petty officer first class william blake marston was killed by sheer in a parachute training accident. tonight investigators say he the plane. he should not have been on the plane in the first place due to a discrepancy over his certification. an 2013 after he returned to. he was a bystander when a drug deal turned violent. jesse williams is on trial now charged in the 26-year-old' s death. a murder trial underway in salem , one of two suspects accused of killing the owner of a chinese restaurant. the police say he was beaten to death during an attempted robbery at the majestic dragon. the man accused of shooting a deputy in new orleans will be charged with attempted first-degree murder. deputy stephen arnold was acting as part of a adderall task force when he was shot in the ninth ward. he is in critical condition. a swim coach charged with getting prescription medications to a student on the team wants the case thrown out. police did not get a warrant to look at her prescriptions from she befriended the 16-year-old girl, texted her and sent her cards and gifts. there are no allegatio

petty officer first class william blake marston was killed last year in a parachute training accident in florida. investigators say that he became unconscious after exiting the plane. they also found he should not first place due to a discrepancy over his certification. heather: the mfa gets a special new painting. the first museum in new england to get this famous artists work. harvey: we will let you know when the wild weather returns and if we will see any flakes. wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p by over two and a half million rpeople who know you can't by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. join the fight heather: framingham-based staples is reportedly laying off hundreds of employees. forbes magazine says the layoffs are hidden in a larger move by staples to streamline its organization. the layoffs reportedly affect senior and junior employees. no confirmation directly from

the virginian-pilot newspaper reports that petty officer 1st class william blake marston was investigators also determined t have been on the plane at all because of a discrepancy over whether he was up to date with a required certification. the report also says investigators cannot determine why marston was unable to open the main chute. some folks in seminole county are wondering when a local road project that creates a confusing detour will ever be finished. meredith: the project was supposed to last four months but soon it' ll be twice that long and the work still isn' t complete. jim: wesh 2' s dave mcdaniel looks at the slow progress along oranole road. dave: neighbors say this has been going on and going on. >> supposed to finish september 8th, september 8th turned into september 30th, and here was are now in january. >> i' m not an engineer, but it seems to have taken an excessive amount of time. dave: the county says the project was actually supposed to finish in early october, but t happen, the attempted work outside his company' s expertise. instead of hiring another contractor

william blake gets around the halls on a hover board at a time when universities are banning them heo inspire the students. >> these are students born with cell phones ipads in their hand. >> he's also a social media wizard. i featured him on a cool segment a year ago. he would tweet out video shout outs and high energy wake up calls every morning. great guy. >>> el nino storms are hitting southern california hard. the rain is so heavy mudslides are a big concern. strong winds are knocking over trees and power lines. the roads are turning into rivers in a flash catching many drivers by surprise. >> you can drive along and drive right into it and all of a sudden you are up to your window shield here in mud. >> now in the town of new hall the mudslide threat is forcing residents to leave their homes there. even more rain is on the way this weekend and beyond. a fifth storm is expected to hit the region saturday and a sixth early next week. the system has also brought more than a foot of snow to the sierra nevada mountains which is all good for the drought california has been facing for

the virginian-pilot newspaper reports that the investigation found that petty officer 1st class william blake marston was unable to open his main chute. investigators also determined that marston shouldn' t have been on the plane at all, because of was up to date with a required certification. the report also says, investigators cannot determine why marston was unable to open the main chute. michelle: we have new information into a suspicious deadly fire in osceola county. deputies have now identified the victims, found inside the home on primero drive in kissimmee, as 47-year-old darrell rogers and 72-year-old jean marhefka-rogers. investigators say, evidence found inside the home makes the deaths seem suspicious. they also say the deaths were not caused by the fire. they also say, they aren' t looking for any suspects. and new at noon. lakeland fire investigators say, smoking is the cause of a deadly fire at a local, independent living facility. a 59-year-old man died, and three others were injured, when fire hit bella vista manor yesterday. many of those who live there are disabled. the bu

we're told that petty officer 1st class william blake marston was unable to open his main chute. investigators also determined on the plane at all because of a discrepancy over whether he was up to date with a required certification. jim: now to truly stunning video out of miami showing a driving control before crashing into a woman walking on the sidewalk. before we show this to you, you need to know the woman was not seriously hurt. a car begins to spin out on the street. bam. she saw it coming. she was thrown several feel feet into the air over the fence on to a mini van parked on the other side. >> i saw the crash and everything. i paniced a little bit. i was in shock. >> the driver took off running but didn't get far. police were able to catch up with him. meantime that woman only suffered a broken foot and is meredith: back to an update on that breaking news we had. two people are now dead and one northern critical condition after this accident on i-4 westbound in volusia county at mile marker 106. you can see both sides here on i-4 in daytona are shut down now. the east an

william blake started teaching it 9 years ago, and most days he walks around on foot, but not on mondayake picked up this hoverboard during christmas break, and he brought it to school. >> i wanted to get them excited about school, coming back from the winter break. >> never let it rest, your good is better, but your better is best. >> i wanted to capture their attention to get into the classroom to do the work. >> reporter: the spokesperson said they are in the process of implementing a proposal to ban hoverboards from all grounds. by their accounted, the boards are dangerous, and for dr. blake this is not really about the hoverboard. it's about finding different ways of engagement. >> oh, oh, oh. >> they were born with cell phones, ipads, ipods and more in their hands. >> reporter: he's convincing the kids, he calls the scholars they unstoppable. >> they can have fun, but that must translate inside of the classroom as well. >> reporter: each day blake does his best to meet the students where they are. >> i know the latest trends and the latest dance crazes, and i want to engage in the

the " virginian-pilot" newspaper reports the investigation found that petty officer 1st class william blake marston was unable to open his main chute. investigators also determined that marston shouldn' t have been on the plane at all because of a discrepancy over whether he was up to date with a required certification. the report also says investigators cannot determine why marston was unable to open the main chute. meredith: many in the northeast are digging out from the blizzard. for east coast cities like baltimore, philly, d.c. and new york, the work to get back to normal resumed today. city officials are warning people to stay off the roads so they can continue to clear things up. early estimates say this storm could cost between $350 million and $700 million, which includes lost wages, lost revenue, and cleaning the snow. not as many cancellations in and out of orlando international airport today a day, after more than 100 were halted because of that bad weather. nbc' s kristen dahlgren reports on how some of the busiest airports in the nation are reporter: from laguardia where there

the report says that petty officer first class william blake marston became unconscience right after jumping out of the plane. investigators also determined that marston should not have been on the plane at all because of a question about whether he was up to date with a required so far, investigator have been unable to figure out why marston was unable to open the main chute. it was a rough start to the work-week for hundreds of sunrail riders here in central florida. the company says mechanical and power supply problems with two train sets caused the cancellation of three round trips. the runs affected were the 5:06 out of sanford, the 5:30 trip out of debary, and the 7:00 a.m. run out of debary. right now all trains are back on schedule. jim some travel at orlando : international airport is held up again today, because of the winter storm that hit the northeast over the weekend. 30 cancellations and 15 delays were reported, but overall it' s a big improvement. the airlines say you need to check the status of your flight before heading to orlando international. meredith: we certain

william blake at dekate tur school in clinton, maryland is riding around the hallways on a hoverboard. youtube video shows him riding around at the start of the day to pump up his students. >> i like to capture their attention, get them motivated so we can get them into the classroom to do their work. >> he may have to hang up the hoverboard, though. the school is discussing banning the boards in school buildings. >>> he dances in the hallways with kids. he is just fantastic. good morning, dr. blake. good to see you again. >>> donald trump heads into hostile territory as the g.o.p. presidential candidate heads to bern any country. -- >> bernie country. >> under a state of emergency as california governor says a gas leak there could be one of the biggest environmental disasters in u.s. history. >> it's cold but the arctic cold isn't arnie more. we're 37 in -- around anymore. we're 37 in town. a slow warming trend is in our future headed toward the weekend. i'll have your forecast in a few minutes. >> volume starting to pick up on the northbound side of i-395 as you approach the 14th st

more than 300,000 people have watched william blake hanging out, in the steven decatur middle school halls on his hover board. now wusa9 anchor mike hydek first featured blake in cool schools, a few years ago when he was an assistant at wide high school and the clinton principal is known for connecting with students on twitter at y's. more than half of the school was following him. >> we are back. it is blayoff week. and we have been in search of all kinds of extreme fans of the burgundy and ld. >> and we found no shortage of them. diane roberts found one in frederick. and diane, you actually got a tour of his sacred den. >> that, i did. and if he has been around dc area, long time, like me, you may have heard about this fan are you about to meet. i've interviewed him twice before and never been to his house. and i was in for a real treat. >> this is my day here. >> it is easy to see. and kevin mccarthy is a huge burgundy and gold fan. >> from tchotchkes to helmets to pictures. this one time army artillery specialist has an all washington man cave. >> all of this is over time. this i

