police say they have new forensic evidence that was processed by analysts with the south carolina law enforcement. they're searching for a light colored midsize sedan. today, najeer's family got together with a group called 'put down the guns now young people' "i have battles every day. i cry every day. you know, i have to look at my son on an obituary. i look in the cell phone on some pictures or something like that. his birthday last year we was at torture." "i ask the police, chief holbrook and his staff, to go a little harder in trying to get justice and closure for ms. buggs and the brothers and sisters of najeer buggs." najeer would have turned 15 this upcoming monday. if you have any information on this shooting call crimestoppers at 1-888- crime-sc. the u.s. justice department wants to shut franchises, claiming the columbia locations are filing false federal income tax returns in order to increase their customers' refunds. on monday, a civil lawsuit was filed, asking district court for south carolina to permanently bar christopher haynes from preparing federal tax returns. acc

police say they have new forensic evidence that was processed by analysts with the south carolina law enforcement. "i have battles every day. i cry every day. you know, i have to look at my son on an obituary. i look in the cell phone on some pictures or something like that. crying. it's torture." najeer would have turned 15 this upcoming monday. if you have any information on this shooting call crimestoppers at 1-888- crime-sc. tonight, the court-martial of sergeant bowe bergdahl is officially on hold. a judge has issued a "stay of proceedings." the judge is waiting on an appeals court to make a decision about whether classified evidence should be shared with berdahl's defense team. bergdahl is accused of deserting his post--after his capture outside a military base in afghanistan in 2009. time would be inappropriate--given his five years in captivity and the torture they say he endured. the wife of the late senator clementa pinckney is speaking out about life after the tragedy in charleston that killed her husband and eight others. today, jennifer pinckey spoke at duke university sh

police say they have new forensic evidence that was processed by sled analysts. "i have battles every day. i cry every day. you know, i have to look at my son on an his birthday last year we was at the bowling alley. this year, we will spend it crying. it's torture." najeer would have turned 15 this upcoming monday. if you have any information on this shooting call crimestoppers at 1-888- south carolina has delivered a blow to the obama administration's energy policy. state attorney general alan wilson filed suit tuesday against the federal government for the second time over an unfinished project near aiken, that would convert nuclear weapons components into reactor fuel. the suit seeks daily fines of 1 million dollars for missing the january 1st deadline. coming up on the news at noon... the winter is the time doctors say we see an increase in people dealing with the flu. how this season is shaping up. plus, bringing healthy food to table for families in need. how one local organization is looking to reach that goal. break one i know jeb. i know his good heart

technologies, new forensics, in to see how that could be applied in this case, and he would go in every year with new evidence to the d.a.s. >> we wanted to bring the case to conclusion. no matter how long it took, we were going to stay with it. >> i started in the boulder district attorney's office in 2009. i started under the new administration with d.a. stan garnett, and sure enough, in the summer of 2009, dave hayes showed up on our doorstep with boxes upon boxes upon boxes of the investigative file into the murder of sid wells. in december of 2010, 27 years after sid wells was murdered, the d.a. signed off on an arrest warrant accusing thayne smika of murder in the first degree. >> after getting the warrant, we put together a coordinated search which included sending detectives to every place where there was members of the smika family or close friends of the smika family. unfortunately, the family, without exception, told us they did not know where thayne was and did not know how to locate him. >> i think mistakes were made. i think this family has suffered what my family did, inc

chad harris/laborato ry forensic scientist 14:30:00 the new building is definitely a great improvement over our old space it's much more spacious so we have room to grow and expand 14:30:07 the lab is also very busy handling the increase in meth related cases. it investigated 278 cases last year and now even designated a specific lab in the new building for meth. ananda rochita/roanok e "as part of the renovations, a former roanoke county school was demolished. however they were able to save 60,000 bricks to serve as benches outside. in roanoke ananda rochita wsls 10." widespread power outages continue to affect nearly 7- thousand people in southwest virginia tonight. there are still more than 250 locations - the majority in roanoke city and county -- without power. cold house the last two days and resorted to warming up in the car. they bought a cooler to prevent food spoliage... altogether they've spent 200-dollars on extra supplies and gas. charles nichols / lost power: "the reason that it's not going to be on till friday is fill in the blank...we were not given any kind of answer.

