live in durham, angelica alvarez, abc 11 eyewitness news. steve: angelica, thanks. in north raleigh, a church on capital boulevard shutdown. there were concerns that a a woman heard the gust of wind before the tree fell. >> i was in my room. the wind was blowing really hard. i looked out my window. it was, like, boom. my son called me down. steve: a church members says that the owner just renovated that entire space for months ago. no one was hurt, but the building has significant damage. tisha: a mother and daughter were in their mobile home in wake county when violent winds ripped the roof off. the family says the father is not in the united states right now, but an extended family member and the red cross will be helping the mother and the girl get back on their feet. they do have somewhere to stay tonight. in cumberland county, about 1000 customers lost power this afternoon after the roof from a small building lieu onto the was no significant damage. power was restored by 6:00. there was also an outage reported with a large tree limb on a line. steve: many of yo

angelica? angelica: we are still months from that decision as we hear from residents who were on both sides of the issue. [indiscernible] >> i would say that the involvement here is very active. angelica: [indiscernible] is the vice president of the [indiscernible] company. they want to build a shopping center. a proposed project that has mixed reaction from those living nearby. >> with regard to retail and grocery -- >> it is probably the worst angelica: they would be losing what they call a sense of community. >> [indiscernible] and that is a situation that we are facing. angelica: they have four meetings with residents and they are planning a fifth. they are trying to find a plan that they can be happy with. >> there is a far better plan, in my opinion. angelica: still at this time, not everyone is ready to roll out that welcome mat. as the vote stands tonight, the plot of land is now open to commercial use. it is still early in this process and there are more meetings in the months to come.

angelica: he owns this plaza off rock quarry road. he said the community center and the barbershop at the end were filled with donations, and when and bernadette mcallister said help came in all sizes. >> one year old, two year old kids, picking it up to get it on trucks. angelica: the donations are still coming in. more cases. angelica: they helped to deliver another truck full of the simple water. steve: angelica alvarez with the impressive effort in southeast raleigh. new tonight, the downtown raleigh alliance celebrating its 20th anniversary. downtown raleigh was in serious to climb. keynote speaker peter hirschberg marks as an innovation city. he is a heavyweight in the tech world.he spent nine years at apple and served as an advisor to microsoft. tisha: relaxation through destruction. where it's ok for adults to pitch a tantrum. steve: bill cosby making what he wants back from one of the women accusing him of rape. tisha: a tourist helicopter spiraling out of control near pearl harbor. what you have learned about the moments bef

angelica: the donations are still coming in. angelica: they helped to deliver another truck full of the simple and much-needed gift of clean water. steve: angelica alvarez with the impressive effort in southeast raleigh. new tonight, the downtown raleigh alliance celebrating its 20th anniversary. it was first formed in 1986 when downtown raleigh was in serious to climb. keynote speaker peter hirschberg says raleigh is getting high marks as an innovation city. he is a heavyweight in the tech world.he spent nine years at apple and served as an advisor to microsoft. tisha: relaxation through destruction. where it's ok for adults to pitch a tantrum. steve: bill cosby making demands. what he wants back from one of the women accusing him of rape. tisha: a tourist helicopter spiraling out of control near pearl harbor. what you have learned about the moments before the crash. first, let's take a look outside the raleigh eyewitness news center. a few folks on fayetteville have plunged. chris: temperatures are going up in a hurry as we ge

. >> el matrimonio religioso del presidente mexicano y angÉlica rivera pudo realizarse gracias engaÑos. asÍ lo sostiene una investigaciÓn, dada a conocer por el semanario mexicano. >> la relaciÓn de la voz esa manera express, porque utilizaron el tribunal eclesiÁstico de mÉxico. 10 parece que hubo ceremonias, en donde se violaran las formas canÓnicas. >> angÉlica se casÓ en 2004 en dos celebraciones religiosas. una ciudad de mÉxico, y otro en el cuerpo acapulco. segÚn la investigaciÓn dada conocer la arquidiÓcesis encabezada por el cardenal norberto rivera, iniciÓ un proceso express para anular el matrimonio y castigo del padre quien oficiÓ la misa. se asegura que la boda que oficiÓ una boda simbólica. >> inventaron una serie de delitos, como el hecho de que dice tribunal eclesiÁstico manipulÓ, angÉlica de los testigos. >> el padre fue sentenciado a mudarse desde mÉxico, ya no deja de ser mÁs. esta sentencia permitiÓ la liberación del primer matrimonio, y apenas un aÑo despuÉs se casÓ con enrique peÑa nieto, es decir rivera logrÓ en meses lo que otras person

