." - debbie lee - oak to riverside neighborhood leader debbie lee is the leader for the oak to riverside neighborhood association. she credits the police department for being proactive - by forming close relationships with the city's neighborhoods - for the low crime rate. 21:24:37 "progress doesn't happen in a vacuum, and i would really exceptional police chief who has been willing to be creative and try different approaches." - debbie lee - oak to riverside neighborhood leader those different approaches include training landlords to keep crime out of their apartments, meeting with students every fall at iowa state university, and providing resource officers to neighborhoods. 11:47:42 "i credit this very much to the leadership in the police department, that has...been working very hard on being a proactive rather than a reactive situation." - mayor ann campbell - ames commander jason tuttle says it's a cycle...if you have a low violent crime rate, you can focus your energy on preventative measures to keep it that way. 11:20:27 "and so, when we can do that, and we have the time to do tha

." - debbie lee - oak to riverside neighborhood leader debbie lee is the leader for the oak to riverside neighborhood association. she credits the police department for being proactive - by forming close relationships with the city's neighborhoods - for the low crime rate. 21:24:37 "progress doesn't happen in a vacuum, and i would really credit - ames has been fortunate to have an exceptional police chief who has been willing to be creative and try different approaches." - debbie lee - oak to riverside different approaches include training landlords to keep crime out of their apartments, meeting with students every fall at iowa state university, and providing resource officers to neighborhoods. 11:47:42 "i credit this very much to the leadership in the police department, that has...been working very hard on being a proactive rather than a reactive situation." - mayor ann campbell - ames commander jason tuttle says it's a cycle...if you have a low violent crime rate, you can focus your energy on preventative measures to keep it that way. 11:20:27 "and so, when we can do that, and we have

. >> across the hall at uc riverside they're studying one of those compounds. researcher iliana cordova is focused on nicotine concentrations in re-fillable e-cig liquids. in this case, the solution tested is "tennessee cured" by red oak, a fluid made by johnson creek enterprises, an online seller of e-liquids and accessories. >> we order a bunch of them and just run most of them just to test the accuracy of the label. and in this case this is 18 micrograms per milliliter, so this would be considered a high nicotine concentration. >> so the test here is we'll see how much it's measuring from this peak and then we'll compare that to what's on the label. >> and as you can see from our control it was a lot higher. so we know for sure that it is nicotine. and in a recent paper that we published we found out that this specific sample was 59% higher nicotine than its advertised label. >> whoever bought this got way more than they bargained for. >> yes they did. >> techknow asked johnson creek enterprises about its nicotine labeling discrepancy. they offered this stat

the riverside senior came to the u.s. fleeing gang violence in honduras and fears he will be killed if deported. custody in north carolina and face deportation. >>> friday and stocks are down. let's take a look at the latest numbers now from the dassments we see it is down some 54 points right now. also, this morning, we have the nasdaq down 46 points and the s&p 500 down 3. for complete market and business news, go to wral.com and click on business. >>> state lawmakers are finishing up work this hour on new congressional districts required by a federal court ruling. that new map is due by the end of this day. wral's capital new york bureau chief laura is lawyer -- wral's capital bureau chief laura is live. >> in the debates, both yesterday and today, republican leaders said that the map was dr. thomas hopperlo, the same who drew the old map that federal judges ruled relied too much on race. he has begun drawing his map on his own computer. some lawmakers asked whether he remembers where the highest concentration of black

riverside is home to the largest latino population in county. attendance has dropped by at least 20% because students say they are too afraid to come back to school. we'll have much more ahead at 7:00. also at today's meeting dozens of parents demanding the dress code conduct to be changed. on monday we told you about now at havertys furniture, it's our annual presidents day sale. which means it's the perfect time to create the perfect home. now through february 15th, everything in our store is on sale. plus, we're offering thirty-six month, no interest financing. come in today for our best prices of the year. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. sfx: knocking. we're early! the presidents day sale. havertys. >>> looks like a mixed bag of weather tomorrow, huh? >> reporter: this is not going to be like the one as last time, but the roads are colds so that first bit of rain, sleet or flakes the going to accident in s it is going to stick. the bulls eye this time is greeneville, sandhills may be a dusting or freezing main