developments based on forensic evidence. they are also working to find if there are any additional witnesses. they ask if you have any information in this case, call crimestoppers again that number is 1- triple-8-crime-sc. 3 ininichland county..deputies need your help finding a shooting suspect. they say the incident happened on jade tree last thursday. when they arrives deputies say they found a passenger in a car had been shot in the upper body. the victim was taken to the hospital where he is still recovering. investigators say they are silver or pewter 2006 or 2007 model chevy pick up truck that was seen in the area. if you have any information... call crimestoppers at 1-triple-8- crime-sc. 3 3 3 3 when we come back...reggie anderson will have highlights from high school hoops at hammond and brookland cayce...stay with us here on news 19. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 brookland at hammond school hoops from high have highlights anderson will 3 3 when we come anderson will from high at hammond cayce...stay with us here on news 19.

police say they have new forensic evidence that was processed by sled analysts. "i have battles every day. i cry every day. you know, i have to look at my son on an obituary. i look in the cell phone on some pictures or something like that. his birthday last year we was at the bowling alley. this year, we will spend it crying. it's torture." najeer would have turned 15 this upcoming monday. if you have any information on this shooting call crimestoppers at 1-888- crime-sc. the obama administration's crackdown on power plants has been put on hold. the u.s. supreme court tuesday blocked epa rules which would have limited power plants to fight global warming. critics have said the plans would mean dramatically higher electric bills. a coalition of 27 states and industry groups sued to stop the plan. they called it an "unprecedented power grab" by a federal agency. the court ruled the plan cannot go forward until the legal challenges are hammered the court-martial of sergeant bowe bergdahl is officially on hold. a judge has issued a so- called "stay of proceedings."

chad harris, a laboratory forensic scientist, says it's a relief. :57-1:04 chad harris/laborato ry forensic scientist 14:30:00 the new building is definitely a great improvement over our old space it's much more spacious so we have room to grow and expand 14:30:07 the lab is also very busy handling the increase in meth related cases. it investigated 278 cases last year and now even designated a specific lab in the new building for meth. nat sound showing around 14:22:55 now they have an area to work ... our examiners examine a case and see what's relevant while construction at the expanded portion of the lab is complete ... crews are now working on renovations at finished this summer. in roanoke ananda rochita wsls 10. planned parenthood will soon close its doors in blacksburg. the decision comes as part of a consolidation plan with the roanoke clinic. wsls 10's bethany teague joins us live from our new river valley bureau. bethany.. when is this change supposed to happen? this is scheduled to take place at the end of march. planned parenthood recently began notifying its blacksburg patient

and now looking at new charges with forensic evidence and if you have any information, call driem stoppers. >>> richland county deputies need your help finding a shooting suspect. when they got there, found a person in a passenger car with a gunshot. they are looking for a sievei silver or pewter chevy pickup truck. if you have any information, call crimestoppers once again. >>> a housing complex is one step closer to closing now. looking to have demolition fees waived. and now what the city is going to co, the financial commitment and handling the dre brie and one says it's going to improve the economy in the city and the kointh. >> request the demolition , it's money to put that money into the land fl fill. the county owns the landfill and there's an idea where we would forgive the fees to go into the landfill and i think it could revitalize the area. >> could cost the city $500,000 if they're not waived by richland county. >>> if you see some smoke near the rock preserve, don't wore are you. we're told there's a controlled burn taking place with -- kind of a late afternoon. approximatel