steve d.: -- i am angelica alvarez, abc 11 eyewitness news. steve d.: i am a dog was shot times. -- and a dog was shot and almost times. tamara: a rescue dog will have a big reunion tomorrow in durham. there was a full investigation in durham county last july. more than one dozen dogs were living in unspeakable conditions. the southwest michigan [indiscernible] club nursed the dog back to health. steve d.: a close call on a busy highway. the heart stopping video is coming next. and this was a nightmare flight. the family says they were kicked off the plane. what the passengers did what had them so upset. and if you have ever seen anything like this, it is pink was on a treadmill going through and wheat lost plan. -- a weight loss plan. and it looks like a good weekend coming up. chris: it is still a little bit the butchers will bottom out in the mid-30's, but all systems weekend.announcer: abc 11 is keeping you connected. find us on facebook, like our page, and stay up-to-date on news updates. steve d.: a huge mess caused by a blizzard dumping

el tecnicismo donde se violaron las normas canÓnicas. >> en casamiento de angÉlica rivera en 2004, en ciudad de mÉxico y en el palco de acapulco segÚn investigaciÓn dada a conocer la arquidiÓcesis de mÉxico encabezada por norberto rivera iniciÓ un proceso para anular el matrimonio y castigo el padre josÉ luis salinas que ofrecerÁ el misa en acapulco. una de los investigadores dicen que fue una boda simbÓlica la del padre salinas. >> no tuvo acceso al abogado defensor, inventaron una serie de delitos, como el hecho de que el, dice el tribunal eclesiÁstico que manipulÓ a angÉlica rivera y los testigos. >> el padre salinas fue llamado a no ejercer mÁs el sacerdocio. apenas un aÑo despuÉs angélica rivera se casÓ con enrique peÑa nieto se casÓ con enrique peÑa nieto el 27 de noviembre de 2010 rivera logrÓ en meses de otras personas logran en aÑos. >> la propia angÉlica rivera se presentÓ a este juego de simulaciÓn diciendo que ella no sabÍa y no entendía que fue manipulada por el padre salinas. >> el mÁximo tribunal del vaticano anulÓ la sentencia contra el sac

angelica alvarez is live at n.c. state belltower where the families will be gathering this weekend. angelica: [indiscernible] they left to such an impact that the campuses are holding memorials and prayer over the next two days in their memory. two families first joined in marriage and tragedy. read closer than ever over the past year. finding strength in each other. and in the great legacy of their children. >> [indiscernible] angelica: consider a camp last year, scholarships, service awards and programs here and around the world have flourished in the names of deah shaddy barakat, yusor abu-salha, and razan mohammad abu-salha. to this day, their parents are still finding out ways that their life in touch so many. >> i work at the dmv last week she said, he helped -- angelica: it has also been -- [indiscernible] >> how many -- [indiscernible] angelica: he says his daughter was killed execution style and his son-in-law the shot multiple times. awaiting trial for the murders, is the former neighbor, craig. his attorneys say that he snapped over a parking dispute. veteran investigator

la boda entre enrique peÑa nieto y angÉlica rivera ocurriÓ cuando era gobernador del estado de mÉxico. pero el reporte no sÓlo habla de una anulaciÓn expres del primer matrimonio religioso de ella. si no ademÁs, de que un sacerdote habÍa sido injustamente castigado. >>> (gritos) >>> la boda fue un final de un cuento de hadas, ella actriz famosa y Él polÍtica bien parecido y poderoso. era noviembre del t 2010, pero segÚn la revista portal, fue in irregular la anulaciÓn del primer matrimonio religioso. >>> angÉlica rivera fue testigo que fue manipulada, que fue un acto irregular >>> la actriz se casÓ en una inglesa el 2000 de diciemb de d 2004, dÍas despuÉs el sacerdote salinas bendijo el matrimonio en una playa, segÚn el reportaje de genaro villa mil fue tomado como una segunda boda >>> para acelerar una anulaciÓn matrimonial y nosotros tar faci entre angÉlica rivera y peÑa >>> el tribunal eclesiÁstico pidiÓ no ejercer el sacerdos el >>> esta segunda anulaciÓn es matrimonio nulo por simulaciÓn >>> nosotros solicitamos un comentario sobre el reportaje la respuesta fu