traffic is being diverted on bains street to riverside drive.we have a crew on the scene - working to learn more about the crash.if we get new know. held at knifepoint - a lockland man shoots and kills a would-be robber.9 on your side reporter evan millward has the latest on who police are looking for right now. police are now looking for the driver of a gold car that took off.they say it was supposed to be a robbery.but the man who rents this house had a gun - and used it.three or four men who neighbors say the folks here didn't recognize - showed up around 2.then ran when this homeowner fired a shot.it hit the would-be robber in the chest and he died on the living room floor. sot - dwayne palmore/neighbor invasion or anything, but what i do know that if it was someone that done this, then nobody in the community knows them."police alluded some criminal element present in this neighborhood - but wouldn't yet say if this was drug related.we're told it was captioned on nearby surveillance.in lockland, em, 9oys. well known attorney and radio talk show host lisa wells is now facing drugs

well, if i left here now, i could be in riverside in an hour. oh, yes, yes, i have the street number. and mr. yamaguchi, i'm rather curious, how did you hear about my work in dichondra? well, that was very nice of mr. yoshida. yes, i've done business with his nursery for years. yes. well, i'm looking forward to meeting you, mr. yamaguchi. (fake japanese accent) ah, so, ah, so. rikewise, mr. addison. heh, heh, heh, heh, heh, heh. one more phone call, and the coast'll be clear for my party. (phone ringing) hello. oh, hello, mr. webster. well, thank you. my husband and i are looking forward to meeting you, too. oh, it was not chicken pox? no, just a rash. the little tyke ate six boxes of strawberries. oh, i'm so relieved to hear that. may i speak with mildred? well, she's in the tub. it's saturday, you know? oh, but it's silly of mildred to bother with the luncheon. i've already told the girls to come here. well, all right, if she insists. i'll phone the girls and tell them that the meeting is back at your home. bye. oh, wilbur, i'm sorry. i'm in a

but they saved the riverside." reporting in reno, jack sutton, channel two news. meteorologist angela schilling will have a look at your today seems very similar to what we saw on saturday. we're seeing some high level clouds with sun filtered behind it. temperatures are mild for this time of year, into winds right now are light, sustained at five to ten miles per hour. they will pick up this evening in advance of a weak system to our north. this weak system will give us more cloud cover tonight and a few the oregon border. temperatures tomorrow morning will near the freezing point. monday will be dry. futurecast stays quiet this week with some more cloud cover on strengthens on thursday and friday. seven day shows quiet weather with highs in the mid to upper 60's and overnight lows in the upper 20's and low 30's. coming up in sports, it was photo finish at the 58-th running of the daytona 500 today... dallas will have that the nascar sprint cup season got underway this afternoon with the 58th running of the daytona 500... with 40 cars and 500 miles of racing... t

dedicated for people with special needs.and now the folks behind the miracle league baseball field in riverside park plan to expand. 3 first on fox. 3 the board's president went tonight to lay out that idea... and ask for help. 3 siouxland news reporter nick popham was there... nick, what do they hope to add to the park? 3 3 larry, diana... kevin negaard says he wants to add more facilities that can be used by people with disabilities.a siouxland nonprofit organization is moving on to the next step of their project.negaard said the non- profit group raised more than a million dollars to build its baseball field in riverside park last year... and now he's looking to raise money for phase 2 of the project.that includes building a baseball to the existing babafield and playground.that project is expected to cost nearly 200- thousand dollars... but negaard says it'll make the space even better than it already is. 3 "when we see how phase one came together and how the community and the city really came together to support it and what its offered for kids with disabilities and their families, now, yo

now folks with the miracle league baseball field in riverside park plan to expand.the board's president went before the city council last night to talk about the idea... and to ask for help. kevin (knee - guard) negaard said the non - profit group raised more than a million dollars to build its baseball field in riverside park last year... now he two... which will include building a baseball field - shaped splash pad next to the ballfield and playground that's there right now. that project is expected to cost almost 200 - thousand dollars... but (knee - guard) negaard says it'll make the space even better for the people it serves. 3 "when we see how phase one came together and how the community and the city really came together to support it and what its offered for kids with disabilities and their families, now, you can't be more excited about what phase two will do because, again, it'll just create more integration and add another really nice piece out to the 3 complex."the city supported the miracle league's first phase with a 330 - thousand dollar donation. (knee - guard) negaard ho

