in ward six. this is the meeting and this is the only meeting that muriel bowser is scheduled to attend. one exception proposed shelters would be for families. in ward six a big concern is how well will the city run the shelter in this ward? the commissioner says he cares for the homeless families but he is nervous because of the last shelter the d.c. government had here. the old randall men's shelter across the street from where they want a new family shelter. he recalls randall -- >> crime, drug, alcoholism. this wasn't housing for families. >> randall closed a dozen years ago. mayor bowser and the presentation to the councilmembers this week is that houses 700 homeless people with the new shelters in seven of eight wards with no more than $50 shelter. at the proposed sight in ward one -- >> it's great because people are warm and safe. they don't go across town. >> at ward five on this site. >> ward five is inundated with the homeless shelter. >> for bowser who opened a shelter for women in ward

ward was sentenced to 30 years in 2011. shannon butler is live at the orange county courthouse now and shannon, this new trial was granted because the judge said ward's attorneys made too many mistakes and he didn't get a fair trial. >>reporter: yeah, bob, ineffective counsel, it's not an argument that works often, but the judge did decide in fact that bob ward had the right to remain silent and the things he said to the detective s should not have been used the against him to a jury. bob ward maz been in -- has been in a marion county prison for four years. the millionaire was convicted of shooting his wife in the bedroom of his home, he was sentenced to 30 years behind bars, but today he got a second chance after a judge decided he didn't get a fair trial. >> a criminal lawyer down here, let's get to work on this. >>reporter: the main issue was that bob ward had already asked for an attorney. before prosecutors played this 32 minute video of him in a holding cell. they inferred to the jury that bob ward was guilty of murd

prosecutors hoped ward would be locked up for life. instead, almost five years later, his 30-year sentence for overturned. >> it wasn't just one isolated incident. trial. >> reporter: ward has been happened. attorneys should have objected when prosecutors used evidence that violated his right to remain silent. >> we need to bring the lawyer in here before doing anything. but i'm really concerned about my wife, my kids right now. >> reporter: the judge agreed there were eight references to ward in custody where prosecutors commented to ward about asking for an attorney. >> we need to get an attorney in here. >> we'll do that. i can't talk to you. >> i know. >> reporter: in her order, the judge wrote all post-arrests are protected with or without an attorney during interrogation. >> reporter: this was not an open and shut case for the jury. it took them 14 hours, over two days to actually agree. do it again. >> louis bolden reporting live tonight. thank you. a teen who brutally murdered her ex-boyfriend learned her new sentence today in

the ward's one shelter would be located at d and 10th street, northwest. many of the people who live near the proposed site are concerned about a decrease in property value and an increase to crime. >> there are maw rauders on both sides. this is not completely a safe place. >> the mayor says the plan in all agt wards give families a safe place to live. >> what about the concern in crime? >> yorn that that's waranted. >> property values? >> again, we're going to be making a sigs nif cant investment in a once blighted, everyonety lot. there are things more valuable than property values. >> one of the things that i like about my community is we're welcoming. we're inclusive. >> so there you have, folks. live in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> it is dangerously cold out there tonight in nbc 4 is working for you to help the homeless in our community. on our nbc washington app, open up the app and search home legislationness. >> my family was lucky, and lucky is the only family use policy on the book. >> there's no private market for maternity cov

the plan is housingf each ward except for ward two downtown where the shelter is for women. in the neighborhood, the reaction has been on both side. ward one the idea of turning a vacant lot in a shelter for 50 families. >> i think d.c. general is a disgrace. having folks placed in the neighborhood would be great. sam: in ward five, reaction to a family shelter put here in this warehouse district. >> i am not opposed to what the mayor is doing. i feel as though it is honorable and it needs to be done. ward five already has a homeless shelter. sam: the councilmember in that area mcduffy has not said he is opposed to any shelter in ward five but has not suggested another location other than this one. he does not want a shelter there. but anyway at 6:30, across the city in eight different locations there will be a meeting. mayor bowser is attending a meeting in ward six, southwest d.c. we'll have more on that at 6:00 and we'll hear the angezity that the -- the angezity that the residents have about having one in their ward. jonathan: police are investigating the first murder of

amanda: ward' s attorney claims ward' s two daughter' s and even -- daughters and even his deceased wife' s family still stand by ward and his innocence. meredith: the state attorney' s office is appealing the ruling that grants ward a new trial. it' s unclear how that may affect ward' s chances at being granted bond. summer: the local man who had been sentenced to 60 years in prison in winter park will spend half of that time in jail. just before he was to have a new trial, he pleaded no contest for the original conviction was overturned last year, and they are working to figure out why the other kidnapping charge was dropped. meredith: there has been no sign of baby willa. -- baby will allow. authorities have searched the land and air, including a nearby pond that have been drained over the weekend. she is on child the correct, susan richardson, and p lease -- police suspect she knows what she is, but she is not telling. summer: a death row prisoner who stabbed and beat a melbourne couple to death failed to get his death penalty overturned today. wesh 2' s dan billow reports that' s de

