wiley's 43-4. and at 285 - nic hoefling of spencer pins his man and is on to the quarterfinals with his 39th win. "i stayed focused more during my match," said deion clayborne, a senior at sioux city north. "the last couple years i was in the match but i wasn't really going hard or "i'm ranked number-two in the state and i deserve that ranking," said jacob wiley, a senior at sioux city east. "i haven't lost to a 3a kid yet and i really think this is my tournament. i can do well at this tournament." "i was a bit nervous considering he's a

south out of lake wiley. a lot of heavy rain, strong wind out of highway 49 out of the steele creek area. i'm concerned for wind damage in lake wiley in steele creek toward the carowinds vicinity. one last stop here further south into tega cay. strong winds are coming on through. not just tega cay but the north side of rock hill. the indian hook community as you work your way around lake wiley, seeing big rain bursts with heavy rain coming through this, let's get back to stephanie for another update of wind damage information coming in. >> we're going to go to reporter dave faherty who is live near the burke county line near hildebrand. you tweeted out about a tree down across i-40. what are you seeing right now? trees down not only here in burke county, caldwell county, over in catawba county as well. if you look off, right here i'm in the sunshine. but if you look off to the east. you can see the dark clouds there off in the distance. i was parked on this over pass over interstate 40 when the storm blew thr

wiley's 43-4. and at 285 - nic hoefling of spencer pins his man and is on to the "i stayed focused more during my match," said deion clayborne, a senior at sioux city north. "the last couple years i was in the match but i wasn't really going hard or going all out." "i'm ranked number-two in the state and i deserve that ranking," said jacob wiley, a senior at sioux city east. "i haven't lost to a 3a kid yet and i really think this is my tournament. i can do well at this tournament." "i was a bit nervous considering he's a bit bigger than i am but i've taken down some `retty big guys this year so i didn't really let it get to my head," said nic hoefling, a junior from spencer. the 3a quarterfinals start at 9 am on friday. the class 1a grapplers were the first to hit the mats, early this morning. ktiv's sam curtiss reports. westwood sent 6 guys to state. of those 6, 2 are still in the hunt for a title. at 120 kody berg won a 5-0 decision and markes myers advanced in 126. he'll face this guy, tanner lu

police were able to track wiley back to an apartment where they arrested him. >> tonight, federal agents want to know if this man suspected of robbing banks in charlotte is an infamous armed robber known as the move quick bandit. lewis is charged with robbing two banks last week, one on mallard creek road, the other in valentine. his picture looks similar to the security images of a suspect in 11 bank robberies in tennessee and kentucky. he does face a felony robbery charge in tennessee, but it is unclear if he is connected to all of those cases. >>> new at 11:00, the crisis over lead levels in the water in flint, michigan, has many people concerned about their own utilities. but charlotte city leaders want you to know our water is safe. charlotte water officials say it is high quality, frequently monitored, and at low risk because lead pipes are not common in charlotte. just yesterday, we found out new testing found lead in the drinking water in york county. carolina water services found lead in the fox wood subdivision in fort mill, and the river hills area in lake wiley. officials thi

frank baker admits the district did not do a good job communicating the issue. 3 shakerra wiley: "the only thing that was running through my head is my child is missing, did somebody pick him up or did he get dropped off at the wrong stop because they have a substitute bus driver. i couldn't get nobody so the only thing i could do was just call the police."dr. baker: "they should have been notified. the sub driver did not have the parent list to notify them and that, of course, is being addressed so new steps in place to make sure families will always be notified of any future issues and won't be kept waiting.he says the general assembly now needs to fully fund the state- owned buses so they can be kept in better condition and replaced. 3 3 today is national random act of kindess day and throughout the morning show be bringing you stories of random acts...our first story comes from massachusets..where a woman's generosity.. is inspiring others to do good. she's a single mother, won two hundred dollars on a scratch off ticket.but she herself or her family. here's her story. 3 chat & te

clayborne is - jacob wiley of east - the senior ranked second in 43-4. and at 285 - nic hoefling of spencer pins his man and is on to the quarterfinals with his 39th win. "i stayed focused more during my senior at sioux city north. "the last couple wasn't really going hard or going all out." "i'm ranked i deserve that ranking," said jacob wiley, a senior at sioux city east. "i haven't lost to a 3a kid yet and i really think this is my tournament. i can do well at this tournament." "i was a bit nervous consnsdering he's a bit bigger than i am but i've taken down some pretty big guys this year so i didn't really let it get to my head," said nic hoefling, a junior from spencer. class 2a wrestlers just started, we'll have those highlights at ten. the four-class nebraska state wrestling tourney alal started is morning in omaha. class b & c guys hit the mat a a the century link center at 9-30. mark: by the end of day one at the nsaa state wrestling meet, the semifinals would be set in all weights, in all classes. grapplers from classes b and c were the first t