." - debbie debbie lee is the leader for the oak to riverside neighborhood association. she credits the police department for being proactive - by forming close relationships with the city's crime rate. 21:24:37 "progress doesn't happen in a vacuum, and i would been willing to be creative and try different approaches." - debbie lee - oak to riverside landlords to keep crime out of their apartments, meeting with students every fall at iowa state university, and providing resource officers to neighborhoods. 11:47:42 "i credit this very much to the leadership in the police department, that has...been working very hard on being a proactive rather than a commander jason tuttle says it's a cycle...if on preventative measures to keep it that way. 11:20:27 "and so, when we can do that, and we have the time to do that, we can get into the association leaders on trying to solve specific problems in our neighborhoods." - commander jason tuttle - ames police department with plans to add another police officer to the force next year...the ames police department says its doubling down

she'll be at riverside middle school at noon today. geoff: also happening today. bill clinton will be campaigning for hillary clinton in the upstate. west end community development center beginning at 1:00. doors open at 12:15 p.m. that's at 404 vardry street in greenville. as we take a look behind us, at least, i thought we would have the anderson skycam behind us, but we have an looking at a number of our skycam spirit conditions still dangerous this morning. dale: anywhere where ice formed yesterday is still there in spots. roads and many quite -- cases thought out quickly with rain. take a look at wind chill, steps across the region, you will find ice. the careful there. 32 degrees in spartanburg and calm. we haven't watching showers left from the system last night. a few spots getting a little light rain. most of the heavy rain is now pushing in the charlotte area and heading on east. here are the counties highlighted in dark purple under an ice storm warning. hope, rutherford county, the ice of yesterday piled up in those counties. very treacherous driving.

vehicle pulled up beside them and someone started opening fire the two men were injured and taken to riverside hospital but are expected to be okay when i was out there there i saw several state police cars on the highway as well the large police truck parked behind a cadillac sedan had several bullet holes on its side in its glass shattered. a spokeswoman with police as the call came in around two this morning at sixty four west near harper's bill wrote at that time two lanes were blocked while police collected evidence against those lanes have opened traffic is moving freely right now again we have been in constant contact with the police will keep you updated as we get more information live in newport news elise brown thirteen years now. it's a good thing problem this morning for commuters in that area absolutely right now actually been watching ashlyn has been watching it for what three hours now and has been started yet this has been going on for quite a while thank goodness that about thirty minutes as the morning rush hour. things did clear out so that's very great news you guys just me

on january 28th he was on his way to riverside high school when he was caught in an immigration raid. his sister says he entered illegally in 2014 and is awaiting deportation. riverside high school has the largest latino population in the district has dropped 23% all surrounding fears of more raids. >>> thousands of customers of blue cross and blue shield insurance commissioner spoke to wncn. he says he met with the company's executives this week and heard the problems customers months, they includes issues with billing and verifying coverage. an examination is being launched after receiving more than 1,000 complaints from customers since early january. >> this particular examination will help us learn about what has happened to prompt those complaints, what caused it, how -- what can be down to prevent it from happening again and really how it happened and by who. >> they apologized for the ongoing problems, and at the same time the company is considering getting out of the affordable care act marketplace. the company writes: consistently losing money ultimately puts all of our custo

now the move comes after this student was arrested january 28th on his way to riverside high school. his sister told me through a translator acosta entered the country illegally in 2014 he is escaped -- ies family says he escaped certain death at hand of gangs and riverside high school is home to the largest latino student population in the county and we just learned that since the immigration raids attendance has dropped by at least 20%. now i am told students are simply too afraid to come back to school. >> this is caused serious serious harm to the entire community. it's terrorized everyone and he is detained and faces deportation. >> and back here outside the headquarters again-- >> reporter: and back here outside the headquarters again we plan to check in with school what attendance is looking like there. we are told that the student in this particular instance acosta is being held in georgia and plans are underway to deport him back to honduras. reporting outside the durham public schools headquarters, mario boone wncn news now. >>> the state is plapping to take a closer look a