- of course, ward. that's the expression. bristol is a seafaring port in england. - oh, right. - [june] oh, what a beautiful day for a picnic, gwen. - fred arranged it that way. - you'd better let me stow that, june. don't want things tipping over in the high seas. did you pay your respects to the cleaver's, violet? - yes, daddy, you made me do that when they got here. (audience laughter) - wally? beaver? well fred, shall we heave anchor, and get this windjammer on the road? - "windjammer on the road," you're my kind of people, ward. well let's set sail. uh junie, i'll take care of the seating. - ah, fred worked it all out last night. took him an hour and a half. - alright. - ward, you're in the middle there. - very good, sir. - gwen, you're next. comfy, girls? - yes, we're comfy. - well, let the skipper get at the wheel. wally, you're next. beaver, you're next. - where do i sit, daddy? - well vi, you just get in here, and sit on your little schoolmate's lap. - dad! - never mind, beaver. - well, here we go. wally, it's too ba

you know ward 7 very well. what are the chances payor bowser gets involved and supports yvette alexander, against vincent gray. what are you hearing out there? >> well, there's talk of possible bad blood between alexander and gray. so supporting alexander was an option. however, she was asked during a conference just the other day, and she kind of hedged with an answer. so the jury is still out as to whether or not she will throw in her support behind the councilmember. >> okay. thank god for that, delia. >>> he already appointed chuck sees as campaign treasurer. >>> donald trump was back in new hampshire thursday, with a packed schedule. after a disappointing second place finish in iowa, he is stepping up his efforts. his campaign is promising that voters will notice the difference. >> we're at the beginning of a very, very important last few days. >> donald trump took a break from the attacks against ted cruz. one day after slamming cruz of social media. accusing him of stealing the iowa caucuses with officia

- no ward, i don't. he's getting to be a poor eater and i just can't let him get away with it anymore. he's gonna be sick if he doesn't eat the proper foods. - well i'm sure you're right, dear, but i think he eats as well as any kid. - i'm not interested in any kid, i'm interested in beaver. and i'm gonna just let him sit there until he eats them. - yeah but they're probably cold by now. - it doesn't make any difference. - yeah but a cold sprout, that's about as appetizing as a soggy sponge. - ward, that's unfortunate but he should've eaten them when they were hot. ward, take a peek through the crack in the door. maybe he's eating. - i'll let you two to one. (audience laughs) (audience laughs) (door slams) - oh i'm sorry. i didn't mean to startle you. - oh uh, that's all right eddie. - well i thought you'd still be at the dinner table and i came by to get a book from wally. - wally's upstairs, eddie. - oh, well i hope i didn't interupt whatever you were peeking at. (audience laughs) - we were peeking at

testimony about ward's demeanor after his arrest. in her order yesterday, judge davis states, "all post-arrest silence is protected with or without police interrogation. with ward's conviction vacated and reversed for a new trial, his attorney released a new statement to news 6 saying the judge's order maintains what we have said throughout the proceeding. >> now that the court has vacated ward's conviction, he's presumed innocent and could be released. his attorneys say the next step in their client's case is to move for a bond as he again prepares for a trial. >> thank you, mark. news 6 investigator louis bolden developments on this case as well. he will have more on the case with the many twists and turns, coming up on news 6 at 6:00. >> a plane goes down in a backyard in north florida. we've learned the plane was on its way to leesburg when it crashed. pictures from the scene showed the damage this caused here. this was in palatka, not far from jacksonville. one person was taken to a hospital. we checked and found the plane is re

ward is the owner of this hobby store-- but this burglary-- wasnt the first time ward was a victim of crime. it wasnt the second either. this was the third time his store had been broken into. the first time-- they got in through the window-- so ward put security bars up. then the second-- through this same garage-- so ward put up these post guards. still-- the burglars got in. the locks, pulled them off, got to the ballards and pulled one out and then smashed the garage again with their car so today-- nat he's forced to fix his garage-- nat for the second time. nat and come up with another out. sot ward this time we'll probably put something inside, maybe more ballards so they won't see those of they smash it again, then they'll really hurt their car marissa tag bryan the owner is offering five hundred dollars and a free drone to anynody with information. reporting at friendly hobbies-- mk-- ch13an. breaking news on the presidential campaign trail take a look at these live pictures from iowa.. where this scene is being played out across the state. caucus voting is underway. an abc ne

or ward 7. >> you might run against the ward 7 seat. >> when it comes to ward 7, people are very dissatisfied. >> the ward 7 democratic primary will be held in mid- june. he said he has a better chance of winning that seat. residents try for an at-large seat on the d.c. council. that would be the city wide incumbent. she said she's ready for that campaign. >>> coming up, was it a bomb that blew a hole in the plane shortly after takeoff from somalia? >>> the u.s. government declares a health emergency after >>> governor of florida has declared a health emergency because of the zika virus. at least nine have been detected there. officials believe all of them contracted the virus, while traveling in latin america or the caribbean. meanwhile, u.s. health officials say they're not surprised by the first sexually transmitted case of the virus, but they continue to emphasize, the disease is predominantly spread through mosquito bites. zika has been spread through birth defecteds, which cause -- defects, which causes babies to be born with small heads. >>> state department regulator apologized for no