now's channel 5 frank wiley is live in lorain and police won't clear anyone in their investigation. >> reporter: police won't answer my question because they don't like what happened during that four-hour time gap? these streets were concerned last night, and this is where the little girl was found right here. it looked a lot like this, cold, dark, dangerous, especially for a toddler. >> you saw some be grab her where december. >> grab her by the hand and run off with her. >> reporter: it all pushed them to search for the 2-year-old. a few minutes into the police officer's drive, around the corner, something was frozen. had inched towards the curb, and shivering in nothing more than pajamas, there she was. >> she walked to me and you could still see her handprints. >> he fixed his ears on her words. >> she said "seat." >> they sat inside his truck and andrew told me he called police, that's when things got even more uncomfortable. >> reporter: four-hour search with fewer answers. this isn't the time he's been involved in a search for a small child. >> a missing boy i seen on facebook

jacob wiley--""i am ranked number two in the state and j deserve that ranking. i haven't lost to a 3a kid yet and i really think this is my tournament." alex walker--"finishing with 285...spencer's nic hoefling finishes off the first round with the pin fall. big win for the junior. nic hoefling--""it's a great feeling being able to achieve that. hopefully we can put on a show in day 2." alex walker--"congrats to the wrestlers that are moving on. in des moines alex walker abc9 sports chris palmquist--"and down i-80 in omaha, class b and c in action this morning at the century link center. at 106 in class c...caydon mccracken of battle creek, the top seed...he gets the fall in the second period, he's through to the semifinals. west point beemer's riley berg at 126 in class b...he's a two time state runner up as a junior...he takes it 7-2 and says it was a good way to start his tourney run. riley berg--"it gets you ready for the other matches coming. i don't t ow, i versed that kid earlier in the season and teched him, but t that was a waydifferent match thistime a

. >> we are still asking questions about four kids that frank wiley is in the newsroom. >> the kids are at home with their families after they were checked out at the hospital. cleveland police say the kids, 13 and 14-year-old girls and boys according to ems are believed to have eaten some prep school. >> when it comes to sharing anything that is brought from home, it is something that is advised against. >> lake erie prep says that teachers and the principal they were sick. the student that gave out the food has been removed from food incident. live in the newsroom, frank wiley. >>> we are still working to uncover what led to a deadly daytime shooting on the west side. cleveland police say a 41-year- old man was shot at west 81st before two. he died at metro health. police are investigates. >> shopping centers are hit and jeeps are hit. >> 8 dozen vehicles stolen in the city of cleveland in a month. it is clear that crews hitting the jeeps are getting the job done in seconds. >>> it is real scary. i was only in the store for 20 minutes. what if me and my kid were walking to get in it.

. >>> frank wiley is checking out conditions as well. this snow is really making it tough for road crews to keep up. >> it is. from where i'm standing, doesn't feel any better but we can see a lot better. now at least appear to be gone. that snow is really coming down earlier but the real concern is drivers. traffic moving along smoothly where crews did their triple blanketed drivers as the drive war on. they drive slowed to a crawl. white out conditions are to blame. police and state troopers have been encouraged to protect themselves while helping others. hours earlier, a 15 car pileup on i-90 showed what can happen. a temporary fix is being applied in repeated throughout the night. tons of salt as being scattered by crews working the wound -- around-the-clock. not always enough. and again, 80 crews are out and about on these roads clearing the way to make sure drivers have a smooth path.>> with the snow still falling, there's a good chance of closings and delays tomorrow. cam thomas to bring you the latest wires. >>> breaking tonight,

i actually trained with wiley over the summer. a lot of these girls i have also trained with. it was a very easy transition. it was just trying to get to know his practice and coaching style. i really think it affected our team very well." this miners team is there depth... from their starters all the way down to what they call the bench squad their really is no drop off... they are able to score no matter what. "depth is good because it pushes and challenges them in practice. i have some very expieranced plyaers that also help me with my bench squad. so that is my bench squad they are awesome." " it is great we can put anyone in and we know they can put anyone in we know they will play hard and work hard and they will do great things, it is awesome." "i think so because we always need someone to come in and give us that extra energy, because we have expectations, and we know what we expect from one another so that holds us to another standard we want to achieve." we are in the final week of the regular season and you can see if the miners stay undefeated in the sierra league

that is in star county and that where news channel 5 frank wiley has been talking to investigators and those forced out. >>> a stark contrast from what we saw earlier when fire crews did their best to put out flames. the good news is no one was injured. hundreds huddled while thoughts loomed in their imagination. >> the urge to wait and see gave way to police commands. evacuations stretched to as many as 300. some other the other side of town. at the lake erie rail yard, flames highlighted the target for more than a dozen fire departments. >>> a train derailment made the -- fire spread. in this small town, word spread faster. >> we were at our pass basketball game for our daughters. >>reporter: people started talking about what was in the air. >> just a smell. a terrible odor. one was carrying butane. one had natural gas. grabbed was enough while they waited. the way back home is marked in red and blue. as promised, everyone was saved. the flames were put out around 8:00. folks were able to return home just about 9:15. frank wiley, news channel 5. >> and investigators will be on the sc

