william woodward, hearing the judge's ruling. the death penalty is not an option for jurors during his trial. in september of 2012, investigators say woodward went over to his neighbor's house, firing 31 rounds and killing two people. after being shot 11 times, the third victim, bruce blake, survived. the neighbors in court for a restraining order a week before the killings. >> this is a lot less to have to prepare for so we can focus even more on the guilt or innocence aspect of this case. request to argue his innocence under florida law. his attorney says the death penalty should have never been an option in the first place. >> we believe he acted in self-defense, but the mitigating factors heavily outweigh the aggravating factors in this case. >> pending an appeal from the state, woodward's trial is set to begin on monday at 8 a.m. >> we're told the next step is for the state legislature to amend florida's death penalty laws. in those cases, a jury decides if death is an option, not a judge. >> tonight we're getting answers in

jon: woodward and earlham battling tonight. hawks alyssa bice catch and shoot. hawks stay at it, kendra huisman with the turnaround from eight feet.. cardinals mickailin holtry splashing the deep three. earlham answers, taylor williamson with the drive and hoop woodward granger takes it 60 to 36. jon: still to come we move over to boys action including an indianola team ready to try and land another upset against a ciml metro team. thru 4-a last night as they rallied from a 10-point 4th quarter deficit to upset #9 north! tonight the indians going after another ranked squad... indianola traveling up to take on #4 hoover, the huskies making sure there would be no upset tonight! especially aldreais campbell. he was a man possessed to start the game. fights thru traffic for the hoop. then it's campbell on the drive again thru three defenders up and in! points. then he passes off the hot hand to y'vez quinn who cashes in the three! hoover up 8-0!! indians looking for an answer. jack jensen is seeing triple! then jensen finds graham sandquist for the easy bunny. india

woodward funeral home a long life. >> $22 casket, and a full funeral was $36. fulfilling a need in spartanburg's black community. >> at the time, my grandfather was a farmer so the funeral profession was not on the but he agreed and we have been serving since sen. >> kay woodward is the third of five generations who have worked at the funeral home for the past century. >> there are days i feel like i've been here all 100. >>reporter: a business that has no weekends or holidays. but her daughter tells us it's in their blood. >> i was in the gifted and talented program in elementary school and one of my flowcharts that i constructed was the em bombing process. >> really? >> so, yes, that did not seem strange to me and my teacher at the time did not discourage it. >>reporter: for the first half a century, the woodward family offered additional services that were often inaccessible to the black community, things like loans, ambulance services and a laundromat. >> both had a spirit of service and care and concern for the the community. and those were extensive. >>re

woodward unsuccessfully argued he was standing his ground. a strategy that added months to the case. >> i put more bullets into his body because he was still alive, sir. >> was there any way you would let them get to your family? >> no, over my dead body. >> there' s no peace, dan, there isn' t. i don' t sleep. dan: woodward' s murder trial has been set for february 22. but participants acknowledge there' s a good chance of another delay over a recent supreme court death penalty ruling. >> if i could change anything, i would change the length of time a family has to go through this. they shouldn' t have to go through this for three years and five months. in titusville, dan billow, wesh 2 news. summer: prosecutors have not said whether they will pursue the death penalty if woodward is eventually convicted. meredith: a marion county man is being held on no bond after a two-hour standoff. deputies arrested jose rene marrero after they found him holding a knife to a woman' s throat at ocala park estates. he told deputies he was going to kill her,

woodward tried to claim the stand your ground offense. woodward's trial is set to begin on monday. >> charged in the shooting of an fhp trooper has now worked out a plea deal, morgan mcneil taking that plea in brevard county courtroom, sentenced as a juvenile to four years in a maximum risk juvenile facility. mcneil and her boyfriend, zayn terran, were stopped at a viera gas station last when trooper channing taylor approached them. terran shot taylor, taylor shot terran killing terran. alachua county today for 23 year old hannah brim investigates say no one has seen or heard from her since january 19. on that same day, surveillance video shows brim who was five month pregnant at the time and a business. he gets out, but when he returns, brim had moved the car a few parking spaces down. the two were thren seen driving off together. armas who has a history of domestic violence is a person of interest in brim's disappearance. right now he is in jail on unrelated charges. it could soon by harder for refugees in the state of florida, prevent

