joining me is former president of mexico, vincente fox. welcome back to the program. >> thank you very much. let me start by saying please wake up, america. from this republican nightmare. that is causing a lot of noise outside of united states. i say it with clarity that is nothing personal. but it is really worrying us outside of the united states. the way he has said some programs, he's about ready to launch. and i think starting with economic side he shows a lot of ignorance. >> i've been down to the border ten times, i've been in drug warehouses. floor to ceiling, nothing but drugs brought in from your country, mexico, for the children of america. i've seen it with my own eyes. gang members, i've been with border patrol, crossing your borders, similarly i've been out on horseback, dugs -- >> i was ready to speak about the worry of economic and economic terms to show the ignorance of this guy. it's -- >> wait. you're talking about -- do you care about the american people? >> very much so because my grandfather -- >> did you care about

if he doesn't that means atlantic city runs out of money and the blame goes to vincent exclusively. what he means by special interest is, vincent's problem with the two take-over bills is this: if the state takes over the atlantic city government, they can do away with all of the employee contracts, and change the deal for the police recalling for the fire department, for the public works guys, for everybody, and the collective bargaining thing is something very important to vincent prieto and the democratic party here in new jersey. unions have been fighting the governor since he walked into the office here way back at the start of his first term. and that's what vincent prieto's problem; and that's what he will likely explain today when he answers the governor's tweets and a lot of reporter's questions. >> all right, we'll have wait and see what happens. >> reporter: so look, you got it. >> thanks, steve keeley. >> let's go to belgium now, memorials are popping up all over including a huge one in brussels. the city fell silent last night as thousands lit candles, prayed, left flow

. >> 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

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former dc mayor vincent gray tells wusa9 he wants to move forward after kicking off his official run for a city council seat today. the current holder of the seat says she is surprised. stephanie ramirez has more. >> reporter: in northeast, coincidentally inside a church where outside the sign reads you still matter, former dc mayor vincent gray kicked off his campaign running for the seven county seat. >> i'm hoping gray will come back. >> reporter: evette alexander was surprised at gray's run saying he didn't discuss that with her. others expressed some concern. >> i'm not sure it is a good idea for him to run ag the balance. >> reporter: he is talking about the investigation that looked into illegal financing during gray's 2010 campaign. in december, we learned the probe finally ended with no charges against the former mayor. if elected to the ward 7 council seat, vincent gray could be the second dc mayor to gain a leadership position after a federal investigation. >> i was never charged with anything. >> coming back as a council member, i think he would be effective. >> i think t

vincent de paul police say spike is making rapid rounds giving people a dangerous high. >> it is rat poison in their and >> 20 people in this area have gotten sick from spice and 12 of those saturday with half of them being hospitalized. symptoms range from vomiting to seizures and blackouts. chemicals. don't know what you are putting how you will react. is heartbreaking. his partner nearly died four times from using spice and is trying to recover. he worries the homeless population is being targeted with a cheap dangerous fix. >> it is really sad. clear out the homeless. >> police fear it may take tragedy for people to stop.

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vincent st. mary were honored, he averaged 20 points a game shared the honors with that st. vincent st. mary good to honored on this statewide level congratulations and tomorrow he will leave st. vincent st. mary with tipoff at by 15 by cam features rockets against john glenn at 830 cornerstone christian faces columbus wellington friday at 1045 and westerville south at 830 and they villa angela saint jo vikings look for their third title in four seasonshe when they play in in the stay semi-final they got word that xavier simpson from line with senior the confetti flooded the stage after john kasich won ohio , and it was so over-the-top that it seems that he and his family disappeared, but there was a reason and here it is. >> is a. >> this is what the confetti look like at his 100th town hallet in new hampshire last month , he said it was weak so his staff promised that when he won ohio they would very human confetti . during that first supporters and got emotional. >> told a story about a trip t

down that loose eroded gravel.iding by rin sent vincent. i love watching it. in different areas. this old mining area, that is part of it does look like you're on another planet. some of the nature here just creates perfect quarter pipes for him to just rip on. 360 with a little bit of muscle power there, building himself a ramp. not only does he just ride down, what looked to me near vertical cliff, does it with nd half, more lush setting. shows he has controlled chaos not only in that loose gravel, areas as an extension of that. happens to comprehend the tree. for him, he's just in a -- >> ethan wanted something for christmas and his mom is going to deliver. a little late. this is his fifth birthday and ethan is opening his present.ood present. >> he got a new book. that is a good present. look at the book title. oh! >> wait, wait, wait, wait. >> he didn't ask for a book. he asked for a baby. >> he wanted a baby. and mom is going to is going to take him a little >> just a ave you been asking for, forever. >> mom holds up a sonogram. puts