. >> reporter: his mother, shakerra wiley, called the school and the transportation department. no one answer. ner virus and nervous and i called the police. and they had to find the bus. >> reporter: they said the transportation office could not let the parents know because the substitute driver didn't have a roster with the parents. the superintendent didn't have time for an interview with abc columbia news this evening. the district said the bus broke down just after 3:00 near highway 378 and st. paul church road. a mechanic couldn't fix it. a second bus arrived. around 5:45 a third bus arrived and the parents were taken home. 8:30. the district said the students were never without heat. >> they could have handled it a lot better than they did. i under stuff understand stuff happens but let me know. >> reporter: the district said the superintendent is reviewing >> no contact from the school. no contact from the district office. no contact from the transportation office. >> reporter: monday night's breakdown, she says is a larger problem of an unreliable bus schedule for her s

frank wiley got a chance to talk with him and is live in cleveland right now. >> reporter: i talked to reggie in the past about the crime on cleveland streets. he admitted something needs to give. tonight the group i met said that's note the only change we need. for the neighborhoods that are haunted by their violent past he was supposed to be the shining light that drove out darkness. a cleveland brown embraced as cleveland's own, now viewed as a falling star. >> we truly wish our brother reggie rucker the best. >> word spread quickly, fbi charges, tens of thousand of dollars misspent, lies and gambling problems. >> we already knew the we've been knowing it for several years. >> reporter: art mccoy works the same street peace makers alliance was supposed to clean up but now there's concern about perception among the streets he serves. >> crime is up, and murder is up. >> who can they trust? people who depend on activities doing wrong. >> we're separated. how do we expect the community to come together? reggie rucker and his group will never reach out to us. >> reporter: art says black

jacob wiley--""i am ranked number two in the state and j deserve that ranking. i haven't lost to a 3a kid yet and i really think this is my tournament." alex walker--"finishing with 285...spencer's nic hoefling finishes off the first round with the pin fall. big win for the junior. nic hoefling--""it's a great feeling being able to achieve that. hopefully we can put on a show in day 2." alex walker--"congrats to the wrestlers that are moving on. in des moines alex walker abc9 sports chris palmquist--"and down i-80 in omaha, class b and c in action this morning at the century link center. at 106 in class c...caydon mccracken of battle creek, the top period, he's through west point beemer's class b...he's a two as a junior...he takes a good way to start his tourney run. riley berg--"it gets you ready for the other matches coming. i don't know, i versed that kid that was a way time and it got me handful of other opening match but at 170, cody thomas absolutely dominant in the first round, winning by tech fall, 15-0. seed in the class takes it 7-1. semifinals for al

this is i-85, mount holly to headache wiley. anywhere where you are seeing the yellow, orange and red, that is very heavy, again, these have a forward motion of northeast component at 50 to 60 miles an hour. so that in and of itself had bring down the strong winds. to the north, this is statesville, highway 21, troutman, highway 70, again, strong thunderstorms, historying through the area. there you see some of the dangerous lightning. as we broaden out, again, this system moving to the northeast, rapidly, 50 miles an hour, behind that, beginning to settle down. we might see thunderstorms pop up this afternoon. we will keep an eye on that. a quick look at the seven-day forecast, for today, 70, cooler behind the front. >> thank you. thanks for watching. you can can get us 24/7 at wbtv.com. we are seeing more images you have been sending to us of trees down. social media. >> chelsea: oh, come on. you're not scared of a little thunder, are you? >> summer: no, i'm -- i'm just scared about luca, that what i warned him about came true

news channel 5's frank wiley is live in south euclid tonight. >> reporter: i dropped by the family's house, no one answered the door. police say the mother who worked in the medical field could have had a much worse outcome. snowflakes that the backdrop for this competition. it went down in h&r block on warrensville center road in a walmart parking lot. you're looking at police body cameras video. >> my suggestion is that you go ahead and say to the child. >> reporter: deputy young says an anonymous customer heard crying in the backseat of a toyota corolla. to degrees wooden windows, no one thought and off. >> they both went and walmart, in the car and went out shopping. >> reporter: that woman, the mother, is -- perkins. she and the child's father, deonte butler turned off the engine. >> i don't have money to pay for a ticket by that. >> reporter: she did tell police freshman the judgment call. leaving the 4-year-old to play babysitter. >> anybody could have come here, broke into a window and done whatever they wanted to. >> reporter: police assisted this intervention worked in her

"yea i was super open minded, it was a new system and a totally with wiley over the summer. a lot of these girls i have also trained with. it was a very easy transition. it was just trying to get to know his practice and coaching style. i really think it affected our team very well." one of the biggest advantages this miners team is there depth... from their starters all the way down to what they call the bench squad their really is no drop off... they are able to score no matter what. "depth is good because it pushes and challenges them in practice. i have some very expieranced plyaers that also help me with bench squad they are awesome." " it is great we can put anyone in and we know they can put anyone in we know they will play hard and work hard and they will do great things, it is awesome." "i think so because we always need someone to come in and give us that extra energy, because we have expectations, and we know what we expect from one another so that holds us to another standard we want to achieve." we are in the final week of the regular season and you can see if t