woodward unsuccessfully tried to argue he was standing his ground. happening later today, friends and family will hold a vigil for the 13-year-old killed in an accidental shooting. lavardo fisher died earlier this month in orange county but his vigil is tonight in tallahassee. detectives say his cousin was playing with a gun on a hoverboard when he lost balance and it fired. the guns owner was arrested. jason: right now, we are still working to learn more about about a crash that badly injured a pedestrian in orlando. police say one man was hit on about half a mile west of obt in it is not clear what led to the police did handcuff a man at the scene, but it is not clear if he was the driver or if any charges have been filed. all southbound lanes on the turnpike just past i-4 are back open after an accident that caused a mess for commuters. fhp says the wreck involved a semi and six vehicles. info -- authorities tell us a semi ran into the back of another vehicle. the other drivers were following too closely. cars piled up and a pickup overturned. coo

william woodward's trial was supposed to start monday. woodward has admitted to shooting three neighbors after an argument in 20-12. two of those judge decided that the death penalty is no longer an option...following the u-s supreme court's decision that florida's death penalty is unconstitutional. in orange county-- eight students are recovering this morning after a bus crashed at universal studios. it happened last night around 6-45. a spokesperson with universal says a shuttle bus from a private school was in one of the park's garages. the driver took a wrong turn and went ended up going the wrong way in the garage. workers tried to stop the bus... but the driver kept going and hit and overhead beam. 8 of the 13 teens on board were taken to the hospital no one else in the garage was hurt. a news alert now-- an investigation is underway into a tourism helicopter crash in pearl harbor -- which left five people injured. video captured the incident-- as the chopper crashed right in the water. fox's patricia stark has the latest donald tru

graham woodward bottoms up from downtown. 12 for woodward, bulldogs up 1. later its ore arogundade. same spot, same result. another 3 and we're tied at 42. 12 seconds left, down 3. reed timmer, ice in his veins. for the tie. good! game tied at 48...but a foul was also called on the ramblers...that sends dominick oleniczak to the line, chance to win...short. loyola now with a chance for the win, 2 shots for milton doyle wont fall and we head to overtime. in ot. timmer, crossover. to the rim. 17 points for timmer. then a little icing on the cake. oleniczak with the monster dunk. he scores 19. drake gets their 2nd mvc win of drake plays thursday in the mvc tournament. before we go tonight... yes you can teach an old dog new tricks... four shelter dogs rescued from slums and abandoned lots around sao paulo were trained as "ball dogs" for the brazil open tournament. their job? to retrieve balls that went out of bounds and then give them back to the players... the four dogs were frida, mel, isabelle and costela... sunday they are expected to take (cheering) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunt

tyler mccubbin - teacher, woodward academy (facetime denied resources and when we have to think about how we as teachers bring that into our classrooms that affects our budget on a personal level and when we try to bring those in and we cannot afford them, that's a part where it hits me the same goes for michele hawn, a member of afscme. michele hawn - undecided voter "i hear a lot of 'when i go to washington, this is what i'm going to do.' as evidenced by obama when he went to washington he made a lot of promises too and you know what? you can only do what congress lets you do." robby mook - clinton national campaign manager "other candidates have plans that sound good on paper - they're just never gonna get done. that's the difference in this race." hillary clinton's national campaign chair robby mook says his candidate has the experience to get results. robby mook - clinton national campaign manager "she has a track record of working across the aisle on the international stage, the domestic stage paul: again, caucus goers will meet at 7 o'clock tonight to decide who they will be su

said sir pat- trick and mike woodward. "monmouth theatre, with seating for 70 people, is a cozy venue that allows every audience member to have a great seat." said sir pat-trick. sir pat-trick is a proud hometown boy having graduated from elder high school and also from mount st. joseph university. "it is a great feeling to be able to bring this new show back home to the tri- state" said sir pat- trick. and national awards and also featured in articles in magic magazine, an international publication for magicians, about being directed and spina, david former lead artistic director. an illusion builder. he has designed illusions to make the guest of honor appear; caused a ceo to vanish from the stage and re- appear driving a car up the aisle of newport on friday february 26th, saturday february 27th, and sunday february 28th 2016. show times are 8pm friday and saturday and a 2pm matinee on sunday. about the best picture.. best actor and actress nominees... but what about the other oscar contenders. we'll take a look at a so

graham woodward bottoms up from 3. 12 for woodward, bulldogs up 1. later its ore arogundade. same spot, same result. another 3 and we're tied at 42. 12 seconds left, down 3. reed timmer, ice in his veins. for the tie. good! game tied at 48...but a foul was also called on the ramblers...that sends dominick oleniczak to the line, chance to win...short. loyola now with a chance for the win, 2 shots for milton doyle wont fall and we head to overtime. in ot. timmer, crossover. to the rim. 17 points for timmer. then a little icing on the cake. drake gets their 2nd mvc win of bulldogs play thursday in the mvc tournament against either missouri state or indiana state its been a weird season for uni. wins over iowa state, north carolina, wichita state...but also 12 losses. reglar season finale...on the road against evansville. 1st half. jeremy morgan, pull up 3. all net. panthers up 6, 18-12. next possession. clint karlson, who wants it, who wants it...ok ill shoot it. lead up to 9. just before half. wes washpun, driving, floater good. 14 for washpun, uni up 9 at the break. 2nd half 1