angelica alvarez's in downtown raleigh with more of the story. angelica: they voted on the new >> do you believe that what you are done here that african-american voters have a reasonable opportunity to elect candidates of their choice? >> i can see the you are brilliant man. you are very good attorney. i'm going to answer that by saying these maps were adopted by the criteria adopted by this committee. angelica: 24 yeses and 11 nose. the committee decided i criteria to follow the new map. districts of equal population and is not use race as a deciding factor as they were accused of doing in 2011. the democrats say the new map is >> they have probably carved out 10 districts for republicans and only three for democrats. angelica: there's a federal court order to produce a new map by friday. counting the governor mcauliffe special session tomorrow. they are waiting to find out from the supreme court whether the new map will be used on your ballot come march 15. that special session will be here at 10:00 tomorrow morning. steve: president obama wil

angelica alvarez is live at n.c. state belltower where the families will be gathering this weekend. angelica: [indiscernible] the campuses are holding memorials and prayer over the next two days in their memory. two families first joined in marriage and tragedy. read closer than ever over the past year. finding strength in each other. and in the great legacy of their children. >> [indiscernible] angelica: consider a camp last year, scholarships, service awards and programs here and around the world have flourished in the names of deah shaddy barakat, yusor abu-salha, and razan mohammad abu-salha. to this day, their parents are still finding out ways that their life in touch so many. >> i work at the dmv last week and -- [indiscernible] angelica: it has also been -- [indiscernible] >> how many -- [indiscernible] angelica: he says his daughter was killed execution style and his son-in-law the shot multiple times. awaiting trial for the murders, is the former neighbor, craig. his attorneys say that he snapped over a parking dispute. veteran investigators are trying to figure out if thi

angelica alvarez was there where the state gop welcomes her to the neighborhood. angelica? reporter: we are standing at the office at the corner of martin and wilmington. it is a small, but packed space. they will do a lot of work for the clinton campaign in this room you see right here. leading the way with the north carolina democratic leader -- he says clinton's voting history and protecting planned parenthood is one reason why he is choosing the clinton ticket, and supporters believe they can turn it around for her in north carolina and said she has a strong following in the south. meantime, before this clinton event, members of the north carolina republican party showed they say the fbi probe into the use of her private e-mail is a big reason why she is ad for north carolina. >> her performance in the democratic primary so far has shown that this fbi investigation is a big animal around her -- and will around her neck dragging her down. it's ugly proves she cannot be trusted, not only with the nation secret. she cannot be trusted with the white house. >> again, it is a

heather: angelica alvarez is standing by. those two ladiesheather: panthers facebook crowded bars to cheer on the hometown team but it was not meant to be. elaina athans is live in uptown charlotte. we would be seeing tonight. reporter: not at all. i was in a party earlier that was about 300 yards outside of the bank of america stadium. is completely empty out. there are a few fans hanging out of the bar but mostly everyone is gone. the area cleared out. we saw a lot of people started the file out during the fourth quarter. getting ready to close up for the night, bringing on the monitors they had set up earlier. this area was packed earlier this evening. we can roll the video and you can see hundreds of people gathering in uptown to watch this game. yes, fans are disappointed and upset. one says listen, we had a pretty good season. a lot of people discounted the panthers the entire season and they made it to the super bowl. and that is a major a compliment. the super bowl, they want to win and be awarded the trophy. on tuesd

angelica alvarez is live in durham to tell us all about it. angelica: the grand opening is happening after the loss in south carolina. he is trailing clinton in the win column. supporters here say that it is only the beginning. >> we are going to win north carolina. angelica: it was a packed house here in the campaign office for democratic official helpful bernie sanders. angelica: the new office -- [indiscernible] the name bernie lit in lights on the outside. one day after the senator from vermont suffered a big loss in the democratic primary in south carolina. hillary clinton one with 73% of the vote. >> we got decimated. the only positive thing for us is that we won the 29 years and younger vote, which was good. angelica: so far, sanders is behind clinton in the wing category. it only went so far is in new hampshire. while she has iowa, nevada, and now south carolina. but it is not been this crowd is worried about. >> we are here to win north carolina. as long as we're able to talk to the voters of north carolina, we can win it. angelica: a