. >> antonio wiley attacked a woman near a busy shopping center. into his car and beat her. they heard her scream for help. the witnesses led police to an apartment where they arrested wiley and found the victim. >> apparently, just ordinary people saved a woman's life by being willing to take a personal risk to do the right thing. >> it didn't look right to everyone who saw it and they were a big help. >> wiley faces several charges this morning including kidnapping, assault and rape. >>> time now, 5:34. right now, north carolina agencies are pushing to bring back federal funds used to keep the charlotte area safe. >> this all comes after the federal government pulled the plug on a program that allows agencies to keep some of the money that is seized during investigations. eyewitness news reporter angela hong is live in south charlotte. they hope the state law will get the program back up and ru. >> that's right, john, many they're trying to make up for some of the federal funds they also. matthews police department in the past have collected half a million dollars. we spok

the foxwood subdivision in fort mill, river hills in lake wiley. and the cedar wood sub diction in lexington county. officials think the led came off pipes that serve 3500 customers in those neighborhoods. this comes amide an ongoing water crisis in flint michigan. the city is under a state of emergency because of elevated levels of led in the water. here in york county, the amount of led was up to four times above the federal standard. cws officials believe there were errors in how the water samples were taken. follow up tests since last month show that led levels have fallen to a safe limit but cws is required to notify the homeowners and begin testing more frequently. for more information about their findings, we posted the report on our website, just look for this story under the news tab. >>> now we turn our coverage to vote 2016 with the south carolina's primaries just days away. presidential candidates are now ramping up their campaign stops all across the area. and all new tonight, eyewitness news reporter greg suskin found out that all the

that was frank wiley reporting. phone. they are still on the loose. >>> new this morning the city of chardon making a somber an anniversary. four years since the school shooting that left three dead. in an example of good overcoming bad, since the tragedy members of the community have worked to create a space to honor their teens who were lost. who lost their lives in that tragedy. plans for a chardon living memorial park have begun. the group behind the plan is working with the city to obtain land that would be developed into a park with hiking trails, a playground and a dedicated space for survivors. >>> a local photographer captured surprising before and after pictures of elderwood avenue. the first photo lush and green in january of 2014. now the second one which looks dry and desolate was snapped at first balance it might look like it's just getting worse and worse. it's actually signs of improvement. a local recycling company took it upon themselves to clear out the trash and trees. >> it gives you this look at life

the man controlling the crane was kevin wiley from long island. he was interviewed and passed a breathalyzer test. there has been no sign of riley tonight at his home but one of his neighbors told us off camera that he's a good guy. >> tonight the metal pieces of the crane are off limits as they clues of the collapse. chris was given rare access. take a look. >> reporter: the crane came down right in front of the headquarterers of the sergeant's association and take a look at some of the vehicles that are owned by active members of the sergeant's association. the crane literally toppled down on top of these vehicles crushing the roofs. take a look inside this window. you can see all the glass on that front seat. >> i hear the commotion come out. >> bob is vice president of the sba. he watched out his office window as the crane fell totaling his car parked on worth street below. >> the vehicle is almost split in half length wise. >> he ran out to see if he could give medical help to the victims. >> it was devastating. commotion. no one knew what wa

two people charged in the murders of a lake wiley couple are appearing before a judge today. prosecutors say members of the gang killed the couple in october 2014 to keep them from testifying against gang members who robbed their mattress store. the two are in court today. prosecutors have said they are waiting on word from the u.s. department of justice on whether they should pursue the death penalty. we'll keep you posted. the charlotte city council is set to consider the controversial nondiscrimination ordinance, dozens of people have already signed up to speak about the proposal although tonight's meeting. it would give more protection to people in the lgbtq community. the governor has weighed in on the matter as well. we have more on the governor, who says he won't support it. not a fan of this. he said he would support immediate intervention if it passes tonight. we got ahold of emails outlining his stance. i want to show you that now. he talks about how he says it could create a major public safety issue if it passes, that email was sent to two charlotte city council m

he says voters like him because he's not part of the same old washington wiley upon his clicks secretary clinton represents the establishment and i represent regular americans. like them in the house. it's the progressive caucus.>> i just have to jump in here because honestly, senator sanders is the only person who i think would care to rise me , a woman running for the first woman president as exemplifying the establishment. [cheering] have to tell you , it is really quite amusing to me . >> you have had a lot of establishment jobs. she has been senator in the republican state. her husband was the president. >> they will hold a debate tomorrow night. >> the debate will not feature carly fiorina. she did not meet the network criteria. her and jim go more . did you know that he was still running for >> he is running. the debate features ben carson jeb bush and marco rubio and john kasich and chris christie. there asked the committee to get her included because she did finish higher than christie and case again she has one a delegate as bid . ted cruz called for her to be included.>> she h