new advances in forensic technology has certainly played a part. lloyd harris was charged with murder and rape. he was living in a hotel in kansas city when he was arrested. >> a former charles county circuit court judge pleaded guilty in court today for ordering a deputy to shock a defendant. he was charged with a misdemeanor several rights violation. he ordered the deputy to press the button of a stun cuff attached to the defendant shocking him with a 50,000 volt electrical charge. witnesses say he gave the order when king continued speaking after the judge told him to stop. >> he overstepped his boundaries, you know? this is a court of law where the law should be upheld. you know what i'm saying? to the same fact is you have somebody being disruptive whereas i was citing case law trying trying to protect myself. >> he has had a run-in with the law before. in 2009 he pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge for deflating the tire of a car parked in what he considered his spot at the courthouse. >> developing tonight, the world health organization decl

investigators say they are actively following new developments based on forensic evidence that was processed by analysts. now, some of that information, investigators say, they are also working to determine if there could have been additional witnesses to that shooting. here in this surveillance picture taken from the scene, you see this car here? officials are lockoking for it. they say the vehicle was used in connection with that deadly shooting. you are urged to call crimestoppers at 1 is -- 1-888-crime sc. several recalls that may have you checking your home this afternoon. ones safe. >> welcome back, the ongoing zika health crisis continues to grow in the u.s. there are already 66 confirmed cases in 19 states and the district of columbia. yesterday, five states joined that list. indiana, delaware, tennessee, pennsylvania and ohio. medical professionals in northern california are now working to make sure that it doesn't spread to their state by asking some blood donors to stop giving. this is for those who traveled to mexico, central or south america. they're being asked to wait at least

investigators say they are actively following new developments tonight based on forensic evidence. they are also working to find if there are any additional witnesses. they are asking if you believe you have any information in the case you are urged to call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. >>> richland deputies also need your help finding a shooting suspect. last thursday they were called to j tree road and auburn leaf drive to investigate a shooting there. as a passenger, and a car, was shot in the upper body. that person is still in the hospital. they are looking for a silver pickup truck if you have any information call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. >>> richland up it is also need your help finding two suspects one of her -- for fraud. the suspect stole the victims credit card and use it at the walmart on two notch road back on january 24. investigators say they spent about a hundred $70. if you have any information you believe is valuable call crimestoppers at 888-crime-sc. >>> a lawsuit has been filed in federal court against the us energy department in regards to the mocks fac

investigators say they are actively following new developments based on forensic evidence that was processed by sled analysts. investigators e also working to determine if there were additional witnesses to the shooting. this is a surveillance picture taken from the scene of the crime. officials say the vehicle was used in connection with the deadly shooting. if you have any information that could help in the case, you're asked one-triple-eight-crime-s-c. 33 still to come... columbia is anything but "famously hot" this morning. we're taking a closer look at those cold temperatures... and a frosty tease... from mother nature.a bitterly cold start for your wednesday forecast. expect the cold and blustery conditions to continue this from main and gervais. >>> hey, there. good morning topping "america's money" -- plinging at the pump. is this drivers in some western states could see prices dip below $1 a gallon. >>> if you've had enough of squeezing into your seat on a plane, a member of congress feels your pain. >> tomorrow, legislation will be introduced to force the faa to agree to a minimum

every piece of it, of course, is forensic evidence. live, news 4 new york. crane collapse is the first of its kind since 2008. they prompted changes for safety regulations. in march of that year six construction workers were killed and dozens others injured on 61st street. two months later in may a giant crane crashed into an apartment building on east 91st street. since then, there's been several small incidents involving cranes. since then, a worker was killed when a 170 foot crane collapsed at the construction site. four others were hurt. in october of that year, you may recall this from super storm sandy. a construction crane being built on west 57th street collapsed due to the fierce winds. it was left dangling for months. in january 2013 a crane collapsed in long island city. walked away with minor injuries. last april a construction worker was crushed to death when the hydraulic system crashed and pinned him between a bomb and boom and a truck. last may they were hauling an air conditioning unit sending it nearly 30 stories. 10