angelica alvarez, abc 11 eyewitness news. joel: we are -- hopefully all that brine is working the way it is supposed to. heather: here are some of your abc 11 eyewitness photos. you can see snow blanketing the car in the ground. joel: this is from orange grove road in hillsboro. they got a good little dusting. over an inch or so. heather: lisa found her car covered in a blanket of snow in durham when she went to take the dog out. that was a big surprise. melanie is excited about the her message is, "ayyay snow." we want to see your pictures in your videos. joel: we have been in touch with officials over at the airport. they tell us about a dozen departures for tomorrow morning are already canceled. you for going to the airport, check with your airlines to see if your flight is on time. one more check of live pictures. this is state university in boone. more than half the snow good pileup in allegheny before the system winds down. heather: these next 12 hours are the most critical. you can stay one step ahead of the winter wea

angelica alvarez is live with all the latest of elements. angelica: this started wednesday morning. 13-year-old nicole lovell's parents found are gone. her door was barricaded and it escalated when they found out >> late saturday night and the investigation that is to davis eisenhower, a virginia tech student. reporter: to this mug shot, a stark contrast to suspect. charged with kidnapping and murder. tonight is suspected accomplice, 19-year-old natalie kiefers also studying engineering. she was charged with disposal of a body and accessory after the fact. police believe eisenhower knew the victim. he used the relationship to take advantage. >> i don't think about happened to her because she was always the cutest little thing. reporter: he was last seen on wednesday -- she was last seen on wednesday. lovell had a liver transplant when she was small and needs they search for days for her. yesterday please underbody 80 miles away just over the border in north carolina. her father posted this on facebook. devastated when my daughter has been fo

angelica: it is definitely just beginning. they say it is one of their busiest times, if not the busiest time of the year. take a look at this crowd. there's lots of blue. happy fans are here. go panthers. very excited fans here. thank you for that. a lot of awesome fans here. it is the busiest day for the carolina location. the fans are super excited and a little nervous to see what super bowl 50 will bring for the panthers. >> it is huge. it is potentially peyton manning's last game, people look everybody less cam newton and the panthers. it is going to be crazy. angelica: of course, we will be here to see the crowd reaction of the first touchdown. they were excited already to just be on camera. i cannot wait to see what they will do after the first touchdown. we will hang out with them probably all night long. one other porphyry later tonight. -- will have their report for you later tonight. joel: we thank you all from raleigh. we had to uptown charlotte and athens picking up our team coverage from a popular watering hole.

angelica was pregnant. earlier this month, doctors told them to practice safe sex. >> since the doctor suggested us to use protection, yeah, we are going to use it. >> reporter: the advice either condoms during sex is now being given by the c.d.c. to all pregnant women whose male partners have been to zika-affected countrys. on february 2, the first known case of sexual transmission of zika virus during the current outbreak was reported in dallas. with today's 14 suspects cases, the c.d.c. is rethinking how the disease is spread. jennifer mcquiston studies zika at the c.d.c. >> with these new suspected cases that we're investigating, we're really becoming more aware that sexual transmission may happen more often than we previously thought. >> reporter: zika has been linked to microcephaly in newborns, abnormally small heads and developmental delays. the virus remains in the blood for an average of about one week, but can stay in semen for much longer, 62 days in one case. there's no evidence of sexual trans

angelica alvarez, what do you see where you are? >> we're seeing a lot of rain. it just let up a little bit. i don't know if you saw that lightning -- we haven't seen a lot of lightning and thunder. it is so dark out here; it is hard to see. we finally found a working traffic light, so that's good news for this area. but it's very hard to see in front of us in the rain has been coming down. very hit and miss. we just went through a few minutes of hard rain and it is starting to come up on the side of the road. it is so dark that sometimes you don't even know you were driving through it. good to take it slow, just is hit and miss, very dark. thankfully, we are finding some working traffic lights. >> all right, angelica alvarez. we appreciate that live look. we're talking about power outages, and they are significant across the viewing area. we're seeing tweets from the power company hard at work. take a look at the triangle. power outage numbers coming in from duke energy right now -- they are really adding up. if you find yourself without power, you can always ca

i'm angelica alvarez. heather: eyewitness news will be covering this winter weather all morning long. we will be helping you prepare for the worst spots in the road with reporters spread across the triangle in fayetteville. joel: in durham a man taken to the hospital after an argument police say the man only managed to walk one block after being shot in the leg and groin. it's off holloway street. he is injuries do not appear to be serious. officers have not yet found the family -- heartbroken family thinks an app is responsible for the personal tragedy. joel: spreading the love on this valentine's day. first, a live look outside on fayetteville street's. this is from our raleigh eyewitness news center. we are seeing some other wintry precipitation around the viewing area. all of the sundry winter weather advisory. orange county under a winter 28 degjoel: disturbing questions about a feature on a social media app and if it led to a deadly crash. snapchat can let you record your speed in cars and something