let's send it over to derrick ward in chillum. and you showed us it seems like it's safer to walk in the snow. >> reporter: indeed it is, you get a littleologically makes yo better and physically less of a chance of slipping. something else people will be dealing with when they come out for the first time, ice encrusted cars. this car has been ice encrusted since we got here. you can feel it warming up again, not balmy by any measure. but here is the snow that is now the favorable surface to walk on because you can do it. but with the ice, it's a whole different deal. i'm over here now on this sidewalk area that has been ice encrusted all morning. we actually caught a guy having a tough go of beginning. it was a man who came out of his apartment building here expecting tractionable surface. and sadly he fell. that gentleman is okay. we helped him up, he managed to get to his car, scrape it off and be on his way. but that is the tale of it all. until we get some sunlight and warmer temperatures here, there will be ice issues to dea

i remember talking to broncos safety tj ward. thrilled to be playing super bowl 51st so many reasons. he's a bay area guy playing in front of his family and friends that something to him. journey to the nfl was quite unique and quite special. i love to laugh. tj ward off the field come a funny guy. serious mean hard-hitting safety playing and tomorrow super bowl. his father could not be prouder. the closer we get to sunday commit the anxiety not your sent to be happy, play well and you want to win. it's not everyday the brother in the super bowl playing 50th anniversary. wow!. ward some of the younger brother a running back for the falcons. and so much of a help might rookie year and if you asked me, that kid will be a starter football player in the nfl i would say you were are crazy. the legendary high school coach conquered and once held national winning streak record of 151 straight victories and he said despite not being the ideal football when he coach tj come a something else. i think it was his will and surprise me. and i

[crack] this is houston's fifth ward. it accounts for a large percent of the city's growing homicide rate, due to gang violence and a bustling narcotics trade. although in the last 48 hours, there have been 3 distinctive murders in the ward. distinctive? 3 men, 3 different socioeconomic groups, all killed on the street with theirecks snapped. there appears to be no other injury, or motive. ahem. the ward's detectives are inundated with homicides. gang violence is a big problem. shootings, armed robberies, it's an everyday occurrence, but this type of street attack is new to them. could it be gang related, maybe some new type of initiation te? the gangs in the ward use guns. in fact, no known gangs exhibit this type of m.o. what about dope? these guys come up with pretty freaky ways of killing the competition to get their message out. yeah, but there just doesn't seem to be any connection between the victims and the drug world. homeless man, a construction worker... security guard. just 3 dead men and no witnesses. we're l

p i think we can assume he's going to announce for a race probablyl in his home ward, ward seven.ev.even councilvec member.er he can also run at large l citywide against orange but thet numbers more favorable in ward r seven. se >> you think ward seven which is interesting that would pitt himi up against alexander.lexand they have history together. t >> they do exactly. t e he endorsed her when he becamee council chairman and left hiseft old seat.d he was her patron essentially.el he got her on to the council ana now he's coming back and sayingn hey, you know, that's my seat.et >> reclaim my territory.er >> exactly. exa exactly. >> it is his home district.ic is that in itself give him aiv m better chance to win there t versus the at large? why wouldu he chose ward city. >> citywide, obviously, he lost the mayoral primary in 2014.01 citywide he doesn't run as wellw as does he in his home ward. the numbers friends commission add pole which favors him. favom the numbers were much moreuch m positive in ward seven.even so -- >> how about just the dynamic oo having him back on council.. >>

tj ward off the field commit tj ward the broncos serious come i his father could not be your son to be happy, pray well it's not everyday your brothers and the super bowl and are at home in san francisco wow!. it ward is the younger brother and running back for the falcons. you can have those veteran things to show me but it's a help my with the year. at that time if you ask me you know that kid will be a starter your crazy. the legendary high school coach conquered but once help national winning streak record of 151 straight victories and he said despite not being the ideal something else. i think it was his will and determination but it did not surprise me. i mean, come i think when you're something to prove. i was an afterthought so to progress through college and be a pro bowler now it's hard to look back and see it and say, can i do that again? his young wife took a drastic turn in 2,004 when his close friend is found shot and killed in his car picking up a friend, terrance kelly was just two days away from going to the university of oregon very had a full ride for football. the i

derrick ward from southern maryland. back to you. >>> 6:03. right now drivers are finding out if all the prep work there road crews paid off. plows went out out to pre-treat roads last night and the flee of 200 plows have been out since last night and in virginia, v to the has been layi vdot has been laying down icing materials. the bad weather has caused an annual president's day tradition to be canceled. the george washington birthday parade in old town alexandria will not be happening. parade organizers say that the parking restrictions have been lifted. and we can do want to remind you to make sure that you do have the nbc washington app before you leave for work this morning or wherever you need to did go. our breaking news alerts will keep you informed. >>> right now the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia is back in virginia. just minutes ago the haers will take him to the funeral home. scalia died at the age of 79. >>> and now a live look at the white house where justice scalia. you can see the same display of respect in front

each ward around house no morei)#9 50 familu( each.ity. they are going to be wraparound families who are there for the time. so we can help them getok back into permanent housing in the community. >> you talk about the community. obviously you're building these in thexde1cc community. what's been the response? has there beenzv a backlash fr folks who will live in the neighborhoods where the new shelters wirc be? >íñÑ#irst off, we have a lot of support. i think more than 12,000xd peop signed a pledge to end homelessness which calls out closing and replacing d.c. generalxd specifically. when we announce the sites we went immediately into communities and that was last week. we went into every ward of the city at the same time in community?; meetings and going back again for monthsfá and for the years that itfá will take t :m,aaa1jut a lot of questions, they have a lot of concerns. and it really up to us to answer those questions and some folks aretpu(áárjá t about it. on both sides. b]tv we're going to enter into really healthy discuss