that's at the corner at wiley and johnson. authorities say an earlier pursuit ended in this area. police say they don't believe there is any danger to the public. state senatoto are expected to debate a bill about the state's medicaid program today. the bill would end contracts with three private companies that are slated to take over ownership on march 1st. majority in the senate, so the bill will most likely pass there. republican- controlled house. speaker linda upmey said she likely won't let the bill on the house floor, because governor branstad will veto. senator liz mathis is a sponsor of the legislation. she is hoping upmeyer will reconsider if republicans have a good show of support today and in the house. "hopefully she'll see that there maybe a lot of republicans and democrats who will support this bill when it gets over there and it won't be dead on arrival. " well-known senate republican, is supporting the bill. governor branstad is pushing privatization to help cut costs for medicaid. recent federal legislation is giving more people access to health care, so there is

but the team underwent a coaching change from craig holt last year to carlnel wiley this year who had already worked with many of the girls at the nevada basketball academy. "absolutely... the holts i had to fill in with big shoes real quick and quick and fast and early. it is team chemistry early. understanding they had to adapt to me changing so i think our whole culture changed." "yea i was super open minded, it was a new system and a totally new type of playing, but it is lot of these girls i have also trained with. it was a very easy this miners team is there depth... from their starters all the way down to what they call the bench squad their really is no drop off... they are able to score no matter what. and challenges them in practice. i have some very expieranced and we know they can put anyone in we know they will play hard and work hard and they will do great things, it is awesome." "i think so because we always need someone to come in and give us that extra energy, because we have expectations, and we know what we expect from one another so that holds us to another standar

in madison, frank wiley. >>> a packed house tonight as well in medina county hundreds looking for answers about the nexus pipeline. while people had plenty of questions tonight for them hosted by the epa focused on air quality surrounding a planned gas compression station. the upa will take the comments to have the side whether to okay a permit for the station. >>> atm machines a target concerned about safety. joe pack a neck is has been digging into the story. residents are calling on east this. >> reporter: shoppers are calling on councilmembers, they say stores that are being hit are very important to them because they can't drive anywhere else. >> we are getting hit all at once. >> reporter: she is talking about the family dollar smash- and-grab and repeated convenience store robberies. robbers caught on video, this family dollar boarded up last week, burglars crashed through the front entrance. >> we need these merchants to fight back. >> reporter: she says shoppers are living in fear. she said many of them don't have vehicles. some stores are actually reducing there hours of operati

wiley's 43-4. and at 285 - nic hoefling of spencer pins his man and is on to the quarterfinals with his 39th win we'll hear from those 3 at six. sibley-ocheyedan had one of the best days for siouxland teams, with four winners in round one. in nebraska, battle creek and o'neill each advanced three guys. coming up at six, highlights and interviews from every completed class in iowa and nebraska. also this afternoon -- the bulls have traded kirk hinrich to atlanta for a 2nd round pick. (sheila) nfl sack specialist jared allen is calling it a career. (matt) he announced on his twitter page "he is riding off into the sunset" after 12- seasons in the league. those last dozen years took him from kansas city to minnesota to chicago and ending on super bowl sunday with the carolina panthers. meanwhile off the field, allen has become an and upgraded housing for american soldiers injured in battle. the warm up is here! but you might want to watch out for some of those winds coming in. ron's full forecast is c

. >>> frank wiley live here in storm tracker 5. want to show you what we are looking at lorain county. a rainy snow mix, more rain than snow, but not in the case in lorraine. not a lot of snow on the ground to be concerned but when the stuff falls there is reason to be cautious. we did spot a salt truck trying to distribute salt to make sure drivers are safe. these are slick spots there so be careful. snow on the ground and inching deeper in the night and the concerns becomes closures and again right now as we are heading closer to downtown on 90 eastville towards shedville village. more rain than snow. the concern is that it will head towards cleveland. we will go back to you guys in the studio. >>> a new report confirms what we told you friday. ohio is failing to protect students from dangerous discipline methods. >>> disability rights ohio found serious rights of a rule limiting practices known as seclusion and restraint. investigator sarah butison shows us more. >> the report was released today and it mirrors the issues we unco

wiley's 43-4. and at 285 - nic hoefling of spencer pins his man and is on to the quarterfinals with his 39th win. "i stayed focused more during my match," said deion clayborne, a senior at sioux city north. "the last couple years i was in the match but i wasn't really going hard or "i'm ranked number-two in the state and i deserve that ranking," said jacob wiley, a senior at sioux city east. "i haven't lost to a 3a kid yet and i really think this is my tournament. i can do well at this tournament." "i was a bit nervous considering he's a bit bigger than i am but i've taken down some pretty big guys this year so i didn't really let it get to my head," said nic hoefling, a junior from spencer. we covered state wrestling in all classes in iowa and nebraska -- for that coverage go to ktiv.com. i'm brad pautsch with the sports fource morning wrap. >> ben says the weather is looking good for the next few days. he's in next with the weekend forecast. captured the hearts of many. how a photograph has unite