here is angelica alvarez with the outpouring of love in this difficult time. reporter: it started on wednesday when her parents woke up to find her daughter gone. their nightmare escalated monday realized they would never see their daughter alive again. >> late saturday night in the investigation latest 18-year-old david eisenhower. reporter: from a smiling facebook photo to this buckshot. a star contract -- stark contrast charged with kidnapping and murder. his suspected accomplice, a sophomore at virginia tech also studying engineering. disposal of a body and accessory after the fact. police believe eisenhower knew the victim, 13-year-old nicole lovell. >> i didn't think that would happen to her. she was always the cutest little thing. reporter: she was last seen on wednesday. her parents a she disappeared after climbing out of her bedroom window. climbing to that worry she had a liver transplant when she was small. volunteers searched for days for her. yesterday please underbody 80 miles away just over the border in north carolina. her father then posted th

entre ellos estÁ angÉlica gutiérrez. aunque naciÓ en estados unidos a los seis aÑos de edad, angÉlica no hablaba inglés. >> cuando empecÉ a ir a la escuela le dijo mi mamÁ la maestra que tenÍa una discapacidad de aprendizaje. lo primero que hizo mamÁ es agarrar el telÉfono y llamar a su comadre, a doÑa rosa, y le pidiÓ que viniera todo los dÍas despuÉs del trabajo para ayudarme con mis tareas. empecÉ a mejorar las calificaciones, pero fue una de las primeras experiencias que alguien me dijo que no iba a poder aprender en un sistema normal que no era probable. para --marÍa elena: se le sumÓ otra dificultad.no se dio por vencida. obtuvo una maestrÍa en ciencias polÍticas y sociología. >> hay muchos latinos que han podido avanzar bastante. me considero un ejemplo pero entre muchos. marÍa elena: fue un paso mÁs allÁ al sacar un doctorado en administraciÓn de empresas para ayudar a estudiantes que asesoraba. >> lo que me estaban diciendo es que los profesores no eran latinos. fueron esas experiencias, e

initially , it is known that a firearm was angelica: the scene has in released. the police chief says she is well aware that the community wants to know more. right now, they are asking the public for patients and as for the family, the police department, and our community. there will be a vigil later on tonight near the area. we will keep working the scene out here and bring another update again at 6:00. steve: raleigh mayor also addressing today's shooting. ed: what mayor turned to irony. body cameras are now being worn by many police officers across the nation and here in north the hope is that wearing them gives investigators a better idea of what really happened. but the shooting happened an hour before the meeting started in the chief never showed up. she was going to talk about the benefits and concerns of the new technology as well as the cost involved. instead, the mayor and did the meeting early and then spoke to reporters. i don't know if it would have made a difference. irony in it. the primary thing is we don't want the situations to happen in the fi

steve: the police chief asking for prayers for all involved and urging people to let -- angelica: we will hear from the chief again in a few moments. right now, she is asking for patients and for prayers for the family and the police officers and for raleigh has they this neighborhood. in a brief news conference, she told our cameras that police were out here to arrest akil hankins is no strength to the law he has -- dinkins -- denk ins is no stranger to the law. today, the police chief says there was a chase between police and denkins before he was shot and killed. >> our thoughts and our prayers. go out to all involved. i ask everyone to please be patient while the follow-up investigations are being conducted. angelica: the state bureau of investigation and the raleigh police department internal tisha: the aclu of north carolina issuing a statement saying far too many people of color are victims of excessive force. steve: it points to the need for raleigh to buy body cameras. ed crump now with the details. ed: it's hard to believe that less than an hour before raleigh police chief

angelica alvarez with more. reporter: she has been here since early this morning and her husband has been right there with her. it was just after 3:00 this her. she had been in a crash on i 40. bonita martinez was driving with a passenger when all of a sudden he put the car in reverse. williams was in the car behind them and crashed right into him. he died on the scene. is passenger suffered minor injuries. her husband said she had to be cut out of the car she was in and she has several broken bones and a possible brain bleed and he is praying for a full recovery. >> a good word. anything of that nature. heather: troopers -- reporter: troopers believe outside of duke university hospital, angelica alvarez, abc 11 eyewitness news. joel: governor john kasich says he's not ready to follow jeb bush out of the contest. >> we did well in vermont. we think we will do well in virginia. we believe we will over perform in mississippi. we think we get to the midwest, whether it is illinois or michigan. i don't have to win t