reporter allison parker -- and her photographer adam ward were both killed by a former co - worker on live t-v. newschannel 3 s gabriella deluca joins us now -- and gabriella - you traveled to roanoke that day to cover the shooting? we were one of the first crews in roanoke that day -- shocked at what we had to cover. six adam ward s deaths -- their co-workers held a moment of silence on air to honor them this morning. smiling --- vibrant -- and full of life. this is how friends and co-workers of allison parker and adam ward want you to remember the pair six months after they were ripped away in the prime of their lives. the reporter and photojournalist were killed by their former co worker vester flanagan on live tv. the two were doing a live interview -- when flanagan came up behind them and began shooting -- klling parker and ward. flanagan also shot the woman they were interviewing -- vicki gardner. she survived. after a police chase -- flanagan killed himself. on social media today -- allison parker )s boyfriend, wdbj anchor chris hurst posted on twitter -- saying the only six mo

it's all going to spread east ward. will the temperatures be cold enough for all that freezing rain? not likely. we'll see some patches of heavier freezing rain. the idea is that freezing rain this evening will remain east. rain will remain west. people in those areas east will start to warm up. rain ending tuesday morning. by tuesday evening, we'll turn back to that wintery mix of rain and snow as another system swings through. that mostly will affect our neighbors to the west rather than asheville. a lot to watch in the next 24 hours. all the green represents rain. that encompasses much of western north carolina. east and south of asheville, here you go in the red. biggest concern of icing will be. tenth to a quarter inch of icing in rutherford, polk, southern and central mcdowell over to central burke county, northern greenville and spartanburg county. light glazing to mostly a tenth of an inch. the issues will be much less overall than those getting heavier icing conditions. airport below freezing. you can see some

. >> and we're live from california where we'll meet tj ward. >>> last year the maddon football game predicted the final score. it came been a few yards of predicting the stats for players. the only thing it didn't get right was the ending. the game had a last-minute touchdown for new england. what does it predict for super bowl 50? carolina runs away with it in the 1st half, 17-0. denver comes out on fire in the 2nd. and cam newton starts to have trouble. broncos close the gap, 17-13, going into the 4th quarter. a manning touchdown to demaryius thomas puts denver ahead. carolina has the final possession, cam newton scores with a john elway-like spin into the end zone. carolina wins, 24-20. [ laughter ] >> consider it a dress rehearsal. >>> two bay area high school teams got to play the role of the panters and broncos in levi stadium today. they actually went out and found one team that has a quarterback that loves to run the football and the other with a quarterback that likes to throw from the pocket! they even gave them specific sets of plays to rehearse. >>> oh, canada! football

reporter: ward' s two daughters and even his deceased wife' s jim: ward is being held at the institution in ocala. a case of the zika virus has now been diagnosed in seminole county. the florida department of health is making that announcement today. there are now more than 25 cases in florida including a handful locally. along with two basic -- today' s announcement, they are all travel related. angela: a man is convicted of stabbing and being a couple to that. police say he killed them for refusing to give them money. his attorneys argued that the florida' s death penalty is no longer constitutional. the judge disagreed and prosecutors promised to press for death once the legislature >> the death penalty is the appropriate sentence, that is why we are' s continuing to seek it. reporter: the marion county teen accused of killing her ex-boyfriend was sentenced today. amber wright is accused of shooting and burning the body of seth johnson back in 2011. this is the second time she has been sentenced. reporter: wearing a pink and white jumpsuit in handcuffs, she asked for mercy. >> i deser

in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> traffic was brought to a near halt. the streets leading to the bay bridge were clogged with traffic. police continue the investigation and we don't expect them to clear the scene any time soon. a chp officer stabbed in a confrontation with a homeless man. and we are waiting for word on his condition. we have crews and we'll bring you updates throughout the newscast. >>> we'll take a live look at super bowl city from our camera atop the ferry building. fans just coming in with raincoats and umbrellas in hand. when will it dry up. let's check with roberta gonzales and get the forecast. >> we have a little bit of sprinkles but the rain moved in and out rapidly. the radar is on the sweep for any kind of precipitation. light rainfall over the central valley and that's about it. we can see how quickly it moved through beginning around 3 a.m. and then by 11:00 easily out of here. snow accumulated on the top of mount hamilton as well. mostly cloudy through the evening commute. tomorrow morning it will be dry albeit cloudy and w

and tj ward falls into that category.nita and terrell ward were high school sweet hearts in san francisco and raised three kids here in the bay area. they wanted tj to get a good education, so they sent him to high school in concord. >> him being my first born and not having an older brother, i wanted him to get the brotherhood experience from day la salle. >> i feel the same way about this team. >> reporter: his dad coached the team there after his three-year career in the nfl with the eagles. terrell senior played in super bowl xv, now his son is in super bowl 50. >> it's like a full circle, to have your son reach this opportunity, you know, which is tremendous. >> we all know most boys get their athletic ability from their mother. >> right. >> reporter: dad worked with both his boys, teaching them to play the game the right way. >> at some point, they go dad, i got it, i've heard it a thousand times. >> reporter: while their mother car pooled them everywhere in three different sports. >> my parents were everything to g