dedicated for people with special needs.and now the folks behind the miracle league baseball field in riverside park plan to expand. 3 3 and tonight that story is new at 10. 3 the board's president went before the city council tonight to lay out that idea... and ask for help. 3 siouxland news reporter nick popham was there... nick, what do they hope to add to the park? 3 3 larry, diana... kevin negaard (knee-guard) says he wants to add more facilities that can be used by people with disabilities.a siouxland nonprofit organization is moving on to the next step of their project.negaard (knee-guard) said the non- profit group raised more than a million dollars to build its baseball field in riverside park last year... and now he's looking to raise money for phase 2 of the project.that includes building a baseball field- shaped splash pad next to the existing ballfield and playground.that project is expected to cost nearly 200- negaard says it'll make the space even better than it already is. 3 "when we see how phase one came together and how the community and the city really came together to suppo

she'll be at riverside middle school at noon today. also happening today, bill clinton will be campaigning for hillary clinton in the upstate. he'll be holding an event at the west end community development that's at 404 vardry street in greenville. allyson: we have several closings and delays at the bottom of your screen and watching icy spots. dale: two-hour and three-hour delays across the region, so check on your school. check out your old steps because they could be icy. if you left your car out, you probably have a pretty good layer on the car. clouds and fog as we look out from our greenville skycam. 34 degrees, so above freezing in greenville. right at freezing in spartanburg. 32 degrees and i see his places seem to be in polk county, rutherford county, cleveland county, so be careful. ride along the i-40 corridor, freezing advisors. we had quite the event yesterday and it is working its way out of here with clouds and fog. sunshine by later this cold morning temperatures will climb fairly quickly. the coldest in spartanburg an

day danceme, riverside high school posting the dancece for special-needs student from throughout lake county and their mentors the at great way to meet new friends. >> enjoy making people smile and having fun. dislike making people smile. >> i get to take pictures with favor girls it's going a way to show off some those. >> they were treated to lunch and other activities,t all donated from local businesses to make this a day to remember.d >> just-in-time for valentine's day, they fell in love during world war ii. >> misunderstanding pull them apart as ivan watson has me lost love story, 70 years later. >> he never thought our stop to think about her, she was a british girl living in london paratrooper, then love blossomed . the brief romance was interrupted when thomas was deployed to normandy to fight in world war iiye, afterward she returned to the united states and invited her to join join him that she misunderstoodjo and thought that he was already married so she refused his invitation and they went their separate ways. >> the east got married he eventually became a widower and> s

last month a student at riverside high was taken into custody at home. i.c.e. said the student had been on their priority list since last year after a judge denied his appeal. individuals on i.c.e.'s priority list have lived in the u.s. for less than two years or have criminal convictions. in a statement i.c.e. says it focuses enforcement resources on this includes individuals whether alone or with family members who have been app rehenleded while attempting to states. recent border crossers and individuals who have received a after january 1, 2014. tonight attention is being called by a vigil to deportation. >> a man on trial for his life in the case of a murdered raleigh mother will not take the stand. the defense announced today not only would trayvonon smith would not testify but the defense will not put on evidence. the jury will baldwin deliberating after the attorneys finish arguments on monday. a witness told jurors melissa jones was hit 13 times in her apartment in may and she said it likely took several minutes to an hour for the victim to die and she

both victims were transported to riverside hospital, suffering non life threating injuries. no information regarding suspect's vehicle has been obtained. the vsp bureau of criminal investigations was called upon to investigate the shooting and are currently at the scene. the interstate is now back open after this morning's shooting investigation. let's head to jen lewis with more on that and other traffic issues that could slow you down. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in the upper 40s to near 50. winds south 5-10mph. high pressure is bulding into the region today. this will bring us lots of sunshine, but it will light southerly winds with the sunshine. so we will warm up to near 50 in the afternoon. we'll see a great weekend with highs in the 60s both days. clouds will increase late sunday with a few showers possible by the evening. moisture will push in

