sir avery: yeah. ashlee: this is your workshop/lab. sir avery: yeah. ashlee: currently, he is working on this incubator. sir avery: it is almost like something that superman would be happy to be in, and the shape of it is much more about getting even air distribution than trying to make it look cool. ashlee: the life pod costs $2000 versus $40,000 for typical incubators. the hope is that it can save thousands of lives each year. sir avery: i will show you, this is pretty cool. this is pretty ugly. ashlee: he also has this giant block of frozen chicken slurry as a way to amplify the nutritional value of trash meat. sir avery: after kentucky fried has taken all of their bits, the leg and the chest, they make it into this stuff. ashlee: yum, chicken slurry. i will have a spoonful later. sir avery mixes the trash meat with, of all things, kiwi to break it down into the basic amino acids so the body can absorb it. it is aimed at helping malnourished children. sir avery: if you take that, you will get instant energy. you don't have to digest it. it will go s

or anti-avery" people living in michicot, the community where the avery auto salvage property is located, say that avery had a bad rep and wasn't respected...and that the documentary has divided the county curtis busse/green bay "this man was tried..he was convicted..and now all of a sudden there's shambles and he's innocent and i just don't think that's right" " tim spierling/susuorts police "i think it's just a shame that people are judging this town without even being here and meeting the people" to help prevent the negativity from expanding...resident s created the hashtag love manitowoc, to shine some light on the positivity surrounding the county despite what outsiders see and hear "we try so hard to let everybody know that this is a great place to live" even as manitowoc hopes to rebuild its reputation.. and while some will continue to fight for avery's innocence... one thing is certain. the violent and tragic loss of teresa halbach. in manitowoc wisconsin, nate stewart reporting lukas: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. stay with us. high school in everly iowa ha

or anti-avery" people living in michicot, the community where the avery auto salvage property is located, say that avery had a bad rep and wasn't respected...and that the documentary has divided the county curtis busse/green bay "this man was tried..he was convicted..and now all of a sudden there's shambles and he's innocent and i just don't think that's right" tim spierling/supports police "i think it's just a shame that people are judging this town without even being here and meeting the negativity from expanding...residents created the hashtag love manitowoc, to shine some light on the positivity surrounding the county despite what outsiders see and hear "we try so hard to let everybody know that this is a great place to live" even as manitowoc hopes to rebuild its reputation.. and while some will continue to fight for avery's innocence... one thing is certain. the violent and tragic loss of teresa halbach. " lucas: now through friday, we'll have more stories taking you deeper into steven avery's case... we'll hear from those who knew the victims, as well as the attorneys working on t

or anti-avery" people living in michicot, the community where the avery auto salvage property is located, say that avery had a bad rep and wasn't respected...and that the documentary has divided the county curtis busse/green bay "this man was tried..he was convicted..and now all of a sudden there's shambles and he's innocent and i just don't think that's tim spierling/supports police "i think it's just a shame that people are judging this town without even being here and meeting the people" to help prevent the negativity from expanding...residents created the hashtag love manitowoc, to shine some light on the positivity surrounding the county despite what outsiders see and hear "we try so hard to let everybody know that this is a great place to live" even as manitowoc hopes to rebuild its reputation.. and while some will continue to fight for avery's innocence... one thing is certain. the violent and tragic loss of teresa halbach. " elias: now through friday, we will have more stories taking you deeper into the story.. we'll hear from those who knew the victims, as well as the attorneys

or anti-avery" people living in michicot, the community where the avery auto salvage property is located, say that avery had a bad rep and wasn't respected...and that the documentary has divided the county curtis busse/green bay "this man was tried..he was convicted..and now all of a sudden there's shambles and he's innocent and i just don't think that's right" tim spierling/supports police "i think it's just a shame that people are judging this town without even being here and meeting the people" to help prevent the negativity from expanding...residents created the hashtag love manitowoc, to shine some light on the positivity surrounding the county despite what outsiders see and hear "we try so hard to let everybody know that this is a great place to live" hopes to rebuild its reputation.. and while some will continue to fight for avery's innocence... one thing is certain. the violent and tragic loss of teresa halbach. " elias: now through friday, we will have more stories taking you deeper into the story.. we'll hear from those who knew the victims, as well as the attorneys working on

or anti-avery" people living in michicot, the community where the avery auto salvage property is located, say that avery had a bad rep and wasn't respected...and that the documentary has divided the county curtis busse/green bay "this man was tried..he was convicted..and now all of a sudden there's shambles and he's innocent and i just don't think that's right" tim police "i think it's just a shame that people are judging this town without even being here and meeting the people" to help prevent the negativity from expanding...resident s created the hashtag love manitowoc, to shine some light on the positivity surrounding the county despite what outsiders see and hear "we try so hard to let everybody know at this is a great place to live" even as manitowoc hopes to rebuild its reputation.. and while some will continue to fight for avery's innocence... one thing is certain. the violent and tragic loss of teresa halbach. in manitowoc wisconsin, nate stewart reporting and coming up later on in the show... we'll have part two of our series... looking at the woman behind the now famous photogr