a proposed ordinance would halt new construction in the lake wiley area and catawba river and the north carolina line. on how it would affect roads and public facilities. the council is expected to vote on the ordinance in april. >>> a rowan county woman already charged with child abuse is now facing more charges after police say her toddler overdosed. landis police charged shannon clement with two counts of obstruction of justice. they say she tried to hide evidence and to convince a witness to lie to police. clement was first arrested last week after a friend found her 20-month-old daughter unresponsive. the toddler is expected to recover. >>> no one will be charged after an 11-year-old indian trail girl was shot in wake county. deputies are not releasing many details about what led to the shooting, but they do say it happened sunday while the girl was visiting her grandmother. right now she's in critical condition. >>> pnc bank hopes to boost reward money and will help catch a suspect connected to two robberies in south charlotte. it is now offering a $5,000 reward for information th

southward, lake wiley out of tega cay, right around carowinds boulevard and 77 northbound near the steele creek community, 77, 485 toward the out let mall, you'll find sleet and freezing rain working in. that batch is moving northeast at 40 miles per hour. belmont, you'll see it in about five minutes. huntersville at a quarter till 1:00. there's more activity south. a nice pocket here. freezing rain, sleet mix. that's going to head its way toward indian land working and up into the mountains and foothills. we've seen the steady freezing rain mist all morning long keeping numerous road problems up here to the north. that's going to be on the future cast through the afternoon. the line of pink from charlotte northbound. but notice south the green is starting to spread in toward the afternoon commute. eventually things warm up enough. but through 5:00, 6:00, and 7:00, it may still be just at or below freezing like we are now. but this is where we've had the bigger issue up north where it's much colder. that's where we've seen the low to mid 20s holding back on. surely we're going to see the

the chase continued into norfolk, where he kimball terrace and wiley drive. coming up on wavy news 10 at 5:30- it's caucus night in nevada. which candidates spent the day doing damage control in hopes of a victory in the silver state. a game-changer for firefighters-- that may help them save lives. find out how it was possible to get this new training tool. (president barack obama :06) "it's counterproductive to our fight against terrorists because they use as propaganda in their efforts to recruit." a presidential plan for gitmo, and what may happen to those detained there if it president obama has presented his plan to close the prison at guantanamo bay -- calling the facility counterproductive to the fight against terrorists and a financial drain there are less than one-hundred detainees there. mr. obama said he's been working to close the prison, since he first became president -- a move he bi-partisan support. some would be shipped to other countries. others eventually housed in a facility on u-s soil. the president acknowledges it's a hard sell, but he

toward lake wiley. we'll track the heaviest batch of rain as it slides to the northeast. at only about 10 to 15 miles per hour. it's in no rush to move. through unc charlotte at 5:40. concord just before 6:00. more rain pushing out of the upstate of south carolina. move through gastonia in the next five minutes. bessemer city at 5:40. shelby at 5:50. cherryville and lincoln on the around 6:00. a heavier band of rain sliding through to the north. things settle down by tomorrow morning but from charlotte points north and east there will be rain for the morning drive tomorrow. we'll also talk severe weather risk when i come back. >>> back to the storm cam with meteorologist john ahrens monitoring conditions. this is i-85 in west charlotte. you can see the rain coming down at a decent clip. you definitely need the windshield wipers. and we've seen a lot of brake lights. be sure to take it slow. track the rain in the palm of your hand on your way home or if you're planning to head out for tomorrow, download wsoc-tv weather app and use our interactive radar. >> tonight a warnin

it was a tough first-round, dion claiborne of north advances, jacob wiley 182 and 2 acres and a at six. down the road at east high school there was a pair of signings, he will join head coach steve lyons squad next year as a amateur northwest ferran holds.>> thanks chris.>> what keeps getting better is the weather. >>> it does indeed, 42 degrees for the overnight low and the winds will pick up as well and then for tomorrow it looks like mostly sunny skies, without for >> pelley: now it's a holy war between trump and the pope. question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> pelley: also tonight, two days before the nevada caucus, a personal side of hillary clinton. >> my mother met me at the door, and she said, "there is no room for cowards in this house." >> pelley: a hospital pays ransom to hackers to get its computers back. and from football to footlights. >> i got good feet. >> pelley: a former nfl star pulls off the play of a lifetime it may sound odd, but all i care about is love captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from las

the driver into norfolk, where he eventually stopped at kimball terrace and wiley drive. police have not said who charges that person faces. developing this morning, we're learning more about the teenage victim who survived a deadly shooting rampage in michigan. take a look at this picture. this is 14-year-old abigail kopf. investigators say she is one of eight victims an uber driver shot in kalamazoo this past weekend. state police said doctors believe she was dead for more than an hour before she squeezed abigail's mother said that moment filled her with hope. 10:06 "breathtaking... it was a miracle on its own.. you don't expect it and then all of the sudden it's there." butt to 06:03 this... and either did her grandmother or those other victims." saturday after the shooting. barbara hawthorne, was not related to abigail, but was affectionally known as grandma barb. abigail's parents say their daugther loves theater and barbara would often take her to see shows, just like they did saturday night. the man accused of seriously injuring two others is behind bars this morni