the riverside high school into custody by immigration agents in durham-- is now in a detention facility in georgia. wildin david guillen acosta spoke with wral by phone in his first interview since being taken into custody. he told us he crossed the border at the age of 17 to flee gang violence in honduras. he says if he returns he could be killed. he was one of thousands of children who crossed the u-s border illegally in 2014. many of those children are now the target of raids by immigration and customs enforcement. at least six teens were taken into custody in north carolina and face deportation. a scramble to overturn an order to redraw the state's congressional districts maps is now heading to the u-s supreme court. federal judges say lines need to be re- drawn. some say that will cause havoc on upcoming voting. wral's adam owens tells us the options state leaders have now. three federal judges re-affirmed their earlier decision. state leaders must re-draw

riverside regional medical center around 2:00 in the morning. he told detectives the stabbing happened several blocks away on jefferson avenue near oyster point road. police say the victim was drunk when they tried to talk to him, so he wasn't able to give them any suspect information. call the crime line if you know anything. york county deputies need your help to find the person they say tried to break into a thrift store. deputies say it happened back in january at the bargain box on dare road in yorktown. the suspect didn't take anything. in this surviellence picture, you can only see the suspect's back. but if you recognize anything, call the crime line. after a police chase, two car crashes, and the lockdown of an elementary school, portsmouth police arrested a fugitive facing a long list of charges officers say 21-year-old taquan harper had 15 outstanding warrants even before they them yesterday afternoon. police tried to pull over the silver ford focus harper was in, but he drove off and crashed into two cars, including unmarked police c

." - debbie lee - oak to riverside neighborhood leader debbie lee is the leader for the oak to riverside neighborhood association. she credits the police department for being proactive - by forming close relationships with the city's neighborhoods - for the low crime rate. 21:24:37 "progress willing to be creative and try neighborhood leader those different approaches include training landlords to keep crime out of their apartments, meeting with students every fall at iowa state university, and providing resource officers to neighborhoods. 11:47:42 "i credit this very much to the leadership in the police department, that has...been working very hard on being a proactive rather than a reactive situation." - mayor ann campbell - ames commander you have a low violent crime rate, you can focus your energy on preventative measures to do that, and we have the time to do that, we can get into the neighborhoods, work with some of solve specific problems in our neighborhoods." - commander jason tuttle - ames police department with plans to add another police officer to the force next year...the a

anna: we have been following the story sense ice showed up at riverside high school and took them to a detention center. live in the middle of downtown family members are there to give them homework. >> they met here at the post office. they say that this is something that he requested. this is an effort to ensure that the teenager finishes his past assignments leaking graduate from riverside high school in may. advocates are fighting his removal. >> we're hoping to file a motion to reopen in his case. a stay of removal was denied. there will be something pending by the time this event takes anchor: while they have more followers on social media than most of us on facebook. to internet sensations right here in raleigh. anna: you may have seen this picture on the internet. it's been shared millions of times. i met them and found a how their fame has become a big career. this is cedi tripod, the three leg and chihuahua. like she is the boss of the house. she is a grumpy old lady. reporter: her mother takes videos of her and posts them online. one of them went viral. >> it was completel

both victims were transported to riverside hospital, suffering non life threating injuries. no information regarding suspect's vehicle has been obtained. the vsp bureau of criminal investigations was called upon to investigate the shooting and are currently at the scene. we turn now to jen lewis in the traffic center with details on this incident and any others that might affect your commute. jen. good morning, hampton roads. let's check ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: mostly sunny. chilly & breezy. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 10-20mph. tonight: mostly clear. cold. lows will be in the upper 20s. winds north 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs will be in near 50. winds south 5-10mph. high pressure is bulding into the region today. this will bring us lots of sunshine, but it will also create a breezy north wind. so it will be chilly. tomorrow we'll develop light southerly winds with the sunshine. so we will warm up to near 50 in the afternoon. we'll see a great weekend with highs in the 60s both days. clouds will increase late sunday with a few showers po

the organization built an inclusive baseball facility for people with disabilities in riverside park last year. and now leaders with the miracle league want to improve it. they plan to build a "splash pad" this summer, and the group would like the city to contribute financially. the splash pad would cost 197-thousand dollars. they'veaised about 70- thousand for the project. the city council contributed more than 300-thousand dollars of the total 1 point 1 million raised for the first phase of the park... which included the concession area, restrooms, playground and the baseball field. miracle league's board president says the splash pad will help bring kids together. "phase two with the splash pad will just be even more integration opportunities between kids in the neighborhood, the soccer league players and the miracle league players to be playing together, interacting and learning from one another out on the splash pad," said kevin negaard, sioux city miracle league. council last night, but councilwoman rhonda capron says the council supports the miracle league. "a great quality of

she is set to visit riverside middle school today. governor john kasich also has a meet and greet at the fire department in boiling springs at the fire department district station 4. geoff: upstate democrats want to remind voters about the democratic primary next saturday february 27. absentee voting has already started. if you have to work, out-of-town office. allyson: several communities after severe thunderstorms. some people suspect tornadoes touchdown, but the national that. the damage was severe in parts have been reported. suspected tornadoes also panhandle. 10 homes were destroyed but no serious injuries were reported. they were part of a large winter storm system that hit the eastern u.s. with snow, sleet, a strong wind and rain. a live look where it icy roads are being blamed for a wreck involving five tractor-trailers and several cars. geoff: the planned parenthood office in colorado springs, colorado, the scene of the mass shooting a police standoff, is open. some repairs are being made as which did bring up protesters. sa

wildin guillen-acosta was picked up by officials on his way to riverside high school. today, supporters gathered in downtown durham to put together a package for him, including letters of encouragement and school work. teachers are afraid he will get behind and will not graduate in may if he wins the battle to stay in this country. there is no word when wildin guillen-acosta could be deported. steve: a man who fought with world war ii and has been volunteering with the fayetteville museum received an honor today, a special paving stone in the ground outside the museum honoring lieutenant colonel al alvarez. alvarez was among the thousands of soldiers who stormed omaha beach on d-day. the ecm -- museums is all his a competence would not fit on one stone. bragg. the course was set up to teach men and women how to seamlessly transition from military to civilian jobs. governor pat mccrory launched this public-private partnership in may 2015 to help veterans find employment in steve: north carolina. we are just getting started. donald trump taking a bite out of apple. his n

audio sneaking in to surprise a nurse practitioner with riverside medical group. audio track the plan,hide in this room with co-workrks and we waited until---- audio track i told kim her co-worker shelly vieth had audio an email sharing how kim takes action as one of the youth directors at her church in smithfield . she also organizes efforts to do community service at the peninsula rescue mission helping the homeless. audio track she does all of that. audio while being a dedicated nurse practitioner. audio track plus a people taking action pin. audio track kim says this was a audio track her co-workers point out, kim has a heart of gold, thinking of others as she has dealt with her own loss...the death of her son hunter four a half years ago. audio track hunter was 20 years old when he died from complications after a two year battle with pain medications following a sports injury audio she calls it the hunter to see more stories like this -- or to nominate someone -- head to w-t-k-r-dot- com and click on the taking action link at the top of the homepage. new at 5

riverside high school teachers and supporters taking the bold step to help him. >> he is very motivated. and he was looking for to graduating and moving on to college. reporter: his teacher says that he fears he will get behind and not graduate in may if he successfully wins his battle to stay under him. >> i want to show him i am

she worked at riverside elementary school and an audit showed she took several payments meant for the child care program. she's been placed on administrative leave. >> the new police chief is sworn in on monday at 9:00 in the council chambers at the town hall and there's a meet and greet reception in the community room. he was named chief last month and he's a chapein native. in the race for the white house, donald trump is under fire for postponing a campaign stop in new hampshire. he did so because of a his commitment saying if they can campaign, he can too. he's rescheduled that campaign stop for monday, and he's on the campaign trail here in south carolina. he's got a stop in florence at 7:00 and he's going to hold an event in clemson and then on february 17th at the sumptive center. >> kasich is coming back and on friday week from today, he'll speak to the state chamber here in columbia and also a campaign stop in hilton head. >> and chelsea clinton swings through the state tomorrow and stumping for her mother. she's attending campaign events >> a group of sumpter students at a s

>> yeah, like, i lived on 89th street between west end and riverside. years ago, like 1960 something. it snowed then. then. >> there was a hill. that was by -- right off, you know, in riverside park.: oh sure, sure. >> oh, man. it was a steep hill. and you had to take your life in your own hands doing that hill. >> oh yeah, man. we'd get on that thing and go like, you would either hit rocks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah.ssed the rocks, highway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's when sleigh [ bleep ]. that's when it was fun. absolutely. >> that was bad, man. that was really bad, yeah. >> jimmy: is that when you were h -- >> mikey d. >> jimmy: michael douglas. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how fun is that? i love that guy. >> pervert. >> jimmy: no, no, that's not true. >> he's not, he's not. >> jimmy: that is not true. >> he's a sick man. god bless him. i love him.an. >> he's my dear friend. my dear friend. >> jimmy: did you ever think you would leave the city and move out to los angeles? >> well, you know, i was doing y work and everything, and then i wanted to do movie

a riverside man is angry tonite -- angry at the driver of a car that caused a serious accident that hurt his wife and several others -- then left the scene. it happened on colerain avenue in mount airy, which is where nine on your side's tom mckee nine on your side has on the investigation. imagine someone trying to drag race your car and you back off. the next thing you know there's a crash and a utility poles hammers down on your car. that's the shock to the system delivered to joseph oliver this afternoon. tuesday was a bad day for joseph oliver. his car is a mess. his wife is in the hospital. and he's worried about what happened on colerain avenue. avenue. "i don't know ilf they're going to say this is my fault because i didn't even do nothing." nothing." trouble began as oliver was on his way to see his dad dad "this little honda, black with red scoops on the bottom of it, started trying to race. so, i let of the car and tried to get over." over." all of a sudden, a blue truck came out of a side road -- oliver's s-u-v hit it -- and it overturned. overturned. "real quick. it was not

the first happened in the 3-thousand block of riverside drive just before 6:30 p-m. a pittsylvania county woman says a man wearing a ski mask came up with a gun and demanded money. police say she was grabbed before she ran away. the suspect also took off. the woman was treated at the hospital and expected to be o-k. about an hour later... officers responded to the parking lot of the golden corral on holt armed man in a hoodie approached two people... demanded money and took off with cash. no word police are searching for the driver that led them on a brief chase before crashing on route 220. around 9 wednesday night... state police tried to stop a chevy impala driving recklessly in franklin county. police say the car took off ... crossed into roanoke county and hit another vehicle. the other car flipped and caught fire. five people were in the car. four are recovering at the hospital. officers say the driver fled the scene on foot. they believe he is armed. police k-9's and virginia state police aviation are helping search for the suspect. charges are pending.### tur

projected to go in the first round, mckenzie alexander is projected at number 25 to pittsburgh, and riverside high school grad kevin dodd at number 27 overall to green bay. and late in the first half of the terror line regular-season linebacker luke kuechly did return to read he played all the way through to the super bowl and led the nfl in postseason tackles with 29. and the race in daytona. marc dopher talked with the driver of the three-car about returning to daytona. marc: after the 88 crossed the line, people were not talking about history, they were talking about a massive werck involving -- wreck invlving austin dillon. >> i went to tally data. that was a big day to me also, and you think it is in the back of your head a little bit. i had fun and got in there. up for the daytona 500. brad: all right, thanks so much. 200 miles per hour. michael: yes, they are quick. all right. carol: the forecast. john: we want to skip the next couple of days, don't we? it gets nice and mild. carol: what a week, if you think about it. john: i am not looking forward to next week. at least the storm a we

joseph oliver of riverside says a black honda tried to race him. he refused, but his vehicle hit a truck that pulled out in front of him. that truck flipped and knocked a utility pole onto oliver's vehicle. crews just finished restoring power to the area. fighting park crime...police target gangs -- by taking away their meeting spots... parks! the simple changes to an over-the-rhine playground that's lowering crime. the nine on your side's surprise patrol finds a man in need of some help.what he says when we give him some extra cincinnati police say targeting the places where criminals gather is key to it.a playground.but tonight -- criminals aren't there anymore. cincinnati police showed us why.police put up fences at the grant recreation area in over-the-rhine... creating only one entrance to the park. that stopped occassional shootouts.they also moved benches away from the entrance. police say easy access to benches attracts loitering and drug deals. and it turns out benches were the downfall of another cincinnati park.w-c-p-o insiders can read

[applause] but seven people coming at me from riverside. that is the problem with or country. hillary clinton said i don't like donald trump's tone. they are chopping off heads in the middle east of christians there chopping off heads of everybody there drowning people 30 at a time and she said i don't like his tone. so she asks ted cruz. i have been in the center every single debate. to say that is amazing he is a bad talker. he is dead at the debates. such talk about water boarding what do you think? i don't want to talk about it. the and then they'll the commis to say what you think? i have more money than all of them put together 25 times but every day they cannot with the new poll. 20 think of his hair? they spend millions of dollars to network. how much you pay your pollster? i said free. i say nothing. i don't have a pollster. the network is my pollster. i am so busy i cannot read them anyway. they spend hundreds of thousands of dollars per month ted cruz could not pull that he cannot he answer the question. he is thinking it is terrible to say water boarding. say it. t

riverside high school teachers and supporters taking the bold step to help him. >> he is very motivated. and he was looking for to graduating and moving on to college. reporter: his teacher says that he fears he will get behind and not graduate in may if he successfully wins his battle to stay under him. >> i want to show him i am anything i can do to show that, i will. reporter: he could be deported back to honduras at any moment, along with his homework, sympathy cards, and letters. >> i understand how it may be for you inside, but we are rallying for you. >> the damage has been done, but despite it, he is holding on. he says he fears for his life. reporter: ice maintains it is carrying out orders to do tame this teenager. we are a lot -- to detain this teenager. we are live in durham, abc 11 eyewitness news. anna: thank you. now to the race for the white house. if you can believe it,megan hughes, abc news, south carolina. anna: we will have more answers tomorrow night. now we have news from our three newsrooms. heather: soldiers return home to fort bragg after being deployed for nine

lauren, that is the site of the historic old riverside park?we have archive images to show you from when this space was the park 3 3 the north carolina d-o-t says a contractor is to blame for work not being finished on the i-26 bridge over pond road. right now, the interstate is still curvy, with barricades up in the median. the d-o-t says "devere construction" left its contract last week without finishing the job. now, an interim contractor is in place. as soon as the interim contractor develops a plan and d-o-t signs off on it, work can resume above pond 3 3 asheville police are crash. it happened at the intersection of hendersonville and airport roads at about 10:30 last night. witnesses say the motorcycle rider was speeding and looked confused. they say he was not wearing a helmet. we'll bring you more on this developing story as details are released today. 3 3 3 happening today ... opening statements begin in a murder trial in transylvania county. jury selection finished up yesterday for trial of richard o'shields. he is charged with murde

he was on his way to riverside high school when he was caught in an immigration raid of. his sister says he entered illegally in 2014. he's now awaiting deportation. while the district's board of calling for the arrest to end, since his arrest riverside high school has the largest hispanic population in the district has fallen about 20% surrounding fears of more raids. >>> former chair is now out of jail this morning. authorities arrested him after they say he took a gun through a security checkpoint at the airport. >> it was a complete accident. so other than acknowledging i'm stupid can we do away with this now? >> he's pretty frustrated obviously with the media. he says he accidentally left the gun in his briefcase after take it to a shooting range last weekend. he faces misdemeanor charge of having a gun on city property. >>> she has not yet had her first day on the job but her hiring has been the subject of controversy for months. president elect spellings is in board of governors that hired her. spellings is expected to meet later today with reporters. >> reporter: