. >> tisha lewis attended the vigil she joins us with the latest, tisha? >> apologize looks like we're w' having technical difficult reaching her right now. we're going to go forward, story? >> all right. we're going to come back to this story in a few minutes. of course, it is the story that so many people have been talking about the 15 year old who lost t his life.s she'll have the latest. >>> now, the 2016 nuclear security summit is getting tomorrow. three day mealing runs throughin friday at the washington convention center. marina marraco joins us with the latest and the impact onn traffic. this is going to be a mess: it is going to be a mess especiallp tomorrow during the morningorni commute. there's a fair amount of traffia trying to get around the mess is you will. a lot of folks feel do what youw have to do make sure everyone iy save that's exactly what's happening here. i want to show you how preparations got under way earlier today during the evening rush everything seemed fine then about 20 vernon square bay kids across the basement homeland se

because i knew that this wasn't just history were telling the stories about people like john lewis. as remarkable as they are, it's about the people were living d there. he said he felt like history was repeating himself and that he was fighting for things that he thought that he had 15 decades later. just to talk about where we are in 2016, this is very relevant to my book. the 2016 election of the first presidential election in 50 years without the fullll protection of the voting rightss act. this is the first presidential election since the supreme court gutted the voting rights act. sixteen states now have new voting restrictions in place foi the first time. very important swing states like wisconsin and ohio and north carolina and virginia. so i know that there has been so much coverage in the media over who people are going to vote for and what the polls are going to say. a i'm v i have been asking a different question which is will every d eligible voter he able to cast a ballot. i'm concerned that they will not be able to. so when you talk about the o direction of our we and

tash tisha lewis we thought this was over and initially everyone was happy about. >> tone yain sthawn was a story we first reported when the initial story happened elementary school after its first fallen firefighter kyle wilson. well, in historic move earlier this month the board decided to compromise. so they decided to name its ne newest elementary school after wilson and rename a middle school godwin middle school in particular after community leader dr. george hampton. both sides were very passionate about all this and in the end a compromise was solution, a perfect solution to some. but outrageous to others. now, just to bring you up to speed. hamilton is a community leader and philanthropist and also educator and he's also a retired lieutenant colonel and made his mark in this community. the board approved a joint propose tool name the new elementary school after the fallen firefighter and middle school after hamilton on march 2. board member david will be introduced that proposal but for some it was not a happy ending. days later police confirmed that will be received a note w

tash tisha lewis we thought this was over and initially everyone was happy about. >> tone yain sthawn was a story we first reported when the initial story happened with naming the county's first elementary school after its first fallen firefighter kyle wilson. well, in historic move earlier this month the board decided to compromise. so they decided to name its ne newest elementary school after wilson and rename a middle particular after community leader dr. george hampton. both sides were very passionate about all this and in the end a compromise was solution, a perfect solution to some. but outrageous to others. now, just to bring you up to speed. hamilton is a community leader and philanthropist and also educator and he's also a retired lieutenant colonel and made his mark in this community. the board approved a joint propose tool name the new elementary school after the fallen firefighter and middle school after hamilton on march 2. board member david will be introduced that proposal but for some it was not a happy ending. days later police confirmed that will be received a note w

we are also looking johnny lewis. he is wanted for two counts of burglary, and five counts of felony tampering with coins. lewis is 48-years-old, 5' 9" and weighs 160 pounds. he has past arrests for robbery, assault and breaking and entering. lewis frequents kinsey avenue in mt. auburn or the 5200 block of reading road in bond hill. lisa: lesa, thanks, for coming in. let' s see what we can do for the cincinnati police department. if you have any information that can help police find these two people, call crime stoppers at 352-3040. or you can submit tips online at crime-stoppers.us. remember, you don' t have to give your name, and you could get limelight. richard simmons is breaking his silence. claims that he' hostage by his family and housekeeper. plus, some italian translation, contraption. how they helped us crack the code on a new exhibit at the museum center. you' re watching cincinnati' s hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in

antwan lewis antwan lewis looks at why so many are leaving. >> this man moved out of new jersey. >> we were outside of philly. we moved back to pennsylvania over the summer. they have a two-year-old. thinking about taxes and school and all of that. between 2004 and 2014, more than 2 million people left the garden state because of high taxes, an exodus costs the state $18 billion in gross income. 75,000 jobs. and more than 11 billion lost in economic activity. not everyone agrees with those numbers. >> it is not accurate. it gives the wrong impression about what's actually going on. that's unfortunate. >> reporter: he calls the findings flawed at best. >> they said we lost $18 billion in income over the same 10 years. first of all, over those two years, the people of new jersey earned $2.5 trillion, with a tr, not with a b, 2.5 trillion. the amount they were earning increased by over $100 billion during that time. >> reporter: while the report says scores of people moved out of new jersey, another industry t.g. glazer, president of the realtors agency, saw -- says areas saw growth. >> t

. >> tisha lewis is live where this unfolded tisha do very have information on how that firefighter is doing. >> the good news it seems like fire firingter danny lovato is

officers found simon lewis outside of an apartment complex on hardy street. police haven't made any arrests. >>> three people including a state trooper are expected to be ok after several vehicles were involved in a crash at u.s. 1 and i-440. police say a motorcyclist lost control near the exit and crashed, a trooper pulled over say a person driving a mercedes hit the trooper's vehicle. charges are expected. >>> we talked to the mother of one of the two people killed last week in a double murder in johnston county. she talked about the emotional and financial struggles she's experiencing. jessica's mom went into exclusion after her daughter's murder struggling with the emotional turmoil created by the loss of her daughter. michelle recently lost her home, can barely afford gas money and says paying nor a funeral is out of the question. >> i need help to make sure my baby gets a proper burial. >> have they told you how much you're going to need? >> oh, wow, about $4,200 just to have her cremated. >> investigators haven't made arrests in the case. call the sher

mason, pendleton, lewis and counties in 2-hour delay. independent schools are closed...because of meteorologist catherine bodak joins us with a snapshot of your forecast. lingering rain and and chilly forecast. daytime highs will only reach the low 40s. this weekend, another quick moving system will bring rain and snow to the area. we will dry out on sunday with temperatures 60s next week. today: mostly cloudy. we continue to follow our big story from

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police found simon lewis complex on hardy street early wednesday morning. if you have any information police or crime stoppers. >> five cumberland county deputies have been suspended without pay for the way a violent incident was handled during a donald trump campaign rally last week. the sheriff says the deputies focused on a protester that got sucker punched rather than the man that threw the punch. john mcgraw wasn't arrested until the next day. >> could be a recount. in johnston county democrat patrick oliver leads jimmy massen bill by 44 points. and in mecklenburg county two democrats are separated by just 10 votes. margins could adjust as absentee ballots trickle in and counties perform canvass next week. candidates can request recounts if the difference is less than or equal to 1% of all votes cast. >>> monday's republican presidential debate in salt lake city, utah will not happen. fox news cancelled the event because donald trump and john kasich have both decided not to participate. debates and he's committed already to a big speech on the same nig

lewis will also spend five years on probation. mike: a national internet theft ring uncovered by west chester police, all thanks in part to a traffic stop. officers discovered the ring in 2012 and have since seized more than $150,000. now, west chester police are turning over their evidence to the fbi since they have identified victims throughout a mason father now has emergency temporary custody of a missing toddler. sheree: his mom took off with him last week. the mom' s family is concerned the two are with joshua craft. he pleaded guilty to assaulting grant last month. only wlwt was there when grant' s biological father, josh wells, walked out of the warren county juvenile courthouse. >> they told me to call the sheriff to try and put out an amber alert, but they did grant me custody today. medication three times a day for a heart condition. traveling in a white 2001 buick le sabre. if you see them, call the warren county sheriff. mike: fire crews pulled a body from a house fire in aurora, indiana. we spoke to the man who escap

lewis is the father of a 5-month-old. the shooting happened at his home just outside of montefoley during a party. investigators want anyone who was at the party to contact police were crimestoppers. finding a man who is wanted on attempted murder charges. 23-year-old marquis beas harpers accused of shooting a 21 -year-old man in lancaster. the victim is expected to recover anybody with information on harper's whereabouts is asked immediately contact the sheriff's office were crimestoppers. no 10:00 authorities investigating officer involved shooting death of a 24-year-old north carolina man. according to police officers in raleigh were trying to arrest a man on felony drug charges when he was shot and killed. witnesses say the suspect walked out of a corner store and was shot as he tried to jump over a fence. witnesses said they heard five to seven gunshots go off. police haven't identified the wasn't armed. police chiefs sandra ground reports that firearm was found at that man's body. committee members gathered at the s

we begin with teisha lewis in germantown. well, tony we're here across the street from fire station 34atio where firefighters returnedfigh tonight after spending most the night trying to put this fire out. today was a red flag day. that means that winds are high and humidity is low and as you mentioned, those are ripe conditions for brush fires. thankfully, no one was hurt.t. property damage was minimal, just a few sheds were destroyed. we did speak with an owner whosr home was dangerously close to this brush fire and he tells us that a discarded cigarette butt may be to blame. all right. we spoke with will with yam webw and right now it was a dramaticç evening for william web and his family. web says that he has lived in his home nearly 40 years and the last brush fire happened 15ppen years ago.year but nothing like this. montgomery county fire and

omar lewis is live with more. >> omar: foodgood morning. the people in brussels woke up under guard and limited transportation the day after more than 30 people were killed and more than 200 injured inn a series of bombings at the airport and subway station. dfl >> 7:59, i hear the first bomb, which was a big blast and hear and see the second blast. and then time for running. travelers in the brussels airport, some just arriving and checking in for their flights as bombs exploded around them. others huddled close hiding behind their luggage, a s soller left abandoned. >> you hear screaming and in a war zone. >> omar: but itasn't over. just over an hour later, a blast in t subway close to the european union cocolex. survivors forced to walk through the dark ove the tracks trying to escape. outside, medics raced to save the injured. >> can't explain.% it looks like war. it's unbelievable, really hardrd >> reporter: at the airport, four americans among the injured, all missionaries with the mormon church and these are the men investigators bel

#####otr##### "on the road - bobby lewis, 10news wtsp" the siblings have two other sisters who live in different not only did they add a family member, but each got new vacation homes to visit. a pilot makes an emergency landing on a st. petersburg golf course. two teens in the plane walked away without a scratch. the 2-seater vintage plane ended up on the greens at the lakewood golf course in st. pete's lakewood estates subdivision saturday afternoon. the 18-year-old pilot told investigators the plane lost power and he knew he couldn't make it to the nearest airport. it was a wild sight that many say they'd never seen before. no golfers were hurt either -- but it did leave them with quite the story to tell. firefighters say there was no damage to the golf course. the f-a-a is investigating. it was a beautiful weekend to head out to the plant city event -- there's a to deal with the heavy traffic in that area. expect backups for the next week here at the thonotosassa exit...while construction crews work on the off- ramp. inside the festival -- it was another busy day packed with thousa

thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: on the road in tampa bobby lewis 10 news wtsp. >> his therapist walked step-by- step with him across the stage during graduation. >> tampa general used to do one rehab reunion every year but they have so many success >>> looking ahead to the weekend we have your forecast. get traffic alerts any time of the day. >>> here's a look at headlines around the nation and the world in your 60 second scan. u.n. security council approved stricter sanctions for north korea. that's in response to recent nuclear and missile tests like this one. require cargo ships and aircraft to be inspected. >>> the man who kidnapped and killed two virginia college students will serve life in prison. jesse matthews pleaded guilty to to murder. he is serving time for a sexual assault in a third case. >>> there is no escape. an inmate at a jail in bakersfield, california crashed a transport van. he and fellow inmates in the van are accounted for. >>> he was once king and had a castle. now sports authority is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the company will shout down 130 stor

testimony #####otr##### "on the road in tampa - bobby lewis, 10news wtsp" zach ward's therapist walked step by step with him across the stage at graduation last november. he is now working on his masters degree in theology. tampa general used to do just one rehab reunion per stories, they had to expand it to two per year. coming up the tampa bay rays helped a military dad surprise his kids. how they reacted when they saw him, ahead. here's a look at what's coming up on 10 news and c-b-s tonight. starting at 8:00, the big bang theory, followed by life in pieces at 8:30. at 9:00, mom. at 9:30, two broke girls. at 10:00, elementary. then tune in to 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests actor christopher meloni and medal of honor recipient edward military father surprise his kids. u-s navy seabee patrick jackson was home between deployments. his two kids took part in the ceremonial first pitch -- without knowing their dad -- was the catcher. his kids were stunned to see him, home. coming up on 10 news this morning, with the florida the

as he steps off the ledge, shay hugs lewis close. they're lowered down to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> relief came when we got pulled in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards, shay and barr talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile. it could have been anybody. a lot of heros up there. you only see us. it's a lot of guys, a whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fast. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have done. >> is this the reason you became a fireman in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. the whole reason. >> an exhausted by elated patty brown weighs in. >> so proud of these two guys. 50 years on the job, the most courageous thing i ever saw. right, patty? >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter lew

he and congressman lewis were the first to offer bus. the crowd that formed had all which to weapons with attack these students with. there were bats and chains and pipes and crates and just any manner of weaponry that you could think of to attack the students. after he was attacked, the crowd turned to commerce and lewis. coca-cola with a crate. that is the last thing he remembered. a were both beaten unconscious. others caught up in this attack were the assistant to attorney general robert f kennedy. his name was john c installer. scene as thethe students were being attacked and tried to intervene. as anounced himself federal official and someone proceeded to hit him over the head with a metal pipe and attack him. mr. cwhat happened with installer, the other person with -- he went to the federal judge to ask for an injunction. judge johnson issued an injunction, keeping the klan from intervening anymore with the freedom riders. but he also issued an injunction to prevent the freedom riders to continue at the same time. the civil rights

lewis? >> mr. chairman we believe detainees can be safely and securely and humanely detained in the united states. we believe, i believe the current statute does prohibit us from doing that so we're working towards doing that the plan that was sent up we gave a look at locations, military facilities and federal state facilities that could do that. we believe detainees as i said can be detained. we did not pick a specific location. >> the, one of the concerns that congress clearly has here is that in terms of our experience with those who have left guantanamo bay, over the long haul, those who have returned to the fight or those who have suspected of having returned to the fight, there is a little over 30%. i understand the argument that the administration is making recent, recent individuals released they haven't returned -- lower percentage returned to the fight but of course there is a continuum in terms of collecting the information and monitoring and transitioning as people end up, i'm just loo

i'm omar lewis. >> and i'm diana diaz. forecast.

bobby lewis is on the road at tampa international for a face- to-face meeting karen never imagined what happened. >> reporter: i don't think i slept in two months. >> karen hill knew she had two sisters. she found out she actually has three. a death in the family led to a facebook search and this unlikely hello. >> that issue. i can tell. i could spot or anywhere. >> it is been a while. a half-century. >> i spotted you from the get- >> dev myers in white and karen in black. embracing. this news was a surprise. >> i wanted to make sure you knew who i was. for adoption and karen never knew. they have lots of questions but not much time to ask them. debits here for a few days on a work trip before heading back home to ohio. >> thank you so much for being here. more than enough. on the road, bobby lewis. >>> the siblings have two other siblings who live in different states. >> they say they will spend the next two days just gabbing. >>> you have seen the damage left after a car crashed into a day care. all-new at 6:00, who is responsible for making sure homes turned into daycare's. we're lo

lewis douglas, a major, a member of the massachusetts 54th. these men got to massachusetts and found out that a ravine pay less. -- being pay less. they would deduct three dollars for clothing. so this was about half of what white soldiers earned. i would not be fixed until june, 1864, thanks to stephen. and they cannot be noncommissioned officers, so lewis douglas is a sergeant major. so that is why i began in 1863, because of the expense of men like this. of the 1500 identifiable men of color who hold national and local office during the reconstruction, at least 130 our military -- our military. no big surprise. this is my father's generation, you could run for office, so black men all across the north marched to join in the 54th. i am sure that you have seen the film glory. it manages to get everything wrong about the story. they come from all across the north, 19 men come from syracuse. new york state had a several -- second ledger's -- largest contingent. ohio was number two. ohio has the largest contingent. and it is interesting, because

they've been sitting in a shelter for almost a year. >> reporter: i'm bobby lewis, 10 news wtsp. >> i wish i could get pine long enough. >> but it does make all the difference too. you see these great dog, great temperament, but it's hard to get past the cover and this changes it. >> she does one free groom per week and gives 10% off for all rescued dogs. evening commute on both sides of the howard franklin bridge. >> and taking a live look at storm tracker 10, we'll tell you when you need to be ready so you can plan where are week. the news 10 app will bring you weather and traffic alerts any time of day. >>> the tampa bay rays are on the way to cuba. what it takes to pull off the historic game in havana. >>> time for stories making headlines across state with nation, and around the world. the president of france says high in both belgium and france tonight after europe's most wanted pan was captured in brussels in connection to the paris attacks. salah abdel salam is wounded by but alive. >>> migrants are meeting in brussels to broke aerosolution. >>> louisiana is helping those impa

. >>> and staff sergeant lewis cardinal was a camp lejeune marine in southern california. his unit manned the first fire isis saw the units moving in and practicing with artillery. >>> a south carolina firefighter died was crushed when his fire truck backed over him. a member of the conway fire department outside myrtle beach. the six under investigation behind the state. he leaves behind a wife and a pair of daughters. >>> the congressional civil rights pilgrimage has become an annual event five years ago. senator scott says it was imperative the group remember those killed at the church. >> this journey is not the end. this is really the beginning of an education for the country on how forgiveness leads to reconciliation and must be loved. >> they also played homage to a group of south carolina university students who were killed protesting in 1968. tim scott was joined by congressman lewis. >> and charleston, will continue to be a stop along the way. >> former unc stand out, sentence, and followup in colorado last year, to influence california a few minutes later and la

but joe lewis has not won the championship yet. him ald be hard to call super athlete of modern times. point, he is an undefeated challenger. owens is already the best in the world at what he does. it is a sport that matters a great deal too many millions of americans. rivals on theut track itself? the amazing thing about jesse owens's summer of 1935, begins in ann arbor with this spectacular achievement, six records. then he goes to the west coast and wins nine out of nine events in which he ventured to read the springs and the jumps. he dominates the ncaa championships. then, his personal life intrudes. he realizes pretty quickly that being a celebrity has some drawbacks. forarticular, he is exposed courting a beautiful young woman in los angeles while he is out there. this is at the same time he has a fiance and a child back in cleveland. there are threats made of a breach of promise suits. by the time he gets to the aau championships in nebraska, he concentrate anymore. he loses badly there in the sprints. a finishes third behi

kirby will spend 27 years in prison...lewis and brewer were given shorter prison terms. they were duped by a locked door...and police in northern kentucky say it may have been the *second* time that's happened to these would-be robbers.nine on your side's julie o'neill shows us why the suspects in that scene this weekend -- fit the bill for another investigation. it happened here at this marathon gas station right off i-75 in williamstown. the 57-year-old clerk tells me he started to go around back to put the garbage outheard somethinggot suspicious back inside and locked the door. the surveillance picture shows him looking at the two men, one of whom has a gun. it was scary because he had a gun. and he could've went ahead and shot me right but he didn't so.dwayne nickell is very familiar with what happened at the marathon 10 miles south of here a few weeks ago when a clerk averted an armed robbery when she thought to lock the door. the men had on similar hoods and clothing so police in williamstown and grant county sheriff deputies are working together on this pretty su

omar lewis is live with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. it was nothing but disorder in the courtroom. you would think after they were accused of leading police on car chase they would be on their best behavior but oh the contrary. several people showed upp to support those suspects are also waking up in jail this morning. (inaudible) >> reporter: a day a aer police fourteens led police on continued in the courtroom on tuesday, resulting in more individuals being takeninto custody. at a hearing for 15-year-old maurice thomas and 15-year-old thomas butler, seen here sming for the cameras, things seem to have gone from bad accused of stealing cars and running from police to worse. this display at brord county courtroom. (inaudible) >> reporter: it started monday evening when fourteens stole this blue car at height house point and ditched it in lauderdale lakes, took off across the field and stole another car. the anticsontinued tuesday in the courtroom when their friends wewe belligerent, then refused to leave n. the end, several more were ar

lewis is the father of a 5-month-old. the shooting happened at his home just outside of montefoley during a party. investigators want anyone who police were crimestoppers. bill: deputies need your help finding a man who is wanted on attempted murder charges. 23-year-old marquis beas harpers accused of shooting a 21 -year-old man in lancaster. the victim is expected to recover anybody with information on harper's whereabouts is asked immediately contact the sheriff's office were crimestoppers. no 10:00 authorities investigating officer involved shooting death of a 24-year-old north carolina man. according to police officers in raleigh were trying to arrest a man on felony drug charges when he was shot and killed. witnesses say the suspect walked out of a corner store and was shot as he tried to jump over a fence. witnesses said they heard five to seven gunshots go off. police haven't identified the man but his mom is saying he wasn't armed. police chiefs sandra ground reports that firearm was found at that man's body. comm

lewis oburg and his daughter toured a college in rhode island but coming back home saturday lewis reported engine trouble still miles from the airport. then the engine completely shut down and lewis deployed the emergency parachute. >> we got very lucky. very lucky. we're coming from university of rhode island. and we had a problem on the way home. >> the engine died and i pulled the parachute and we landed. >> the plane landed in that lewis had a scratch on his head, his daughter had no injuries. the faa and ntsb are both investigating. >>> right now 85 teams of mushers are racing across the alaskan wilderness to become this year's iditarod sled dog race champion. the ceremonial start was saturday at anchorage but as we said last week snow had to be fold hold in from fair banks 360 miles away so the sleds could take off. seven former champions are competing in this year's iditarod. the win winner should cross the finish line in nome, alaska sometime next week. >>> it's a little cool this morning. we're expecting a nice warm-up this afternoon. >> we've been cold enough for snow. we need to

pete sees his talent on the streets. 10 news reporter bobby lewis is on the road with a young artist on the rise. open in car sot derek donnelly "you know before you knew it he was trying this and trying that and now i look around he's got ten, giant full scale murals. he's got as many murals in the city as i do i think." nats door nat sot "this one was especially challenging because of the texture of the wall" you have probably seen justin wagher's work and not even known it. but for a teenager whose time in art has been short. his accomplishments sot as in senior year of high school. wagher is a gibbs high student. just like his mentor derek donnelly was. years ago. sot "i've been doing this a long time and he's already on that level" justin's latest piece can be seen atop a popular downtown restaurant.. another gem in his impressive, growing collection. #####otr##### "on the road bobby lewis, 10news wtsp" justin will turn 18 in april. from gibbs this spring. he plans to pursue a career in art wherever the art will take him. coffee lovers, chick fil a is getting ready to roll out a

. >> but as omar lewis reports, the teen had no business being at the school. >> a criminal investation underway. after the release of this disturbing cellphone video, captured on a baltimore high schoololampus. in the five seconds that you can see the school officer yelling profanities while slapping a young man three times and kicking him as he walked away. one slap so hard, you can hear >> as a parent of a baltimore school student, i was appalled. the video is something that you never want to see anyone treated like that. >> the attorney for the teamer said he's a ten account grader, enrolled at the public high school and was just trying to attend class. the attorney said that the student suffered injuries to his face and ribs because of the intense blows. >> based on the evidence that we have here, we are certain that he's a student that belongs at the school. >> reporter: the acting police chief has a different story. >> our officers were cald because this hapapned after the two unknown citizens. >> reporter: the attorney for the officer said that his client was told that the teena

everyone seems happy. >> bobby lewis. 10 news. even though they plated cuba today outside of the us this is one of the closest road trips for the rays and 2015 -- in 2016. >> we will check in with anchor live. >>> a live look at the sun shining bright over clearwater beach. bad news. it looks like we're in store for more rain this weekend. >>> download the 10 news app for instant traffic and weather alerts anytime of the day. >>> a four-year custody battle is tearing apart a family.>> soul and do what is best. >>> time for stories making 62nd scan. affected by the brussel explosion to connect with loved ones. the social media site implemented the safety check feature to let present -- let family know they are okay. >> families displaced by severe flooding in south texas are finally going home. mandatory of action -- evacuation orders have been lifted. flooding destroyed homes and businesses. >>> liquid lumber daters is in a settlement with the state of california. the retailer faced allegations that high levels of formaldehyde vio

has to pay back the money. and lewis made repeated withdrawals from a client's bank account without permission. >>> many people feel like they spend much of their lives driving or stuck in traffic. where cincinnati ranks for daily commuting. >> could donald trump be losing steam? and we need voters who want safer gun laws and who are disappointed in leaders who stand in their way to remember come election time. i share president obama's outrage. it's time we had leaders with the courage to stand up to the nra. i'm p.g. sittenfeld. in the senate, i'll fight for commonsense gun safety, criminal background checks, ban assault weapons. i approve this message because ted strickland will never stand up to the nra. >> all eyes are on the four states to see if donald trump will roll to victory again or if the attacks against him are starting to take hold much the businessman is taking hold in ohio governor focused heavily to the north hoping his positive message wins out in the end. >> the state of michigan send a message, launch me in the state of ohio, where we will have a whole new day i

police say the semi turned off lewis boulevard onto an entrance road to a business... that road crosses the railroad tracks. before it could get past the tracks... though... a union pacific train crashed with the trailer... cutting it in *half*... apilling its load of fertilizer. investigators say the truck driver had actually made a wrong turn. 3 we know more this morning about the arrest of the minnesota man believed to be the person behind the theft of a pizza ranch delivery van and a semi friday.26 - year - old (ivy) ivie (popple - well) popplewell was arrested in ottawa kansas friday night. he'd been on the run from fight with police there. well... police say he stole the pizza ranch van from a restaurant in sheldon... before ditching it at a farm near lawton and stealing the semi. the semi was found *sunday* at a truck stop in the same town where (popple - well) popplewell was arrested. he's facing a charge of motor vehicle theft in woodbury county.that's all for now... have a great day! 3 3 3 3 >> it is tuesday, march 1st, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning

bobby lewis is on the road in seminole with a trip of a lifetime. >> reporter: i love indiana jones. >> they are making a new one. >> jury klosterman has always loved movies. >> star wars. >> in his living room is living proof filled with cinema sites. from tributes to traverse. the latest edition is his favorite. >> a coaster -- poster for the martian starring matt damon and directed by ridley scott and it came out last year. >> the martian is a movie about an astronaut who has to fight to stay alive. something jerrod can relate to. >> i have a weak immune system and it makes me sick if i don't have the proper medicine. and treatment. >> when you are going through a lot of health issues it can get it can -- you can lose sight of your dreams. i never want him to lose sight of his dreams. >>'s passion for movies was he got to high school. and had to stay home from school. it gave him time to pick up a lot of movies. that inspired him to pick up his camera and make movies thanks to the children stream fund in tampa. he finally got a chance to meet his hero. >> that was my dream to meet

they have former nc state guard tyler lewis playing on their teamow that means tyler lewis gets to come back and play in pnc arena. his dad told me, quote, tyler is elated coming back to play he has a special place in his heart for nc state. he will look back at being able to play at pnc one more time and it will be a special moment. the number one seed is kansas. why are we concerned about kansas? they have a guard. he led the jayhawks to the big 12 tournament title where he was named the tournament mvp. grant played high school hoops here that n. raleigh and committed to play at appalachian state and graham ended up in kansas where he has become a critical player for the jayhawks. there will nobody brackets for nc state. they didn't qualify for the ncaa tournament and at 16 and 17 were not selected for the nit. state decided they will not play in a post season tournament either in las vegas or the college basketball invitational. so their season is over. plenty more to talk about as we roll through the brackets this week. >> the ultimate bracket you thank you. >>> thank you for joinin

bobby lewis is on the road where a special teacher is growing a new habit.>> reporter: if you went looking for nature, this part of tampa might not be your first stop. just feet from the traffic, life lessons are blooming. >> beautiful. >> this is spinach, this is this is academy press school gardens, led by anita ives watchful eyes and green thumb.>> we have to make sure the soil is nice and moist.>> all she does is radiate positivity.>> we have cucumbers, everything is starting to come up very nicely. >> reporter: she started the program to teach kids that food does not magically appear in stores. along the way, it became her passion.>> i don't think i had two, i just think it's the right thing to do. it is a good crap, it is a lost art.>> reporter: she never would've known this project would've grown to what it has become. she was given a hometown hero back to school to continue to pass on her passion. >> she helps everybody that comes through in and out of the school. she always has a positive effect on everyone around her.>> i didn't think this spinach would have a good harvest this y

just north of sergeant bluff on lewis boulevard. authorities say the semi had turned off lewis boulevard onto an entrance road into a business... a road that crosses the railroad tracksks. before it could get past the tracks... a union pacific train collided with the trailer... cutting it in half... and spilling its load of fertilizer. investigators say the truck driver had actually made a wrong turn. 3 jonathan neunaber has entered into a plea agreement with plymouth county prosecutors... 2nd degree murder in the death of his mother.our nick popham was in the courtroom as he explained *why*... and *how* he brutally killed his elderly mother. 3 jonathan neunaber sat before judge steven andreasen and the rest of the courtroom in the plymouth county courthouse... pleading guilty to two separate charges.the first is murder in the second degree and the second is willful injury-a class c offense. the charges came after neunaber beat his own mother to death with a steel pipe back in june of 2014 in their family home. following the >>> bac

it was my honor to serve in congress with congressman john lewis, one of the most incredible people you could ever meet and john was very modest. he didn't really talk about at least in congress about his history, people knew it. but this book talks not only about john and all of the other members of the civil rights movement, the importance of their work, but also what has been happening to the voter, the act since 1965, the war, if you will t attack on the voting rights act to try to scale it back, diminish it and so forth. so that's why i take a particular important issue for us us to be considering knowing that we have states across the country where restrictive laws on voting rights are being enacted. arizona, obviously, is no exception. i want to welcome you all and thank you for being here. i want to pose the first question to each of our panelists. >> amary's book. >> i'm sorry, did i not mention it? bad moderator. independent politics. professor here, how americans sustained for parties leads to political inaction and i think what we know about arizona and the country is the fa

i am antwan lewis. christina: i am christina park, this happened while city is already on high alert following a string of slashings this time police caught the attacker. antwan: to zachary who live. reporter: it of crazy today, chaos. police described suspect a man with prior mental health issues, he went on a violence spree, multiple victims in multiple location, including two injured nypd officers, the suspect is in custody. patrick dillon, randomly slashed two, killed one, he set a homeless man on fire. >> the officers demand that suspect dropped the knife, he refused. the suspect sprayed officers with the liquid burning their hands and face. the officer then discharged their weapons shooting the suspect [ sound of gunfire ] reporter: you hear gunshots fired. this video highlights confusion. you get's sense of what it was like to be out there, police asking public efficient their help through twitter as they try to locate this suspect, the -- a face this morning at 11:20. just hours later, about 6 b

tisha lewis joins us now with more. >> reporter: the emergency 17-year-old high school student in fairfax died due to a potential heroin overdose. the goal of tonight's gathering was to get the word out about the perils of a heroin addiction. it's a mission that starts with educating parents. we're inside the drug enforcement administration's visitor center in leesburg. call it a perfect center for a candid discussion about the risingia of heroin among students. >> i lost my brother a year and a half ago to a drug overdose. it's important to me that nobody else goes through what my family has been through. >> reporter: her brother jason was 37 years old when he died. >> i don't have a solution. is this is enough? no. is it a start, yes. >> reporter: she is talking about this forum where she was just one of scores of people impacted by a loved one's drug addiction including heroin. the focus here is on getting help to the most vulnerabl population using heroin, children. the conversation also focused on rehabilitation as opposed to criminalization. >> i haven't used alcohol or any other dr

tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> also in virginia a spotslyvania county man is facing murder charges. the sheriff's office says william moore is responsible for the death of his wife ashley who died after a heroin overdose last month. moore admitted to police the couple used the drug on a daily basis and on the night shd dose. investigators initially charged moore with child endangerment after it was revealed his two children were inside the home at the time. >> beautiful day today, right? spring is only two days away, by the way. but we hear snow is in the forecast. let's get right to gwen tolbart now and find out what we can expect, if we should pull out the winter coats. gwen? >> i know, just as everybody thought oh, we finally can kind of ease up on the clothing a little bit. well, you know what? temperatures tomorrow are going to be in the 40s and we do have some rain, a little bit of wintry mix and just a little bit of snow, just as spring makes its arrival. right now we've got a couple of systems to the south of us that are moving their way up the northeast and they are going

on the road bobby lewis 10 news wtsp. >> bobby's kids so cute. >> i bet the little one gets it all right. >> carolina is a great pick. >> tournaments begin on thursday on cbs. >>> i'm dion lim. live in the news room and at 6:00 great white sharks have a bad rap but they are important to our ocean. coming up, see how local thousands of miles these creature travel and what their research means to marine science. >>> 10 news has live team coverage as trump gets cheer from supporters inside his tampa rally and chants from protesters outside. >>> after 10 investigates exposed questionable relationships in politics, will the people involved face criminal charges? we are digger deeper tonight to brand new findings. that's on "10 news at 6:00". >>> this is a double blow. arkansas got hit with tornadoes. the cities that saw tornadoes two years ago got hit again. >> remember around may flower a massive tornado two years ago was in the same area. thankfully it wasn't as large. this is coming after a foot to last week. this is one after another insult to injury. three reports of tornadoes yesterday

if we get nixon we lose rufus lewis's people and rufus lewis, a spokesman, we lose some of mister nixon's people. why don't we get that. doctor martin luther king hadn't been here long, hadn't been involved in civil rights activities but there is one thing he can do. that is fine. we decided what we would do to stay off of the buses for a day. as soon as i get through here i will get some leaflets made out. then we assign each of us responsibilities to carry out certain responsibilities so there could be an official meeting called and when it was called in the living room, doctor martin luther king jr. was selected to be part of the official meeting when he was not present. mister rufus lewis was selected as chairman of the transportation committee. nixon was selected as the treasurer, and out of law school, as the lawyer for the movement, in charge of legal activities. and after the appeal and after the official meeting when they met at the baptist church at the mass meeting, when doctor king spoke, and joann's living room was the right thing and the rest of it is history. that is how i

tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> it's all rader odd. metro service is back to service tonight after fire shut down parts of the orange and silver lines. the tunnel fire sent smoke into the station causing it to be evacuated. firefighters quickly put it on you. metro says this was not an electrical fire. they say debris was to blame. this comes more than a week actually safety issues closed the entire system for a day. some riders say they are concerned. >> we were heading to the washington mall and we were going to take metro. unfortunately metro is down, so we'll probably take uber or lyft. >> very disconcerting. >> also today metro's acting chief safety officer handed in his resignation. metro has not yet announced a permanent replacement. >> it was an emotional day for friends and family of prince george's county detective jacai colson a large choir there with beautiful music at the first baptist church of glenarden in upper marlboro. colson was killed earlier this month. his family says he will be greatly missed. officer colson will

shannon lewis was arrested after police say she tooct over a three-month period. police say she used that money to pay off her own bills and buy personal items. >> there were two checks to herself, and there were also -- most of the charges were made to the association that she used for perm expenses. >> lewis is scheduled to in a court early next month. >>> more and more people are telling us their bill from the cleveland division of water are wrong. tonight a boston heights woman told us she isn't even hooked into cleveland water lines but she's getting build. investigator jonathan walsh uncovers new details at 6:00. >> reporter: there's a lot of aggressive development in the botch heights area but one woman tells me the water department billing is getting ahead of the building itself. >> i feel like where do i turn? because i'm not getting satisfaction from them. >> reporter: 76-year-old mary from boston heights told me she feels like she's getting nowhere with the cleveland division of water because she's called dozens of times and no answers. >> how cain be g

tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> a violent turn of events land aid 15-year-old boy in jail. he's say hi mother's boyfriend was attacking her when the green grand her semi-another matter firearm and killed the man. "fox5" maryland looks at what happened. >> and didties say that mother and boyfriend had been arguing tuesday afternoon. and then it quickly turned physical. that's when investigators say the 15-year-old boy also in the house grabbed hi mother's semi-automatic gun from storage shooting and killing 3 37-year-old john conroy junior the house in spotsylvania cleared and turned over to the teen's mother and the 15-year-old remains in custo now facing a second ge agree hurder charge. >> in the commonwealth of virginia all homicides are presumed by statute to be second degree murder. and in this case, while it's being investigated in sulttation with the commonwealth attorney they felt it would be appropriate charge to place opt juvenile at that time. and as investigation nears police should should be done rather quickly, the evidence the facts are presented to the common

tisha lewis, "fox5 local news". >> a violent turn of events land aid 15-year-old boy in jail. he's say hi mother's boyfriend was attacking her when the green grand her semi-another matter firearm and killed the man. "fox5" maryland looks at what happened. >> and didties say that mother and boyfriend had been arguing tuesday afternoon. and then it quickly turned physical. that's when investigators say the 15-year-old boy also in the house grabbed hi mother's semi-automatic gun from storage shooting and killing 3 37-year-old john conroy the house in spotsylvania cleared and turned over to the teen's mother and the 15-year-old remains in custody now facing a second ge agree hurder charge. >> in the commonwealth of virginia all homicides are presumed by statute to be second degree murder. and in this case, while it's being investigated in sulttation with the commonwealth attorney they felt it would be appropriate charge to place opt juvenile at that time. and as investigation nears police should should be done rather quickly, the evidence the facts are presented to the commonwealt