mayor vincent gray into thehis hat back political arena with a run for the ward seven council seat. >> it is your faith that helped carried me through what i think was an incredibly unfair and difficult time. richard: he hit on many issues -- taxation into the political arena with a run for the ward seven council seat. >> without representation, affordable housing, pre-k education, and fighting crime. he never mentioned specifically the federal investigation into his 2010 election team. six people pled guilty to corruption charges, including illegal diversion of campaign funds and mounting a shadow campaign. many believed gray would be announced they would not pursue the case. he has staunchly denied any wrongdoing. mr. gray: we just want to move on from that. it is time to turn the page. i don't know how the justice department sought to do with a dead, but they did. he was right not to speak about it. why would you speak about something you feel you did not do? >> he was never proven guilty. innocent untilprove proven guilty. richard: we just got off the phone a short time ago with y

vincent: we are not making any political assessment of the situation. agree on the fact that we need some leadership change in brazil. we are nearer to this point now then a few months ago, so it's probably a good thing. looking from an investor's perspective, what we have seen this year are two important triggers to make the emerging market more appealing, stabilization of commodity prices and emerging-market currencies. the cost of hedging emerging-market currencies dropped substantially, which means we can make decent money both on themarkets, debt and equity side. we still need a few additional elements to be bullish on individual markets. momentum is growth missing in most countries, and this should turn into earnings momentum for the equity market. we are missing those elements at the moment, but looking back at the performance of assets, there's an inflection point for emerging markets already behind us. looking at the flows, we have strong momentum since the beginning of the year. i'm starting to see european investors considering to reenter as

vincent @st. mary's saturday at 2:00 in @the afternoon. division three @vikings at st. joe's taking on @links berg @and vikings win 80 1-64 they go @for the seventh school state @they play line central third @straight year they meet in the @state championship game. @division i coming up tomorrow @garfield heights will take on @westerville south a rematch @from the semifinals last year @bulldogs fourth trip to the @state tournament 23 and 4 here @is their coach. @>> they have edge. @got a lot of heart i don't @think they forgot what happened @last year. @a junior going to ohio state we @will our hands full but we will @try to get ready. @>> now to the ncaa tournament @already some surprises maybe @none bigger than what happened @this afternoon baylor ran into @a buzz saw, the bulldogs their @first tournament picks @-- appearances than 260 to 79- @751st tournament win in school @history they get duke coming up @saturday in the next round. @little rock taking on perdue. @arkansas trailed by 13 points @with 3 minutes to go they tie @the game as josh hagan hit a 30 @foot thr

. >> reporter: reserve deputy mike vincent is a full-time civilian forensic specialist but he volunteers every month as a reserve deputy. now he's sidelined from both as the sheriff's office investigates him. >> reporter: now the reserve deputy who was trying to pull her over is also under investigation by his own agency. the sheriff's office won't say why, but the highway patrol report raises questions about how reserve deputy mike vincent handled the stop. he told fhp he tried to stop her on presidents drive near john young parkway an hour in a 30 mile an hour zone. she kept going, turning north on john young. she moved to the right lane and he said he thought she was stopping. instead she kept going, and more than a half mile later, she floored it. he realized then she was trying to outrun him and broke off the pursuit per policy for nonviolent crimes. but he said he could still see a mile away that she was running the light at americana boulevard and saw her broadside garrick's vehicle, crushing it to half its width. garrick's mom told us if the reserve deputy did something wrong, sh

he can accused of hitting 25- year-old vincent harrison with his suv on the new jersey turnpike on sun. police say majilla stopped for a moment an then drove off. we'll have more on his court appearance coming up at 12:30. democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump are both one step closer to their party's presidential nominations, wracking up big wins on super tuesday. trump won seven states from the deep south to new england. clinton will be in new city for events tonight, a day after also winning seven states on super tuesday. abc news reporter stephanie ramos live in washington with the details. stephanie. >>reporter: what a day, right, david? super tuesday's end is only the beginning of when delegate counts really start to matter, leading up to the general election. super tuesday is over with both frontrunners in each party settlementing their lead. >> thank you, so much. >> if winner took all, this thing is over. >>reporter: with these results, the november election will likely be a matchup of hillary clinton and donald trump. trump sweeping up big wins in seven states,