. :29 emma wiley vinton-shellsburg 7th grader 14:50 we do vocab words and you have a book goal, and it forces you to read more so you get better at the reading 15:05hunter hillman vinton-shellsburg 7th grader 20:19 i didn't want to read in front of kids in my class because i wasn't a fluent reading but now i'm a fluent reader like pages at a time: 30 teachers at vinton- shellsburg come in early and stay late- without getting paid- to supervise homework help and plan with other teachers. the high academic of a philosophy every staff member has about kids, regardless of their income level or special needs. 31:52 i've been teaching for 27 years and i think when i first started teach it and if they don't get it they get the lower grade :03 now we want all kids to learn it :05 12:20 our successes every year just builds the momentum to do more: 29 at solon high school the grade of a "b" didn't inspire an overhaul. 16:20:19 that's what's hard with this data is to decide what's actionable. what would we need to change to improve this :29 because while it reflects measurable improvement at one

heartily is the suspect in the case accused of shooting ask killing debbie and doug london in their lake wiley home. a motion filed by his defense says they want access to government evidence before a department of justice committee meets on february 29th. we're going through them right now. we're going to have much more on eyewitness news starting at 5:00. >>> all new at noon, cmpd officers in the central division are trying on a new method of community policing. eyewitness news reporter angela hong explains what the officers hope to accomplish by having role call outside on a street corner. >> here at south trion and kingston is where two communities converge. over here you can see the south end with new modern apartment buildings. then over here, the older homes and the transitioning will more neighborhood. cmpd held their first ever cops on the corner event here this morning. they told channel 9 that despite the growth in the area, issues like drug activity and loitering are still a problem. but having their regularly scheduled role call outside at a corner store shows their presence in th

frank wiley is live in the newsroom. a twist of fate that these animals were found. >> people are never thankful for a fire but it showed here. a mangled matted horse, that is just part of the neglect. >>> the wind carried a stench problem in this barn. flames sounded the alarm and firefighters extinguished the carelessness. >> normally a horse's hooves are meant to be trimmed each week. >> it was laying in its own urine and fees and clumped to the fur. >> firefighters found this mess and did not know another emergency was waiting. they called in more backup. >> her halter was around here and had to be cut off. >> 16 years of rescuing animals have never shown her such an ugly picture. it has left her glaring at the owners. >> charges will be filed from what i understand in court and the way the court proceedings chance in court to state their case. >> reporter: no one knows how old the horses are. they say usually you can tell by looking at their teeth. >> the owners will have to win the case to get the horses back. othe

now we'll pull back and show you we have more pockets of and lake wiley and then lining up along i-85, cleveland county into cherokee county in south carolina and then yet another area of heavy pockets making its way through the foothills. this is burke county and avery county. it is heading your way. so nobody is getting out of this one. scott clark toyota weathernet, 52 degree. there it is, the soggy camera at stallings. that's on east independence boulevard across the county line in union county. temperatures are not moving much this evening. along the i-40 corridor we are in the upper 40s. the future cast i showed you all of this rain off to the southwest. it is just going to continue to pour in during the overnight hours. you can see your time. 52 at 9:00 and the temperatures are not going to be moving much either. 52 through 11:00. during the overnight hours you will see this rain continues relentlessly to make its way into the viewing area. you start to see the trailing south carolina, but it won't be in time to spare you of the soggy roads. for the 8 degrees and give yourself

news channel 5's frank wiley says while they may have answers they will never have closure. >> reporter: they slid him into an ambulance more dead than alive. a bloodied head and battered body, clinging to life while it slipped away. >> it hurts bad. >> reporter: they say death >> it didn't make sense to put him on the schedule for an hour. >> he came in any way. >> reporter: a memorial where he had life beaten out of him, back in january there weren't any suspects. >> it looked like some guys were waiting on him and jumped him until he was brain dead. >> he had more kids and happiness on the way. >> when detectives called me and said they had suspects. >> reporter: three men melissa turner and dontez knew, everett, and emanuel, and another gentleman. >> why? it's the like i have so much anger. >> i want them -- it's like i have so much anger. >> i want them all to pay. >> reporter: tonight, he stairs at loved ones from a spot they can't reach. he never took her hand in marriage. >> those three men have been charged with aggravated murder. a young boy thought he saw a young girl cad nap

now in clover, it's pushing to the eastern parts of york county and lake wiley, tega cay is involved here and possibly steele creek as well. most of it in charlotte seeing just a beautiful sky with that camera. you see how it's shaking. that wind is crazy outside. i don't think it's going to subside at all later tonight. future cast clears out the skies over night tonight. and don't forget the interactive radar, you can track those strong winds going around. up across the mountains, it's a different story. we'll see snow there. that won't break any of the higher elevations. but instead, we'll get the wind coming off of that. i still think it's going to be a bad windy day as far as tomorrow goes. we'll hold on to some of the mild air. get up to about 56. and then the wind will calm down tomorrow night by that time the temperatures will be dropping down in a quick way. elsewhere, in statesville, get ready for strong wind gusts, and still the potential for cooler temperatures in the lower 50s. but we're not tracking wintery weather in the foothills. it's going to be across the high coun

>> i don't know how the two go together but they tell me to read these things. 56-year-old david wiley is facing a bunch of charges. investigators say he wasn't worried about the charges because they were just misdemeanors. a worker said he was trying to behind $130 worth of stuff in his pants. >> what do president obama, bill gates and brad pitt have in common? >> they all met their significant others at work. a rein a recent valentine's day survey says one-third of workers had a romance in their career. the survey reported 5% of workers say they left a job because their office romance went terribly wrong. >> news 6 does not condone office romances, either. >> a very special reunion for a man and his service dog. >> kevin young is a quadriplegic who lives in new smyrna beach. his dog ran away from home. he's been wandering the streets in holly hill for the past month. young posted a facebook message it went viral and caught the attention of holly hill police and city employees spotted the dog after a half-hour chase, they caught him. they took him to the groomer and young got his budd

our frank wiley live in the newsroom with more on this developing story. >> reggie rucker entered the plea to wire frowd this afternoon in front of a federal judge. he admitted to take as much as $150,000 in donations from nonprofit organizations. court papers say rucker used that money to pay for gambling debt, mortgage payments, meals, and even entertainment. rucker's attorney says the whole ordeal stems from a gambling problem which he is getting help for now. rucker is scheduled to be face up to two years in prison. danita. >>> brand-new details about a story we brought you first on five. three people are now under arrest charged with beating a man to death at a local bus stop. 34-year-old dontez curlee was assaulted on january 21st. he died of his injuries the next day. today we learned police arrested andrew hilton, everett gunn and emmanuel churn. just hours ago curlee's family gathered at the bus stop to remember him. family members spoke to newschannel5 and told us two of the men were connected to the family dollar where curlee worked. they added one suspect was his manager.

news channel 5 anchor frank wiley found out what steps a local leader wants to taken to prevent similar responses. >> his last facebook post reads, "my demons won today. i'm sorry." that was monday. he dedicated himself to the black lives matter movement. word quickly spread of his suicide, especially on facebook. officer lee is accused of posting love a happy ending. that was two days after mccarol tonight i talked to cleveland naacp president michael nelson. >> the tragedy is that there are him. you know, until the good officers, the union leadership starts taking charge and clearing their ranks, getting rid of people like this, this is the kind of sentiment that we've been working hard to eliminate, and for him to make those kind of comments, it destroys all the goodwill and hard work. >> officials say he is being put on paid leave for now. city police chief terry barlow says interj affairs will try to determine if he violated the department's social media policy. >>> well, here is something a little positive about the cold. this evening's blast of snow and the bitter temps that foll

a proposed ordinance would halt construction in the lake wiley area and in between the catawba river and the north carolina line. supporters want a study done on how this construction would affect roads and public facilities. the council is expected to vote on the ordinance in april. >>> this morning no one will be charged after an 11-year-old indian trail girl was shot in wake county. deputies are not releasing many details about what led to the shooting, but they do say it happened sunday while the girl was visiting her grandmother. right now she is in critical condition. >>> happening today, this matthews woman accused of steal frg senior citizens at home will make her first court appearance. shaun provost was arrest on 15 felony counts. police say she ran a cleaning service and stole nearly $10,000 worth of her clients' jewelry. >>> by the end of the week more than 1,000 employees at daimler freightliner plants will lose their jobs. ahead at nour:45. the way the layoffs will impact the workers. >>> big changes may be in store for thousands of people who have blue cross blue shiel

to stop building new houses in some of the fastest ordinance would freeze construction in the lake wiley area and between the catawba river and state line. it applies only to unincorporated areas and only until leaders can study the impacts of the new construction. in mecklenburg county, davidson leaders are looking for a new talent attorney. the board of commissioners announced they're looking for interested candidates to submit proposals. we've posted aligning with more information on wsoctv.com. just scroll over news and click on latest links. >>> in catawba county, one newton police officer is getting a lot of attention on facebook after he spent sometime playing football with neighborhood children. a neighbor along thomas avenue snapped this photo of officer caleb. he was called out to a home yesterday afternoon after a neighbor complained. but rather than punishing the children or chasing them off, he spent time playing with them, throwing the football around. >> when it's like oh my gosh, going to play ball with us. this is cool. >> he told channel 9 he wanted to show the kids tha

seen in the weekend his family says they spent the last seven days on news channel 5 anchor, frank wiley, tells us what led up to the investigation. >> the man who carries his own everywhere has not answered calls. they say he liked up a room but they have had trouble shaping dark thoughts. >> time in slower. seven days have come and gone, still no sign of the man who left wednesday left company. on a typical nine, lawrence thomas would be seated next to his mom, taking care of her as usual like the 90 disappeared. >> i said, hey, tell him i say hello. i heard him say hi back. >> reporter: the last time pamela thomas myers hurt her big brother's voice. >> every time that happens, hope and fear fill her imagination. >> it scares the heck out of me. >> reporter: detectives are looking but told pamela there's nothing illegal about a 55-year- old man disappearing. but it is unsettling. >> you know, there is no way in the world that he would do this. and at least not call me. he and i were close. same company. lastly, the boss said lawrence had not punch the clock, then no called, no showed.

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