now bodie sell more forensics in northern virginia will be testing the more than two thousand sexual assault evidence kits and the first kits to be tested are coming from right here in hampton roads from the virginia beach police department. those kids should begin to arrive at the lab in the next couple weeks with results on the way in about six to eight weeks it's really important this be done thoughtfully and carefully because this could be used as evidence in criminal cases the testing is funded through the one point four million dollar grant to the a g's office ignored in september just a couple months after our initial investigation. i think the stories about the untested kits and public awareness helped really bring this issue to the forefront program started to provide the resources the use of those resources now sending a message to the victims whose search for justice has gone on for far too long. they know that their commonwealth understands how serious this this and that we stand without and we're going to work and do everything we can to bring the perpetrators to justice

at new hampshire's state police forensic laboratory, technicians take in 750 new drug cases every month. that's 200 more than they can physically process. >> we have a backlog of about 3,500 cases. it is literally like shoveling sand against the tide. >> reporter: still, back on streets of manchester, undercover and uniformed cops keep making arrests, keep trying to hold the tide at bay. the quantities of heroin we saw are staggering. a ten gram finger of heroin, about the size of an average person's thumb or finger, supplies enough individual doses for 330 hits. the dea chief in new england telling us some seizures could supply thisser roin to every single resident. >> unbelievable. deborah feyerick with that report for us tonight. thank you so much. up next, back live to new hampshire. donald trump skipped the last debate but he will be front and center in tonight's debate in the granite state. what should we expect from the front-runner when he takes the stage? will he unload on his rivals or will we see a kinder, genter donald trump? jay knows how to keep nice shorts, dad...g. they

and a forensic facility used to unlock phones in other cases. apple executives told the reporters that the demand violates the company's right, compelling a third party to work for the government. fbi director james comey said that this is just about a single phone. nonetheless he told a house panel on thursday that this cannot help becoming a larger issue. >> we have two roles, one is in the cases, we must do a competent investigation following the murder of 14 people. we will. we'll use whatever tools are available. in the large erconversation our role is to make sure folks understand the costs associated with moving to a world of universal strong encryption. the microsoft legal officer told the house committee that the government has gone too far. >> we do not believe courts should seek to resolve issues of 21st century technology with law that was written in the era of the adding machine. we need 21st century laws that address 21st century technology issues, and we need these laws to be written by congress. >> everyone seems to agree this is

yesterday a judge said he is giving a forensics investigator extra time to is charged with killing scott during a traffic stop in april. he is now out on bond. 3 new numbers show there are more than 5-thousand homeless people in south carolina. this morning, a new program is helping them find jobs.the department of employment and workforce is partnering up with "transitions" for the back to work program.it's a 5 week boot -camp meant to help people not only find jobs... but keep them.out of 19 people who graduated last year, 14 got jobs in december. now 22 more people will start the journey back to work 3 the mentoring is the best part you have a one on one job coach they help you do the resume they teach you the basic skills of how to dress for an interview, how to conduct an interview all that stuff is just wonderful 3 the department plans to continue the program every 6 to 8 weeks. right now the program is only for people in transitions but they hope to 3 low-income moms-to-be ... will be getting help to make sure their children are as healthy as possible. governor haley announced yes