vincent harrison was killed over the weekend. we were in court today are where lawyers are giving two very different versions of what happened after that crash. >> reporter: pat, there's a chance that the suspect in this case may be released within the next few hours. both sides came to terms on him posting 10% of his $100,000 bail. but they disagreed on exactly his role in all of this. this was the first time we saw the 35-year-old since he turned himself into authorities on monday in that hit-and-run. he's accused of being behind the wheel, of hitting officer vincent harrison who authorities say was standing on the shoulder of the southbound lanes of the turnpike and elizabeth after getting into a crash with another driver moments before. harrison, who was a rookie cop, was arguing with that driver with his gun drawn according to prosecutors maintain espinal got out of his car, stopped, then fled. his attorneys say other dangers on the road prevented him from stopping. >> after it happened, he exited his vehicle to attend to th

. >>> a new biopic on legendary painter vincent van gogh is grabbing head linls "loving vincent", the first fully painted feature film. each programme is an oil painting in van go's style. in order to make it work on the screen. there's 12 oil paintings shown every second. the artist is providing an interactive experience for fans for vincent van gogh. for just $10 a night. art lovers can sleep inside a full-size replica of van gogh's painting the bedroom. >> reporter: it's arguably the most famous room captured on canvas, van go's bed room at his home. >> they are old paintings pained a couple of weeks ago. it's amazing. >> the three versions are on display at the art institute. the surveyors time all three have been exhibited. >> in terms of his whole work, it's an iconic image that everyone remembers, because it is so graphic and colour until and startling because of its empty innocence. >> it's a summation of where he was at that time. and the culmination of dreams and hopes of having a room of his own and a place of his own where he could cliff and work and have friends. into to

almost everyone stood up to hug and greet vincent gray.the house of praise church in northeast. when gray started talking about his campaign, one of the first things he said, he will not turn from injustice when faced with it, speaking in part about the federal investigation against him. >> we just want to move on from that. i think it is clear they didn't have done something with it. >> he has been at the top position, and you know, as mayor, coming back as a council member, i think he would be affected. >> i don't think that's a good idea. >> why not? >> he didn't do too good when he was mayor. >> reporter: we will have more from residents and an answer on mayor bowser on if she will support him. stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> and stephanie says there may be some tension there since gray supported alexander in elections past. both told stephanie they haven't spoken to one another about gray making his run official. >>> well, they are committed to protecting and serving the public and sometimes they pawa their lives. the old town sports pub

next, author vincent on cancer research. then jeffrey lieberman the author of, shrinks the untold story of psychiatry, 1015, john and karen discuss their book about autism. and the author of the pandemics, sonya shaw on how to prevent the spread of infectious disease. >> doctor vincent and his daughter are co-authors of the death of cancer, but the history of cancer research and therapies they discuss cancer treatments and putting chemotherapy, immunotherapy and medical marijuana. this is an hour. >> good evening, i am kelly the program director at the westport library. i'm. i'm pleased to welcome you to this evening's program. just a few housekeeping items before we get started. if you could please take a moment to silence your cell phone, you have noticed a few cameras in the room and we are pleased to have c-span here to film this evening's program. tonight is an onstage conversation and there will be an opportunity for audience questions at the end, i'm going to ask that you please wait for the microphone and speak into

the sheriff's office won't tell us why it's investigating vincent or why he's been reassigned. we are looking closer at the report to see what he told the highway patrol about the traffic stop to see if there are any indications in that report. and is we'll report back to you at 6:00. >>> in brevard county, we're live over cornell road in cocoa where firefighters are trying to rescue a second person who was trapped in an overturned vehicle. we're looking at live pulled out. both people were conscious inside that vehicle. we continue to monitor the rescue efforts of the second person in the vehicle . >>> a sanford man bonding out of jail despite the charges he's facing in connection with a 6-year-old's death. investigators say eric williams was babysitting this little girl on tuesday when she found a gun under a couch and accidentally shot herself. at 4:00, you heard attorneys argue there is no proof that williams knew the gun was there. tim barber is live at the jail. and you found out the suspect had a previous weapons charge from years ago that was dismissed. >> reporter: a d