the "j-w woodward funeral home"...started offering services... in 19-16. at that time... a funeral cost only about 36-dollars. for the first 50-years... the family also provided services ... that weren't easily accessible to the black community...like loans and an generations have now helped famlies... through loss... over the past 100 years: ----- "that's a question i get asked very often, how do you deal aea ant nseo help oeyoheus well." ----- to celebrate the centennial... the woodwards are hosting a series of community service events... from blood drives... to a gala. for more information... look for this story... on w-s- p-a dot-com. the battle between apple and the f-b-i... over privacy and security...continues today. the government wants apple's help...to de-crypt the i-phone... of one of the san bernardino shooters... who killed 14 people... and a judge has ordered the tech giant ... to comply. but apple's c-e-o .. tim cook...says the fight could impact millions of law-abiding people...with smartphones. so he wants congress to create a commission... to review the

william woodward's trial was supposed to start monday. woodward has admitted to shooting three neighbors-- after an argument in 20-12. two of those victims died. earlier this week --a judge decided that the death penalty is no longer an option-- following the u-s supreme court's decision that florida's death penalty is =9stitutional. this altamonte springs man faces child porn charges. police arresting 24-year-old michael becker, on 10 counts of possession. officers say they were searching his home, after learning his computer was being used to share the material online. a crime alert at disney. a couple is accused of stealing things from hotel rooms. deputies arrested 19 year old "minoska guillen" and 25 year old "jake blair." disney security says they saw the couple looking into rooms at the "saratoga springs resort" last month. they detained them, and found i-pads and an i-phone --that had been reported stolen from rooms at the "saratoga springs resort" ..and the "old key west resort." *2%ye. new details about the moments leading up to

ajudge put a stay on woodward's case. the prosecution wanted to death penalty qualify the jury or delay next week's trial. the judge is saying at this woodward could get is live in prison. >>> brevard county commissioners pushed back a discussion on a new landfill until next month. it is by 192. the landfill will take construction debris, but it wetlands. >>> crews are doing a deem cleaning to make sure that mold doesn't get into the iss. the clean up is done as a precaution after tests found common black mold on two bags going to the international space station. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes. >> certified meteorologist brian shields. >> it is a great day. all right. i checked in on the visibility and no trouble. lake county today, 71. lake max, 73. claremont 74. a little warmer. we are going to be a touch warrior inland. winds 10 to 15. more clouds along the coast. a little bit more sun inland. radio day in osceola county, a great day on the way. 74. harmony temperatures running in the low 70s. but in brevard

jean woodward: she was friendly and had a good sense of humor. dave: a neighbor said her once spunky neighbor had changed recently. jean woodward: like she didn' t want to, she' d just say hi and kind of run in. dave: blake howard was enrolled at seminole state working on an associates degree. a professor told me he was quiet, smart, but enthusiastic about his studies. she said she' d miss him on her english class. in seminole county, dave jim: the attorney for arteaga says it' s too early to say if he' ll use some sort of mental health defense, or even if his client will have competency issues as they prepare for trial. meredith: it has been a rainy and stormy day across much of central florida. we' re now starting to dry out as a dangerous storm system moves away. while we did not see any damage in our area other parts of florida were not so lucky. some cities got quite a bit of strong wind and in pensacola a tornado touched down. this is drone video checking out the 70 homes, 24 apartments and dozens of vehicles that were damaged. let' s get r

. >> is a lifelong resident of canal fulton, abigail woodward says the north side of 77 around the pro football hall of fame bridgeses known as a popular popular speed traps. >> i think, about that for seven so i am really careful with. >> it is all about safety that safety that we can slow people down to the posted speed limits for lives saved.. >> admitting that that they seek out the northbound side of 77 near the bridge. >> but he does deny that there is any attempt to hide from spears. the canton post and close to 31,000 stops in stark county and summit county last year with two thirds of driver cited in close to one third with a warning. >> we would rather educate them and hopefully correct the behavior, if not, that a citation perhaps is the only way to correct that behavior somea idiot,, we issued the citation for. >> if you are northbound on the 77 towards the the pro football hall of fame bridge, whoever he says that they arell using lasers that can target your car aboutu half a mile away and if you are aggressively docking in and darting in and out of traffic, they see every