joined by jacob ward and michelle quinn of the mercury news as well. going back to all of those people packing the s.a.p. center, if you walk through the s.a.p. center, is it like people saying, who is that old guy? >> it's definitely the latter. the funny thing is, i was named fresh. that was my handle in games. they named a champion after me in the game that they were playing in. >> really? >> at the s.a.p. center. most people don't know, but -- the majority of people don't know, which is pretty funny. but it's pretty cool. >> you're in the guinness book of world records, right, as the first great champion of back in the doom and quake days. you're in the guinness book of world records for video games. >> that's right. when i was playing, there was no such thing as professional video gaming. it kind of fell into my lap, literally. >> how was that possible? how could you make a living doing that? >> "the wall street journal" is what made it possible. they wrote a story of online gaming which was new at the time and decided to use me because i was the

derrick ward is heading out to that situation for us. northbound gw parkway at cia, sounds like we have a pothole and repairs in the left lane. see you in ten minutes. >>> right now it is 4:33. developing in leesburg, two stepbrothers in a deadly stabbing right across from a police station on plaza street. officers say a woman ran into the lobby just after midnight saying a man had been stabbed. the two stepbrothers had been fighting before the sabing. the victim's name is not being released. p this is the first homicide in leesburg this year. >>> we just learned that one person died in a stabbing near a popular club in d.c. police saying someone was stabbed in the 1,000 block of l street northwest. this happened near the bar known as bar code which is just a few blocks from the square. wtop saying that one person was in critical condition, but that was just updated in the last five minutes. we have learned that that person has died. we also know that the street is closed off now. police are still investigating. also getting word that on

summer: ward has been serving institution in ocala. meredith: west melbourne police are investigating a bizarre burglary at a business. it seems the suspects did a lot of work cutting off power at the diamond brokers on the 1500 block of west new haven avenue last monday. the shadowed men then allegedly cut a hole in the roof and pried open the back door. one of the men crossed over the threshold into the business, but didn' t go further into the building. summer: a palm beach county woman at the center of a murder-for-hire plot, is trying to get the case against her thrown out. so now a judge will have to decide if he buys dalia dippolito' s new defense. yesterday, she told a judge that she, her husband and a police informant were working on an acting project, but prosecutors are asking for proof. >> so where are your notes for all these meetings? what you were going to do with all your scripts? where is all this stuff? >> that was at our house. >> where in the house? and you can go get that? >> no, actually i can' t go back to that p

ward. a little rubber leg action. stripped of the ball. broncos are going to recover the fumble. >> ward had a huge game. score ball game. again. ward recovers inside the panthers' 5-yard line. >> look at him. scored. that. >> led to the only broncos offensive touchdown of the night. mr. anderson, how nice to see you. c.j. anderson gets in for six. broncos got a two-point conversion to put it out of reach. >> and it was the dab. death to the dab. all eyes on peyton manning as the clock hit zero, the only quarterback to lead two different teams to a super bowl win should. mvp von miller. six tackles two, and a half sacks, monster game for that peyton manning not that great. 141 yards and an interception. the thing is he didn't have to be great. denver's defense got it done. one last footnote. his 200th career win breaking a tie he held with brett favre. post-game sound just getting into the newsroom right now but we do have a couple of bites, a few excited denver broncos players. >> we've been dominant all year. people don't really realize

tj ward grew up just up the street, played for one of the best high schools in the entire country. surprisingly tj had little to do with that team's success. >> reporter: 12 years. >> most dominating teams in all of sports history. >> reporter: domination might not do it justice. >> reporter: tj ward played at de la salle in concord, california, about an hour from where the super bowl will be played. he was part of a run from 1992 to 24 where the spartans won 151 consecutive games. >> we were just kids playing football. >> reporter: ward is now an all-pro safety in denver. you would think he would have played a huge role for his high school team. >> his career here, he kind of labored in relative obscurity. it was kind of a disappointing career at de la salle. due to no fault of his own. due to injury. >> reporter: he only started three games in high school. a knee injury ended his senior season early and prior to that, he couldn't get on the field. >> that was just my personal situation. i developed later than others. >> reporter: a late bloomer, and ward really took off. >> alway

so we'll get that first system to lift north ward tomorrow. then we watch the next one approach late in the day tomorrow, tomorrow night and early thursday. that is going to bring in a new slug of some very heavy rain and a strong southerly wind out ahead of it. so we can step you through that next batch of moisture coming on in. and again the heaviest looks like it is going to come here as we get toward late in the day. through lunchtime tomorrow and then by the late afternoon, the rain starts to come down harder and then look at these downpours around midnight coming into the western part of the state. those will cross through the thursday morning commute. that will likely feature heavy downpours, some poor drainage flooding, a lot of ponding on the roads. heavy rain, gusty winds and the temperatures coming up into the 50's on thursday. clear this storm out friday. it looks like a pretty quiet weekend. i was thinking the temperature s would drop quite a bit this weekend. doesn't look like that will happen now. looks like we'll be back in the

ward.....he fumbles but the broncos make the recovery. fourth quarter...panthers down six....another turnover....miller hand....ward makes the recovery..... that leads to a touchdown run by c.j. anderson....they add a two point conversion.....the broncos lead it 24-to- ten with just over three minutes to play. and that's how it ends. the panthers are now oh and two in super bowls. peyton manning gets his second ring...in what could be the final game of his career. what could be the final game of his career. joe gorchow joins us live from santa clara....... n rivera talks about the panthers costly turnovers when the republicans w wen't going after president obama they were coming after me. his attorney general. in the cabinet, i served with hillary clinton. i've known her for almost 25 years. this is a woman whose fought her whole life for children, to protect civil rights, voting rights. and today hillary is pushing hard for tougher gun laws and police accountability. if you want to make sure republicans don't take us backward help hillar