carol: vincent piazza was at the meeting. oil giant say, if it is going to take advantage of the damage in prices, to maybe do some buying, do some acquisitions? vincent: there has been speculation about the upstream m&a opportunities for exxon. management was quite candid about the existing disconnect between seller and buyer expectations, relative to valuation of u.s. onstream assets, for example. the commentary suggests that they have plenty of opportunity to deploy the capital internally . at this point, have no interest in diluting shareholders via equity issuance, to pay for an acquisition. they would likely by assets, especially assets in bankruptcy. exxon would need scale to move .he needle to replace reserves growth has stagnated. not sure it would be willing, at this point, given seller expectations, to consummate the type of sizable deal that they would need to move that needle, and considering the last significant move they made was roughly $412009, billion. tracy: it seems like there is a bit of tension here betw

vincent st. mary, he finished with 11 but the little muskies get the big when 76-72. division iii state title featured villa angela saint joe's taking on lyme a central catholic.ym the first quarter wast back-and-forth, the vikings open up a three-point lead on the rimrock or by alonzo gaffney. the second quarter, lyman central catholic went on a 70 g -- he finished with 24. perhaps the shot of the game came on the closing seconds of the first half.hef shot to fall, but lyman central catholic dominates the second half and they beat the vikingsat 66-44. division for title game, willoughby karner stone christian taking on lincoln view.w. a great start for the patriots, michael bothwell gets the layup and cornerstone christian is out to a six nothing lead. in the second quarter they add to it, trey williams hits the three and right now cornerstone christian leads lincoln view in the fourth quarter. we will have a full recap tonight on fox 8 news at 10:00. the browns search for a quarterback continues, they are looking everywhere for one. today they brought in former reds

in division 2, aiken took on akron st vincent, st mary. carlik jones and the falcons making their first appearance in the final four. and it' s jones with a nice lay up for aiken. but st vincent st mary takes this game, aiken falls 85-68. roger bacon fans were making noise in columbus for the ohio bacon against lima central catholic. bacon' s justin johnson, nice take to the hoop. but bacon fell in a big hole early, and it' s lima central catholic advancing 74-56. in the other d-3 semifinal, lynchburg clay falls to cleveland villa angela st. joseph, 81-64. and kentucky boys sweet 16, taylor county beats mason county newcath plays in the elite 8 at noon tomorrow. other headlines today, bengals free agent andre smith signs with the minnesota vikings, and the reds are bringing back pitcher alfredo simon. he sings a one year deal. reds win 8-6 over cleveland. mesoraco, bruce, and scott schebler with home runs. sheree: it is a shame that nothing is going on in the sports department tonight. sheree: i would kill for something sweet. wanna split

. >> a new bio pick on vincent van gogh is grabbing headlines. "loving vincent" pays home homage legendary artist. each painting is an oil painting in his style. in order to make it work on the screen there are 12 oil painters in the impressionist style of van gogh every second. now the art students of chicago are providing the interactive experience for fans of the painter vincent van gogh. for $10 a night art lovers can sleep inside of a full-size rep mr. can of "th "the painting." >> these are old paintings but it looks as though they were painted a couple of weeks ago. >> the three versions of the dutch artist's paints are on display at the art institute in chicago. the first time all three have been exhibited together in north america. >> it's one of those iconic images that everyone remembers because it is so graphic, colorful, and in some ways startling because of its emptiness. >> van gogh painted the works in the late 1880s in france. >> it's really a summation of where he was at that time and the culmination of all thinks dreams and hop

vincent and st. mary. 85-68. lebron james alma mater will take onon john glenn tomorrow at 2 at 2. the irish are turning to the title game for the first time in >> and 81-64 in a fish but found game andh they can spring to the buying fourth straight chip ship game. but lebron is recovering from off-season shoulder. -- better than expected. outfielder playing inin a squad game yesterday at the first can action system pick out and in his to advance. maybe up to play on opening day, which is only 17 days from the day.s protecting baseball and basketball finals. >> 5:29 is your time. weather and traffic every eight minutes.. the monsters will pick getting a new enforcer on the ice. is there an and place the first buckeye state.