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lisa: new developments in the fight against heroin in ohio. senator sherrod brown has introduced new legislation that he says treats opioid addiction as a multi-faceted problem. he says his legislation includes prevention, crisis response, and long-term recovery support. senator rob portman has been promoting legislation that is already moving through the senate. it includes federal support for treatment and recovery programs. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. randi: good morning. bundle up. there will be sunshine and temperatures should get to about five degrees warmer than we were yesterday. the good news is the wind is only about five miles per hour. he could still feel like the single digits early this morning as you head out. a system will drop some snow from chicago into louisville. our better bet is later in the day. maybe about half an inch of snow tomorrow evening. looking ahead at the seven-day forecast, cool air and breezy conditions into the weekend. 25 on valentine' s day. another chance for snow on sunday night,

yesterday a judge said he is giving a forensics investigator extra time to analyze that evidence.slager during a traffic stop in april. he is now out on bond. 3 3 3 coming up...mizziou handed the tough loss...reggie anderson will tell us how things are looking for the gamecock men hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america she spent a lifetime making a difference for people. winning healthcare for 8 million children. benefits for families of reservists and the national guard. standing strong around the world for human rights and women's rights. hillary clinton. take on the drug companies to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and give everyone the opportunity to go to college without going into debt. she'll get the job done... for us. i'm hillary clinton 3 today's teacher of the week has known since she was younger than the st

. >>> the new invoices released shows $2 million to a digital forensics firm on top of $8 million previously disclosed. >> drivers in new jersey continue to see lower gas prices at the pumps. triple a mid-atlantic reports down three cents from last week. the national average rose by just two cents to $1.72. analysts say gas prices may rise slightly in coming weeks as refiners conduct annual maintenance. >>> a victory for uber and other ride sharing companies operating in new jersey. transportation officials have decided not to prohibit them from operating at newark airport. a ban was supposed to go into effect on monday. also, new jersey transit -- as of today, more than 1 million wal-mart workers across the country will bring home a larger paycheck. wage from 9-$10 an hour effective today. it's not just a race for minimum wage workers. full time workers will see their -- while part timers see a 6% bump. wal-mart will pay an additional -- to cover the wage hikes. police officers wounded in a wild shootout. nypd officers and the suspect is shot in an overnight gun battle in brooklyn. why the

attorney general mark herring told thirteen news now exclusively he has contracted bodie sell mark forensics in northern virginia to test the more than two thousand sexual assault evidence kits and the first kids to be tested are coming from right here in hampton roads from the virginia beach police department. this can be used as evidence based testing is funded through the one point four million dollar grant. we told you the a g's office ignored in september just a couple months after our initial investigation. we also talked to the attorney general about how exactly this testing process will work and what happens if a kit that lab test match is a rapist in the database you want to miss that part of our story. new at six. laura stabbed her boyfriend to death but she won't serve any time for murder. today a judge dropped the charges against megan basis the commonwealth's attorney says the virginia beach woman acted in self defense when she killed terrance covington back in september. covington family talk to christine of christine's for j co outside the courthouse and they're furious about

what we are seeing in new hampshire and across this country is that state police forensic laboratories have accumulated a backlogs of heroin and fentanyl cases because they don't have resources to do the testing. in new hampshire, the state forensic lab receives about 750 testing requests each month, but it can only process 450. and the growing backlogs result from an increase in heroin cases and a dramatic surge in fentanyl cases. just to give you some idea of senator ayotte touched on this, but in new hampshire, according to our chief medical examiner, in 2013, we had 193 overdose deaths. 18 of those were fentanyl related. in 2014, we had 326 overdose deaths. 145 of those were fentanyl related. and in 2015, we had 385 deaths from overdoses, 253 were fentanyl related. we have got to act with a sense of urgency because delays in processing drug samples have disrupted every stage of the policing and judicial processes. we are no longer able to identify combination and designer drugs by sight. undercover law enforcement are forced to wait to verify samples before continuing investigation

it was the forensic stuff that i decided, you know, let's get a new, fresh look at the computers and the forensics. >> reporter: two weeks later detective ford casually drops the report off at richter's desk. >> and i look at it, and i see that -- i see the word "deleted." and i said, "no, these video files are deleted." he's like, "oh, absolutely. it was all deleted." >> reporter: now the evidence is clear. this was no accident. somebody intentionally deleted security camera video from the precise hours when nique had left, or been taken, from the house. the difference between the word deleted and corrupted for you is what? >> deleted, to me, means it was deleted by a person. somebody went in there and deleted, wanted this video gone. >> reporter: so now, you got to figure out who had the >> reporter: and what did your investigation show? >> coincidentally enough, the defendant in this case is, by his account, a computer expert. a surveillance expert. >> reporter: it's all circumstantial but it's enough. the cops are now rebooting their case and the timing couldn't be worse for matt