>> i do not support the proposed location in ward 5. if you have an opportunity to speak to any of the people who live in that area, who understand that it is an industrially zoned area full of warehouses, there is a trash transfer station there are night clubs there is adult entertainment club. >> reporter: the proposed site is part of mayor bowser's plan to close the d.c. general family homeless shelter and build smaller shelters in all eight wards. earlier this month, the mayor said she paid special attention to how these sheltlers fit into neighborhoods. >> it there should be one in all the wards, but it ought to be >> reporter: now, on march 17th, behind me in the wilson building, at 10:30 in the morning, that's when councilmember mcduffie, çóalong with some of the other people from tonight's meeting will present to mayor bowser the alternative site. now she is expected to try to get approval about all the different new homeless shelters in the wards. we'll continue to keep you updated on our app, nbc washington. live near northwes

pmike: another live look inside pof ward 2. pelection officials told me they pafternoon. p7:00 tonight. pyou can still register to vote pto david make sure you have your pidentification with you. psean: a lot of people spending ptheir lunch break voting today phillary clinton was up bright pand early this morning visiting pvoters at the parker varney pschool in manchester just before p7:00. s feeling pabout the big day. pms. clinton: you know what, i plove this process, i love this rimary. pi so respect the people of new phampshire and the role that you lay and how you serious you m feeling great. pi hope to do as well as i can pi' m just really happy to be here pthis morning. psean: clinton' s major democratic popponent did not have public pappearances this morning but pbernie sanders planning on pgetting out the vote throughout pnew hampshire. phe will hold a primary party ptonight at concord high school. perin: on the republican side, pmany candidates are making stops pthroughout the state. pthis morning marco rubio was in p

wife diane ward. in a newly-filed motion his attorneys argue ward has already served five years in prison based on an invalid conviction and deserves to be free while , the state appeals the judge' s trial. jim: tonight a wesh 2 news exclusive we' re hearing from the orange county store clerk who was shot by a bullet flying through a glass door. you can see the clerk named abdul walking out with buckets of water the night of february 7. four men barge in one with a gun demanding money. , when abdul returns, he sees chaos in the store. there is a struggle, and abdul was shot twic in the leg. abdul: he start shooting the door, he shoot up there, he shoot down there. it hit here and came out here. jim: deputies are still looking for the four men if you have info that can help call crimeline at 1-800-423-tips. wesh 2 news has been looking back at the case against casey anthony five-year slater. meredith: from the time her daughter was first reported missing, until florida was characters we are still heari

i'm going to run for the ward 7 seat. >> reporter: in ward 7 where economic development was hurt when walmart pulled out of building the store at skyland, the gray campaign against incumbent yvette alexander gets mixed review approximates. >> walmart and all that. look at that. it's over there torn down. i don't think he'd do a good job in office at all. >> reporter: so has yvette been doing a good job? >> she's been doing a great job. >> reporter: others thought gray deserved a chance once federal prosecutors declined to bring charges in that long-running probe. >> they didn't find nothing on him so let him go for it. >> reporter: he told us today he's in. >> well, that's my man. >> reporter: but is this ward 7 campaign just a warm-up to run for mayor again in 2018 against bowser? >>. >> there's no way i would do this as some way to seek retribution. there's absolutely -- there's too much work to be done in this city, and if she's got something she wants to do that is good for the people of ward 7, i would heartily support that. >> reporter: for mayor bowser gray could be a big new o

the ward 7 seat currently held by your vet alexander. democratic primary set for june. >>> if you are sitting in your house playing cards in a car comes crashing through your will. that happened in california where a car flew onto the roof of a house where there were people inside. the driver had a medical emergency. here's how the neighbor is reacting. >> it's something to land on the roof. it happens all the time. >> it happens all the time? the houses are built into a mountain and the driver in the hospital and in good condition getting treatment for the medical problem. >>> time now to talk to howard and check out the forecast. >> mild this morning but getting cooler and cooler. lots of 30s in ohio and western pennsylvania. we are down to 48 degrees. cold air plays a role of what kind of precipitation we see tonight. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still ex

on south ward bump into that colder air. as it does so, it's going to allow snow to break out around here. so the clouds fill in today. snow is going to arrive between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. temperatures coming up into the upper 30's to near 40 degrees today with a light easterly wind. winter weather advisories go into effect starting at 4:00 this afternoon into tomorrow morning. the concern is for some slippery travel. it's not so much the amount of snow that we're expecting. only about 1-3 inches and then a plain rain as well. but that freezing rain could linger into early tomorrow morning. let me step you through the timeline. here are the clouds filling in through noontime. the snow is filling in across connecticut. then it overspreads greater boston through 8:00 this evening and then it makes its way up into southern new hampshire through midnight. also notice at midnight we're changing it over to rain here. the south shore and the cape. that rain line is going on continue to lift north ward. by 5:00 tomorrow morning most o