so, here at the state house, the speaker leader, vincent prieto, he has been holding up approving the take-over bills because he doesn't want to just get rid of the union contracts. so, that is enemy number one for the governor and the senate president. and the mayor, enemy two, but the governor first of all tweeted a lot of things last night, trying to pre-emptively strike both the mayor and the speaker who are having the two news conference at one and two simultaneously here in trenton, down atlantic city. tweeted vincent prieto speaker of the assembly playing special interest politics, meaning he is backing the unions, refuse to go act on the atlantic city state take over bills. if he doesn't act, that means, atlantic city runs out of money and the blame goes to vincent prieto exclusively, so he exclusively is blaming prieto. listen to there is earlier this woke, where he shares some of that non-exclusive blame with the mayor of atlantic city, too. >> i'm not going to permit the people of the state to be held responsible and have their pocketbooks picked again, by atlantic city. so

. >> vings -- vincent alka czar from santee, california. i've got annette banahan from massachusetts. >> and i have carol langford from louisville, kentucky. >> those are awesome. congratulations! make sure you enter again for next week's prize. >> listen to this. tomorrow from "fuller house," dave coulier. >> love him. >> plus actor stephen baldwin. jill's got fun stuff to get you >> and lilliana's lux for less. >> and we'll play "who knew" with kids. so we'll see you tomorrow. but for now, it's spanky tuesday. >> no! i hate this! campaign is this is a political revelationrev revolution revolution, it's going to bring all these new people to the process that have never participated before. if that was coming to fruition, they would be shattering records. 2008, there are democrats who say yes, it's troubling the turn out is up and the democratic turnout is down. but they would say 2008 is something we may never see again. that race between hillary clinton and barack obama and the type of support that both of them motivated, the iraq war, po

. >> coming up on book tv, books about medicine and healthcare, not, author vincent davida on cancer research. then jeffrey lieber meant the author of strings, the untold story of psychiatry. in the author a pandemic, sonja shaw on how to prevent the spread of infectious disease. >> doctor vincent davida and his daughter elizabeth davida rayburn are co-authors of the death of cancer, the history of cancer research and the development of cancer therapies. they discussed cancer treatments including chemotherapy, immunotherapy and medical marijuana. this is onece hour. >> good evening everybody. i am the program director here at the west court library and i'm pleased to welcome you to this evening's program.program di just a few housekeeping items before we get started, if you could please take a moment to silence yourself on, you've noticed a few cameras in the room. we are pleased to have c-span here to film this evening's program.pleased tonight it is an onstage conversation and there will be an opportunity for audience questions at the end. i will ask that you please wait for the mi

. @>> reporter: vincent owns @vince's meat. @he spends about 63 hours a week @at the west side market. @church day. @>> reporter: andrew agrees @sunday is a family day, but his @stand will be open. @>> i'm willing to give it a @>> reporter: starting april @3rd, the west side market will @be open from noon to 6:00. @adrienne morrison thinks it is @a great idea. @>> it has been 10 years and i @will be back. @me to come to the west side @market. @>> reporter: the parking lots @may look different. @beginning this month the city @plans to consolidate the two @lots, creating more than 100 @additional spaces. @but the spaces will no longer @be free. @>> not sure how it is going to @work out yet. @a couple of hours free for @market people. @>> reporter: vincent wants to @see the market work but like @many others here, he has fears. @>> i had a stand for a couple @of years at the central market @and i watched that get ruined @and i don't want to see this @one. @>> reporter: alyssa raymond, @channel 3 news. @>>> the burger joint founded

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vincent takes on john glenn and they take it to the hoops and they're down by 3, and seconds left, down by 5 and not letting up and dominick davis goes to the hoop and trailed by 3 and now 15 seconds left, they're trying to get the job done but couldn't, john glenn wins, 76-72. >>> it looks like twitter will be keeping tweets brief, it's sticking to the 140 character limit. >>> the leader of the catholic church is going after some new followers on instagram. >>> spring is now just a couple hours away and it's not going >> bit of a trick, expect most of us to start to feel like spring by the midpoint of the week. tomorrow is 38 for a high, similar to today and maybe a few more flakes in the morning but no accumulation. dry on monday and tuesday but 62 on sunday. that's the kind of number we want to see for the first full week of spring. just get through tomorrow with a winter jacket. >> don't put them away just yet. thanks for watching news >>> welcome to "world news tonight." protesters trying to stop donald trump in his tracks. taking to the streets in arizona, blocking the main road t

next, author vincent on cancer research. then jeffrey lieberman the author of, shrinks the untold story of psychiatry, 1015, john and karen discuss their book about autism. and the author of the pandemics, sonya shaw on how to prevent the spread of infectious disease. >> doctor vincent and his