@p>> the lady downstairs took my @medicine and -- @reporter: he's a forensic @psychologist based in new york, @training officers around the @illness and how to respond. @p>> they're hungry for training @and they want to better their @skills. @reporter: experts say the first @goal is to get the unstable @person into custody, without @using force, while keeping the @officer safe and improving the @perception of police in the @community. @mental health professionals are @encouraged by this type of @training. @p>> our hope is that the police @officers will be more responsive @and less reactive, so that our @outcomes are such that they're @getting people into treatment. @reporter: the jail has 495 @inmates right now, they estimate @that any given tile 70% of those @being held here have mental @health issues and are @significantly less likely to @admit it to staff because of the @stigma associated with mental @illness. @chief willard says war veterans @with ptsd are adding to that @population who may behave @erratically. @p>> once the officers make that @assessment they talk in a lower @aggre

to my supporters, i want every forensic test possible done because i am innocent. zellner, a high powered chicago attorney known for overturning wrongful convictions, wasting no time in criticizing his former role in putting avery behind bars, even taking to twitter, defending her client. >> we will do everything necessary that's forensically available. >> reporter: the netflix docudrama putting the spotlight on his bizarre legal journey. charged for a rape he didn't commit only to be charged for the murder of 25-year-old teresa halbach and convicted. >> it's hard enough. you know, going to prison for something you didn't do and you got to do it all over again. >> reporter: now zellner telling abc news she noticed something strange saturday. seven of her tweets about the former prosecutor and allegations of planted evidence mysteriously deleted. zellner says she didn't delete them and she doesn't believe twitter did either, tweeting, so if the truth hurts, just delete it. zellner launching an independent investigation focusing on dna evidence found on halbach's rav

it investigated 278 cases last year and now even designated a specific lab in the new building for meth. kevin patrick/directo r of western laboratory of forensic science - "with the ability to add more equipment rather than six examiners working on waiting in lane waiting on an instrumentation we have six pieces so you only have two people waiting in lane." while construction at the expanded portion of the lab is complete ... crews are now working on renovations at the old building expected to be finished this summer. new tonight at 11 ... new allegations unfold in court today during the corruption trial of bristol virginia utilities' chief financial officer stacey pomrenke during today's opening statements.. the prosecution said pomrenke e- mailed five witnesses prior to her trial. pomrenke encouraged quote - a culture of corruption at b-v-u. pomrenke denies she had any involvement in corruption. she is accused of tax fraud, bribery, conspiracy and extortion. a grand jury decides to charge a suspect in the so called "mansion murders" in washington d.c. the grand jury investigating the

(gfx) "to my supporters: i want every forensic test possible done? because i am innocent" zellner - a high power chicago attorney known for overturning wrongful convictions - wasting no time in criticizing avery's former prosecutor ken kratz -- for his role in putting avery behind bars?even taking to twitter defending her client... (sot kathleen zellner) we will do everything necessary that's forensically available (nats) the netflix docu-drama spotlighting much of avery's 2003 for a rape he didn't commit only to be charged again 2 years later for the murder of 25 year old teresa halbach and convicted (sot steven avery) it's hard enough going to prison for something you didn't do and you have to do it all over again. (gfx) but now zellner telling abc news she noticed something strange saturday... seven of her tweets... about the former prosecutor and allegations of planted evidence...mysteriously deleted...zellner says she didn't delete them and she doesn't believe twitter did either?tweeting: so if the truth hurts, just delete it zellner -- launchin

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