sources tell news4 alexander's ward 7 seat is gray's choice. >> i have my eye on ward 7. i'm continuing to do the work so, you know, i'm going to continue to do the things that i do no matter who runs, whether it be vince gray or not. >> reporter: a professional poll paid for by gray supporters last month showed gray popular in his home ward 7 leading alexander 48% to 32%. at-large democrat orange has kept an eye over his shoulder for a possible gray challenge. the same poll showed gray leading orange 49% to 26%. >> i have a clear path to victory on june 14th. that's the only thing i'm foc focused on. i don't see him or anyone that's not registered in that path. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, mayor muriel bowser isn't anxious to see gray back on the council. >> well, might he eventually run for mayor again? >> there is a lot of talk about gray if he's successful in this race in the council at ward 7 he may run for mayor again in a couple years. both orange and alexander are very strong bowser supporters. you can expect her political operation to support them as much as p

what you're noticing is no northward progression, staying along the 95 corridor and points east ward and i think that's where it will hold its form today. it might try to advance to the north but our area is so dry, most of it will evaporate. fayetteville towards benson, along 95, getting sleet reports this morning and have been a few hours now. 34 in roxboro, 38 in san ford, 37 in fayetteville. everybody seeing above-freezing temperatures. but the dew points, a little bit higher, where we're seeing more moisture, but they're lower up to the north. precip trying to come up here and will evaporate first and eventually reach the ground. our chance is probably 20, maybe 30% around the triangle, of getting some showers. farther to the south, obviously, it's 100% because it's happening right now but it really will hold the form along the 95. it all depends on where it tracks. north and the east. if it continues that path, all of this rain will stay to the east in raleigh and continue to move away. we'll keep an eye on it. temperatures chilly. only in the mid-40s, upper highs today. a litt

it's patchy in nature and the triangle north ward. we have sunshine this morning. 60s later on today, but 40s right now. the cool spot, typically, we saw it in the mid-30s. a lot of us around 50 degrees later in the day. from the triangle north, you see a lot of fog in places and numbers climbing quickly and i think by lunch time, we'll lose fog and temperatures in the 60s and clouds will be rolling in and clouds take over and maybe a sprinkle or two as we go through the midday hour. the warmest day today, we come down tomorrow, even more so on tuesday, we'll moderate on wednesday and right back down by the end of the week. a little roller coaster of the temperatures over the coming days. so a big good morning to aversboro elementary in garner with the second graders. had a great time talking to those kids. a lot of smiling weather and a pretty complex topic, so good for the kids there. if you're traveling, looking good. no major delays. back to you. caitlin: country star jason aldean took over last night. thousands turned out to watc

i'm lindsey ward. we're not worried about snow right now... but we are in store for cold temperatures. storm team ten chief meteorologist jeff haniewich joins us now. jeff ... it was pretty chilly today ... and its only going to get colder ... well, it was another cold day across the region with temperatures mainly in the 20s and 30s. the winds picked up as expected too. we continued to see some mountain flurries/light snow showers, with a little more sun farther east. the pattern does not look to change a whole lot through wednesday. tonight: mostly cloudy with light mountain snow showers still possible, blustery with lows in the lower 20s. wednesday: clouds west, more sun east with mountain snow showers hanging tough.bluster y still with highs in the lower 30s. thursday will see a mix of sun and clouds area-wide.and it looks to be a dry day for everyone. it will remain cold and blustery though with highs only in the upper 20s. friday will be partly sunny and not quite as cold with highs actually look to stay elevated through at least part of

heck, they've known each other long enough. - ward, ward! oh ward, i think wally and the beaver are coming in. now would be a perfect time to talk to him before lunch. - well all right, tell him i want to talk to him, but don't make it look as though we've planned it. - hi mom, we missed catching the gopher, but we found eddie. - good morning, mrs. cleaver. it's nice of you to have me for lunch. - oh yeah mom, can he stay? - well, i guess so. eddie, i wonder if you'd excuse wally for a few minutes. his father would like to speak to him in the den. - oh, that's all right mrs. cleaver. i'll go upstairs and entertain the beaver. - c'mon beav! - wally. (audience laughs) - hey eddie, i thought you were going to entertain me. - what are you trying to do, be a wise guy? - now, wally do you know a girl named francis? - you mean, francis hobbs? - well, is that the francis who has your letterman sweater? - oh, you know about that huh? - oh yes, yes we do. we saw her in the drugstore last night. she was wearing your sweater. - well, she must've got col

this is diane ward, bob ward's wife. >> right. >> reporter: but during the trial, his attorneys maintained that the state did not prove that he was the one who, you know, shot her after an argument, which is their theory. the defense attorney said that a number of things could have happened in the bedroom. it could have been an interrupted suicide, a struggle offer the gun. so -- over the gun. so their case was basically the state didn't prove what they needed to do. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up, space explorers of the future trying to save money. just like you and me. >> ligbach at the coast tomorrow. -- big launch at the coast tomorrow. scientists bank ogre-useable rockets. -- banking on re-useable rockets. >> another major hit to trump's campaign's credibility. i'm joel walton in washington. story straight ahead. >>> just about 24 hours from now, another big launch in brevard county. >> the spacex team determined to perfect re-useable rockets. >> reporter: at the moment, the launch of a spacex falcon 9 rocket from here in cape canaveral is timed at about t

we are in ward seven. gray got his saturday in politics representing ward seven in the d.c. council. he went on to become the council chairman and mayor. when he left the job he endorsed yvette alexander as his successor for ward seven. now he will be running against her. >> i like my yvette. >> yvette is my first choice. sam: d.c. ward seven what could have been a lackluster campaign heated up today. vincent gray announced he will challenge yvette alexander in the election. >> our public service fundamental and i spent my life working to seven people. this is an opportunity to continue in public service. >> he lived under a cloud until a couple of months ago. numerous of his associates in the 2010 mayoral election campaign pled guilty to corruption charges and many believed he would be indicted to cost him the primary election in his job as mayor. a new u.s. attorney said no charges. gray is taking on the woman he originally picked for the job. now he is against her. >> it's just a general sentiment at this stage that there hasn't been level of responsiveness that people ex

general and open a she wi family shelter in each ward. in ward one, neighbors say property values will go down and crime goes up, but some don't mind the plan. >> one thing i like about my community is that we're welcoming and inclusive. >> mayor bowser visited the meetings held. she it is dismissed concerns that they would increase crime. >>> pack tap says it's arrested nearly 100 al qaeda members and militants foil be an attack to break daniel pearl's killer.tap nearly 100 al qaeda members and militants foil be an attack to break daniel pearl's killer. out of jail. more than a handful of suicide bombers were enlisted in the attack that officials say was 90% ready for execution. again, that attack foiled. >>> coming up on 5:07. and tomorrow, republican hopefuls for president take the stage this about the democrats. in milwaukee, hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in the first debate since his victory in the new hampshire primary. clinton addressed comments made that women should send her to the white house because she's a wom

derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >>> it's 5:04. and right now the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia is back in virginia. officials received his body at dulles airport last night and transferred to a hears ef schls. flags are flying at half-staff in honor of scalia. colleagues are mourning his death. justice ruth bader ginsburg says she was best buddies withli scalia a was found dead on saturday morning at a ranch in texas of an apparent heart attack. the property's owner says scalia went squal hunting on friday, went to bed early that night saying he felt tired and wanted to get a good night's sleep. here is how the owner describes finding him the next day. >> he was very peaceful in his bed. he had obviously passed away with no difficulty at all in the middle of the night. >> the 79-year-old was a devout catholic. a priest was brought into administer last rites. his death has large political ramifications. the firestorm surrounding his possible replacement on the supreme court at 5:30. >>> a man who admitted to defraudi

i'm lindsey ward. and i'm dawn jefferies. today is the deadline for montgomery county circuit court clerk erica williams to provide the board of supervisors with information on turnover rates and attendance. while the board can't force williams to provide the information ... she voluntarily met the deadline. but as wsls 10's bethany teague a lot of unanswered questions. clerk of circuit court erica williams responds to the montgomery county board of supervisors request for information on the high turnover rate in her office and her attendance records. but as the board quickly found out.. she didn't have much to say. yesterday.. board members received a letter from williams' lawyer.. saying she is not prepared to provide this information. she believes personnel matters are private.. and that the board was not specific enough about its request for her work attendance records. although the board asked for a response by today.. it cannot require one. chris tuck board of supervisors she is a constitutional officer, and while we ca

a beautiful view from twin peaks this morning as he works with jackie ward. thanks, guys, that's gorgeous. we'll talk about the clouds and the impact on the presidents day forecast coming up in six minutes. >>> dozens of skiers are now on solid ground after the traffic jam got stuck. it was a tight squeeze while they waited for a rescue. the traffic jam stopped 40 feet up at a new hampshire resort. crews had to use a cable to get the skiers to the ground one by one. >>> record low temperatures in the east coast. and the cold snap is not over yet. new york city saw the coldest temperatures since 1916. temperatures reached far below zero in much of the east. in manhattan, new yorkers were not going to let the cold get in the way. >> if this is not love, i don't know what is. to get married in 1 degree weather, it's crazy. >> reporter: what does it actually feels like. >> feels like, well, i don't know, hell. >>> in boston, the railway workers used fire to keep the tracks from freezing. freezing temperatures are expected for the rest of the week. >>> a drug bust

at 7:00 a.m., this band of showers slipping south ward. most of it falls apart. after sunset, there could be just a few stray shower it is likely grey on tuesday and cooler. it coming rushing north ward overnight tuesday night and sets us up for another warm day wednesdayment right behind it is our cold front. that band of yellow is the potential for -- potential for thunderstorms on wednesday. we're up, down, back umm again. a series of fronts coming through the area. 79 is the record set back in 2002. we were 57 on february first last year. tomorrow brings us closer to normal at 56 and grand hog day. hoping to be down there at the north carolina museum of natural sciences. it looks cool at 50 but cloudy. sir wallty wally sees his shadow an early spring but wednesday will be bring like with a high of 68 and we are talking act positive impacts it'll stick around for thursday and mainly east of the triangle and brighten up nor the weekend and cold mornings and cool afternoon but plenty of sunshine. nice and warm for the super bowl. our temperature at kickoff at 6: