and then marco rubio, who says he wants to reform dodd frank. >> we need to repeal dodd frank. it is eviscerating small businesses and small banks. >> federal documents reviewed by "inside story" however show that two top members of the rubio campaign have been lobbying against dodd frank not from main street but on behalf of two of the biggest wall street firms in the world, firms that stand omay millions with the roll back of dodd frank. the forms don't say whether someone's lobbying for or against something but we do know what goldman sachs and blackstone have said about dodd frank. reuters for instance reported that goldman sachs was, woat, qe totally freaked out by this, kerry lloyd blankfine seen here with rubio says his in 2016, one blankfine employee joe wall is also the washington, d.c. co-chair of marco rubio's campaign. wall is a senior vice president for government affairs, that's lobbying at goldman sachs. the firm's most recent disclosure forms show they spent $742,000 in the last quarter of 2014 lobbying congress on issues specifically including dodd frank which

why did you leave frank? what...changed? he did. frank changed. he changed just like agent gideon said. and he was so angry with agent gideon and frank knows that, too. frank wants agent gideon to stop him, doesn't he? well, if anyone can, agent gideon can. not without you, jane. o you mean? considering the 3 factors of determined behavior-- bio, psycho, social... sir-- first, biology. genetics gave him the predisposition. add to that e nd factor, psychology. clearly a psychopath. ok. that's the filter through which he experiences his environment. finally, socialization-- life experiences. like all of us, he'complicated manifestation of all 3. so you put that all together and... think of frank as a living murder weapon. his genetics load the gun, his psychology aims it, e environment pulls the trigr. that's why his victims are so important. we study them. they reflect back on him. ok. he killed mostly women. since he used a trailer, their occupations, locations, plot out the ages. um, he killed 43 in theis, 51 in their 40s, 64 in their 30s, and 12

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. >> frank: karen, what happened today? >> karen: frank, a jury was selected today in pre-trial motions began in a trial that brings bad blood and tragic memories to the surface. the murder trial of richard o'shields comes nearly five years after the gun fire that left 27-year-old toby mathis dead at the rosemund dollar general store. according to affidavits, several people saw o'shields pull the trigger. >> witnesses tell us that basically mr. o'shields had came in to the store and began firing at mr. mathis. >> karen: mathis was pronounced dead at the scene. as sheriff david mahoney explained, there had already been tension between the o'shields and the mathis. >> i know that the relationship between these two families has been strained greatly since the i think both sides of that could agree to that. >> karen: months earlier, an argument from on the day of mathis' first court appearance on that case, tempers erupted. >> i know the laws are doing everything in their powers as far as charging. but what evidence they got or

. >> frank: war of words. ted cruz is firing at donald trump. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. >>> one, two, three. >> frank: new police trainees were on the streets of downtown asheville. the police department is having success recruiting new cadets to the force. >> tammy: tonight the state patrol is also trying to fill its ranks. >> frank: and a local school district is trying to fix a major bus driver shortage. >> tammy: but first, in just four days, 16 cadets start basic training. news 13's kimberly king met the trainees this morning. kim, the department really needs >> kim: that's right, tammy. apd currently has 20 vacancies. chief tammy hooper has overhauled the recruiting process that is bringing in more candidates to traa. it's 7:00 a.m. and cold outside. 38 degrees. >> full extensions. remember, full extensions. >> karen: sergeant ann fowler leads the recruits. >> nice and loud. >> one, two, three. >> all right. line up to run. >> on tuesday's and thursday's

frank, folks are getting ready for one final rally. >> frank: they are. they're just beginning to gather now outside the education center. this is where the board meets. this was supposed to happen back in february 8th. winter weather postponed that. it is just raining right now so this meeting tonight is on. now the board of education has already approved a $2.4 million budget reduction for the next school year. things like declining enrollment. officials say closing central and consolidating it with other elementary schools could save half a million dollars. put parents say this school offers their children quality education that they deserve. to decide. >> something needs to change. this isn't a solution for budget crisis in our state. because we're just the first of many that this is going to happen to. >> frank: if central is shut down, most students will go to either hazelwood or junaluska elementary. those are both about two miles away from central. back out live, folks braving the elements on this chilly rainy evening. they are getting ready to ra

you can see it tonight at 11:00 on news 13. >> frank: just like that. that's how it gets going. >> tammy: and just like that, cold continues, right? no magic there >> jason: we are going to warm up a little more tomorrow. that is good news. 39 degrees for the high today. that put us still shy of average 11 degrees. we've had some cold mornings. and cold afternoons. no rain or snow today. but that's going to change. snow takes your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: yes, very quiet right now but things are going to change overnight in to the morning. as we see a disturbance come our way. you can see it on the radar and satellite here. look at that, that blue is snow. here comes the jet stream pulling that

ok, get frank and we'll finish the rehearsal. (all agree) - frank. (dramatic music) frank! frank, come back in the house. we're going to finish the rehearsal. (knocks) frank? (curious music) frank! frank! father, he's gone! - [margaret] oh, any luck? - not a trace of him. i checked the plant nursery, everywhere. - [margaret] his landlady said she hasn't seen him either. - i can't imagine where he could've gotten to, in that old truck of his in so short a time. i don't suppose bud and the girls had any luck either. - [margaret] oh they're not back yet, but i doubt it. - well, nothing to do now, but go to the park and make charlie garrett happy by telling him he doesn't have to worry about frank smith anymore. oh boy i hate to do it. - [margaret] it's nearly time for the dedication. - come on, we better hurry. (marching band music) - [charlie] gosh, jim, i wish i had know about this. - [steve] three minutes to go, charlie. - ok, steve. jim, i wish you'd let me know this sooner. - i know i should've, charlie, and i'm sorry, but, we were so sure that we'd find frank. - and he w

a lot happening on the roads tonight in asheville. >> frank: where are these >> jaclyn: frank, there is a wreck. thankfully no injuries are reported here. there are slow downs on the south bound lane. riverside drive. crews are heading to the scene now. an update over transylvania county, u.s. 64 is back over near bass lake drive after a head-on collision had police on the scene. that's a look at your on time traffic report brought to you by debruhl's used car superstore. >> tammy: a rutherford county employer is in trouble. what filing for bankruptcy means for workers at the horse head plant. >> frank: and there's still plenty of time to file your taxes. but experts have a warning for procrastinators. early. that feeling. you know the one. that "grand-slam, aced-the-presentation" feeling. multiply that feeling. it's the deal of all deals. a moment worthy of celebration. now multiply that. you're everyone's hero in the championship of all championships it's that feeling. multiplied. introducing the new multiplier scratch-offs. a chance to win. and a chance to multiply your winnings.

>> kim: you know, frank, it just took about 45 minutes. and they had some serious flash floodings all across the county. early this morning this culvert was full with raging water and heavy rains across the area. hendersonville. a fedex box losing ground to water. this jeep rolling the dice driving out to beverly hanks office park. >> it was above my patients and staffs' knees. most of my staff arrived about 8 o'clock. at 8:30 when i arrived, you could see the water was right at street level. by 9:30, 10 o'clock, there was about two and a half feet of water through the office park. >> kim: medical offices post the news. >> i had exactly ten minutes to get here from where i work. i got here and now it's closed. >> kim: a creek in the middle of the lot is what flooded out. water still stands on area roads. >> i don't know how we'll get to the house. way over through the woods >> kim: harry ledbetter keeping a sense of humor about the new pond in his yard. down here there's a culvert where all the water is going. and is that culvert active. a

frank is back with more. frank: the building means so much more. it stands as a landmark and a lesson. frank: it's the oldest black church in the u.s. and so much more. marito rivero: it was a church. it was a school. it was a community center. frank: the african meeting house opened in 1806. it's now a national landmark on beacon hill. marito rivero: it's a unique spot in america. frank: marito rivero is the executive director of the museum of african american history. marito rivero: this is the sign of the black community in has been restored to exactly what it looked like in the mid 1800's. wanted a place of beauty. they understood beauty, and they themselves created it. important issues discussed, great ideas formed. marito rivero: this is the unique place where that abolition began and grew. frank: today it's a museum and a reminder-- america is better when we work together. that point emphasized to students here to learn about the abolishment of slavery. young people is that black people and white people came together and changed a bad law. f

, this is news 13 at 6:00. >> frank: we begin with breaking news. u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia has died after apparent natural causes. president reagan and was the longest serving justice. follow us at wlos.com and on facebook for more details and updates. >>> the 9th republican debate is set to get under way tonight. news 13's darren botelho is live in greenville outside the peace center. darren, there's a protest ppening outside of this debate. >> darren: that's right, frank. as you can see behind me, protestors have lined up outside the peace center. we have marco rubio over here. ted cruz over there. donald trump on the other side of the street. all the candidates represented. the six candidates get on the stage and tell the voters out now we have a marco rubio supporter right here. sir, why did you come out today? >> i'm here with the republican club. we're just here to show greenville and the great state of south carolina that marco rubio has the support. we're just here to show everyone that marco can take this country back and t

. >> frank: chief meteorologist jason boyer. >> jason: leicester carpet sales news13 sky cam network. we're at balsam gap. rain on the roads now. and i really don't expect that snow to lay on the roads much here. but it will likely on the ground first grassy surfaces and rooftops. notice blues showing up here. this is bona fide snow fall here on the balsams and higher elevations. south and west of highway 64 and 19e and 474 as well. rain showers asheville and farther to the west of those areas. snow over the high country. snow over the smokys and snow over the nantahalas already in southern macon county. elsewhere it is still rain fall. gusts up to 50 miles per hour in many cases. we still have the wind to deal with through the evening. high winds mostly west and south of asheville. then we get in to the winter weather advisories and they last until 7:00 a.m. friday for much of western north carolina. that means snow will fly off and on through then in the high country. temperatures in the 40s at 7. 30s by 11 with a chance of flakes mixing in. i'll show you changes. how much snow i ex

>> frank: the deadline to register to vote in north carolina's primary is tomorrow. to register, you must be a resident of the county and have been at your current address for at least 30 days prior to the election. you must be at least 18 years old by the date of the next general election and cannot be serving a sentence for a go to wlos.com and click on news links. >> tammy: pope francis did not actually enter the united states in his just completed trip to mexico. >> frank: but he appears to have stepped in to our political fray. stephanie ramos has more. >> reporter: returning to rome from his visit to mexico, pope francis was asked about donald trump's plan to build a wall along the southern border. the pontiff said he didn't want to tell americans how to vote but about building walls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not a christian. trump had this comment. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that president. >> reporter: trump says the pope's trip to mexico shows that t

. >> frank: the latest u.s. unemployment report has been released. how many jobs have been added and where the unemployment rate >> tammy: mcdonald's newest >> tammy: stocks on wall street take a plunge today. the nasdaq down 146 closing at 4363. >> frank: president obama is calling for a new $10 per barrel tax on oil. >> tammy: it will be paid by oil companies and used for investments toward clean transportation. it will only be applied for imported oil, though. >> frank: mix news coming out of it dropped to 2008 levels. the u.s. economy added 151,000 jobs for january. the unemployment rate fell to 4.1%. >> tammy: volkswagen is pushing back its annual earnings report which was expected march 10th. the company is also pushing back its annual shareholder meating which was scheduled april 21st. >> frank: mc donald has a new salad. it has more calories than the big mac. it starts with a nutritious base of baby spinach and kale. but it comes to a whopping 710 calories and 43 grams of fat. >> frank: that's more than a big mac. all that stuff. >> jason: it

frank-- this is my husband, frank. frank: how do you do? here's your ice cream, irene. not now, frank. i think we've got problems with the house. what kind of problems? mr. lorenzo, i'm not sure that the house next door legally belongs to you. will you shut your mouth? don't pay any attention to anything this guy says. he don't even work. whoa. wait a minute. what are you talking about? i put a deposit down on that house. you don't have all the facts, frank. i'm not gonna move out of that house. you don't have all the facts. we're staying in that house. you don't have all the facts, frank. i don't think i have all the facts. now, don't get excited, but if it's true, another family had a deposit on the house first. well, wait a minute, lady. what about your own husband here? he put a deposit too. i don't think we can move in, frank. it just wouldn't be the christian thing to do. what are you talking about? it would be the most christian thing you done in your life. i can prove it to you by the bible. all we're trying to do on this block is separate the white fromhe chaff

frank, have they been complying with the state law? >> frank: they have not. and both the county and the city admit to dropping the ball. grassroots north carolina says signs like these prohibiting the possession of weapons in city and county parks are a violation of north carolina law. >> what we're asking asheville and other cities to do is exactly the same thing they're asking citizens, obey the law. >> frank: these photos taken in september and our own taken this month, prove local officials have been ignoring state law since 2013. >> conceal carry is now legal in state parks. yet we continue to have cities which post against firearms, including lawful conceal carry through the entire park system. allows concealed weapons in parks, with the exception of recreation facilities like pools, gymnasium and athletic fields where there are organized events. bike paths and greenways don't qualify as recreational facilities. >> some of our park signs have ordinances of 15 to 20 signs. we're working on getting those updated. >> frank: it was an oversight due to a cha

13 with frank kracher, skywatch weather with karen wynne. this is news 13 at 6:00. >> frank: this valentine's day marks a milestone for an asheville woman. she celebrates 101 years of life and a lifetime of loving those around her. hope hanselman introduces us to someone who credits her health to this holiday. >> hope: we may never feel so young at heart as when we are in love. the same could be said for frankie who has been around exactly as long as hallmark has been selling valentine's day cards. >> 101 years. it's amazing. >> hope: but this is one love story you can't find on the shelf. >> we call her our valentine because she was born on valentine's day. and she fits the description. world wars, civil rights, and depression. >> some of our relatives were working in an ammunitions factory, she went and got a job in a gas station in detroit and sent money home. >> my husband was my one love. >> reporter: she was just 18 at the time. >> we met at church. >> hope: and love was only something they were pretending as lead roles in their church

frank: we'll keep a close eye on this one. doug: thanks, frank. sera: right now fire investigators are tracking down the cause of a deadly in natick. the woman who lived there died after being pulled from the burning home. the situation posed a few challenges for the rescuers trying to save her. central street house in natick around 7:30 saturday morning. reported by a fire lieutenant on his way to work. some smoke coming out the roof we didn't see flames. there was a lot of smoke, but the fire department reacted really quickly. sera: while battling flames, firefighters searched the home and found a woman unconscious in a second-floor bedroom. one of the challenges firefighters faced in trying to reach the victim was a giant hole in the bedroom floor. firefighter: we were able to get around that hole, found the victim close to the second-floor window. sera: crews carried the woman out a window with a ladder, but she died shortly after at the hospital. 73-year-old carol mccarthy lived alone. >> it's horrible. you know, whether it's elderly or young

. >> frank: how several asheville help. news 13 on 5:30 starts now. >>> many of our students work who have family obligations. >> frank: going to school tuition free. next, how community college campus helps take the lead. >> anchor: how close the race is between candidates on both sides ahead of the iowa caucuses. >>> but kind of cutting the legs out from underneath the indy films has really hurt the industry as well. >> frank: transylvania county will be the back drop of a new indy film in production. how they're making do without incentives. >>> this is news 13 at 5:30. >> anchor: for many students across the country, the phrase tuition free might sound like an impossible dream. >> reporter: long before president obama proposed the tuition free idea, it's been on a smaller scale. now they're on the move to make it available for more people. >> hopefully that dream will come true. >> reporter: rebecca hencely is on a mission. >> my uncle has cerebral palsy. because of that, it's directed me to do special education. >> rep

nine of those in the u.s. >> frank: the u.s. economy could be facing a bumpy road in the near future. >> tammy: the federal reserve and says she sees warning signs ahead. >> intensified uncertainty about china's exchange rate policy. >> tammy: there are several risks to economic growth in the u.s. borrowing costs are rising, stock prices declined. >> frank: well no uncertainty here about the weather. it's been cold. >> jason: we can't stay this cold forever. you know that. 28 degrees for the high. it was just bitter cold. 22 degrees below the average of 50. 16 this morning. that wasn't a record but it wasn't that far away from a record. no rain or snow today. two and a half inches of liquid for the month. it gets colder and snowier there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that'

frank did a terrible thing. there's no question about it, but you obviously still have feelings for him, or you wouldn't be so torn. it's driving me crazy.

sera: the eye's frank holland has been following the hearing. frank? frank: part of the captain's distress call was played during a coast guard hearing into sinking last october. captain's voice: we have a hull breech. a scuttle blew open during a looking for a q.i. or qualified individual to help the crew make repairs as the ship was getting battered during the hurricane. captain's voice: we have water down in 3 hold with a heavy lift. we have lost the main propulsion unit. the engineers cannot get it going. can i speak with a q.i. please. frank: all 33 aboard, including three people with ties to massachusetts, died when the ship sank near the bahamas. the coast guard will determine if misconduct or negligence contributed to the accident. then federal prosecutors will decide if criminal charges should be filed. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meteorologist danielle vollmar. sera: it's amazing, danielle. last week we were really in the thick of it. so cold. today it's so different. danielle: it is such a different world. last sunday below zero r

frank: hoping to chip away at clinton's support. marc sandalow/political analyst: if for some reason bernie sanders soars in south carolina, it's a real headache for hillary clinton. frank: most polls show sanders trailing clinton by double digits in south carolina, but not writing off the state. clinton has won iowa and nevada while sanders scored a big win in new hampshire. doug: frank, thank you. the i.r.s. firing back at donald trump. the republican candidate called out by former g.o.p. nominee mitt romney for failing to release his tax returns. trump claims he's not releasing the financial information because he's being audited by the i.r.s. and he speculates he's facing increased scrutiny because he is a, quote, strong christian. the i.r.s. says they have no problem with trump releasing his returns during an audit, and they stress politics and religion are not factors in the audit process. shayna: federal agents raid one of the best-known fishing companies in new england charging its owner and bookkeeper with conspiracy and fa

frank. >> frank: this whole redistricting issue took another term this weekend when chief supreme court justice antonin scalia died suddenly. his death makes it likely the court's decision will be deadlocked. if that happens, the decision of the lower court stands and lawmakers will still have to meet friday's deadline. >> tammy: a haywood county plant says it will have to cut positions because of the struggling industry. some permanent jobs. conmet makes parts used in tractor trailers. >> frank: slick conditions are a problem on some of the roads around our area right now. >> tammy: jaclyn, weather related wrecks are tying up henderson county. >> jaclyn: right. u.s. 25 south is down to one lane right now because of an accident. one minor injury is reported here. avoid this spot if you can on your commute. u.s. 74 bypass in rutherford county is a big problem area right now. slick conditions are a problem here. they're also a problem in mitchell and mcdowell county. we have all these problem areas listed on wlos.com. if you are heading out toward i-26 east bound in hendersonville, there

>> frank: things happen. you get a little rain and it messes your 'do. >> karen: we have more rain moving in tonight. a chance of severe storms tomorrow. the big issue out of these storms, though, flash flooding and damaging winds. much more on the timing of when all this comes through. and yup, we have that slight chance of every insurance policy has a number. the life behind it. for those who've served and the families who supported them, we offer our best service in return. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather. >> karen: even though we only have light rain across the mountains right now, we do have a flash flood watch about to take effect. at 6 o'clock for the entire region. we do have heavier rain on the way. we see one little wave down on this corner of your screen here. heavier showers beginning to come up. you may or may not see them. heaviest rain off to the southwest, mississippi and alabama right now. that on top of the rain w

that's your look at sports. >> frank: we want to check back with frank live in spartanburg. a half hour to go in the primary. >>>reporter: this is a busy place right now here at the marriott. folks are filing in and lining up by the stage to get their place to see donald trump. we want to remind you we'll be here all night with complete election coverage, continuing coverage throughout the evening on wlos and wmya my 40. you can see election results on our election ticker. we'll be here on facebook and so >>> welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight." breaking news on this showdown saturday. election battles on two fronts. hillary clinton with a much-needed win over bernie sanders in nevada after a tense neck-and-neck fight. but sanders trouncing her on the tonight, the long lines and the celebrations. >>> showdown in south carolina. donald trump firing away until the very end. >> so, it's crunch time, folks. it's crunch time. >> ted cruz and marco rubio with their last-minute push. can they still catch trump? >> it's in god's hands and in the voters' hands. >> th

>> frank: yeah. pepsi or coke. >> tammy: well we're going to be watching tv a lot lately, right jason? >> jason: there's going to be a lot of snow in those higher elevations. expect black ice. 46 degrees for the high temperature today. 26 the low. that 46 certainly helped warm the ground up enough to melt the snow we've seen so far. it's going to add up. i'll show you how much and when along with bitter cold. at humana, we know when you have your health... ...great things are ahead of you like seeing old friends or making new ones, learning some moves or showing off your skills and being free to keep on exploring. choose a humana medicare plan for the care you need... to help you have better health for everything that's ahead. >>> your news 13 skywatch weather. >> jason: well the snow is flying. a lot of it's melted as it's come down. but it's going to stick and the higher elevations will be favored. keep in mind, though, this isn't just going to happen in the next couple of hours. snow bands working

that's coming up soon, frank. >> frank: the big show's almost here. the 88th annual academy awards. it airs right here on 13 wlos beginning at 7 o'clock. that's less than an hour. before we find out who wins oscars, let's find out where the stars stay. >> reporter: hello from the red carpet in hollywood. except the red carpet isn't actually here. still covered in plastic. that will change by sunday. a lot of celebrities in town. celebrities stay and play? we found out. it's all about location. the hollywood roosevelt hotel is right next to the red carpet. and it's where the very first academy awards took place in 1949. >> created the academy with douglas fairbanks. >> reporter: the ceremony only lasted 15 minutes. 88 years later, celebrities will still be staying in the hotel for the oscars now being held across the street. >> that's the chinese therapy. and that's the dolby. >> reporter: behind the scenes look at the hotel's renovated rooftop, too. a great spot to watch over the red carpet. >> i can't talk right now, could you please call my assistant? i've got to post more picture

this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: stocks on wall street were mixed today. the dow down 21 ending trading the nasdaq was up 16 and closed at 4504. >> tammy: facebook and twitter are supporting apple in its battle with the fbi. >> frank: apple is refusing to help investigators it break in to the phone of san bernardino shooter syed farook. twitter's ceo tweeted we stand with tim cook and apple. >> tammy: it voted to begin the process of creating new rules that could give consumers the option to not get the boxes from the cable or satellite provider. but they can use their apps to get their cable tv. which could help decrease costs >> frank: proctor and gamble says it will cut another $10 billion in costs. the company has shed more than 20,000 jobs so far. executives have said much of the trimming will come from marketing. hathaway and coby merger will . >> tammy: yahoo's ceo outlined a flr . >> frank: you might be saying yahoo about the weather. forecast. i'll lay out which day is going to be the wetter of the two this weekend. 56 degrees for the high today.

bob child sent us this picture. >> frank: check it out. this little squirrel braved the snow to find a snack. i don't think the squirrel minds the snow very much. send us your pictures and video, too. or e-mail it to pics@wlos.com. >>> snow and ice can mean slip and fall. but maybe not with these. tonight's consumer report, the new products gaining traction on i'll show >> tammy: walking in the snow and ice can be just as dangerous as driving in it. >> frank: but a popular new traction on those slippery surfaces. jennifer. >> reporter: winter boots can protect you from the snow but no amount of rubber tread can help you from slipping on the ice. devices that simply go over your shoe. sue slipped on the ice and suffered traumatic brain injury. >> i never thought that a couple of inches of ice would change my life that day and i'd be where i am nine months later. >> reporter: price points from $8 to $34. bernie made his own personal skating rink and tried each one on a flat surface. then he went to a real rink. >> all of these devices will b

. >> frank: it's tucked away in the woods, down a quiet road. norris lost his life. deputies arrived at the scene in the cashiers community and found norris' body inside. he had been shot to death. once sheriff investigators secured the seem, the state bureau of investigation's crime team . >> he was just an awesome guy. >> frank: people who have lived in this area for generations. he can't believe someone he knew so well met such a violent end. >> you never know somebody could bounce in on you. you don't never know. you just don't know no more. >> frank: we've confirmed the 911 call was made from inside the norris home. not been released. as the crime scene investigation continues, the sheriff says people are being interviewed. at this point there are no suspects. there's a charter school across the road. but there was no threat to students or the community. in jackson county, frank kracher, news 13. >> darcel: all new at 6:00, a yancey county man is accused of abusing an infant. 20-year-old jacob howel. howel is in jail tonight. his bond set at $90,000. no word on

news 13's frank kracher is standing by live at the buncombe county courthouse. >> larry: frank, have you been able to listen to the call richardson made at the night of the killing? >> frank: we have. we came here and obtained this copy of the cd less than an hour ago. now it's about ten minutes long. routine. questions and answers about where the house is located. where deputies need to respond. but there are some pointed questions about what happened. the dispatcher talking to robin richardson. richardson tells that dispatcher, "i just shot my boyfriend. also, he's dying right now. then you hear in her own words what she later told investigators, her version of what led up to the shooting. >> okay. were you having an argument? >> yes. >> have you been assaulted? >> i'm sorry. >> have you been assaulted? >> yes. >> okay. and where did you shoot him out on his body?

frank? frank: karen and doug, president obama says he will nominate a new justice in this election year, but the republicans say the next president should make the choice. justice scalia was known as the conservative anchor of the supreme court and the longest serving justice on the current panel. nominated by president ronald reagan in 1986, scalia became the first italian-american member of the highest court. after his death, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the senate will not confirm any obama nominee, but the president constitutional responsibility. president: there will be plenty of time for me to do so and for the senate to fulfill its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing. frank: justice scalia died in his sleep of natural causes in a resort in west texas. he was 79. he leaves behind a wife, and nine children. justice scalia's death comes as the supreme court has a large caseload this term. his passing means they could now split 4-4 on key issues. among the con

coming up our, frank. >> frank: drivers across the mountains already had some trouble getting out the door this morning. fresh snow made for slick conditions around asheville. dot crews hit secondary roads. salt sand mixture on steep inclines. several weather related accidents early on. but the problems on area roads actually started very late on friday. one asheville woman experienced first hand the dangers of driving on icy roads. justin hinton joins us live in the kennelworth neighborhood. justin, she lost control and smashed right in to a fence there? >> justin: yeah, that's right. you can actually see some of that aftermath right here. she is okay. after speaking with neighbors we found out she wasn't the only the overnight hours. odd placed for a parked car but asheville's overnight wicked weather proved too much for hannah shulin. >> pretty much my tires locked up. i ran in to the street sign, right in the intersection. so yeah. that's pretty much what happened. >> justin: she smiles now that she's okay but a scary night when she realizz just how close she'd come to hitting the

antoinette: frank, thank you. threatening charges have been dropped against the man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl from north conway. nathaniel kibby is facing more than 200 charges for the 2013 kidnapping. he was also charged with making threats against the lead prosecutor in the case. those charges have now been dropped. kibby's trial is set to start in june. federal investigators will be franklin pierce university has canceled the rest of its hockey season after a hazing incident according to "the telegram." the ravens were supposed to host assumption college yesterday, and the teams were scheduled to play in worcester today. instead, assumption will play an exhibition against the boston university club team. in a statement, franklin pierce president andrew card apologized to the schools they were does not define the university. doug: federal investigators will be going back into the water in hopes of finding the missing data recorder from the el faro. the ntsb says the recorde

. >> frank: an out of control car crashes in to a home. why the neighbor says the damage is just more bad luck. >> tammy: how sanders and clinton stack up ahead of this weekend's primary. >> frank: deadly over doses hit record levels in north carolina. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 5:30. >> frank: a security camera captures the moment a suspected drunk driver loses control on a buncombe county road and slams >> tammy: the driver made it out without serious injuries, but the home is destroyed. hope hanselman has the story from alexander. >> hope: when bad luck has a way of coreening in to our lives. >> we were actually leaving and we heard squealing noises, tires squealing. then this big crash. >> hope: milton knew to expect worse. >> we looked at each other and said, someone's hit a car now. >> hope: he didn't realize that the tiny house he was building would be the second home he'd lose in just two weeks. milton was only home that day taking inventory for an insurance company, after a fire destroyed

news 13. >> frank: a big game day for local players. the asheville humane society sent four puppies to new york to compete in animal planet's puppy bowl. bella was in the starting lineup. the crowd gathered for her debut. several other puppies were there and ready to be adopted. >> last year over thirteen and a half million people watched the puppy bowl. ashevilles own are representing us this year, where the viewership should be higher, is a huge deal. >> frank: the puppy bowl helps bring awareness about adoptions in this area. next week another litter will be ready to find forever homes. >>>gop candidates hit the campaign trail fresh of last nights debate. what they are doing with the new hampshire primary two days away. >>>rescue search through the rubble in taiwan. where the death toll i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone w

frank lorenzo taught him how to do it. then let him and frank lorenzo eat it. oh, archie, it looks so good and it smells-- it smells like fertilizer. and that's what you're full of! that's it! all right, you don't have to eat it. he's not eating the food! daddy, you could at least try it. what would you say if you cooked dinner i'd say that the meathead probably got magnesia and forgot where his mouth was. oh, that's nice! [doorbell rings] you try to do something nice for somebody and look what happens, they throw it right back in your face. thank you very much! [blows raspberry] don't try-- michael, don't say anything. i worked hard on this, gloria. shut up over there and try to be delicate, will you? i'm at the door. mr. bunker? yeah? my name is morrison. i'd like to talk to you about your, um, unfortunate incident. my what? in your cab. oh, you must be another detective, huh? no, no. no, i'm a lawyer. oh, hold it. i don't need no lawyer. i already been robbed. mr. bunker, could we talk privately? i've got a proposition that could prove very beneficial to you

and leave asheville with the biggest gift we can. >> frank: in asheville, frank kracher, news 13. >> darcel: the artist group needs help buying paint, supplies and equipment for the project. to help, click news links on wlos.com. >> larry: too bad they couldn't start painting this week. its going to be gorgeous out. >> jason: temperatures getting in to the 60s for almost everyone here. we have to go through some 45 degrees for the high today. we did start out in the low to mid 30s. a little bit better than average. tonight even colder, though. year. we still have a surplus. that cold wind will continue to evening. it might just be the warmest weekend of the month. find out if it is. >> larry: when you're not watching jason, remember you can get your daily skywatch weather sign up, you'll that feeling. you know the one. that "grand-slam, aced-the-presentation" feeling. multiply that feeling. it's the deal of all deals. a moment worthy of celebration. now multiply that. you'u're everyone's hero in the championship of all championships it's that feeling. multiplied. introducing the new

light snow showers on into >> frank: thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back here have a good >>> welcome to a special edition of "world news tonight." the high stakes showdown right here in new hampshire about to begin. the republicans prepping for the spotlight. their last chance to plead their case. we have the all-access pass, just moments away. >>> the candidates stepping up their game. >> i almost want to just go in and pray. >> and stepping up the attacks. >> he's willing to break his word to the voters. >> just three days until new hampshire, voters weigh in, and the results could send some packing. >>> the urgent new warning about one of the biggest scams in america. fake phone calls demanding back taxes, threatening arrest. why you're more vulnerable now than ever. >>> and tonight, the health alert for women. do not drink alcohol.

they were shot multiple times. >> frank: police arrested dalton today. he's expected to be formally charged tomorrow. >>>tonight we're hearing from a witness who was a passenger with dalton on an uber ride before the shooting ram pain. matt says he was shaken after a bizarre trip that took him on a high speed journey before he managed to get out. >> he wouldn't stop. he kept looking at me like don't you want to ride to your friend's house? i was like, well, yeah. but i want to get tere alive. >> frank: another potential passenger posted an uber she was scheduled for a pickup by dalton at 11 <19. by that time six people had been gunned down. >>>a homicide case in the up state pickens county sheriff deputies are investigating after a woman's body was found on a boat ramp. the victim is 5-year-old farah kahn of townsville, south carolina. no other information is released as this time. >>>the defense begins presenting its case tomorrow in the murder trial of a transylvania county man. richard o'shields is charged in the shooting death of toby mathis. mathis

frank: the family says they are devastated by the sentence. in 2013 philip chism robbed, teacher colleen ritzer. but when his sentence was handed down friday, the family learned colleen's killer could be in their lives for years to come. two months after colleen's murder, massachusetts supreme judicial court decided juveniles cannot be sentenced to life in prison without a chance of parole. >> because of the s.j.c. restrictions, our family will be forced to attend parole hearings beginning in 38 years which is simply unimaginable to us. we want to be very clear. at every parole hearing our family's voice, colleen's voice, will be heard. frank: the ritzer family says they will endure a life sentence of grief, but colleen's killer could eventually get his life back. the family calls the sentence unacceptable and is calling for a change in the law. doug: the maynard fire department is taking steps to fire a veteran firefighter charged with raping a child. prosecutors say james nine-year-old boy in 1991 and that macgillivary knew the boy. the judg

that's all just ahead, frank. >> frank: we continue our live team coverage now in madison county. news 13's justin hinton joins us live along i-26 nears sams gap. are you seeing anything at this point, justin? >> justin: not yet. a number of mountain school districts are already taking heed and cancelling schools tomorrow morning. the roads are still very dry. treated earlier. so crews are working on some of the smaller roads. we did see quite a b b of blowing snow. that came through with gusty wind. calm before the storm. getting back to the schools. i did reach out to the superintendent for madison county schools. he says tomorrow will be the tenth missed school day because of winter weather. he says though in some years there have been up to 18. it's really been this back to back snow system for those students to go to school. but he says that he'll have to get with the school board to figure out how they're going to make those days up. reporting live in madison county, justin hinton, news 13. >> frank: fire crews battle an early morning blaze in asheville. after midnight at a

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. >> frank: superbowl 50 is in the books and it is not good news for carolina fans. the broncos beat the panthers 24-10 to win the lumbar di trophy. denver's third world title. carolina falls short for the second time. let's get straight to news 13's luke notestine live in santa clara, california. but a devastating loss for the panthers. >>>reporter: good evening to you. it was a devastating loss for the panthers. their magical season comes to an end. they fall 24-10 to the broncos. but what a season it was for carolina. the big story of the game tonight was the denver defense. they set a superbowl record with 7 sacks against the panthers. they forced four turn overs, miller, the bronco's defensive player was named the games mvp. he was all over the ball. seemingly almost every offensive possession for carolina. newton couldn't get beginning. but tonight the denver defense stepped up when they needed it most. cam newton had no answer. first game all season newton was not responsible for an offensive touch down for the panthers. they end with a record of 17-26789 they

frank is in spartanburg. darren is in columbia. let's begin with frank at the site of the big victory party for donald trump. >>>reporter: right now it's a lot cooler and a lot quieter now that all the trump fans have left. crews are tearing down the risers and the stage. donald trump going to victory here in the presidential primary in south carolina. one he said many of the pundits thought he could not achieve. folks were excited about him speaking and the victory. trump was quick to pass off nay sayers. he took a swipe at governor haley that he says endorsed the wrong kandz dat. he at the scene he's going to make america great again. hitting themes like getting rid of common core. >> the people in this communities, every time i see them a they want education locally. the parents want to do it. they don't want bureaucratics telling them how to educate their children. >>>reporter: a lot of his supporters were screaming over that. they loved hearing donald trump folks were not surprised by the victory. a double digit win for donald

frank? frank: doug and karen, controversies. the latest has the oscars in the middle of a middle east conflict. as if being a hollywood a-lister wasn't enough of a prize, this year's top nominees will pick up an oscar swag bag worth $200,000. >> guys, listen, everybody's gonna be interested in this. frank: including a $900 toilet paper dispenser, $300 of personalized m&ms, $3 chapstick, and the most expensive gift in the bag? >> surprise! frank: a $55,000 10-day all-expenses-paid trip to israel >> we're going to tell this story. we're going to tell it right. frank: all 25 of the acting and directing nominees and host chris rock will get the unofficial oscars gift. >> wooo, in your face neil armstrong. frank: israel's minister of tourism says the country is offering the trip hoping to boost struggling tourism numbers by tapping in to the stars' social media following. yariv levin, israel's minister of tourism: they will show how good it is here, how interesting it is here. diversity the first controversy to spring up this awards