avery, mitchell and watauga county schools. let's go to meteorologist al conklin in the first alert weather center, al, you hinted this might be the case this morning. >> al: from yesterday we saw there would be a little bit of snow. bigger issue is there is wind chill factors that are down in the teens. temperatures are near freezing in the mountains, wind gusts in the 45, 50 mile per hour range, morning so again, three operate on two-hour delay up there. mitchell, avery and watauga county schools. the rain has cleared the area, so clearing skies across the region, outside of the mountains. where again you have mostly cloudy skies. in charlotte, a few lingering clouds, but the stars are out, dry for most neighborhoods as what little bit of rain we had last night is long gone. 32 boone, 44 morganton, 49 gastonia, 50 charlotte, rock hill, lancaster,55 in where where. wadesboro. plenty of sunshine to go around, breezy, cooler, 53 in charlotte, exactly 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. goodbye to the 70s for a while. let you know

we will likely not see most in avery county. you're well below freezing. 27 in beach mountain, and you have boone, and the windchill will keep you near freezing. i don't see widespread travel issues, but avery county, secondary roads, be cautious for the slick spots. high in the 50s in charlotte today, and the chill is here. we will talk about the rain that is returning tomorrow evening and how the mountain snow chances will be coming along with that as well. let's get you back out to the roads here locally watching the interstates. >> 85 rolling right along, and we checked in with the mountain county the, and the, and -- counties, and we have not heard of any issues. back here in charlotte, you can see we are dealing with damp roadways, and drive time technology, not showing any slow downs. towards uptown charlotte, and least at 66 miles an hour. statesville road, headed out to huntersville from sunset road, 35 miles an hour is the average speed there. liz? >> while you slept, scott kelly returned to earth after spending 340 da

come...making a murderer.how you can see the two attorneys in the steven avery case... the defense attorneys in "making a murderer" are taking the show on the road. road.dean strang and jerry buting are making a stop in cincinnati on their tour.the steven avery case is so captivating... and his attorneys are hoping to capitalize on it's success. the attorneys argue that avery is serving a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit. tickets to the may first show will be on sale soon! she shot her husband- but tonight an adams county woman is out of jail.pamela franklin was sentenced to six years in prison in the 2012 shooting of her husband who's a well-known dentist.she was released after just four years.only nine on your side's t-j parker was in the courtroom for the shocking early-release. emotions ran high in this judge granted pamela franklin's request to get out of prison- early. pamela: franklin: 40:59 "thank you" franklin- thanking the judge- after she wrote a letter- describing her time in prison. in it- she talks about successfully completing several rehabilita

avery and watauga county schools are closed. mitchell county schools on three-hour delay. ashe and alleghany are on two-hour delay. keep that in mind. >> john: welcome back to wbtv news this morning. go over to mark davenport with details on north korea's nuclear ambitions, new information >> mark: a big headline on cnn.com, nukes need to be ready for use coming from kim jong un, the warheads need to be ready at any time for use. he has been saying something like this the last couple days. they are flexing their muscles against the sanctions against north korea, that is the big headline on cnn.com, another day, another statement from kim jong un saying the nuclear warheads need to be ready for use at any time. >> john: new this morning, police in baltimore are investigating after two school officers were caught on camera hitting and kicking a young man. a video shows 44-year-old anthony spence and another officer slapping and kicking a 16-year-old. an attorney for spence said they thought the boy was trespassing, the officers ar

ashe and avery county schools on two-hour delay. you can find the latest delays information at wbtv.com/closing. >> john: it has been snowing in boone, let's get things started with charlotte's most experienced morning meteorologist, al conklin. >> al: knowing throughout the night in the mountain -- snowing throughout the night in the mountain counties. rain now moved out, that low pressure system down on the beaches moving away, high pressure back to the west is building in, that will be the main dominating factor for the next 24-36 hours.

mitchell, avery and watauga county schools. the rain has cleared the area, so clearing skies across the region, outside of the mountains. where again you have mostly cloudy skies. in charlotte, a few lingering clouds, but the stars are out, dry for most neighborhoods as what little bit of rain we had last night is long gone. 32 boone, 44 morganton, 49 gastonia, 50 charlotte, rock hill, lancaster,55 in where where. wadesboro. plenty of sunshine to go around, breezy, cooler, 53 in charlotte, exactly 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. goodbye to the 70s for a while. let you know when they return, that will be in the first alert forecast coming up in the seven day planner, right now a look at first alert traffic. >>> first alert traffic brought to you by toyota of north charlotte. >> christine: still just two accidents we're seeing at this hour, if you're commuting in and around the area, none of them we look at providence road near the arboretum at 51 you may get a slight slow down at that intersection but things should be moving s

avery county schools, two-hour delay. could be black ice, could be winter weather kind of conditions up this causing that. >>> more than five years have passed since the body of zahra baker was found in the foothills of north carolina. a manhunt went on for months for baker, now we're getting new insight in that investigation. steve crump talked with the man who handled her case and remains in the state lab. >> reporter: no two days are alike for you. >> no, sir. >> reporter: clyde gibbs labors in a work environment of unsolved puzzles. an investigator with the state medical examiner's office. and his responsibility is to identify the remains of those connected to unsolved death cases across north carolina. as law enforcement agencies scoured the foothills, searching for zahra baker, it was just a matter of time before his office in raleigh started receiving dismembered body parts connected >> it was only until we actually recovered the skull that we were actually able to really put the case together saying yes, we have z

we did speak with sheila avery who says her son, matt jones, was one of the victims. she tells us jones' fiancee because she couldn't reach him. that is when jones and another woman was found dead. avery says her son was a good father, a good son but he had two distinct personalities. >> he was good as he could be at times and at times, you just uldn't get along with him. but i don't know what happened here and this is driving me crazy. >> reporter: avery says she was actually set to baby sit jones' toddler but she was too sick. the child was found in the mobile home unhurt physically, she says. the toddler doesn't really know what happened and has been trying to call the father on the phone. if you look behind me, the family is gathered here. they are extremely emotional and they are dealing with not only the loss but the uncertainty, just not knowing what happened. we have reached out to the jobston county sheriff's office trying to get more answers. we are hoping to get an update back to you. >> cullen broward ore a sad and uncertain day in newton grove in johnston

let's go to san ramon we have avery harper. she is getting rained on. >> reporter: it is raining here. a light rain. earlier it was a drizzle. it is definitely coming down. i can see a lot of puzzles. i will step out of the way see you can see where i am and what i looks like -- what it looks like. it is raining here. i was on the road and it was difficult to see the lines on the road. a lot of people were slowing down because the roads were soaked. if you're going to be on the road you want to slow down. those roads are slippery. you want to take caution and extra time. it is going to be hazardous conditions because of this weather. i will be here throughout the morning. back to you. >>> let's take you to the sierra. take a live look, a look at donner pass. the snow coming down. this is at 7000 feet. we will have the full snow forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. make sure you have the kron4 mobile app. you can track the storm all from the palm of your hand. >>> big news we're following. demolition of apartments dangling of

now, steven avery's defense attorneys are heading on tour. dean strang and jerry buting are hitting the road for a series called "a conversation on making a murderer." the two lawyers say avery is serving life in prison for a crime he didn't commit. their tour begins april 16th in boston. today is national peanut butter lover's day! did you know...peanut butter is consumed in 90-percent of u-s households. and here's something to think luxury carmaker bugatti says it's about to break the record for the fastest car in the world. the french company revealed the all new chiron yesterday at the geneva motor show. no word on exactly how fast it can go.. but it's reportedly been capped at a blistering 260mph. and.. for all that speed.. the sticker price is only 2.6 million dollars. (it also has diamonds in the speakers) for more stories trending right now...go to ktnv.com. we want to hear your thoughts. join us on twitter. our handle is @ktnv use #nowtrending. anchors adlib and toss to bryan tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side val

that snow is pushing into the see watauga, ashe, avery, already looking at light snow falling. it has been relatively cold the last 24 to 36 hours, so it will stick relatively quickly on area roads in the high country. 44 in charlotte. humidity, 35%, with a southeast wind at 7 miles an hour. 33 boone, 43 morganton, 42 hickory, 45 in monroe. and highs only climb into the upper 20's and low 30's today the high country. the foothills, warmer, 45 lenoir taylorsville. 51 wilkesboro. 51 charlotte and monroe. and to the sand hills, low to mid 50's, 54 in pageland, 55 this afternoon in cheraw. our computer model brings the snow into the mountains, 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon. can you see that snow is rather heavy for a few hours. then we get a round of rain showers across the area, with rain toward 2:00 a.m. friday morning with lingering snow showers the high country. look how quickly this clear skies out, friday afternoon, off the coast, and high pressure builds as we head into the weekend. more sunshine and warming temperatures friday, saturday, and sunday. our rain chances pretty much

avery you could have the gusts up to 50-miles-per-hour. certainly gusty winds and we have rain on top of that. pushing in from tennessee. one batch looks like it will move just to the north might clip parts of watauga and avery. and the bulk is over tennessee and that is what is heading this way. it should be out of here by morning tomorrow. most of that rain is not going to stick around long. 43 your morning temperature. 10% chance of a shower. and the reason why... we have had warm temperatures for the past few days. temperatures in the low 70s. yesterday and today we hit 73 this afternoon and that southerly flow that is pulling but here is the cold front going to put a stop to that. and pushes through quickly overnight brings the rain and comes in and moves out. and tomorrow morning that rain is out of here and the front is off to the east. we're clearing out. high pressure builds in and that makes for a cool day for tomorrow. starting out in the low 40s. 42, 54 your high temperature. maybe a leftover shower. and late on thursday anothe

ashe and avery county schools on two-hour delay. you can find the latest delays information at wbtv.com/closing. >> john: it has been snowing in boone, let's get things started with charlotte's most experienced morning meteorologist, al conklin. >> al: knowing throughout the night in the mountain -- snowing throughout the night in the mountain counties. rain now moved out, that low pressure system down on the beaches moving away, high pressure back to the west is building in, that will be the main dominating factor for the next 24-36 hours. couple minutes. right now that is resortcams.com giving us king street in boone, where we have wet streets, my understanding is that the grass is covered with one to two inches of snow. it is at freezing right now, we have school delays up there but the roads are essentially just wet in town, back roads could be a little slick. 32 in boone, 34 morganton, hickory, statesville, 38 gastonia and charlotte over to monroe and albermarle. 40 in wadesboro and 39 in rock hill. for today, get rid of the cl

to noon tomorrow and a wind advisory for avery county. also in effect from 7:00 p.m. to noon tomorrow. you can see gusts for the warning up to 60-miles-per-hour. and farther south for the advisory winds up to maybe 50-miles-per-hour. very warm temperatures for now. especially joy them while they last. they will last a couple more hours and the front will be moving through around midnight to 2:00 a.m. and temperatures are concerned, 70 at 5:00 p.m. 66 7:00 p.m. and 62 at 9:00 p.m. and the rain moves in and cools us down. talk about how cool and when it warms up again is coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. a south carolina pastor has been arrested for sexually assaulting minors. >> 62-year-old author layer has been accused of touching children. the incidents date back to 1989. >> a coastal carolina university football player now facing hacking charges. kyle wilson has been restricted from campus. authorities say a university employee that someone hacked into her icloud account and wilson admitted to the crime while being questioned. apple and the f.b.i. testifying

ashe and avery county schools on two-hour delay. you can find the latest delays information at wbtv.com/closing. >> john: it has been snowing in boone, let's get things started with charlotte's most experienced morning meteorologist, al conklin. >> al: knowing throughout the night in the mountain -- snowing throughout the night in the mountain counties. rain now moved out, that low pressure system down on the beaches moving away, high pressure back to the west is building in, that will be the main dominating factor for the next 24-36 hours. couple minutes. right now that is resortcams.com giving us king street in boone, where we have wet streets, my understanding is that the grass is covered with one to two inches of snow.

ashe and avery county schools on two-hour delay. you can find the latest delays information at wbtv.com/closing. >> john: it has been snowing in boone, let's get things started with charlotte's most experienced morning meteorologist, al conklin. >> al: knowing throughout the night in the mountain -- snowing throughout the night in the mountain counties. rain now moved out, that low pressure system down on the beaches moving away, high pressure back to the west is building in, that will be the main dominating factor for the next 24-36 hours. couple minutes. right now that is resortcams.com giving us king street in boone, where we have wet streets, my understanding is that the grass is covered with one to two inches of snow. it is at freezing right now, we

we know the avery county schools and watauga county schools are on a 2-hour delay because of the black ice there. most of us are waking up to wet roads. just a little bit to find out when we will see the cooler temperatures before some what of a warmup. the cause of this huge apartment fire in rockhill is still under investigation. >> chopper 9 skies flying over the scene yesterday on evan port road, and you can see just how charred the building is there, and 6 families were displayed, because of the extensive damage, and several people jumped from windows to get to safety. we talked to a man who rushed to get people out. >> and then i heard someone beating on the corner window, and it was the hispanic lady, and i took my fire extinguisher and grabbed her and yanked her out. >> our partners at the rock hill harold said firefighters were able to save two cats. >>> new this morning, all nine lexington county magistrate judges have excused themselves from legal proceedings on a drunk driver charge against solicitor donny meyers. the state newspaper says the recent decision means a judge a

avery was convicted... but he's *still fighting for a new trial. and a *sequel to that documentary is now in the works. the event in clearwater is this august at ruth eckerd hall. tickets go on sale, this friday. 3 3 state legislators have reached a deal over how much *more money will go to florida's public schools. house and senate lawmakers agreed to boost school funding by 458-million-dollars. that's about a one-percent increase in spending for each student. legislators also agreed to use only state tax dollars to pay for the increase. details still have to be worked out before the bill goes to the governor. 3 3 now to an unbelieable leap year story out of manatee county... a baby was just born there yesterday-- on leap day... but that isn't what makes this so special... believe it or not... his father is also a leap year baby! 3 just before 5 yesteday morning.... liam vess black was born. he was actually early instead. so now dad shane black and son liam will both be celebrating their birthdays together every 4 years. the odds are 2- million to

avery and watauga are closed today. we'll keep you posted on that situation, low pressure moving away, high pressure building in and that means changes. starting off damp, cool this morning, in the 30s. a lot of cloud cover but notice the streets are dry in center city. i think you will be in good shape as you head in town. 38 charlotte, monroe, 39 lancaster, 40 wadesboro. 31 morganton, 33 hickory, 34 shelby and statesville at freezing in boone. at the bus stop, mostly cloudy skies, chilly breeze, damp at 39 degrees, this afternoon coming home, in good shape, temperatures getting up in the 50s. seasonal this time of the year. if you like that you'll like tomorrow, looking at highs getting close to 60 and chris, that's just the beginning. the trend is like this. it really looks nice next week, all the specific details in the seven day planner. >> chris: happy superintendents in the mountains. >> al: maybe no delays next week. charlotte. it has been a relatively quiet friday morning commute. 6:30, we're still half an hour

the netflix series...about the men's client steven avery... has taken america's crime obsession to a new level. the two lawyers say avery is serving life in prison for a crime he d dn't commit. their speaking to begins april will traveveto cities across the united states and canada through mid-august. and maybe even a more interesting detail to fans.....each night will also feature a q&a portion and the opportunity for the audience to address questions directly to strang and buting. jenna: the office of the director of national intelligence released what appears to be osama bin laden's will and personal letters. they were recovered during the may 2020 raid on bin laden's compound in pakistan, where he was killed. in the documents... bin laden claimed to have 29-million dollars in sudan. the whereabouts of that money is unknown. his letters include warnings to the u-s and advice to al qaeda's affiliates. more documents are expected to be released later this year after they're declassified. tim: the oscar winning movie "spotlight" has earned a s

avery, ash, watauga and burke and caldwell you can see rain and this is moving closer to charlotte. and moving into 8:00 many of us could see the rain and heavy at times and anyone of the cells could become severe we are looking at the heavy rain and hail and winds. and it continues to push off to the east through the rest of the evening this is 10:00 p.m. a couple stray showers left the heaviest rain is off to the east and we are drying out to the west. should be out of here after midnight and moving on to a nice day tomorrow. 56 in the morning. and 81 that is your high temperature. a fantastic day coming up tomorrow and warm. and more warmth your high temperature 81, 82 on wednesday and 70s on thursday and 60s on friday and 60s with rain over the weekend. and tonya rivens has the traffic. >> and your first alert traffic is sponsored by people's bank. i-77 northbound and southbound getting hammered by arrowood road. we have had problems on i-77 an earlier incident caused problems southbound and now two accidents at pineville matthews. one near caramel executive park drive. johnston

al: john, avery, mitchell, watauga county schools operating on two-hour delay. this is king street in boone from resortcams.com i've been watching the tree branches blowing, 40 to 50 mile per hour winds on top of that, temperatures near or below freezing. 29 in west jefferson and fa fleetwood. deeper through the day you will see more and more sunshine but chilly breeze all day long, shouldn't be as gusty as this getting a brighter sky toward the east. clear skies in charlotte, 47 and you're near freezing in boone if not below, everybody else in the 40s to low 50s. 51 around monroe, 46 in salisbury, 48 in rock hill, 43 in hickory. the temperatures are actually a little milder than yesterday because of the breeze that is keeping up out there but that breeze is going to be with us all day long and will be a cooler breeze, we get back to 53 in charlotte this afternoon. we'll look for plenty of sunshine but 20 degrees cooler than the last two afternoons, well in the 70s. i'm tracking more rain that is right around the corner, show you that on futurecast and looking a

. >> averi: police say a car flew off the freeway and came down and rolled down the abatement through this parking lot and into the building. you concede whole--you can see the hole in the building. >> averi: police arrived here just after midnight. the cars almost unrecognizable, it is a bmw. the two people inside were miraculously alive when paramedics got to them. it had used the jaws of life to pull them out to a local hospital. >> was on northbound 680 and did a good cars full of the freeway and it the parking lot and building. the two occupants were alive. >> averi: what you're looking at right now is video of what it looked like inside units. these units have been red tag. they have isolated these units and might do so for the rest of the bill in. >> james: we sent of breaking news pushed alert through the kron 4 news mobile at--app. >> anny: the sprinkles we saw were in the northbound and it to the east. we will see scattered showers for the rest of the commune but it is sizzling out. >> annie: stormtracker her for shows that we will have a little rain this weekend. some of ou

avery, you first. how far can a state go to protect one person's rights without damp aring another's? damping anoth i damaging another's? >> it's a good question that goes to the heart what's going on in north carolina and georgia. as long as there is factual information, if not, likely unconstitutional. the problem is georgia is some of the senators got nervous about something that happened in new mexico by putting two little plastic guys on top of a cake. that's what that's about, and in north carolina, it even gets wackier, because they're concerned that predators who are pretending to be transgenders are looking for a way to get into ladies' restrooms. neither of them have any factual foundation. in south dakota the governor vetoed the same bill that the governor of north carolina signed this week. so, believe me, both are heading to a federal courtroom. both, both in georgia and north carolina, will be held on constitutional. >> and, richard, how do you see it? do you see the road towards a federa

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach.ave a seat, brend snn. >> reporter: several months later brendan was brought in for questioning.ut her where? >> on her throat. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way a jury would believe dassey was innocent. get dassey's confession thrown out. >> the defendant's motion to denied. >> what are your thoughts after we're disappointed in in -- start over. deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. >> you and steve had yeah? yes or no? >> yeah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says he had army reserve duty. >> how on out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yeah, it was a mistake. >> reporter: for his failure to attend that meeting -- >> why don't you sign r: the judge removed kachinsky from dassey's case. >> do you have a clear conscience? >> yes, i do. i did what i thought was in sts. any impact at all on the verdict in dassey's case. >> reporter: severa

avery was convicted of the 2005 murder of photographer teresa halbach... elias: the 25-year-old had moved to green bay to start her career....and brittany falkers spoke with the man who offered her that chance... " "she was a loving, caring person and she loved people." retired photographer tom pearce says terea halbach was like the daughter he never had. "and she always had a smile. she was always happy about one thing or another." she came to his studio in green bay, wisconsin as a young photographer... looking to break into the business. "she wanted to learn and she wanted to be able to do what she loved." "and i found that she was really wanting.... to do the best she can and become the best photographer." he says teresa started as an intern at pearce photography, but with natural talent and a knack for putting people at ease... he offered her some studio space to persue her dream. death, that... um... if she was still here today, she would be one of the best photographer's in the state 7:07 because of how she hanldled what she does. 7:10 it not just a

. >> averi: of closure after four years of searching. message for these volunteers is clear find the 15 year-old who went missing in thousand 12. the looking at throughout most desolate areas it's all in effort to bring peace to serous family. >> marty:decision 2016. more violence erupting at donald trump rallies. this time in tucson, arizona. for a second time this month, a protester is sucker-punched. the demonstrator was being escorted out of the event when a trump supporter punches him in the face. the man who punched the protester was also escorted out of the event. the incident was also captured on cell phone video. in this video you can clearly the man in the face and then to the ground. this is the second time that something like this has happened earlier this month a man punched carolina. that man is now facing assault charges. there is no word if the man in arizona will face charges. at that same rally. donald trump's campaign manager appears to grab a protester by his the footage shows corey lewandowski reaching for the man's

barbara: avery believes her son probably knew the person who killed him. john: raleigh police continue to investigate a double murder. we were the first media there in the parking lot of panera bread on glenwood avenue. allen rodriguez and pedro reyes of raleigh were found shot to reyes's family says they were friend. barbara: the family of a murdered teenager from cumberland county will have a vigil marking two years since the murder. her ex-boyfriend is charged with killing hered a dumping her body in the south river in march of 2014. michael malloy is in court this week. he and his attorney are considering whether to plead guilt to capital murder with a 25-year to life sentence and possibility of parole. if he goes to trial and is found guilty he could have life without parole. the vigil is at the alterville community center this evening at 7:00. john: to vote 2016 and race for the white house it is heating up in north carolina for the third straight day a presidential candidate rallying here. just days from the tuesday primary election this time democr

avery county schools will be closed. ash county is on a two-hour delay. >>> a caldwell county man is being held on $1 million bond after investigators say he stabbed his 2-year-old son and the boy's mother. >> william pitts is charged with two counts of attempted murder in wednesday night's crime. his daughter told us she called social services earlier this year over concerns of substance abuse. relatives say they made two visits to his home but never drug tested him. >> they only visit twice and that was it. they didn't do no drug test or nothing. and all that could have been prevented from one drug test. >> dss told us under north carolina law it cannot confirm or deny an investigation took place. his mother are in the hospital but only say they are doing okay. >>> sunday friends and family will gather for a visitation for a high school student killed in a crash this week. police say austin lock was driving on windy grove road when he lost control and crashed into the woods tuesday morning. his passenger, a 15-year-old

despite a lack of sufficient dna evidence in the case, avery was still convicted. last night, a panel of public defenders and vermillion law officers discussed how the case would play out in south dakota. "we think it's important that law students and other stutunts have a good persptive of types of situations that go on in law enforcement and how it applies to law," said usd law student, samantha berglin. the event drew approximately 20 usd students. the sioux city police association has donated money to a center that serves child victims of abuse. was presented a check for $5,000 yesterday. the mill go toward the center's move to a new and larger facility. "this is going to increase the ability to see children in a more timely fashion," said lea greathouse, executive director of the mercy medical center foundation. "we're going to go from one interview room to three, from one exam room to two." the center serves children in 35 counties. it has worked with more than 15-thousand children since the program began in 1989. members of the police department have been in

hurry inand say - lemme get a mcpick 2 bada ba ba >>> heads up this morning, avery county schools are on a 2- hour delay. they said the roads are deteriorating there, and they are seeing black ice. >>> popular chain restaurant is working with the health department after nearly 50 teachers got sick. >> jersey mike's catered lunch on friday, and the school was forced to close on monday and tuesday. the matthews location was cleared to stay open. they are working to figure out what caused the illness. >>> we have a safety recall to tell you about. whole foods issuing a recall for maytag raw milk blue cheese because of a possible listeria outbreak. it was found in two lots of products in iowa, but the cheese was distributed to stores nationwide. the company says affected products will have a price look dates of march 21st, and so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> changes are coming to north carolina medicaid plans. a new plan unveiled yesterday divides the state into six regions. the state would contract with local doctors or hospitals and is planning a series of public hearings on

avery, ash, watauga and burke and caldwell you could pick up heavier rain. and 8:00 p.m., that batch pushes to the east. and more forms to the south closer to charlotte, lincoln and gaston county and cleveland county. you could see the rain picking up as well. and it pushes to the east by 10:00 p.m. we are not done. even the charlotte area could see showers or a thunderstorm. and let me remind you no those could be severe. gusty winds and also possibly heavy rain and hail cannot be ruled out. and the forecast tore tomorrow morning it's out of here. 56 is the temperature. and the rest of the day, still not half bad back to the 80s. and 72 in the middle of the day. 81 your high temperature with a lot of sunshine. and it stays nice from there. a temperature of 81 on tuesday. 82 on wednesday. back to the 70s on thursday. we will start to step it down heading into friday. 69 is the temperature over the weekend low to mid-60s. look at monday, how are we going to handle that? 58 . and a better chance of rain saturday and again on sunday. there is the forecast. back

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach. >> dwroent you have have a seat, brend snn. >> reporter: several months later brendan was brought in for questioning. >> cut her. >> cut her where? >> on her throat. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. >> reporter: len kachinsky was one of dassey's original court appointed attorneys. he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way a jury would believe dassey was innocent. kachinsky did try to get dassey's confession thrown out. >> the defendant's motion to suppress these statements is denied. >> what are your thoughts after today? >> well, we're disappointed in -- start over. >> reporter: so kachinsky steered dassey to cut a plea deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. >> you and steve had this planned? yeah? yes or no? >> yeah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says he had army reserve duty. >> how on earth could you opt out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yeah, it was a mistake. >> rep

highest elevations, 2-4 inches on the tennessee line, particularly avery county, one of the spots we watch. this is out in stallings, dry conditions this morning, most of the day is going to be dry. east of the mountains. we'll have mostly cloudy skies, we have cloud cover this morning at 32, light breeze out of the north, good visibility, clouds will continue to increase and thicken. in the 20s this morning across the mountains, upper 20s to low 30s to about freezing pretty much everybody at freezing or below. look how much colder it is this morning. anywhere from 5, 15, 20, 25 degrees colder, a chilly day, the clouds that are coming in. the percentage change of precipitation is 40% in charlotte, by late afternoon. that really ramps up, 90% chance going in the night tonight. you can see where the precipitation is in earnest. anything breaking out in advance is just sort of little bit on the edges. but this is the real deal here and that is what is moving in our direction. let's go through futurecast, high pressure building offshore. tonight's low is over us, this is 8:00, rain, and

the series...about strang and buting's client steven avery... has taken america's crime obsession to a new level. the two lawyers say avery is serving life in prison for a crime he didn't commit. the event is set for may 1st at the aronoff center. a new twist in the bengals, steelers drama... coming joe danneman explains why a comment made by pacman, has everyone talking... here's your morning wake up call. pkg adam jones made a headline tuesday. pacman said on a radio show that he wouldn't mind playing for the steelers... says he'd prefer not to - but just wants to play anywhere a team is ready to win. i like adam. i know his history and i understand he's on his second - maybe even third chance... but... i think he sincerely wants to be a different person no matter what his reputation says he is. trust me - he wants to be reckless on sunday - the day he can still be pacman... kind of his alter ego. does he need to check himself a little? i think so. just this last season he took a guy's head and slammed it during a game - and of course we all r

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filmed over a decade, the series avery, as he goes through a murder trial. though there's a lack of sufficient dna evidence in the case, avery was still convicted. a panel of local law enforcement, along with public defenders, discussed how the case would play out in south dakota. "we think it's important that law students and other students have a good perspective of types of situations that go on in law enforcement and how it applies to law," said usd law student, samantha berglin. the event drew approximately 20 usd students. daylight saving time changes could raise the risk of stroke for some. researchers from finland analyzed a decade of information to find the rate of stroke around daylight saving time. they compared the amount of stroke hospitalizations during the week following daylight saving to the rate of strokes either two before or two weeks after the event. preliminary findings show there was an 8 percent increase during the first two days after the time transition. the highest risk was among people with cancer and those over the age of 65. sti

at the avery salvage yard. >> reporter: or directly fed to him by investigators. >> all right. i'm just going to come out and ask you. who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> why didn't you tell us that? >> because i couldn't think of it. >> any fair reading of that sequence is that brendan is guessing in an attempt to placate his interrogators. >> reporter: we reached out to the detectives in this video for comment, but our efforts were not successful. even now that i understand that false confessions are a real problem in our justice system, when it comes to the case of brendan dassey there are still so many open questions. if he didn't do it, is it just a total coincidence that he was at bonfire that night with his uncle and in that bonfire they found the remains of a murder victim? >> look, what happened that night is exactly what brendan has said all along. the family had bonfires all the time to burn their garbage. same thing with cleaning up the garage with his uncle. again, this was an auto salvage yard. people were constantly tinkering around with cars and having to cl

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach. >> dwroent you have have a seat, later brendan was brought in for questioning. >> cut her. >> cut her where? >> on her throat. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. >> reporter: len kachinsky was one of dassey's original court appointed attorneys. he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way a jury would believe dassey was innocent. kachinsky did try toet dassey's confession thrown out. >> the defendant's motion to suppress these statements is denied. >> what are your thoughts after today? >> well, we're disappointed in in -- start over. >> reporter: so kachinsky steered dassey to cut a plea deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. >> you and steve had this planned? yeah? yes or no? >> ah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says h had army reserve duty. >> how on earth could you opt out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yead, it was a mistake. >> reporter: for his failure to >> why don't yo

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach. >> dwroent you have have a seat, brend snn. >> reporter: several months later brendan was brought in for questioning. >> cut her. >> cut her where? >> on her throat. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. >> reporter: len kachinsky was one of dassey's original court appointed attorneys. he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way a jury would believe dassey was innocent. kachinsky did try to get dassey's confession thrown out. suppress these statements is denied. >> what are your thoughts after today? >> well, we're disappointed in in -- start over. >> reporter: so kachinsky deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. yeah? yes or no? >> yeah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says he had army reserve duty. >> how on earth could you opt out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yeah, it was a mistake. >> reporter: for his failure to attend that meeting -- >> why don't you sign that? >> reporter:

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach. >> dwroent you have have a seat, brend snn. >> reporter: several months later brendan was brought in for questioning. >> cut her. >> cut her where? >> on her throat. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. >> reporter: len kachinsky was he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way a jury would believe dassey was innocent. kachinsky did try to get dassey's confession thrown out. >> the defendant's motion to suppress these statements is denied. >> what are your thoughts after today? >> well, we're disappointed in in -- start over. >> reporter: so kachinsky steered dassey to cut a plea deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. >> you and steve had this planned? yeah? yes or >> yeah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says he had army reserve duty. >> how on earth could you opt out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yeah, it was a mistake. >> reporter: for his failure to attend that meeting -- >> w

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach. >> dwroent you have have a seat, brend snn. >> reporter: several months later brendan was brought in for questioning. >> cut her. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. >> reporter: len kachinsky was one of dassey's original court appointed attorneys. he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way a jury would believe dassey was innocent. kachinsky did try to get dassey's confession thrown out. >> the defendant's motion to denied. >> what are your thoughts after today? >> well, we're disappointed in in -- start over. >> reporter: so kachinsky steered dassey to cut a plea deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. >> you and steve had this planned? yeah? yes or no? >> yeah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says he had army reserve duty. >> how on earth could you opt out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yeah, it was a mistake. >> reporter: for his failure to attend that meeting -- >> why don't

. >> reporter: but then avery was arrested and charged with the murder of teresa halbach. >> dwroent you have have a seat, brend snn. >> reporter: several months later brendan was brought in for questioning. >> cut her. >> cut her where? >> on her throat. >> it appeared hard to argue that it was coerced. >> reporter: len kachinsky was one of dassey's original court appointed attorneys. he says when he watched the confession tape he became convinced there was no way jury would believe dassey was innocent. kachinsky did try to get dassey's confession thrown out. >> the defendant's motion to suppress these statements is denied. >> what are your thoughts after today? >> well, we're disappointed in -- start over. >> reporter: so kachinsky steered dassey to cut a plea deal. he even set up another interview with his client and the police. >> you and steve had this planned? yeah? yes or no? >> yeah. >> reporter: an interview kachinsky actually skipped because he says he had army reserve duty. >> how on earth could you opt out of that? >> with 20-20 hindsight, yeah, it was a mistake. >> repor