i was reminded when i read my itinerary of a poem by steven vincent called "american names."nakes and -- snakeskin title, mining claims. tucson and deadwood. >> the names were las vegas, whiskeytown, and tacoma. salt lake city, great falls, and billings. laramie and cheyenne. grand forks and duluth and ashland. ♪ >> for the beginning, a dedication ceremony at milford, pennsylvania. the place is great towers, the ancestral home of gifford pinchot, conservationist and first chief of the forest service. built by his father james, the property now is given to the forest service by the pinchot family. president kennedy arrives to dedicate the property as a national center for national resource education. the property, an 83-year-old french mansion and its 100 acres of ground, is presented by dr. gifford pinchot, son of the conservationist. president kennedy describes gifford pinchot as a trained scientist, gift administrator, articulate publicist, and governor of pennsylvania. but as a man who would prefer to be remembered as a forrester and conservationist. for milford, a flight

carl, you just heard vincent say, it will be key to hear yelling. what we expect from yellen?holet: there is not a lot of information that has reshaped her view of the world since the fed meeting. she is looking at consumer spending, which is simply not strong enough. that is a disappointment to her. in her mind, a validation that they don't need to charge aggressively. in terms of the dollar, it could get lost in the shuffle with the jobs report. the manufacturing survey has been swooning over the last year or so due to the impact of the strong dollar. we have seen a soft spell in the dollar the first quarter of this year. that has resulted in some signs of life in the manufacturing sector. in number of surveys, this could be the first time in several months that the manufacturing i is some most back into expansionary territory. the key dollar single there is exports component. that will be critical in revealing whether this perk up in the manufacturing sector is a dollar story, or fixed demand. vonnie: thank you so much. a quick programming reminder, you can get your busines

@vincent wants to see the the @market work, but like many @others here, he has fears. @>> i had a stand at the central @market, and i watch that get @ruined. @and i don't want to see this @one. @>> the city says the fee hasn't @been set yet. @the changes out here to these @two parking lots are expected @to be completely december and @that's when free parking will @end out here. @reporting live from outside the @west side market, alyssa @raymond, channel 3 news. @>> okay. @alyssa, thank you. @children are celebrating dr. @reading. @children not only enjoyed story @time with two cleveland police @and food. @>> people are saying to take @stuff. @the thing with me is like, when @you read, it's kind of fun to @me. @>> good to hear. @dr. seuss would have celebrated @his 112th birthday this year. @[music] @>> wow is right. @meet the northeast ohio teen @with the style that wowed the @coaches on last night's edition @of the voice. @hi, betsy. @>> well, guys, i think we have @another round of snow coming. @it does look like snow showers @through the day tomorrow. @i will talk all about that in @

that suspect, vincent mejia, 35 years old. he was behind the wheel of an on the turnpike 3:00 sunday morning. he turned himself in on monday and will face a single charge of leaving the scene of a fatal accident. vin september harrison was that rookie cop. pronounced dead at the scene. the rookie cop was involved in another crash when he was mowed down in the southbound lanes of the turnpike. police say he was arguing with the driver he was involved in that crash with, with his gun drawn and he was hit by mejia on the shoulder of the road. harrison's family said he joined the nypd about a year and a half ago. they are expected in court today. he's been held on $100,000 bail. back to you. >> thanks so much, tracie strahan. >>> it's 5:07. new this morning, we have learned a rash of armed robberies spanning brooklyn and queens is the work of two men. that's according to police. they say the men held up seven gas stations in less than a week. they believe they hit four in one day. they happened between february in each case, the m

and they are investigating how vincent handled the traffic stop. he has been reassigned and stripped of his gun and badge. >>> volusia county leaders are going in a new direction to address homelessness at daytona beach. yesterday was the deadline for the county and city to sign a contract for that shelter. the county was going to pay $4 million to build t and the city will be included in the new plans and a commission on homelessness plans to meet next week and it will plan a >>> in the next few hours, the altamonte spring leaders will talk about a new partnership where the city would pay part of your bill if you use uber. they are trying a one-year pilot program. and they will pay 20% of your uber bill on trips that start and end in city limits and if you take uber to or from the city's sun rail station, the city will pay 25%. and the program is the first of its kind in the country. >> i think it is great. i'm all for it and i would probably give it a try with uber. >> and we'll have much more on the program, including how the city plans to pay f

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