in 2013 reeves opened brother$2y love house. a recovering residence near la salle university, specially designed to help college age men get back on track after addiction. it doesn't get state money so residents pay their way. there aren't many recovery problems like it in philadelphia. and for young people who become addicted, reeves says finding support near home is key. >> i knew there were young men in our community that needed a house like this, just like i needed, right? i wanted to make it for them. right? i had to go down to florida to find something like this when i was in my active addiction in pennsylvania in the city of brotherly love. i didn't want other people to have to do that. i think there's great value to recovering in your commune. you're close to your parents, close to your family. i want other people to have the opportunity i didn't have. >> reeves and some of the men he's helped are among nearly 80 people nbc 10 met as part of our exclusive look at the opioid crisis in generation addicted. nbc 10's denise

reeves called in the man eating tiger. a campaign that had done little on print could go through the roof on tv. in 1949, madison avenue's total tv bills, it jumped in one year. ad men made up the rules and with the most basic rule, show the product and show it in use. it was a salesman's dream. they let you in without asking. reeves said it was like shooting fish in a barrel. the ad firm that saw the revenues quadrupled overnight, with the power of tv, the ad became more important than the product. if you remember the at, you would think melo is that about this what was -- would think, what was that about? the power of advertising can be seen right here. the industry was under fire during the 1950's. philip morris introduced filter tip cigarettes, to add to your -- two ads here. they were widely seen, these ones as a woman's cigarette. they today's -- took these two chicago. does this look like a woman's figure it to you -- cigarette to you? it is the marlboro man, you get a lot to like. the marlboro man, in the beginning

richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: the metro transit agency has a new plan to help you pay your way. therianne carter explains, idea is to give you flexibility while still boosting the bottom line. brianne: in less than a week, a new option in terms of the kind of flare pass to load onto your smartrip card. the drug officials had more details of this new fare metro officials had more details of this new fare structure. you pay upfront for what would cost about roundtrips. then you get the rest of the trips on metro bus and metrorail for free during that month. options, one two for long-distance, the other for short trip commuters. if you commute 4, 5 times a week on metro, the new fare options will save you money. metro to predict revenue and is also part of a renewed push by metro to focus on the customer. >> this tells our customers we want you on the system. we would like to make it very easy for you to choose to take a trip on metro. you will save money on your monthly travel costs and you will enjoy the

richard reeve has the latest on the developing story. richard: in this quiet clearing in manassas -- >> noises. i saw some flashes. richard: the sounds of multiple gunshots at 10 p.m. friday. >> somebody was shot and killed, one made it. richard: the police calling this a death investigation, two men shot, discovered in separate neighborhoods about a mile apart. >> it scary. richard: arriving officers found a man shot to death. here, a second victim wounded but still alive. >> the guy was laying on the ground. the paramedics were helping him. richard: somehow he got from one neighborhood to the other. >> somebody ran from the shooting, jumped the fence. are not the police saying if the men shot each other or another party was involved. >> people have a gun, they get drunk, that's what happens. richard: the gunfire has left residents shaken. >> it's everywhere, so not being afraid, but being careful. richard: this is where i plan on living. -- >> this is where i planned on living. knowing things like this can happen is concerning. richard

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. leon: thank you. you hit it on the head. this is going to affect the entire region. because of that as you might of commuters' draws to job. we pick up the team coverage from the rosslyn station in arlington. you have talked to folks who expressed shock at the news. mike: frankly, leon, they don't believe me. they are just hearing about this from us or more twitter or from our coverage. many people hear at rosslyn just learning about this. on the message board here by the arlington county there is a warning to riders they can expect the shutdown for 29 hours starting at midnight. but many folks here just getting word and just starting to contemplate what it will mean. unprecedented shut down of the entire system impacting 700,000 people. more than 700,000 people ride metro rail on the weekdays on average. that will have a major spillover effect on the highways and the roadways on the metro buses. and the other folks who take cabs or yubeer. it will have a major spillover effect. many people, not just metro riders today and t

richard reeve has with the families of the victims had to say. richard: relief and closure. the deal means no long trial and life behind bars for jessie but there was also anger in the courtroom. jesse matthew's decision to plead guilty came as a surprise and relief to the young victim'' families. matthew admitted to abducting and killing hannah graham. she disappeared after a night out in charlottesville in 2014. >> this wicked man has been apprehended. richard: also pled guilty to abducting and killing morgan harrington, who vanished after a concert in charlottesville in 2009. >> they say that it takes a village to raise a child. i know that it takes one to bury child. richard: before matthew was sentenced, the families read powerful impact statements. they said that matthew dumped her body like "a bag of trash to be picked over by buzzards." he was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences in prison, avoiding the possibility of a death penalty. >> child. richard: before matthew was sentenced, the families read powerful impact statements. i think it's important to him t

county--it ended when reeves collided with the pick up truck burnett was in driving to work. they say the 62-year-old died on scene and now his death has been ruled a homicide. burnett's family says although they are still searching for answers...they're thankful for the support they've received. 3 3 3 "we've had such an outpouring from the community, the powdersville community. it's daily, it's constant. it just makes you feel good to know that powdersville is a really caring community and there's a lot of great 3 people here who love this family. and that's what's important. they also want some answers as to what happened and what's going on." 3 highway patrol is investigating the crash and they haven't released what charges reeves may face in connection to the deadly wreck. wreck.reeves is being held without bond on previous including burglary, two counts of domestic violence. 3 we're learning new information about a deadly crash that killed four usc-upstate student athletes. athletes.the coroner says the driver... and others in the car had been drinking and says alcohol p

now reeves told police he gotol that money from an atm at atm a 7-eleven in d.c. and didn'td d know that it was counterfeit.ou. reeves is signed to ricky ross' label may back music andnd atlantic records.or. >> in a four page letteret justin wolfe of prince williamel county man sentenced to death in 2002 for ordering ther ordert murder of a drug dealer he ode e money confessed and pled pd guilty.guil. for 15 years, he maintained his innocence.hi in thes letter he writes, "i am responsible for danny's deathord even though i didn't pull the'te trigger. trigge i want you to know the truth ." ." especially prosecutor was p pursuing the death penalty pen again when wolfe decided to confess and plea. >> heated confrontation goneonte viral a white student at sane e francisco state universityversit confronted by a black woman about his dreadlocks.ad she claims the student's sde dreadlocks are a form ofm cultural appropriation. it was all caught on cellel phone video.phvide although the woman grabbed him m during the argument he says he doesn't want to press charges. g he

earlier this month-- instead--he led deputies on a chase into anderson county--it ended when reeves collided with the pick up truck burnett was in driving to work. they say the 62-year-old died on scene and now his death has been ruled a homicide. burnett's family says although they are still searching for answers...they're thankful for the support they've received. 3 3 3 "we've had such an outpouring from the community, the powdersville community. it's daily, it's constant. it just that powdersville is a really caring community and there's a lot of great people here who love this family. and that's what's important. they also want some answers as to what happened and what's going on." 3 highway patrol is investigating highway patrol is investigating the crash and they haven't released what charges reeves may face in connection to the deadly wreck. wreck.reeves is being held without bond on previous including burglary, abandonment of a child, and two counts of domestic violence. 3 we're learning new information about a deadly crash that killed four usc-upstate student athletes. athl

maureen: richard reeve just got to the scene and is live with the latest rich? richard: a councilmember in richmond calls this the saddest day in the city. you can see behind me this is still a very active scene. you can see the police blocked off the area. we are going to pan over to the entrance of the greyhound bus station. we are getting different reports. a report in the state police this apparent gunman was in that entrance when he was confronted by officers. there was exchange of words. are you carrying, that kind of thing. then the gunman opened fire. they have the area sealed off. this is part of a training exercise. the exercise was a classroom exercise to teach officers how to approach people and checking them to see if they have drugs or we are told the wounded people injured civilians with non-life threatening injuries. you mentioned that the state trooper has life hreatening injuries. he is at v.c.u. hospital right now. his family are en route and prayers of people are out there for the officer as the investigation continues in richmond. live, rich

richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: it happened as expected tonight, hillary clinton and donald trump walking away with big victories on super tuesday. they were the winners in the state of virginia. hillary clinton won six states, trump won five. there is still a long race ahead. oray with abc 7 f continuing coverage. leon: now we have rain racing in. steve: raindrops, and then the wind will really pick up full stop we are talking windchill factors. i promise everybody will be happy by the end of the seven day outlook. today,ees was the high the high yesterday, the high the day before. tomorrow, not so lucky. 63 degrees, the clouds are with us, and the temperatures are slowly falling across western maryland, garrett county. that is where the colder air is beginning to move further to the east. s&aá61 leesburg, 59 manassas, se and culpeper, 64 in fredericksburg. for this time of night and this is warm. even though we see sunshine come it will be blustery and cold tomorrow. the cold front advances to the east ov

richard reeves has the heroic rescues and the investigation happening now. richard: talking about right place, right time, the officers were just walking through the neighborhood, just happened to be there when an alert citizen ran up and told them about the fire. they ran to the building and began making rescues. there were smiles of relief and words of thanks at this fire scene. >> the smoke was really black. richard: it broke out on the third floor of this minnesota avenue apartment building. >> the glass was popping and the smoke and flames were coming out the balcony. richard: inside, 12 to 15 residents. >> i knew that i was in trouble. richard: including the 72-year-old woman, a stroke patient. >> she called me, panicking, zynga was a fire. moment, at that very these officers were down the street, escorting kids home from school. they rushed into the burning building. >> the police my door saying open the door. residentshey got the safely out. >> the smoke catches you in the face. richard: likely several lives saved tonight. >> i appreciate what they d

in manassas, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: new tonight, a hateful hacker college college networks come including the university of maryland with anti-semitic messages. some of these messages are disturbing. jay korff has the latest on the cyber attack. jay: the flyer asks the white man if he is sick and tired of the jews destroying their country through mass immigration and degeneracy and calls on the white man to join his struggle of local white supremacy. the anti-defamation league and other agencies are saying that this man admits to being behind the attack that deliver the anti-semitic flyer to thousands of universities across the country, including printers at the university of maryland in college park. jewish students on campus say they are disappointed that people still communicate in such hateful ways. >> is very sad for me when i see people just hate each other based on differences that don't really -- don't really matter so much. >> it's unfortunate, but it does not affect us so much becae jay: a spokesperson f

richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, rich, heartbreaking. a spree of domestic violence, three deaths in just one day. year, a horrifying case involved a mother and toddler shot to death by the child's father. state's attorney publicly lobbied for legislation to expand the definition of abuse and harassment. >> we need every tool possible at our disposal to hold individuals responsible, remove dangerous people from the streets, and educate our citizens. the state of maryland has seen a drop in domestic, side, but in prince george's county, different story. over five years ending last year, the number of domestic murders nearly tripled. that is according to the maryland network against a mistake violence. alison: developing and spotsylvania county, a man shot to death by his girlfriend's young son in the 5300 block of colesville road. he was shot to death what officers are calling his girlfriend's juvenile son. son tried to intervene in an argument. we will have updates on the story. the police are searching for two suspects who pepper sprayed

richard reeve has what's happening at this hour. richard: thousands of protesters remain on the streets of chicago. it appears the situation has calmed down, but earlier friday evening things got ugly. supporters and protesters clashed inside of the university a campaignnts before spokesperson announced the rally would be canceled because of security concerns. in the hours before the rally, protesters lined the streets anti-trump slogans. people were cheering and yelling. fights.re several one protester even got on a podium. even though freedom of speech was violated totally, we made a decision not to go forward. i don't want to see anybody get hurt. rich protest is not about him but americans angry about the economy. he told his supporters they should go home in peace. he said it is the protesters, not the supporters, who are the troublemakers. he said i do not incite violence or condone violence. live in the satellite center, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, rich. breaking closer to home, new footage of a person and car

live in northwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: there is general consensus on that belief. after last year's deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza, the ntsb recommended this type of inspection, sing the transit authority should, "probably de connectors are properly constructed and installed." that recommendation was made june 8 last year. alison: the shutdown means thousands will have to change their morning routine. still be running, but expect massive crowds, people scrambling to figure out rides before offices open tomorrow. aching matters worse, metro say there may be similar disruptions like this in the future. jay korff has how regular riders plan to adjust. those commuters are frankly scratching their heads, trying to figure out, ok, do i carpool, rideshare, take the bus, ride my bike, what do i do? they know that tomorrow metrorail will not be there for them. >> it's going to be congested everywhere, struggling to get to work. jay >> to get to work, like i do. when passing through one of the busiest stations, franco

woodbridge, richard reeve. leon: thank you. our hearts are with them. anne arundel county police offer a new reward for information into who killed a fort meade soldier. army private karlyn ramirez was killed in august shot multiple times. her then 5-month-old baby girl was unha mother's body. police are pleading for your help to find the killer and are offering $20,000 reward. >> it is enough to help with a new start. it is enough to move you away. >> the little girl live with the maternal grandmother in texas. they don't believe this is a random killing. maureen: two is two years since relisha rudd was last seen. she was 8 years old when she disappeared in 12014. she was last seen with tatum a janitor who worked at the homeless shelter where rudd lived with her family. they expect that tatum may have taken her. police say tatum killed his wife and himself a month after rudd's disappearance. rudd has never been found. maureen: d.c. mayor muriel bowser says she does not support the new revised pepco-exelon deal. last year the d.c. public service commiss

richard reeve is live along the tidal basin. even at this hour, a lot of people out there taking in the beauty. folks, but have seen the numbers are dissipating because it is cold. they are really beautiful, even at night. steve rudin talking about how the wind is blowing, but the blossoms continue to hang on. it's just bring in millions of dollars into the city. those cherry blossoms that we know and love may be pink and white -- >> they are very beautiful. richard: but they are also green. >> i think we're close to a thousand dollars, and that is just in six hours. richard: the four-week long national cherry blossom festival -- >> peak season for us. richard: brings in 1.5 million people to d.c. the festival organizers say the economic impact for hotels, restaurants, transportation, and other services is huge. $160 million. >> we have tripled in size since the cherry blossom festival started. richard: the hamilton restaurant, which can accommodate 1000 patrons on three levels, was packed. >> all over, all coming in. we are see

live in manassas, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: in maryland, the state house is considering a bill that could mean jail time for adults who provide alcohol to minors. this has cleared the senate. adults could be sent to prison for a year for a first offense, the max fine would be double $5,000.00 to the bill is named for two high school students who were killed in a car crash last year where a parent provided alcohol to teenagers. prince george's county men are facing sex trafficking charges in montgomery county and one of them is a school bus driver. both men face charges in connection with a sex trafficking ring involving a 16-year-old girl. according to the police, the red roof inn the backdrop of 18 prostitution ring. pg county schools confirmed that he had a job there until last month. politics, for the 11th time, republican candidates for president participated in a debate, the first time the field was down to four. dr. ben carson suspended his campaign and opted out. the front runner donald trump took heat from all ang

richard reeve has how the 75-year-old navy veteran fought act. richard: we are hearing so warnings about rabid animals in the woods, but this is a different encounter. this gentleman walk up yesterday, 6:00 a.m., face-to-face with a rabid raccoon. clifton, virginia, has scenic woodlands, country charm, and one less rabid animal. >> i reached up and grabbed it. it turned out to be a raccoon. richard: this 74-year-old woke up in the morning to find one of these guys perched on his bed. exploring the kitchen and came upstairs to see what was going on. richard: he figures that he got into a crawl space in the basement and came up snares, -- and came upstairs, snacking along the way. >> this figure has nine puncture ones. richard: it kept biting until -- >> the floor, stepped on him, and eventually broke his back. richard: park officials are posting warnings. at riverbend park, a fox bit a female jogger last week. >> about the only thing i could do was subdue him. richard: he says there is a lot healing ahead, but he is philosophical. >> that's what h

richard reeve has the story. it was a long wait to cast a vote tonight. richard: that's right, democracy in action. some of these folks have been waiting nearly two hours to get in, and they are having to stay inside of a hotel. folks here are voting for a president and for the delegates at the national convention. the line stretched all the way down the block and then some. >> when you throw a party come you never know how many people will show up. richard: thousands of voters attending this first-ever d.c. republican convention. >> r dayrd: this is a two-fo of decision, picking their preference for the presidential nominee. >> it has more choices. richard: but also 160 people convening -- competing for 19 delegate spots. this pack contest, voters jim and the hallways, takes the place of the june 14 d.c. primary. too close to the primary, the rnc says. >> i was expecting to walk in, cast my vote, and walk out. richard: then there is the trump factor. >> it will be trump versus hillary, and i think hillary will win. richard: some law of the billionaire fr

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. leon: first time we have seen this without a storm involved. because of that the announcement is causing a lot of commuters' draws to drop. maureen: sam ford picks up the team coverage in southeast washington. sam: we are at the armory metro station in southeast washington. people have heard about the situation. the way it is affecting the city, the mayor's office feel the government will open on time. they say it is a work in progress. some could change. school will open on time and late arrival and absences will be excused tomorrow. some are making plans to take buss to school. a number of people who home with them after hearing about the shutdown before hay left. others say they will deal with it, walking or riding a bike. >> we heard at work. >> bringing the computer home with you. >> my work bag. >> brought a bicycle or walk. bus right there. catch that. >> they are closing it down for maintenance. >> wow! i did not know that. i take metro every day to school. >> how will you get

richard reeve has more.. tough new "teen drinking" legislation takes another step towards becoming law. the state house is now considering a bill that could mean jail time for adults who provide alcohol to minors. it's already cleared ths sent to prison for a year for a first twootton high school grads killed in a car crash last year-- they left a party where a still ahead on this early edition of good morning washington. well if you thought mitt romney had some choice words for donald trump-- wait until you see some choice words for donald trump-- wait until you see what happened at last night's debate. we have highlights-- coming up. and our cameras are out all over the region as snow complicates this morning's commute. complete weather & traffic reports coming up. good morning s weather. winter storm warning remains in y saturday: mostly cloudy. slight chance of a late day and coming up.. night's presidential debate, but doctor take the stage later today. we'll tell you where.. and snow is blanketing the g

live in college park, richard reeve, abc 7 news. optimism that none of their parents are watching them hang out in a bar, on a thursday. alison: oh, boy. leon: some lucky high school students are getting some bling from was or the basketball star john wall come his foundation partnering with sean john's to outfit them with everything they need for prom night, including watches and sunglasses. each fitting worth between $700 and $800. losses he wants to give back. >> -- wall says he wants to give back. >> have a special day. wall if you want to his senior prom. he said he was out playing pickup basketball that night. i believe him. alison: that's why he's successful. leon: still ahead --smoking pot in class? who let that slide and why they got caught. alison: hard to believe that a man dropping his daughter off at school finds out he is wanted for an overdue vhs tape. that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are do

richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: developing now, a former federal judge in the district facing accusations he sexually abused a 16-year-old girl. judge richard roberts resigned yesterday after being named in a civil lawsuit. according to the suit, roberts forced terry mitchell into having sex with him while she was a witness at a murder trial in 1981. at that time, roberts was a federal prosecutor in utah. .> he groomed her he was taking her out to dinner, and then coerces her into sex. a 16-year-old girl. michel approached prosecutors with a tape of a phone conversation in which roberts admitted having sex with her. afterled the suit prosecutors refused to pursue criminal charges back then. at the time, having sex with a a minor was a misdemeanor in utah. leon: officer jacai colson would have been 29 today. service andmorial funeral will follow. jacai colson will be laid to rest in his home state of pennsylvania. he died in a shootout sunday. there is more information about the memorial events on wjla.com. a

police say reeves is now suspected of four burglaries. you are looking at pictures. they say he broke into this animal hospital last week and shot two dogs. one died and the other survived. those charges are pending. >> soldiers jump into action after they heard a young girl scream for help. and you will hear from one of the heros. >> what controversial law has the state paying big money to land next at 5:00 p.m. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. >> announcer: wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now. >> new at 5:00 dozens of dogs are saved after police say they were found in just awful conditions. >> and coming up, wbtv investigates. >> i'm wondering if you are concerned about the a

richard reeve, abc 7 news. tonight, montgomery county police are hoping a surveillance video will help find two men wanted for a cell phone store robbery. this happened in the aspen hill shopping center. they pried open a locked cabinet and made off with 50 south -- $57,000 worth of phones. new tonight come a proposal to give federal workers a boost in pay. supporting the federal adjustment of rates act. if approved, it would mean a 5.3% pay raise for federal employees. up fory this would make more than a billion dollars lost in wages because of sequestration in the three-year long pay freeze. if approved, it would take effect next year. still ahead, a truly massive payout for hulk hogan. how much gawker will have to pay for posting a sex tape. and the big announcement from apple scheduled for monday. we have a sneak peak. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. i do everything on the

live from downtown d.c., richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: the horrible scenes of smoke and carnage in belgium with a long and intense investigation underway. tonight, the pain and the emotions of people being reflected, remembrances being laid at the belgian embassy in northwest will that is where tom roussey continues our coverage. leon, we have been learning tonight there are a lot of people in this area with either friends or family in belgium. tonight, some of them have been leave flowers, messages, candles. they want to show their support for belgium. at this restaurant in northwest, belgian food is a special day. the chef grew up there. >> it's such a small country. we are not a threat to anybody, i think. tom: countless times come he has used the airport that was attacked to visit family. >> it's a big hub to go to africa, everywhere in europe. tom: belgium is a small country with many immigrant families. it is a very small minority that would do something like this, he says. >> a lot of them were probably born there. yet they a

richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: thanks, rich. this came the same day that george mason's interim police bomb making materials found in a dormitory. they found a toolbox filled with matches, lighter fluid, and pvc pipe. the items did not pose an immediate threat to the campus. alison: take a good look at this picture. he isark police say that a person of interest in an attempted child abduction outside the smithsonian air and space museum. his name is bernard dray. march 3, a man grabbed a child as he left. a chaperone saw what was happening and yelled at the man to leave. leon: a proposed merger between is movingexcelon forward to create the largest publicly held utility in the nation. the public service commission approved the new deal because it with resourcesea after a storm. d.c. mayor muriel bowser denounce the deal. rate hikes as soon as this summer. alison: a nice warm day today, but it will be even warmer tomorrow, close to 80 degrees. devon lucie is here to let us know what it will look like heading out the door in the m

but anyway, tim reeves is a great historian and archivist. and a man of sterling character and it is an honor to have him here tonight. [applause] >> thank you, bradley. i want to thank the kemper foundation, the eisenhower foundation and the kansas city public library for coming up with this idea to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of dwight eisenhower. here we are at the end of that program trail. it is fitting that it takes us to the american frontier where this year marks not only the 125th birthday of eisenhower, it is also the year that the u.s. census bureau declared that the american frontier was close. in the event was actually related. eisenhower's understanding of the frontier demise shaped his ideas on the proper role of government as a result. the primary evidence for this claim is not found in the books that crosby mentioned a few years ago but rather at the library and easy him and letters between the former president of united states and five-star general, and a military comrade. ike and chin, as the men were known, me

happened.greenville county pull over dexter reeves earlier this month--instead-- he led deputies on a chase into anderson county--it ended when reeves collided with the pick up truck burnett was driving to work. the 62-year-old died on scene and now his death has been ruled a homicide. and tonight burnett's family says although they are still searching for answers...wondering why the chase even happened...they are thankful for the support they've received. 3 3 3 "we've had such an outpouring from the community, the powdersville community. it's daily, it's constant. it just makes you feel good to know that powdersville is a really caring community and there's a lot of great people here who love this family. and that's what's important. they also want some answers as to what happened and what's going on." 3 the highway patrol is investigating the crash and have not released what charges reeves may face in connection to the deadly wreck. wreck.reeves is being held without bond on n ltiple past first degree, abandonment of a minor child, and two counts of domestic violence. 3 and in laure

the only sean reeves thing now is right over ashtabulahi with a couple of showers offshoreth once again we have not seen any redevelopment as the winds are shifting out of the southeast more on thee southwest later today as the temperatures will be used for the poor around 50 climbing. will 50s. we will start to clear out as this wentzel start to pick up.st eight here in cleveland clinic it pretty windy.e with any break in the overcast quickly selling in part this time tomorrow. the we can trending a lot colder read that you just freeways are in good shape. we can't find any accidents. sii this is 90 at detroit coming through rocky river talking with police are apparentlyo my channing frye also a clear shots drive times have been uneventful a quick nine minutes if you are headed to route to westbound no problems a 13 minute commute. was also a picnic for donald trumpwa everybody is writing about all over europe all over they're talking about it millions of today e will be hillary clinton and read will become president of the united states.in he has to over half of the remaining delegate

rich reeve has more on what lead to this drastic decision. and after last year's deadly smoke incident- the n-t-s-b recommended this incident- the n-t-s-b recommended this type of inspection- saying the transit authority should quote: "promptly develop and implement a program to ensure that all power cable connecter assemblies are properly constructed and installed." that recommendation was made june 8-th of last year. turning to the 2016 presidential race, another big win for hillary clinton. overnight-- the former secretary of state was declared the winner of the illinois democratic primary. she won four of the five states up for grabs tuesday-- padding her lead on senator bernie sanders. the missouri primary is still too close to call this morning. meanwhile-- it's the end of the line for republican senator marco rubio. he suffered a major defeat-- losing in his home state to front-runner donald trump. their homestate since 1960. not long after-- he thanked supporters for all their hard work. "while it is not god's plan that i be president

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video shows him stealing a gun and ammo from a nearby school when deputy arrested reeves. he admitted to several crimes the victim survived but has a bullet in his neck. >>> a lincoln county man is due in court after they say he shot a neighbor and threatened three others. gary ball is charged. the neighbor is expected to survive. >>> new this morning, activists are concerned about some of the plans scheduled in myrtle beach for this year's bike fest. they are upset organizers are planning a traffic loop for the memorial day weekend festival. the group asked the city for an alternative after people were stuck in the loop for hours last year. city leaders didn't come up with one. naacp argues the loop is discriminatory and has concerns about police problems. >> it's for over 10 years we have been monitoring the situation. black bike week and the traffic person set up. >> city leaders say the loop isn't meant to be discriminatory just to keep traffic moving. myrtle beach police plan to use new tools to keep crowds safe at the bike fest. they will use a license plate reader t

fox 13 sheila reeves is following the investigation. >> according to polk driving by spotted a fire at a mobile home. that witness called 911 and within ten minutes ffrs arrived to this. right now you are looking at the scene that unfolded in the 4300 block of old polk city road. it's here where firefightes arrived to three quarters of a mobile home on fire. we're told a short time later they entered that home and inside. right now we are still working to learn the identities of the man and woman found inside that home. but authorities tell us at this point, they not only found those victims but also found one dead dog. another dog that suffered a broken leg and two other dogs tied up outside of that mobile home. the fire marshal spent time out here in the morning hours and daylight hours trying to piece together how this fire may have started. we did see technicians working pictures of the scene, as well as, crews work to determine how this fire began. happening. the fire investigation to determine the cause of the fire and a second investigation, a death investigation, that the polk

reeves walked away from the catawba prerelease center in he was there serving an eight-year sentence for second degree burglary. he faces even more charges. bill: charlotte's controversial nondiscrimination ordinance is back in the headlines tonight. state house speaker tim moore says there is enough support to reconvene early and hold a special meeting to consider eliminating the ordinance that will allow transgender people to use whichever rest room they identify with. moore says three fifth of the chamber asked for a special meeting. governor pat mccrory says the meeting isn't necessary. the next session set for april 25th, but the ordinance will take effect april 1st. >>> the north carolina primama isn't for another couple of weeks. you can cast a vote. more than 360 early voting sites have opened up across the state today. if you want to cast a ballot stop at any voting location until next saturday. if you miss the regular voter registration deadline, you can register at one of the early voting sites. photo i.d. but there are exceptions if you don't have one. check with your vot

miss reeves has curated numerous exhibitions and has lectured widely. her publications include books on 20th-century portraiture, prints, drawings, posters, characters, as well as many articles. directord as interim at the portrait gallery from may 2012 to march 2013. she received a masters degree in early american culture, and she is a former board member of the print council of america. reaves? [applause] ms. reaves: thank you so much, kendall, and good evening. comealways a pleasure to to this lovely place and a particular honor to be asked to help celebrate george .ashington's birthday i am very happy to share with you perhaps a slightly different picture of george washington then is typical -- than is typical. thank you all for coming out on such a miserable evening. the exulted lyrics of a federal song in the exalted camp bothled "washington" -- snow longer with pride and dignity, your matchless strength at sea, since we, your braver sons, incensed, have soared on. huzzah, huzzah, huzzah! for war and washington! the rebels, the next verse complain

felicia reeves was found hanging in the bathroom of a motel in new jersey. a week before, she went missing from the rainbow motel in hendersonville. her family says her disappearance was uncharacteristic and evidence on her autopsy was blatantly wrong. cacalina public press reporter frank taylor found more discrepancies. 3 frank taylor, carolina public press reporter at the end of the day, i can't tell you that they will investigate further and not find that this was in fact a suicide. but i don't believe that enough questions have been asked by those in authority.3 the carolina public press has compiled a google map that trails her final moves. you can read their entire investigation on our web site... wlos dot com. 3 3 3 happening today... leaders of the n- double a c-p will hold a press conference in raleigh, in response to an officer involved shooting. yesterday uring a chase, a white police officer in raleigh shot and killed a black man wanted on drug charges. family members say after the shooting, a small group of protesters started chanting "black liv

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richard reeve s has the latest. richard: this is the second scene. the police found this location when they began canvassing the area. why these people were shot remains a mystery. clearing off bluegray circle in manassas -- >> we heard a popping noises and some kind of flashes from the back. richard: the sounds of multiple gunshots last night. >> don't know what happened. richard: the police calling this a death investigation, two men shot in two separate neighborhoods less than a mile apart. officers found a man shot to death. on cloverleaf circle, a second man wounded, still alive. >> look like a young guy on the ground, and there were 10 paramedics around him. richard: >> ran from the shooting, jumped the fence. are not the police saying if the men shot each other or another party was involved. >> people get drunk. that's what happens. richard: the gunfire has left residents shaken. doesn't frighten you? >> well, it's everywhere. not in the sense of being afraid, but being careful. i want to plane living in having my family, and knowing things li

live in northeast washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. cruz is the winner of the kansas caucus. he triumphed over front runner donald trump. gop race also included maine, kentucky, and louisiana. democrats voted in nebraska, kansas, and louisiana. there are still major battles in michigan, ohio, and florida in the coming weeks. s your headquarters for the campaign trail. william county mother who was shot and killed one week ago today has now been laid to rest. hamiltonal for crystal was held in her hometown of charleston, s.c., this afternoon. she was found dead in her woodbridge home last saturday. the police believe that her during it a mystic incident, before opening fire on three officers. a gofundme account has been set up to help the family with the funeral costs come as well as the care of her 11-year-old son. a funeral is happening money for officer ashley guindon. a massive six mile-long ended services this week before her body was flown to springfield, massachusetts. killed one day after being sworn into the prince william county police department. the new national co

last eded to reeves is commander of the drug task force. >> enormous grows inside residences and neighborhoods, and truly respond to the community outcry. that's been a tremendous dream of the law enforcement. >> reporter: testing still has to be done on the chemicals that >>> an update on a mobile home fire in aurora. a home engulfed in flames on north billings. investigators say the fire started on the stove and spread. no one was inside but neighbors feared the flames would spread. >> my neighbors are great. that one right there woke me up. i jumped up, and out of my kitchen window i saw -- not daylight! fire. so first thing i did was turn the oxygen off. >> crews put out the flames in about 20 minutes but the home is destroyed. >>> action tonight on some parking tickets the city of denver is handing out. this follows a cbs 4 investigation. >> just last night we showed is setting them up to fail when now a councilman says issues raised in our investigation are being addressed. >> as long as somebody stays right behind. >> reporter: he says the cbs 4 investigation raised questions that need

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