woodward's trial is set to start monday. an arrest is made in a deadly stabbing investigation in orange county. our cameras were there when david buchan was walked out of the sheriff's office. he's charged with murdering his girlfriend's father-- 81-year-old julian gresham. the elderly man was found in his taft home on saturday night. the girlfrined-- tessie gresham still is considered a person of interest-- but is not facing charges. chance to re- write history in lake county. the mayor of groveland is pushing the state for an four black men accused of raping a white girl back in 19-49. many say the 4 men were falsely accused. the u-s supreme court overturned the convictions of groveland four in 1951 based on a lack of evidence. before retrials could happen two of the accused were shot and killed, one of them by the then sheriff. lake county commissioners are considering a similar proclamation. new at five. brevard county deputies are trying to crack a fraud case... that has already cost one victim thousands of dollars. man

william woodward will be in court on february 22nd. prosecutors say woodward, who can be seen on a home security camera, went across the street to his neighbor' s home, and opened fire. three men were shot, two of them died. today wesh 2 talked to the mother of one of those victims. would change the length of time a family has to go through this. they shouldn' t have to go through this for three years and five months. angela: woodward unsuccessfully argued he was standing his ground, a strategy that added months to the case. stewart: st. paul catholic school in leesburg was back open today. this, after students were kept out of class yesterday, so the building could be disinfected. a spokesperson tells wesh 2 that many students and staff members came down with flu-like symptoms, including fever, cough, and congestion. parents were notified monday. angela: if there is someone in the crosswalk and you feel to yield, you could be slapped with a $164 dollar fine and 3 points on your license. as part of the best foot forward pedestrian safe

woodward unsuccessfully argued he was standing his ground, a strategy that added months to the case. summer: police in south daytona say they' ve identified 37-year-old derrick bell as the hit and run driver who crashed into an apartment complex wednesday night. police think bell was driving a rented 2016 chevy impala when he allegedly slammed through a concrete wall around the river golf townhomes on south palmetto avenue. no one inside the home was hurt, but police say the driver, who again they believe was derrick bell, limped away from the scene bleeding. meredith: a house and a vehicle were destroyed early this morning when a fire ripped through a deland home. firefighters say the home was fully involved when they arrived at the house on south stone street around 2:00 a.m. four people living there were able to get out safely. the red cross is helping the victims, and the fire marshal is working to determine how the blaze started. working smoke detectors. summer: a disney cruise ship has picked up 12 suspected migrants. the " disney wonder" was headed from miami to grand cayman o

woodward not exactly a right-winger which i think makes this of significance.. >> i think a lot of what hillary clinton does has to do with style and delivery, oddly enough. she shouts. there is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating, and i think it just jumps off the television. >> you wouldn't expect roger stone to say, that's a sexist remark, but others are saying it's a sexist remark and would we be so analytical of a man in a similar situation? >> her problem is worse than that, she's incapable of sounding sincere. she has a hard time lying with a straight face. she never sounds like she's telling the truth. she could be reading off the breakfast menu and you would assume she's lying. >> but the pitch, the intonation of the voice is what i'm focused on. >> i think it always has a phony quality to it. she sounds like she's reading from something else someone gave her. >> i remember here on cc cnn after the debate at the reagan center, i was on the panel and said relative to carly fiorina that i thought her content was strong but that she nee

barry was convicted of killing woodward in her saugus home by stabbing her eight times then smoking a on her forehead. he will be eligible for parole in five years. >>> tonight the attorney for a college student accused of pointing a gun at another driver says his client suffers from severe ptsd. fox 25's blair miller was in court and spent the day looking into his background. in court today he barely made eye contact with anyone. prosecutors laid out what they say happened here yesterday morning on route 9 in wellesley as two cars tried to merge in the same spot. he reached in and took out his loaded firearm. >> reporter: the man called for help giving offers the plate number. police say they eventually tracked down vegan along with the gun and 26 rounds of ammunition. he told them he had messed up. according to the police report, the responding officer asked mr. vegan how he felt when the other driver kept crowding him. felt anxious and has post traumatic stress disorder, ptsd. saying his client was diagnosed after returning as an army medical wreck he saw two friends die on the bat

sure we spoke to the woman in a way they could understand they saw us and my colleagues, dewanda woodward. clearing hurled hurdles. it was very much a sharing opportunity. in fact we called the program a sharing circle. whole notion, we impart information, also learning. it all works together. >> i know 50 years ago a black woman wouldn't be the head of an organization. a lot of these women weren't seeing positive role models, i think it is important for you to have these conversations >> you are -- i have been blessed. this sharing initiative has been a wonderful opportunity for us. >> i am interested about it is all about the benjamins. >> financial literacy. a lot of room teaching what is money for. do you earnrn to spend? do you look at money as a tool. a new suit every now and then. investing it and having the important things funding a business, supporting the causes so important to us. how to use money, how to save. so many are unbanked. how to use credit, not to put you in a hole. >> welcome t t "rightside," i am raphael armstrong. filling in for armstrong today one in four women

then we have autumn woodward, massage and bodywork therapist she is located in downtown asheville. and specializes in deep tissue, pediatric and family massage therapy the asia bed and spa is a bed and breakfast near downtown asheville. of course, the spa at the omni grove park inn is on the list. the atmoshpere resemebles the nearby blue ridge mountains. there is also the spa at the inn on the biltmore estate designed to reflect and evoke the elegance of biltmore. 3 3 3 3 here is a look at what you can expect for the next three 3 3 3 miami and virginia both trail carolina for the a-c-c- conference lead. coming up in sports, stan tells us which team won the battle for second. 3 good morning everyone in sports.huge game in the acc tonight.3rd ranked virginia at 12th ranked miami.both of them one game behind north carolina for the top spotcanes have struggled a little lately with some tough road losses, including the beat down in chapel hill.cavs keep moving davon reed., 5 threes tonight., 21 for him..canes up 8 with 3:14 left.----------but virginia goes to their star, malcolm brogdo

is that our job, bob woodward?he answer is not hatred, the answer is coverage explaining who he is. and i'm sorry, if i can persist on trump university if you go back when he set this up 11 years ago, he had promotion videos. listen to this promotion video. it's something -- reminds us of what we're hearing now. we're going to have professors and adjunct professors at his university that are absolutely terrific, terrific people. terrific brains. successful. he goes on and on and on about this and you look at it, this is still what he's selling right now. >> and donald trump's university -- i know -- you know why i know this story about trump university? because i've read about this story. i understand all of these people were promised, they were going to learn to be a real estate mogul like donald trump. they went out and trump wasn't there, somebody would show them -- and the only reason i bring that up is because i've read this story before, bob. voters don't care. i'm not minimizing it. the next question is why

they had 20 rebounds versus woodward. taft will learn -- look to turn the ball. >> how about la salle versus elder? that is a big matchup as well. >> throughout the game plans in the records. ali frazier will be a really tough battle. >> cj fleming and frankie hofmeyr. they will go at it. we will see how they do. >> walnut hills taking on east. >> these teams are very similar. both have won 16 basketball games. the tempo is important. >> finally, over the river. holy cross. that will be a huge matchup. >> holy cross has to do what it has done all year is get steph curry on it. i mean make shots. the other team is very disciplined. they are a three headed monster. it will be a good one. >> that was a huge district rivalry. kentucky as well. >> solid stuff. >> i will go to my push-ups here. >> derek and alex, thank you for wearing my favorite color tonight. we go to your drive of the week and overtime. moeller' s trey mcbride comes up with a big steel. 17 points in the 61-58 win. >> let' s look at the games we will have tom

now in effect for some customers.that includes those in and around pelzer street, kelly street, woodward street, jackson street, ramsdale street, and smythe street.officials say customers in those areas should vigorously boil their water for at least one minute before drinking or cooking.officials resulted in a loss of water pressure--which means there's potential for contamination. we'll pass along the word once the boil water advisory is lifted. 3 now time for weather and traffic together every 10 minutes----first let's get a check of the weather with chief meteorologist kendra kent---- 3 expect plenty of sunshine for the remainder of the work week with temperatures near normal for this time of year. some unseasonably warm air will enter for this weekend, then rain will follow.tonight temperatures will fall fast toward the freezing mark. thursday morning will start with clear skies and temperatures in the low 30s for the upstate and upper 20s will dominate with highs in the mid 50s for the upstate and around 50 in the mountains. friday will be sunny as well, with highs approaching 60 f

charged with misconduct in office. 41-year-old marshall hardin, ii was parked in his patrol vehicle at woodward park watching porn on his cell phone. officers say he got out of the vehicle went to the restroom where they say he performed a sex act on himself. he is no longer employed by the police department. >>> bonds been denied for a woman charged with felony dui. a new board died after a rack. drunk when she hit a car head on back on february 13. the passenger in the vehicle was seven months pregnant and she was taken to the hospital where she went into early labor. the baby lived 15 days. she is now in jail. >>> police continue to investigate saturday's incident at the mall. two people pulled out guns and fired into the air however nobody was hurt. experts say despite what happened there, shopper should deal with it head on by going back to the mall as soon as possible. >> if you have some apprehension, you really should try and go back soon because the longer you wait, the more the apprehension will grow. >> if you have any information that can lead to the suspects call trees -- 1-888-cri

a death penalty hearing is set for william woodward. he is charged in the shooting of three of his neighbors. two of them died. they say the neighbors harassed and threatened him and his family. the hearing is set for 1:00 this afternoon we will keep you up dated on what happened. >> crews brought in more equipment today . try to find a missing man in the atlantic . >> the management scene one day after going fishing trip . crews say they are adding a larger boat and a plane to search for this man. lloyd chamberlain. the empty boat was found in the beach. from satellite beach north . it's unknown of chamberlain was wearing a life jacket. we are checking with the coast guard to see how the rough conditions have factored the search >> hearings are expected to start for the sinking of the cargo ship . coast guard are trying to figure out if negligence played a role in the accident. you might remember that the sink ships sank near the bahamas killing all the members on board. it set sail for jacksonville left as does hurricane walking came

bob woodward says she has to lower the temperature a little. >> hillary, you have a microphone, theres no reason to yell. that is what microphones are for. look. howard dean of all people should understand this is not a sexist issue. his campaign imploded after he would, acted shrill we should say, after that, his campaign was essentially over. so i think it's good when he tells hillary tone it down a little bit, let's get on the same page in terms of communication, she has a communications problem not just with democrats but the rest of the country. she's not likable. and she's trying too hard here. and again, microphones are accentuate your voice, you don't need to be yelling. >> you sound good on your microphone. >> thanks. >> and he got criticized when he went this crazy. >> not only are we going to new hampshire, we're going to south carolina and oklahoma and arizona. and north dakota, and new mexico. we're going to california, and texas, and new york. and we're going to south dakota and oregon and washington and michigan. and then, we're going to washington, d.c. to take back th

associate editor of the "washington post" bob woodward.cal commentator and npr senior analyst cokie roberts. pulitzer prize winning editor writer for the "washington post," jonathan capehart and in new hampshire we have robert costa. and willie geist back in new york. >> why don't we go up to new hampshire and get a report on the ground from bob costa. bob, obviously donald trump is the story going in there, his second place finish along with marco rubio. give me a tale of those two campaigns yesterday. what did you see on the ground? >> well, i landed at 4:00 a.m., joe, and i was with senator marco rubio when he went to the airport diner and he was all smiles. he was spinning to his supporters and to himself as he talked to voters at that this performance he had in iowa was a win that will perhaps propel him here in new hampshire. that doesn't mean donald trump is shrinking away from the fight. i was with trump when he landed at the tarmac at a manchester airport at dusk, he came with his daughter ivanka. he had his swagger back. the trum

jean woodward: she was friendly and had a good sense of humor. dave: a neighbor said the woman who used to chat openly in the neighborhood, had recently become more distant. jean woodward: like she didn' t and kind of run in. s attorney said this about his brief meeting with her. jeff dowdy: clearly remorseful, saddened by the events, i almost got the indication that she hoped she did die. dave: howard was a student at seminole state. an english professor said he was enthusiastic and a gentleman. they gathering of evidence seems to be over at the condominium complex. as for the legal process, the attorney for the woman says it is too early to decide whether he will use any insanity defense and it is too early to say if if she goes to trial at all. live in seminole county, dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. meredith: a busy day of clean up in pensacola after severe weather destroys several homes. check out this drone video from the area. a tornado ripped a two mile path , damaging at least 70 homes, 24 apartments and dozens of vehicles. more than 2500 re

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belton combined utilities advises customers along pelzer, kelley, woodward, jackson, ramsdale and smythe streets to boil their water for at least drinking. resulted in a loss of water pressure and service to customers in that area. there has been no confirmed contamination of the system. however, because of the loss of pressure, the potential for contamination does exist. when folks think of heart attacks, they think chest pain, arm pain or jaw pain, but for 51-year-old scott, that wasn't the case. he was 45 years old, an avid biker and student at greenville tech. that is when he had his heart attack. he said he felt unusual after not feel pain and said something was wrong. >> i sat outside my vehicle in 10 minutes because i refused to believe i had a heart attack. i'm not having a heart attack, my arm doesn't hurt. they only had a minute or two before he had to be treated. geoff: he works as a lab technologist for bon secours now , working with the same people who saved his life. his advice, if you think something is wrong, get it checked immediately. they have free screening at the wel

if you live on pell zero, kelly, woodward, jackson or ramsdale you no longer have to boil your >>> sunshine and warm temperatures. there's folks at the biltmore today. we were almost as warm in asheville today as we were in the upstate. is it going to last through the weekend? we will keep our warming trend going with highs near 60 tomorrow in the upstate. we'll see a lot in the way of cloud cover. mostly dry on saturday. our rain chances start to increase during the day on sunday. heavy on the clouds over the weekend. still looking at warm weather though. on sunday near 70 in some upstate spots. here's the satellite picture tonight. we've got clear skies all across the area, a little bit in the way of cloud cover. over all a beautiful evening to be out and still pretty comfortable too. we haven't really cooled down too much yet. later tonight we'll see clouds on the increase as high pressure begins to move out. the moisture is able to stream in from the west. you can see quite a bit of clouds here lined up along a front to the west tonight. in the morning we'll look for lots of cloud cover

a judge granted a motion to stay the case of william woodward. on tuesday prosecutors told the judge they wanted to death penalty quality the jury or delay the trial. the judge said the only sentence if he's convicted is life. >>> this 23-year-old has a wrap sheet 22 pages long. all new at 5:00, 9 investigates why he wasn't off the streets before he shot a manager at a gator's dock side. >> tonight we have this video that shows just one of the fights that played out at a local high school. new this hour we're asking police what they're doing about what students call fight week. >> dozens of graves are bury in this historic apopka cemetery. that may have already hit a roadblock. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at >>> we want to update you on breaking news that's happening in volusia county where human remains were found in a grassy field. ty russell is live. what are you learning straight from the scene there? >> reporter: de

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vice chair of the democratic national committee, conservative radio show host hugh hewitt and bob woodward, author and associate editor of "the washington post." thank you all, esteemed panel here. bob, i'll start with you. if republicans succeed in blocking president obama's nominee, what are the political ramifications? >> well, i think they're immense, and i think this is a potential minefield for everyone, including hillary clinton and the obama white house because if you think ahead, because it was a conservative justice who died who's going to be replaced, the argument by the democrats is, gee, we're going to put a fifth liberal on the supreme court. the republican nominee can go out and say we are going to preserve the balance. and in the world now of real voters, i think it is the persuadable voter or the independent who's likely in a positive way to respond to the idea, yeah, let's preserve the balance. let's not do anything radical. >> that's true, but it also has the potential to really energize the base in both parties. nothing energizes conservatives, for example, like the sup

you may've had woodward and bernstein. but i grew up with geraldo and then judith mill. i mean, reporters? they're just more clowns to the circus now. a fine sentiment. i hope you have an actual legal theory to back it up because simple negligence won't get you there. unless you can prove malice. [cell phone beeps] jack, it's rubirosa. nolan just filed a motion to dismiss. what do you want me to do? duffy. your honor, the statute is crystal clear. a person must cause the death of another person. mr. driscoll was the cause of his own death. the only role that my client played was that of a journalist conveying a fact to an interview subject. what he conveyed was an erroneous report knowing the devastating impact that it would have. that report is what caused mr. driscoll to take his life. say whatever you want about the report. my client's hand wasn't on the syringe. well that's a hair-thin definition of causation. people v. duffy. the court of appeals upheld the manslaughter conviction of the man who gave a gun to his distraught friend. the court ruled that the defendant

he broke into virginia woodward's home back in 1987 and stabbed her eight times. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. but the 44-year-old became eligible when the state judicial court ruled that juveniles cannot be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. the amtrak signal problems that caused those major delays all day yesterday, guess what? they've been fixed. amtrak says the software problem cut off communication between the control center and the switches on the tracks that tell the trains exactly where to go. the incident and what happened here is all under investigation. ed: the vatican is reacting today to the comments made by pope francis about donald trump. that the comments about trump's religion were not a personal attack. the reverend fernando lombardi spoke to vatican radio saying that the pope believes that people should build bridges, not walls. trump frequently talks about building an actual wall between the united states and mexico. federico made it clear the pope will not step into u.s. voting issues.

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. >> reporter: at the fairfield central high school basketball game, jimmy dorsey and miriam woodward were trying to understand why walmart left. >> and it was a joyful place. it was like home or like a church or something. >> and i'm praying that something else comes and takes its place because we really need it. >> i think that the customers deserve to know something, you know? i spent a lot of money at walmart. >> reporter: besides helping place employees in other stores, walmart did leave another parting gift. its foundation contributed $30,000 to the town's economic development effort. >> were we disappointed that it could not be a lifelong endeavor? yes. but, winnsboro's been around since 1784, and there is a survival attitude here. and we will survive. >> joining knee from clinton, south carolina, lisa desjardins. lisa i i there's been some big news. >> there has been. jeb bush has suspended his campaign for president. this obviously has great consequences for the future of the republican race. for one thing it freeze up large donors who have backed bush for many months. rememb

. >> reporter: amber woodward said she panicalleder boyfriend and tried to grab few items. >> electronic, my thousand dollars camera, and i started to smell mhing. i asked my bfriend if there was anything on the ov or stove. nothing was there. >> reporter: jennifer cabrera oked out and saw the sme and fles right oner frt steps. youay lose everything, what do u ab. >> i grabbed my sort, my car y my dog the boyfriend, gas champagne we were going to take to dinner tonight. reporter: as fire fighters worked to get the fi under control, displaced residents waited in nearby restaurants and shops. riam tater a the way broadtreetas al affect. only those with orchestra level cts were aowed to see it in's rrmance of rain. and because emergency lighting had been income ou and many people got back in e homes without an ho or so but for others, it was a iting me. >> they just teased a lot of us. ey sa th some pele could go back in. butot all . ' waing. >> reporter: peco tells me a transformer did in the blow. th was not the u of the fire but actually some equipment that attaches to the transformer. i

then it's graham woodward stepping back and adding in three more. a bit later it's timmer again, thru traffic and in for two more. he had a game high 20. bulldogs within one! but wichita state closes the half on a 27-5 run. look at this three by ron baker. that is a shooters roll! shockers go up 44-21 at the break. drake shoots 25 percent on the night. they fall. 74-48. now the iowa hawkeyes are getting ready test at indiana. if you're thinking well iowa has this in the bag-- they beat the hoosiers on their home court last year-- well fran mccaffery might tell you differently. he doesn't expect thursday night's showdown to mirror last year's tilt in bloomington. "this is a completely different team than they had in a lot of different ways. and we have a different team so it's great to have that experience go down there in that environment and be successful like we were last year and that's a good thing. but this game will be a lot different i think. " jon/3shot we'll be right back... you're five news at 10. brad: weather adlib: sunshine today, but w

brevard county prosecutors say this is home security footage of william woodward going to his neighbor' s house, where he allegedly opened fire, shooting three men. two of those men died. a judge today denied the state' s request to make this a death penalty case, and ruled the trial will begin monday. meredith: right now, and anti-beltran' s washed ashore in brevard county is the only sign of many disappeared over the weekend. search teams are still scouring satellite beach and jetty park and work never. they' re looking for a a friend call police on sunday night when he denied her from the man. the boat was spotted on indian harbour beach after police being his cell phone. sheriff' s office and wildlife officers are involved in the search. a controversial bill to allow people to bring bills into airport terminals in florida has taken off in the states that it. the measure was narrowly approved by the searcher -- from the justice committee would allow people offensive weapons licenses to continue carrying sidearms into airports before screening process. opponents including law-enforce

at woodward theatre. the hope is to bridge the gap between worship and community and reach those who haven' t yet found that perfect balance between their lifestyle and doing god' s work. >> it' s going to look like church, but it' s not going to look like church. so we are going to have stories instead of a sermon. and bible stories and personal stories. we' re going to have beautiful music and art. kyla: they are calling it a safe place for the rebellious, rejected, and right-brained. the hope is that the event can reflect what the over-the-rhine neighborhood looks like in all of its diversity. and that it is a place where people feel like they belong. lisa? lisa: a huge outpouring of support for the rabbit hash general store more than a week after it was gutted by fire. duke energy, which has a plant $25,000 to the effort to rebuild the general store. add that to more than $50,000 raised online to rebuild. the store has been in operation since 1831 and will have to be rebuilt with period materials to r

two days after christmas in 1987 the now 44-year-old broke into virginia woodward's home and stabbed her eight times. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. after the state judicial court ruled juveniles may not be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. >> a suspect in an assault that triggered campus wide security measures at umass amherst has now surrendered to police. >> newscenter 5 was first with the details and she is live in framingham. >> just moments ago the framingham teenager was put into a sheriff's van and he is now on his way to western mass where he'll answer for the amherst assault. 19-year-old william mccown of framingham is accused in the assault that trillingerd a two-hour lockdown at umass amherst. campus police say armed with a gun mccown and another suspect made their way into a dorm. >> we have looked at the video evidence. clearly, it shows as well as our witness interviews, clearly shows both suspects being led in -- let in by a u mass student that they knew. >> no shots were fired but the laceration. over night th