angelica? angelica: we are along oxford road right now. here's a look at what we are seeing good the rain looks like it is washing a lot of the stuff away. there are some icy patches still to watch out for. let's get you some video we saw this is off red mill road near to me go parkway. ended up in a ditch. he wasn't hurt by he did say he did slip on some ice. there are still some icy patches to watch out for. overall, durham police department and the sheriff's office have been responding to dozens of accidents throughout the day, contributing much of them to the weather, same people have been slipping and sliding. thankfully, there are no serious or life-threatening injuries to report. we have been seeing dot with plow trucks trying to clear ice off of roads, just like this one. so they are still out and about treating icy spots. if you are about to hit the roadways, just take it slow. while it looks like the rain is washing it off, there are still icy patches to watch for. i will check in with you guys in about an hour. rainy day in the

on august 15th, 2015, zevenbergen and her friend angelica perez, plotted to rob national bank branch located inside hy-vee on hamilton boulevard. "miss perez left the bank," "miss zevenbergen feigned passing out, in order to give miss perez more time to escape and flee the scene." perez had entered the bank in disguise and handed a note to zevenbergen who worked as a teller there, saying that she had a gun. perez left with 10- thousand dollars and their actions left a workplace rattled. "malicious act changed the workplace dynamic," said mandi sievers, from the security national bank. "within one week, the bank lost two employees. others requested to be relocated." perez, who was also described as an exceptional student, is a former member of the east high school chamber choir and speech team. she and zevenbergen have been close for many years by bonding over health issues they've had since they were young, according to perez's mom, melissa bates, character," "she's always been a really, really good friend to heaven. and she's always felt sorry for heaven." as bates was leaving the w

angelica will show us the conditions there live this hour. angelica? cam here in breaking news one, and it was coming down a lot harder than this a few minutes ago. oh wait, there you go, now you can see it. this is the rain that we are seeing right now at this hour. it was a lot worse than this, but as we are getting on the interstate, visibility is a low and another thing we are noticing is that there is a lot of ponding on the sides of the roads. we are taking it nice and slow as we are heading out and if you are heading out, this is what you are going to see. we will keep you updated throughout our newscast. for now, back to you guys. joel: angelica alvarez on a rainy day. we are also getting our first reports of some storm damage in durham. steve daniels is in the breaking steve? steve d.: this is the gusty wind that they were talking about. it can see that tree across alpine road there is also blocking one-family's driveway. that is exactly what chris is talking about. the gusting wind is coming through entries trees that are prone to coming down

perez angelica perez and 19 year old heaven zevenbergen were both sentenced to 5 years in prison for robbing the security national bank located inside the hamilton hyvee store. that's where zevenbergen workrk as a teller. according to court proceedings, zevenbergealso pretended to faint to allow her roomate, perez, time to get away. the two were eventually caught and pled guilty to 2nd degree theft in connection to the crime. the judge presidig over the case says he's never had a case like this one in his 13 years on the bench. " i hope you understand i just don't understand this at all. doesn't make a bit of sense to me whatsoever. i can't imagine what the motivation whould have been. there are kids in this world who would love to have half of what you have going for them what you ve going for you." jenna: judge neary says he considered supending the two teens prison terms, but wanted to send a message that this type of crime results in harsher punishment. both teens have been ordered to pay back nearly 10 thousand dollars and will havto serve at least half of the 5 year sentences.

our cameras were there as angelica luz marrero and nestor gerardo badillo made their way out, made bill and walked out the doorsfelt felony charges after the wild turn of events yesterday. abc action news anchor lindsay logue will have more in a a few minutes. >>> a $3,000 reward is up for grabs to get an accused killer off the street. a warrant is out for malinea's arrest, he is accused of stabbing a man at a rose brook mobile home park. you may be able to claim that by calling in information to crime stoppers. >>> we will follow up with polk county deputies, waiting to find if a woman has charges for killing her long-time boyfriend, she is only charged with lying investigators say someone shot clark in the head at the winter haven home thursday. clark's body. had-- homicide team hasn't had an unsolved homicide in over 7 years. she is testing us. but it is not a very hard test. >> investigators say she stopped by the house with her brother to show him and ask him for help moving the body. he refused and isn't facing charges. >>> also in polk county 2 men arrested for swapping price sti