, forrest. going to a smithsonian museum won't require you to leave the state. the key city has a new affiliate of the museum chain at will bring some famous art to dubuque. up next... this morning's weather wise question. first alert storm team meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now. a warm front is moving into bringing a chance of morning flurries. the big story though, is that temperatures should go back to seasonable values through friday. in fact, highs today

vincent gray said i never lost an incumbency. i think he's readying himself for running. >> it sounds like he's readying himself for a comeback. >> sooner or later he's going challenge the incumbent, muriel bowser. there's going to be a grunge match. one thing, though, relative to the long case against him, they didn't say you're exonerated, you didn't do anything. they just said we couldn't find enough to prove a case against you that you were guilty, so there could clearly be concerns among voters, you know, how okay is he really. >> meanwhile the current mayor, mayor bowser is pledging a new era of openness. she's published a new open data policy and appointed a new chief technology officer to help oversee change in the way the city shares data with the public. she's pledged to make the nation's capital a model for government transparency. that issue for transparency and openness has been a point of contention for many administrations throughout many mayors' administrations. what do you make of this new pledge and the timing o

evidence in the case that links vincent spinner to his father-in-law. spinner was married to payne's adopted daughter, tamara. the summer payne was stabbed to death, spinner said he planned to leave her after she relapsed and disappeared along with their son. he said that he was going to hour later, shaking, and in different clothes. i'm be back in court tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and i'll bring you updates as they occur. >> danner: we have been watching a home in a lynchburg neighborhood searched by nearly one dozen officers. police searched this house on floyd street. we are waiting for more information from lynchburg police right now, but once we get it we'll bring it to you live on air and at wset.com. >> the patient who shot a centra security guard at lynchburg general hospital is calling for an independence investigation. that's according to the attorney representing jonathan warner. he says that the fact that the gillespie is a former police officer and that the chief deputy's wife works at lynchburg general, is a conflict of interest. >> george: we h

mayor vincent gray signed it into law in july 2014. the goal is to cut down on trash in parts of the city, particularly along the anacostia river. a similar ban in prince george goes into effect in july. current d.c. mayor muriel bowser has signed a bill putting more police body cameras on the streets. the law increases the number of officers wearing cameras from 400 to 2800. the mayor says the law balances transparency and the rights of the public as well as police officers. built by alove grieving family for all to enjoy is at risk of being shut down in montgomery county. as kevin lewis reports, the family behind a free ice rink is trying to keep it open. >> this is it. free, it is a totally totally open to the public synthetic ice rink. >> if you want to play hockey, come on out, have fun. $35,000 crafting the venue on his poolesville property, meant to honor his hockey loving daughter melanie, who passed away in july. >> when she died, i said i'm going to do this. kevin: this week, montgomery county sent inspectors to inspect his l

vincent green is charged with motor vehicle homicide, leaving the scene and other counts. jim smith has more on the crash and the flightening scene in the middle of the night. >> why would you take off if you knew you hit someone and why wouldn't you at least call 9-1-1. >> mike and millions casada were woken up 3:00 a.m. a horrible scene in front of their house on west boylson street. a worcester man struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. >> they had dark clothes on. it looked like a person lying in the streets and the cops were already there. the emt was next to him with the bag. they put him on the stretcher and the ambulance and that was it. >> the victim was unresponsive at the scene and soon pronounced dead. >> you couldn't tell because it was so dark on that side of the street what was going on at first and then we saw them put a person who -- we couldn't tell where we were or who it was or anything. and being dark and stuff into the ambulance. >> it is a terrible thing. i hope the family and i feel bad -- >> reporter: a longtime friend of the victim told me he

vincent st. mary gets the w, 66-56 the man with the beard is sprint cup driver paul menard. and this is paul menard this week at a new menard's store in town. we know you'll 'save big money at menard's'... but... the track he'll drive here in the tri-state is about to spend major money to repave its track for the first time since it opened in 2000. paul menard: "it needed it for sure. the surface itself was coming apart so you had to do something. hate to see a repave because it usually takes a couple years for the double understanding is that we'll have different banking on each end - a low bank and a high bank on either end of the track." our carstar collision of the week, luke kennard's ball fake colliding with broken ankles. the franklin product, put up 30 points in a loss to notre dame. but this... this is like almost giving candy to a baby, and then taking it right back. bam/gfx

vincent also bought his and he did not check his ticket either. visit -- invincent: i thought it was trash. one tickets -- one ticket is worth 100,000 dollars and other tickets worth money are still floating around our state. now that we have spread the word about winning tickets, people are changing how they play. >> now that you know this one is waning, would you think twice about throwing it away? >> absolutely. anna: lesson learned. make sure you check all of those numbers. joel: in the trash. oh, no. anna: here is what is coming up at abc 11 eyewitness news at 6:00. steve d.: a woman gets shot and her son is under arrest. what eyewitness news has found tonight. tisha: it was a discovery that started an environmental shift across the state. and cut off, the cuannouncer: see what is happening this instant. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. steve d.: frustration for a coal ash fallout in downtown raleigh.

vincent spinner is charged with the death of james payne. katie brooke has the details. >> katie: court will begin again on monday morning. today's testimony centered was doing the day of the murder. a deputy explained to the court that spinner seemed to be in the area of the victim's home that afternoon between 1:00-2:00 p.m. spinner's friend said that she spent the day with him smoking crack cocaine. more witnesses will be called monday morning at 9:00 a.m. you can stay updated with us at wset.com. >> danner: tonight the pittsylvania county fire marshal marshal's is investigating a fire that took the life of katie yeatts. appeared to start in the right front side of her home. the neighbor called 9-1-1 and started banging on her windows to call attention. >> if i opened the door, it would bring in more air and spread it faster. and i don't know if that had any role or not. i'm trying not to think about it a lot. >> danner: arson and foul play is not suspected. the fire marshal cannot give a time estimate on what caused the fire. >>> 26-year

investigators say vincent can trail took $50,000 from one family but never end started the family. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon joins us live at county courthouse in media with details on this, rahel. >> reporter: well, jessica, prosecutors say that condition trucks fraud unfortunately is nothing new but what they say they have never seen before is how this suspect, met his alleged victim. >> this tile was cracked, this tile was crack here. >> reporter: right there on his kitchen floor constant remind are of what jack says was a real life nightmare. >> it has affect my health, it has affected my relationship with my family, it has affected me financially. i got up in the middle of the night angry. >> reporter: in need of home renovations he reached out to 39 year-old contractor vincent cantrail. he claims that the work that came at the a price of hundred thousand dollars, was shoddy. >> the wok man ship is despicable. >> reporter: investigators say he made out better than others, according to the arrest affidavit the owners of to this home paid more than $50,000 to have

vincent spinner is accused of killing james payne. a friend of spinner testified that she smoked crack cocaine with spinner on the day of the murder. she said the only time she wasn't with him was between 1:00-2:00 p.m. when spinner was going to the a.t.m. she said spinner returned sweating and shaken. the trial will remove monday morning. >>> the death penalty trial of and killing the lyon sisters has been pushed back. motions by welch's attorney included delaying the trial, hiring a mental health investigator and issuing a gag order with respect to the media attention. welch is accused of kidnapping the lyon sisters in 1975 and killing them. >>> nichole lovell is 13. he's been missing since early wednesday morning. when she was younger, she had to have a liver transplant and takes special medication to keep her body from rejecting it. police aren't sure if lovell is a runaway or if foul play >> a fire on henry street claimed the life of a woman at 11:00 last night. 73-year-old katie yeatts lived alone and was not able to check it ou

this morning the state board of elections approved the new election for one race in vincent. our capital viewer laura leslie is here with reaction to all of this. laura. >> you may remember we recovered the story since we heard from the problem. this resolution is one of these rare instances where opposing candidates agree this was the right move after 37 people voted in the wrong district in a race decided by seven votes. challenger and commissioner john bonner appeared before the commission this morning and the wife was also there. is it was only fair to hold another election and he's ready to hit the campaign trail again smoothly this time around. >> hopefully on the right doors this time. the board also agreed. the rule for ballot order in 2016 would have put his name first. the confusion started when they in 2008. it doesn't seem like those new districts ever made the county election officials so they received the wrong ballot. the other two were not effected because the vote totals were not close. voters in the town council district 2 will get to make their choice again

vincent pastue says there are new city council members-- and some mount dora residents-- who have been gunning for his deputy city manager. pastue will present a plan to the council that will include a resignation for himself ..and the deputy city manager. k the mount dora city council meets tonight at 7-30. we'll be sure to let you know what happens. president obama banning the use of solitary confinement for certain prisoners. why he says juvenile offenders should not be included. plus-- caught on camera! orlando police releasing new video... showing an officer firing shots at a stolen car. coming up... why the f-d-l-e is now it's ??? outside. you can follow us on twitter, or tweet us-- just use #g-d-o hour-- public health officials say the zika virus is spreading. it is causing birth defects in thousands of babies-- born to women who were bitten by infected mosquitos. the virus is now in many central american and south american countries --as well as in the carribean. health officials in florida are warning pregnant woman not to travel to those countries... including popular destina

it will employeds since the shares that could have up to a quick coating .t the future lies, vincent gunned-down so much with wind chills below zero to tonight, very conditions tomorrow morning , along 75, based on snow showers . we'll have a candy coating top of the past several days . it will be cold enough to turn the be cold again . we also have some stuff on chances look at that coming up. >> for significant snowfall out of the city do to clear streets at the beginning of winter time . go back to basics with movable on a specific plan for four hours after that hours after that it appears that the mean streets are passable with thea ported our goal for main thoroughfares not everybody is satisfied with the efforts especially those who live off of the side streetsiv using over, picard came and she tried to hit the brakes and then she slid into the side of his van. >> essay adding new tracks trucks and snow plows the working through the systemra and will be in residential areas the next 24 hours . and we will keep a woman shelter opened my saturday at the first united presbyterian

banked a shot, bishop had no chance, this goal is really defining what kind of a night it was for vincent. chips it over bishop's head he didn't even see it. four goals in the span of nine minutes. just knew it wasn't their night. cost them one more goal and victor headman and j.t, comes to an end 5-2 in south florida. >>> head coach orlando antigua, one of their top players was suspended for rules violation. indefinitely length. jaleel cousins, more bad news right here. just minutes later, cousins player and rolls his ankle. he does return and the bulls go on a run from there. an 18-8 run. bo ziegler, then jamal mcmurray, the bulls avoid a double digit losing streak. florida gators take it right to auburn, dorian finny smith. gators built a large lead, but smith's night, the gators win 95-63. raython maize back in knowles worked the clos clock to perfection. fsu had a ten point lead at half time. pith got another pitt rallies to beat fsu 74-72. >>> there are plenty of local ties in this year's east-west shrine game. plenty of college stars from around the state of florida. there are a co

vincent reid, md, medical director of hall-perrine cancer information as well. according to the american cancer society, skin cancer is the most common of all cancers. melanoma, a more dangerous type of skin cancer, accounted for more than 73,000 new cases in 2015, and about 10,000 skin cancer deaths each year. indoor tanning, just like sun tanning outside, exposes skin to uv rays the cause of most . according to the centers for disease control and prevention , people who begin tanning during adolescence or early adulthood have a higher risk of nicole? tv-9's forrest saunders live in morning. thanks a lot, forrest. a major online shopping site is making some traditional delivery companies nervous this morning. they're worried amazon may expand and take its shipping needs with it. for the second day in a row, lake snow has a warm front is moving into eastern iowa today bringing a chance of morning flurries. the big story though, is that temperatures should go back to seasonable values through friday. in fact, highs today will approach the mid-upper 20s in all are

. >> reporter: the suspected dui driver blamed for this fiery scene has been identified as vincent troy of upper marlboro. in calvert county, molette green, news 4. >>> police are trying to figure out how an ambulance and a car crashed sending two people to the hospital. a private ambulance slammed into a utility poll in front of inova hospital. the northbound lanes of gallows road are back open now. >>> condemnation from around the globe, that's after word out of north korea that today the country tested a hydrogen bomb, a step up from an atomic bomb. as we speak, a closed door emergency meeting at the u.n. security council in new york. it could mean more sanctions for that sanction crippled country. the u.n. secretary-general spoke before going into that meeting. >> this act is profoundly destabilizing for regional security, and seriously undermines the international nonproliferation efforts. i condemn it unequivocally. >> seismographs picked up what registered as a 5.1 earthquake near the north korean known nuclear test site. south korea's spy agency skeptical about this saying the e