>>pam moore: until 10:00 a.m. and then the kron 4 nose and a good life reports from the buy sports night live with the sports director and a new episode for the back store in the complete than a big game covers all right here along with my head to will have more on the weather,we hope to see you at 8 pm. announcer: don't wait until presidents day to get a better night's sleep. during sleep train's presidents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same-day delivery, and sleep train's love your mattress guarantee. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> "the insider," counting down the biggest stories tracking today. >>> number one, the beyonce/cold play controversy before their halftime performance. is their new music video offensively featuring culture? >> this indulges in exotic imaginary. >> why did queen bee fire home run manager? >> beyonce is managing herself. >>> and our supe

hey, the dump from hudson moore's cell phone shows that his last call was from a bce moore. i think that's his older brother. it is, lten. he left a voice message. "duck me as long as you like, but someday you will have to answer for your actions." huh. go see if bryce was at the party last night and see how he's taking his brother's death. (bryce) forgive me. we're all devastated. of course. our records show that you called your brother at around 11:15? yes, okay. i remember. what did you mean by answer for his actions? have you ever heard the name hepplewhite? yeah, seen it on a box of crackers. old family. old money. hudson and i grew up with the grandson paul, who somehow stumbled onto the notion he's a documentarian. his first film is titled idle hands. right. about rich people. heirs. my brother let them follow him around for three days. embarrassed himself, us. when was the last time you saw your brother, mr. moore? six weeks ago. can you account for your whereabouts last night? i was at a charity auction for the sons of the civil war until 11:30. and you have got a h

>>pam moore: it is when hot spot for the thousands of fans visiting the area to nine. >>reporter: all the characters have now when our people have dressed up and panthers brought goes in the raiders and 49 hours every friend to take one second of all the reasons it is so jammed packed as one republican is performing a free conference--concert. >>reporter: this until the energy in their problem build this amazing for the big game on sunday and people showed up more the 100 million people expected to watch the super bowl we'll live along san francisco's embarcadero to like more on those were hoping to take advantage of all that worldwide had these that. >>reporter: including the possibility of disrupting traffic heading south from the sitting to santa clara on sunday morning that in these $35 an hour during peak times in the city destined for weeks ago five cars and a few dozen protesters brought traffic on the bay bridge to a halt to 30 minutes from to arrest 25 people behind the protest blackfeet won't comment on the plans for this weekend the 40,000 registered drivers

moore: i do too. all i can say is that there are a lot of people interested in the polls, and i am one of those people. i always take a look at them. but i get frustrated because i know that they are not done right. but apart from that, i try to read them. see whatt internals to they might mean. it gets to a point where i am interested in the technique into what people are doing. as far as you concerned, that is a different story and there is a significant portion of the american public that is not interested, that is why we have a decline in response rates. , out of everyw five people that are supposed to be included, we are lucky if we can get one. to of the people who we want take part, we cannot get a hold of. some refuse outright, some refuse to respond, and others happen to be not there. rate isall response fairly common and even lower. so there are a lot of people who do not like polls in general. whether they are disgusted by them or feel manipulated by them, we have asked. in a poll. [laughte

moore's abdomen. but he quickly determines the blood is not significant. >> that's only a little bit of blood. i thought i was going to find a lot more. a little bit of blood in her abdomen didn't seem to be a problem. it seems to be mostly related to some resuscitation that she got while she was in the hospital. i kind of sat back and said wait a minute. this could be some type of aneurism that ruptured but quickly figured out it was a small amount of bleeding and there was a small injury to her liver which was cpr related. that was quickly ruled as being sort of an artifact of resuscitation as opposed to being related to her death. >> then the rest of the body is examined in the order in which dr. spitz always conducts these exams, organs removed, weighed, and dissected. and, finally, the head opened up. >> with a history of headaches you might expect some type of catastrophic bleed in the brain but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. >>> coming up next, this medical mystery is about to be solv

president fong commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner wu commissioner johnson will be absent today through the chair commissioners i'd like to call commission matters out of order to take up future agendas commissioners due to the increased volume of applications your advanced calendar has ballooned through april the continuance of the affordable housing bonus program took to february and other continuance impacted the advanced calendar the additional to stay here until you midnight or 2:00 a.m. so i don't think you want to do that i suggest we reinstate the march 31 to the 2016 schedule and possibly discuss the hearings easily the day like 10 or 11:00 a.m. you could we arrange the agenda to take up certain items for commissioners that may not be able to attend i'll leave that up to you initially take a vote to reinstate march 21st, 2016. >> commissioner antonini. >> i've very much in favor of that project sponsors were concerned about trying to get on calendar i explained the calendar is busy you i think that is wise fo

((karen castro)) tom moore with metro's k-9 unit... says nicky did exactly what he was trained to do. ((tom moore - k9 handler, metro pd: very tough dog, never let go, good dog, heart of a champion.)) ((karen castro)) moore works alongside... nicky and his handler, sergeant eric kerns... pictured here with his four-legged partner. ((tom moore - k9 handler, metro pd: i talked to sergeant kern a little bit ago and he says nicky is doing great, acting very normal at home almost seems excited to go back to work, ready to go back to work even though he still has all the stitches and things like that. )) ((karen castro)) this is surgery... obviously in pain... but just a few days later, pictures... where nicky appears more alert. pd: that dog will be back, without a doubt. he'll be back. it's traumatic to him, initially at that time but after that dogs are very resilient and they come right back.)) ((karen castro)) nicky will have battle wounds but he's expected to make a full recovery and get straight back to work. ((tom moore - k9 handler,

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him. >> lately he has written me a couple of letters. he's even asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. >>> for inmates living in the honor dorm, there are many programs available. professor swanson at the university of west florida teaches and empathy class to inmates to help them better understand the devastating impact of their violent crimes. >> it's right for every human being no matter where they ar

matt moore: it has changed a lot. we have a lot of new people from across the country, but also the electorate has shown a willingness to defy expectations at every turn. we will see. mark: are there people from the northeast, it makes it less and summative? matt moore: there are a lot of ohioans, new jerseyans, it could affect the race. talk about the primary relative to iowa or new hampshire. break down the voting blocks any presidential campaign has to appeal to. matt moore: the electorate will be twice as big as iowa and new hampshire combined. a third is very conservative. lessher third is ver conservative, and another third less than that. the states, it is more evangelical. economic issues, south carolina has a very fast moving economy with bmw, a lot of manufacturing here. it is a very transitioning states. mark: a lot of polling pre--iowa. any reason to believe donald trump is not currently ahead of ? matt moore: i think so. he has sustained a head of ted cruz and others. the traditional role of windowing the

steve moore, an fbi agent with more than 25 years and thousands of murder cases under his belt heard about labato's trial and wanted to get involved. steve moore- at the crime scene the body was covered by boxes and guess what was on those boxes footprints the victims blood the prosecution relied heavily on the testimony of laura johnson, a probation officer in labatos' home town of panaca. she became involved in the trial after calling metro police about labato's attack in may. we did try to contact johnson but were unsuccessful.... as for physical evidence against lobato they chalked that up to it was a messy crime scene. sometimes you find nothing at crimes scenes of perpetrators right? that's correct. you don't even know if the victim is there right? duran bailey was found beaten to death in a trash enclosure at the nevada state bank he was stabbed and had his penis completely cut off. the state reiterated multiple times that is was too coincidental that two different men could both have their penis' cut within six weeks of each other blaise- i figured that everything would come

. >> commissioner moore. >> the longer you wait pushing the button the more you have to respond to the questions i believe the site is a housing site a mixed use site that comes to the commission pushing back other projects have been consistently been supportive the the devil is in the details but before i get to the the devil is in the details commissioner hillis i'll show you the earlier version was more speaking to me relative to some of the objectives by the public and i'd like to say it is easy to use your european example as a analog their harder to build here and it is individual design projects that we can't quite realize to the extent they're built over there we encourage the ideas and that is where i think this project at the moment is trying to two hard to do two of and not sensitive to the champs and the first one i'd like to remind might have i had to go back into my notes when we first supported the development and the details of market octavia plan then followed by the elaboratetion on upper market together with the overlay of the historic district and the commissioner w

seconded to approve that matter with conditions commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and commissioners that places us on 13 ab for the cases. >> at chapman 3457b street you'll consider a conditional use authorization and zoning administrator will consider rear yard variance. >> okay giving me kimberly planning staff a request. a qualifying pursuant to planning code section to allow construction of a single-family dwelling on a sub stated lot the lot measures one thousand 5 hundred plus square feet and less than 25 feet in weight a anytime of seven hundred plus and 25 feet are required respect the proposed building for this site and 3-r one thousand plus single-family unit with a health of approximately 27 feet the project is located on the southeast corner of chapman and fulsome within the rh1 bernal height special use district the subject property is currently a vacant corner lot that is substandard with 70 feet of footage along chapm

moore is survived by his wife linda a wright moore, his son acebefore. injury and his daughter. acel moore was 75 years old. >>> friend and family gathered to remember a philadelphia police officer, john pawlowski. they gathered at broad and olney in the logan section where officer pawlowski was shot and killed seven year ago this month. he died breaking up a dispute voluming a man. the shooter has been since sentenced to life in prison. >>> hundreds turned out for an emotional good bye for a young boy who tied during a house fire last week in norristown. twelve year-old sanford harling the third died in a fire at his home in norristown back in february 5th. family members say he had made it out of the fire but ran back inside because he thought that his father was trapped inside. but his father got the out, and sanford affectionately known by the name of man man and family and friend was killed. we will have much more at 11:35 on the youngster being hailed a local hero. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, the republican presidential hopefuls took part in their ninth

there is a count of tampering with evidence against moore. this is after sherman was killed outside his downtown office in march of 2013. he is accused of sending sherman false text messages before and after she was killed. he claims he was inside his office the day she was murdered. prosecutors say moore was not prepared for sherman's divorce trial that was set to begin the day after she was murdered. moore is scheduled tope arraigned on all these charges this morning at 8:30. it should be noted as well that there are no charges against anyone for the murder of alicia sherman. there is a $50,000 reward for information leading to finding sherman's killer. nick foley, news channel 5. >> thank you. >>> look at this. this south euclid woman is due in court. she is no stranger to police. cheryl crenshaw has been arrested 61 times. she is due to be sentenced for the most recent offense stealing from walmart. her criminal history includes drug charges, theft and receiving stolen property. >>> sherrod brown's office is hosting a workshop to resenior

president fong commissioner vice president richards commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner wu commissioner johnson will be absent today through the chair commissioners i'd like to call commission matters out of order to take up future agendas commissioners due to the increased volume of applications your advanced calendar has ballooned through april the continuance of the affordable housing bonus program took to february and other continuance impacted the advanced calendar the additional to stay here until you midnight or 2:00 a.m. so i don't think you want to do that i suggest we reinstate the march 31 to the 2016 schedule and possibly discuss the hearings easily the day like 10 or 11:00 a.m. you could we arrange the agenda to take up certain items for commissioners that may not be able to attend i'll leave that up to you initially take a vote to reinstate march 21st, 2016. >> commissioner antonini. >> i've very much in favor of that project sponsors were concerned about trying to get on calendar i explained the calendar is busy you i think that is wise fo

meredith: dee dee moore first made national headlines when she was arrested in the death of abraham shakespeare. she has had years to reflect on her case and her conviction. jim: in this exclusive interview, wesh 2' s michelle meredith lets dee dee tell her side of the story. and in case you are still michelle: as i watched you walk in the door, my first thought was, she does not look like a killer. >> not at all. it hurts to even be called that. michelle: it' s been close three years since dee dee moore became an inmate at the lowell correctional institution in ocala. convicted of killing lottery winner abraham shakespeare. do you ever wish, dee dee, you had never met abraham shakespeare? >> absolutely. absolutely. michelle: why? >> because i wouldn' t be in prison for something i did not do. michelle: she' s a different woman now. gone are her locks of blonde

now, moore is scheduled to be arraigned at 8:30 this morning. reporting from downtown cleveland, nick foley for news channel 5. >>> the city of cleveland is asking for money from tamir rice's family. >> the city filed a claim in court saying the rice estate owes $5,000 for medical care the child received after being the family's attorney says the bill is callous and insensitive. >>> a brookpark hotel shut down by police. they tell us the travel lodge on brookpark road is a magnet for drugs, prostitution and human trafficking. police have been there more than 650 times in the past two years. yesterday's raid left some people that went to the travel lodge without a place to stay. >>> new this morning nearly a dozen historic trees cut down by vandals in barberton. the ten black walnut truce were planned more than 100 years ago. now they are scattered in the backyard of the founder's mansion. he believes the vandals intended to return later to get the valuable wood. police are investigating. >>> coming up next, two sheriffs deputies killed in an why

bond for gregory moore has been set at $5,000. moore's facing charges for lying to police during the investigation of the murder of eliza sherman. and that police investigation is still open. the arraignment for gregory moore had originally been scheduled for last week, but it was delayed until this morning. eliza sherman was killed outside of moore's office in 2013. her murder was one day before to begin. and moore clammed he was in the office at the time; however, cleveland police say phone records show otherwise. >>> and a second -- let's check in on the road situation. weather forecast. deliver better weather. we have minimal sunshine, clouds and temperatures are warming fast for us. taking you into akron and where south-southwest winds at 23 miles an hour and making it feel like 48 degrees. the numbers are going up and so are the winds. the wind advisory for western locations including eerie and huron and richland and ashland counties and that is until 9:00 p.m. tonight. we could see gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. and no

. >> jeff moore was supposed to be indictment. no sign of him. aliza's friends wearing their ever present aliza buttons were. >> it is so sad. we waited a long time for this day to come. and here there's a continuance. >> we went to moore's sagamore hills home. the sherman indication is the highest profile he faces charges of making bomb threats to cuyahoga probate courts and lake and geauga counties. charges in the sherman case are serious. >> prosecutors say moore texted aliza sherman before and after she was killed saying he was waiting for her in his office and phone records and key cards show he left his office and returned an hour later. >> as we knocked two dogs barked and someone looking from the side room and no one answered. an answering machine played a generic message listed for moore on his law license, a license he still holds. >> i am furious about it. i don't understand it. i would like somebody to explain to me why he is practicing law. >> reporter: we can't lose sight moore is convicted of anything. >> she was a beautiful soul a

, with problems with moore's girlfriend when things spiralled into darkness. officer told moore he was wanted. >> warrant for your arrest. i'm not going to jail. that's the last thing. i remember the first punch. after the punch, it was lights out and i was down. >> moments before he was attacked by kyle moore, john amel had managed to get the width of his trunk between the two of them. yet in a blink of an eye, moore was on him. >> right hand to the left hand hand side. >> john three, he split my jaw directly in the middle of my jaw. >> moore fled with officer amel's gun and loose in the the night of the attack, he responded with a ripley squad. she remembers the boot marks. >> enormous amount of blood, on the car and grounded, him sitting there and looks up at me and says, call my wife. >> donations were called, for bingaman and others, organize to help his family cope with the injuries. >> he's the first responder and the story is, no one says, whether you have a police badge or fire badge. you're all one group. family. >> all over the village. love the job that i do. there's no oth

supportive of the continuance the fact it came saturday not been shy to continue the items commissioner moore by any stretch is i don't think so it as problem but a disservice to the public that we've not talked about and o that i understand think short-term rentals what we did was glow the list i'm happy to do that and lands think remedies of what we want to do so i don't think it is doing justice to the people that came out and talked about add you be to us and when you look at the videos that are hundreds of them they punts open that's not my duties i'm pointed out to make good policy it is a cop-out so you know i'm willing to go quickly and scheduled to an earlier meeting and agree to disagree but not giving a good debates not comfortable of moving and commissioner antonini. >> this is something i do this is actually a relief when you know that okay your familiar with everything has it stands now and knowing a week ago it will be modified and will be another date to make your decision is a relief so, i mean we worked under the circumstances by not continuing it i probably would have you k

commissioner moore, no. commissioner wu., no. commissioner hillis, aye. commissioner president fong, yes. that passes 4-2. there was a motion on topic 3, commissioner richards, you actually left the chambers, where the recommendation was moving to the board of supervisors recommending staff's recommendation d and that lot mergers would be prohibited until such time as the commission approves new guidelines and to refine the review related to light and air. the question i had for the maker of the motion, if i may, we would be seeing those guidelines here and we would be approving them? >> until such time as the commission approves new guidelines, yes. commissioner antonini, yes. commissioner hillis, yes. commissioner wu commissioner richards, aye. commissioner president fong, aye. that motion passes 4-2 with commissioners wu and moore voting no, which moves us to topic 5. >> there are 4 recommendations from staff. four are really about services and protections to existing small businesses to offer first right of refusal to establish a small business reloca

>> the history absolutely. >> moore funded this also that focuses on nature. 9 moore's political consultant role and school board member. she filed a complaint against a teacher at apopka high school over this campaign ad during a school play. the teacher was suspended. the person featured was running against ruth. >> moore told us anyone who has an issue with the mural can help with the next project. >> to look at the mural for yourself go to wftv.com/slideshows. >>> another long time school worker was arrested in connection where a theft ring. >> orlando firefighters work to clear out tiles from this old building that documents show was filled with asbestos. we're asking who was in charge of making sure the buildings were safe. >> plus this mother is facing because her kids have missed in 1934, steak 'n shake decided the world didn't need another hamburger. it needed a steakburger. so they used 100 percent beef. quick seared to seal in the flavor ... ... you'll only get from a steakburger. steak 'n shake, home of the original steakburger. lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy

commissioner moore nova to continue h.r. move to approve. >> second thank you, commissioners on that motion to approve item one are commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you under commission matters consideration of the draft minutes for january 21st and 28, 2016. >> any public comment on item the two draft minutes i don't see any public comment is closed. commissioner moore. >> move to approve. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion to adopt the draft minutes of 2016-2017 commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner vice president richards and commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you on item 3 commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioner moore. >> i have a question regarding a memo we received regarding plan briefing an transbay development

jim: dee dee moore says she gets letters from people all over the world saying they support her. she tells wesh 2 news that she meredith: taxable for the irs. they have stopped accepting electronic filing due to an outage. a hardwired failure took in a number of services including e-filing and tracking your refund. they have not said what caused this problem. only that they are looking to restore normal operations as quickly as possible. a local cpa is filing returns which the irs will get once the system is back up and running. >> we are continuing to go on as normal. we will file returns as normal, there should not be any thing to worry about. meredith: some refund checks can be delayed a few days. nine out of 10 taxpayers should get the refund within three weeks, which is normal. the agency hopes to have the problem by tomorrow. rain spread across central commute. i have not heard much thunder. tony: there been a couple claps let me take you outside. this is what folks are dealing with up north. still raining heavily at daytona beach. outside the wesh 2 studios, if you points

((doug moore/just married: "i loved her from the day i met her and she's my best friend. and we've been through a lot and she's just great." )) ((mauricio marin)) and the happy couple tells us it's a day they'll remember forever...and already plan to return to vegas to celebrate their anniversary. ((charlotte moore/just married: "he's my valentine every day of the year." )) ((mauricio marin)) the mad dash to vegas for folks with the vegas weddings chapel tell us they're just as booked for ceremonies on leap day. that's february 29th. a day we only see every four years. reporting live..mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((sharie johnson)) toss to weather ((tony smith)) <"i'm meteorologist tony smith, it feels more like spring but it is still winter. so, i hope you enjoyed your warm weekend. not bad for a february day, right? let's talk about sunday, highs for sunday were nice with temps in the 70 once again. but here's what you can expect into the overnight, partly cloudy, with a low around 52. north northwest wind 11 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. for washington's b

. >> commissioner moore. >> i'm not sure how to start but the building is a braefkt fresh air in the project it is thoughtful the design and has a number of things my obligation is today to look at the building and the context of what occurs and it is part of the carefully crafted redevelopment plan that had a normal amount of the highly qualified architect on broad to craft something whas i harmony with the downtown plan and so many people that originally created the downtown plan and projected all the larger ideas into this area and out of which grew the rincon hill plan and this is can gets difficult for me one i think by increasing the height an this particular sites we're purple heart into question any larger projects that deals with the development agreements and d-4-d design and confrontational guidelines that shapes those this project will be the last site in this assemble i won't be out of question but indeed the location of where the tower is and next is an additional block that is block 4 which inadvertently is setting us to look at another height increase by raising the p

commissioner president fong commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner wu we expect commissioner johnson to be absent and commissioner vice president richards should arrive shortly commissioners, the first item on your agenda consideration for items proposed for continuance 29 through 31 had i didn't street proposed for continuance until march further from the discretion calendar important item 11 i'm pleased to notify you on green street one of the of the two drs has been withdrawn one is withdrawn that's all i have i have no speaker card. >> any public comment on the continuance calendar seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner wu move to continue item one >> thank you, commissioners to continue item one. >> commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you under our consent calendar consent calendar, are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will

. >> commissioner moore. >> i this is a little bit confusing bus i received a response from the public incumbent there was the presumption the commission had continued the item and that is not the case we have been asked to continue culp lane, however, from the staff to the monday e.r. tuesday was responded by the mr. president, copy to all of us some living which is communicated or not communicated i'm the middle because of culp lane it is not happening and it puts us in an awkwa situation - the project sponsor assumed it will be continued we can't for a fact say for certain that the commission as a whole will agree with the continuance so if you choose to as a commission you can still hear culp la cumberland today - sir, you tells you whether or not you want to continue can you come to the microphone please. >> thank you commissioner vice president richards yeah, we have been working on this presentation for about a month and land use committee assuming it was going to be heard today. >> you're ready. >> not ready at 12 and then we got some last minute flurry of past communications i

. >> commissioner moore. >> the longer you wait pushing the button the more you have to respond to the questions i believe the site is a housing site a mixed use site that comes to the commission pushing back other projects have been consistently been supportive the the devil is in the details but before i get to the the devil is in the details commissioner hillis i'll show you the earlier version was more speaking to me relative to some of the objectives by the public and i'd like to say it is easy to use your european example as a analog their harder to build here and it is individual design projects that we can't quite realize to the extent they're built over there we encourage the ideas and that is where i think this project at the moment is trying to two hard to do two of and not sensitive to the champs and the first one i'd like to remind might have i had to go back into my notes when we first supported the development and the details of market octavia plan then followed by the elaboratetion on upper market together with the overlay of the historic district and the commissioner w

moore's attorney maintained innocence on all of these charges. he is scheduled to be arraigned at the justice center this morning at 8:30. reporting outside downtown cleveland, nick foley. back to the studio. >>> big news breaking overnight from the live desk. nevada rancher cry von bundy arrested in oregon as the fbi surrounds the last protestors. not clear what he is being charged with. this is video of the fbi moving in on the refuge. protestors are taking a stand over federal land use policies. on the phone with the occupiers. the last say they will surrender at 8:00 this morning in fiori meets them at a checkpoint. >>> the family of tamir rice says they are being charged for medical care he received after being shot by a cleveland police officer more than a year ago. the family's attorney says the bill is callous and insensitive. the city did not comment. >>> police raided this travel lodge on brookpark road. officers have been there more than 650 times in the past two years for drugs, prostitution and human trafficking. the raid left some p

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meredith: it' s been three years since dee dee moore was found guilty, and now she' s talking to wesh 2' s michelle meredith and still says she' s innocent. michelle: as i watched you walk in the door, my first thought was she does not look like a killer. >> not, not at all. it hurts to even be called that. michelle: it' s been close three years since dee dee moore became an inmate at the lowell correctional institution in ocala, convicted of killing lottery winner abraham shakespeare. do you every wish, dee dee, you had never met abraham shakespeare? >> absolutely. absolutely. michelle: why? >> because i wouldn' t be in prison for something i didn' t s a different woman now. gone are her locks of blonde hair. but one thing has not changed. did you kill abraham shakespeare? >> absolutely not, and god knows i am innocent. michelle: but in december 2012, a jury saw it differently. dee dee moore was found guilty, accused of befriending the multi-million dollar lottery winner, gaining shakespeare' s trust, gaining control of his finances, shooting him in cold blood, then burying him under

her attorney gregory moore is accused of tampering with evidence, forgery and more. someone stabbed sherman 11 times outside moore's downtown office and her friends continue to search for justice. >> it is very emotional, of course and very hard and we want everybody to remember what happened to aliza. >> romona: sherman was supposed to meet with moore to go over her divorce trial. police say moore sent text messages right before and after her murder saying he was in his office. but evidence shows he was not in the building. a judge set a $5,000 bond. >> mark: a deadly car crash in florida is being felt here. lenny may was an english teacher, coach and athletic director at chagrin falls high school and his wife lana a retired elementary teacher died paul in serious condition a former school board member and volunteer football coach. >> romona: many questions surround this precious little girl lana lowther. she vanished for hours only to home. police wonder if she was alone during the time. the story began wednesday night when she vanished found four morning. today ha

tara lynn joins us live in moore square. tara city council is holding a special meeting to 20 to make sure that they can actually move forward with part of the plan, right? >> reporter: that's right, bill, because the state actualliens this property and lease it to the city of raleigh, so that's why they have to -- laws the state actually signs the property and lease it to the city so they can time a the square agreeing on a prime location right here in downtown raleigh. there really aren't many amenities in the park besides a couple benches. it's also an area frequented by the homeless. the make over project is expected to cost about $12 million. it could start as early as this summer and it is expected to take about a year to complete. tonight city council meeting is set for 5:00, bill and renee. >> thanks, tara lynn live in moore square. >>> and connect and see bond could get a push for commissioners aimed at upgrading in industry fracture statewide and state the wake board of commissioners will consider a resolution supp

i loved acel moore. he was real. he was authentic and his concern was for other people. he was almost selfless, in a sense. >> he was not only a mentor and adviser, but he also was an inspiration. he gave people a sense and a very easy and unstuffy way that they believed that they could do it. and this is just to look at a beautiful program for the services here. there are pictures of acel moore with his family and also with a lot of his colleagues and the people he made an impression on here in philadelphia. he worked at the philadelphia enquirer for 43 years and actually held an emeritus title right up until his death. >> live in germantown, i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> happening now, president obama speaking to the national governors association. this is the gathering at the state dining room at the white house. the president is taking questions from the governor and how to stop the threat of terrorism. >> and here's the hard truth. we probably lost even more americans than that to guns this week

as moore county. a look at apex, see, nothing but wet roads, our biggest issue this morning, for your morning commute is probably going to be wet roads, this snow, if it falls, will be a gee whiz, instead of problems. 37 at the airport, northwest wind miles per hour. the wind shifted, the colder air arrived. it's cold and damp, our dew point at 34, temperatures across the area are on a wide range, south hill 35, 34 roxboro. 41 groldzboro, 43 fayetteville and goldsboro, clinton, fayetteville, a clesser chance of seeing this precipitation mixing with snow. the big 24-hour temperature 20-25 degrees colder than yesterday. big change for us. the last little band of precipitation that comes swinging through for a brief period of rain mixed with snow in spots, at 7:00 a.m., you can see it exiting the area off to the northeast, skies will be clear by lunchtime, it will be breezy and chilly today. nice to have sunshine. it's been wet for us, wednesday and thursday, we ended up totaling a good bit of rain acros

city.here's cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore. moore. the city has big plans for the next fiscal yeara&one being $9 million dollars in improvements to first avenue between sixth and ninth street. street. it's been widened, sidewalks improved, new lighting new landscaping done south of that area and also norththe city will start with utilities this south of that area and north. >> reporter: they will start with utilities in 2017. they say that's a major traffic area as the city continues to grow. >> the new projects that we'll be doing in the future will do just that. >> reporter: the federal government and need for higher capacity are moving forward. >> the waste water is about a two-year time frame. that will end in fiscal year 19. >> reporter: one thing they'll be talking about are long-term plans being used for things like a park, retailing, and housing. >> about 20% in that area interstate 80 north. it's a very important area for us to get right. >> reporter: there will be underdevelopments for the next few years. mellaney moore. >>>

johnny moore! louise, johnny moore's coming to town! - i know. - how long has it been since we saw him?! it must've been at least nine 10-- - 11 years, five months, two weeks, and three days. - how do you remember that?! - it's easy george. it's the day you and the neighbors had to get me off the ledge. - yeah, well thank god after your behavior he's willing to come back. florence! why don't you get john-- - george, george, george. now why don't you let johnny stay at a hotel this time? you know i'm not sure that he's too fond of me. and besides, when you two get together you're like two little kids. - i know louise, but see me and johnny go back a long time. i mean he taught me everything i know. he taught me everything i know about life. he even taught me everything i know about women. (audience laughs) - that's the main reason i don't like him. now george, please, let him stay at a hotel this time. i'm asking you as a friend, as a wife, and as a woman who may beat you to death. - okay louise since you put it so nicely. - good, cause

commissioner moore. >> this is always different to respond we're not day to day following how the numbers go up and down i appreciate the departments work, however, i have a couple of questions obviously without really knowing i have to say i don't the increase in expenditures with salary and infringes is staggering is goes up by $6 million and the first step and an additional 2 and a half million dollars the second step it's a an incredible amount of money the line item which spriepdz me on the materials and supply side the increase is very, very large between the adopted budget of today and how we're moving into the future three hundred and 6 to $350,000 with the decrease in costs for computers, etc. that and you mentioned a whole bunch of other things there is a huge step on this number as a replacement i understand that for many reasons we need place holder with the certainty of housing will create and complete change. >> of how we use technology i'd like to ask is that under which particular line item are you counting people who are more in support felt commission themselves for exam

engine was torn off.he was trapped.boone county sheriff's lieutenant dean pattison and deputy mike moore were there in three minutes. minutes. "it was exciting. i'm glad everybody turned out ok." ok." "we were just the right place, right time." time."the veteran officers quickly ran up to the car to see how badly mccullough was hurt. hurt. "he said that his chest was bothering him, his back was bothering him. about that time dispatch advised that we had another train rolling northbound."that train was headed right for them and couldn't be stopped.they had to get mccullough out -- fast. fast."i asked him his name and he said, tim. i said, tim, we got to get you out. mike and i pulled him from the car and ran him up and put him in the back of the truck of the fellow that called it in initially." initially.""it was just very hectic -- there was a lot going on -- it's just kind of hard to remember everything, honestly -- and to put everything in order." order."looking back on what took place, lieutenant pattison and deputy moore don't believe they are heroes at all. all."i just like to think

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one person was found dead on a bed in a back bedroom, moore said. several firefighters responded, including crews from loveland and deerfield and west chester townships. besides the weather like you could see en route...the fog...but we were here in 8 minutes from dispatch...this is in the far extreme part of longer than normal. happening today... a man accused in a homicide last month in bond hill... is set to go before a judge. 25-year old william charged with the murder of 24-year old tyler clemmons. clemmons was found shot five times in the middle of the street at franklin and oakdale avenues. chambers will be arraigned later this morning. stores that accept food stamps could soon have to stock a wider variety of healthy foods...under a new law that will be proposed today in washington d.c.. the rules are designed to ensure people who use food stamps have better access to healthy foods. but they don't dictate what people buy or eat. a person using food stamp dollars could still purchase as much junk food as they wanted, but the stores would have

pulitzer prize winner acel moore died at his home in chilton on head township. he was the first black reporter at "philadelphia inquirer" and founder the association of black journalist. in 2010 he was paralyzed. acel moore was 75 years old announce now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> let's take an early look at our first alert weather forecast and what we can expect today. cold is certainly the word. near record cold, that's what we're experiencing in the next couple of hours as we move through sunday morning. we have dangerous windchills continuing through the morning hours, into the afternoon and watching another storm for tomorrow that may bring us some snow and heavy rain by tuesday. really the big story, check these temperatures out. these are current temperatures around the region. it is 9 below 0 in the poconos, 5 in lan caster, 10 in philadelphia. single digits just about everywhere else with the exception of the shore, 11 millville, 13 dover, 10 in new york city. poconos a windchill warning, way northern pennsylvania, part of jim thorpe and lehigh