abolitionists such as william blake garrison did not of course not notice uncle tom's cabin. his anti-abolitionist newspaper published a story in january 1853 called "uncle tom's cabin" mania in which it does and i'm paraphrasing such a minute love of this book and folks have really attach themselves to the characters as they had and is taking away from the power to and abolition. folks are getting lost in the human connections they are making with these characters in the drama as it's written. "uncle tom's cabin" was so popular as a stage production that more americans saw the display then read the book. so also speaking to the popularity, one of the first movies ever made in the united states was a porter andersen film, "uncle tom's cabin" in 1903. so it was going to. people would buy the ticket for a stage production or a film and it was just part of american culture and still is today. you will see here on the poster that supposed to be allies at amherst and harry an enslaved people escaping to join her husband, his father to canada and stopping over in a cabin, excuse me

abolitionists such as william blake garrison did not of course not notice uncle tom's cabin.his anti-abolitionist newspaper published a story in january 1853 called "uncle tom's cabin" mania in which it does and i'm paraphrasing such a minute love of this book and folks have really attach themselves to the characters as they had and is taking away from the power to and abolition. folks are getting lost in the human connections they are making with these characters in the drama as it's written. "uncle tom's cabin" was so

as the english poet william blake once wrote, both read the bible day and night, but they read black where i read white. basically extremists read the holy books with a closed mind. they read it selectively or taking verses out of contexts or misinterpreting versus to meet their own agendas and expectations. that's why extremists do exist in all religions. we don't see things the way they are. we see them the way we are. in this way, this is actually -- this is what reflects, this is what differentiates between an extremist and a moderate. the question is all religions whether muslim, christianity, judaism, hinduism, whatever religion you seek, all share the modern values of moderation, peace, love, compassion, mercy, forgiveness, kindness, tolerance, charity, justice, doing good and forbidding evil. the whole idea of the golden rule is present in all religions, do to others as you want them to do unto you. when we treat others kindly, fairly and lovingly, we are truly seeking the truth. when we have problems, we seek refuge in the cross. and the koran also states that there may spri

for the last three days, the prince william county judge heard testimony from several witnesses including parents like blakekner who say their toddler was abused by their teacher sarah jordan back in 2013. >> the teacher was making him the class bully, pretty much. >> reporter: buckner says jordan would encourage toddlers to fight and bite each other in their classroom at minnieland academy in woodbridge. witnesses testified in court that over several months jordan physically abused students as young as 16 months. she saw jordan tripping kids and spraying them in the face with the water hose. jordan admitted to using a hose, but denied hurting children with the water. in court today, two of jordan's former supervisors testifying that using a hose with children especially toddlers was against school policy and that all teachers were informed. the prosecution then questioned sdwro jordan who said she was never told about the policy. did you hear the procedures of using a hose? >> jordan said, quote, yes, that was never talked to me about. >> five therapists who worked with five of the children shortly after t

blake, gwen and the the bouquet. why just got bikini ready. hear that? >> and more 40,000 people at a movie premiere to support the military. also, our exclusive with robin williams' daughter followi dad's footsteps. >> i think he'd be reallyproud. >> is j. lo influencing the first lady fashion? you've actually started a trend. >> oh, wow. >> now, in our 35thseason, this is "entertainment tonight." >> how many powerball tickets did you buy? because that's all every talking about. >> the chance of winn $1.5 billion can have that effect on people. at one point 370,000 tickets were being sold each and every minute. >> every minute. that's crazy. everybody was buying them. hollywood stars, even the presidential candidates. and we were behind the scenes at jack pot central for tonight's top story. powerball pandemonium. >> tonight's the n everybody. >> the powerball drawing. >> after tonight's drawing, i'm not going to be here anymore. >> i'm going to play. >> are yo >> hell, yes! >> from hollywood to hillary -- >> did you buy a powerball ticket? >> i did. >> everyone wants a piece of the powerball. >> i can't lie. we all chipped in yesterday and put in like $100 hub.

of blake shelton and gwinn staffany filed for divorce from their partners and then started dating each other. even kermit the frog and mission piggy split. kate middleton and prince williamana. reporters and fans gathered for that event at st. mary's hospital in london less than two years after the birth of the couple's son prince george. another star was born when the left shark and his bad dancing stole the show during katy perry's super bowl halftime performance. one of our famous stories of the year, a pair of llamas on the loose from cops outside phoenix. we covered it live. >> uh-oh. does not want to be caught. faster than humans as you can see. fox news can confirm black llamas are faster than humans. >> lamb mass galloped through town before they were caught. >> there was also a dress that caused confusion across the country. black and blue or white and gold? classic movie franchises reemerged. 2015 was the year marty mcfly and doc brown would have arrived to the future in back to the future part ii. >> the future was good. >> i did. >> i believe we may have inadvertently traveled in into an alternate 2015. >> jurassic world was a summer blockbuster. chris pratt