justin? >> justin: thanks, danny. the brew and do and what' s going on at seaworld. 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. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >> justin: this morning police believe deaths of two 15- year- olds was a murder- suicide. placed on lockdown after the shots were fire. a teacher locked in her classroom later found out one of the victims was her sister who went to the same school. >> i was escorted from may classroom with one of the vase principals. >> they didn' t say who they were because they' re juveniles. one shot the other girl before killing herself. they say the victims ma

justin? >> justin: thank you, danny. >>> now to the top story where one man was killed and another seriously injured in a mall shooting. it happened at the florida mall near the jc penney entrance. and as news 6 reporter shaun chaiyabhat tells us, one victim ran for help just moments after the gunfire. >> reporter: deputies say they believe the shooting happened right here on the parking lot. i' m going to step out of the way. attention on a car, right there! they say after the shooting one of the victims ran to the left for help towards that front entrance of the jc penney. a shopper saw he had been shop and called upon help. two shot, one dead and another man ran for his life towards this entrance now covered with a security gate. deputies say after the shooting in the florida mall parking lot, the 19- year- old victim collapsed in front of the west side entrance. when deputies rushed to the scene, they found another man dead beside a car. >> we' re trying to figure out if this was self- co

justin>> justin: danny, thanks. a scare in a brevard movie theater after a suspicious avenue in melbourne. about 150 people were evacuated at 10:30 last night. a bomb squad called in and determined there was no threat but they are searching for a person of interest. we just got the surveillance photoof what appears to be a man in the theater' s lobby. if you have any information, call the crime line. >>> 3 girls are accused of spiking their teacher' s drink and deputies say it was an act of revenge. this happened at deltona middle school. investigators say one of the girls was angry after getting in trouble for dumping glue into another student' s backpack. so she grabbed the teacher' s soda and had the friend dump red soeza into the drink and after drinking the soda the teacher' s throat got had the and she started to choke. the teacher said she is okay teach the girls a lesson and all 3 face felony charges. breaking overnight, a whiled scene outside of the gas station in orange counto orange blossom trail. see tha

justin? >> justin: all right, danny, sounds good. still to come, thousands of sharks near popular florida beaches. what researchers are saying about this big migration coming up. >>> plus going for a launch and a rocket landing. coming up details on space x' s newly approved request. but first many americans and political leaders are mourning the death of supreme court antonin scalia this morning. the decision president obama now faces coming up. you' re watching news 6 getting results for christmas, melbourne and all of central ll be right back. we had real people make their own pizzas. they chose the ingredients they wanted. i like the fresh dough. what's bha? pi'm gonna go with the one thatpdoesn't have the acronyms. what are fillers? you guys just made your pizza the way i make my pizza. hey! no ingredients that you can't pronounce and no artificial flavors. and we're proud to announce pour new quality guarantee: plove your pizza, or get anotherpone, absolutely free. pget any large pizza up to 5-toppings pfor just $9.99. online o

. >> justin was diagnosed with autism at age 3. and when justin was younger, he [ sighs ] and being a single mom and having a child with a disability, i had to go through so much with him. >> okay, so, well, it's good to see you. i just want to follow up and see how things are going. justin, have you been feeling okay recently? >> yeah. >> justin, do you understand what it is that you have? >> you forgot. okay. you have what's called autism, right? >> yeah. >> justin operates on a second-grade level. so, to some degree, i mean, we have to remind justin of his disability. >> joining us this afternoon is real-estate agent, mom, and author gwendolyn boyd moss. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> you have got your hands full. >> [ sighs ] yeah. my plate is full. [ laughs ] >> now, i read before that you

justin? >> justin: all right, kiersten, thanks so much. this happened just a day after a shooting in a tampa night club. 7 were hurt after the fire near downtown tampa. police say 3 of the victims are females and 3 are under 21. we' re told some kind of argument led to the gunfire. they' re now hoping cell phone photos and videos inside along with the 3,000 dollar reward will help them get results and find a suspect. >>> breaking overnight, this is video just coming in from orange county where a truck plowed into a welding business. this is on orange blossom trail and cypress street near jones high school. at this point we' re told there are reports of injuries but we aren' t sure how the crash happened. we' re working to gather more information from investigators. we' ll pass along any updates once we know more. >>> developing now in orange county. there' s a mystery surrounding an ocoee home. it was all after the house was shot up by police with the family inside. it happened at a home on b

. >> justine: all boy. >> justine: not bad. no one is cheering for you. >> grant: think you sweetie. -- thank you, sweetie >> grant: why are more people cheering for justine than me. >> justine: because i put it out there. i was mortified. >> gary: i told this for all people in the kron4 demographic creek love conquers all. the sweat all you want but at the end of the day love each other and respect each other. >> justine:awww (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports! >> gary: justine and grant two hips in ten seconds. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: cute couple >> pam: super bowl weekend is almost here and have the weather with the incoming of next we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outage

because miraculously, justin is here with us today. everyone, please welcome justin! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] >> welcome. >> how you doing? how you doing? >> welcome! >> miracles do happen, folks. >> audience: yeah! >> dr. travis: how does it feel to be a miracle? >> it's really amazing. 11 months ago i was dead. and now i am here today. and it's -- [ applause ] >> it's unbelievable! wouldn't have thought it could have happened this way. >> dr. travis: i have to confess i knew you would be here today, but i didn't want to meet you until that moment, because even i was still a little skeptical, you know, how is justin going to be? how is he going to look? how is he going to walk? we will get into the injuries you sustained. but i would never have known, if your family didn't share your story with me, i would have never known that you were year ago. >> yeah. >> that night, freezing cold. >> um, i was at a fire hall that night. it's usually the same route. two miles from my house. i go that route. 10 years ago my friend died on the same road. and pay my respects a

justin, what are they hoping for? >> justin: answers, darcel. and maybe someone who watches their story will remember something and call in the tip that solves the case. >> it's a lifestyle change. it's like a nightmare. it's a parent's worst nightmare. >> justin: tom and lorraine lucas have been searching for answer in the death of their son and three others. >> what would be so drastic that you would shoot and kill four people. >> justin: they say it was around 3:00 p.m. when someone killed scott ponder, defrly guy, and their son. all inside the store they worked in chesney. >> someone or somebody approached the shop. they went through the back and the front with the sole purpose of killing the people and >> justin: now this is the shop where their son and three others were found dead. while it has since closed down, their efforts have not 12 years later. >> we feel like we're getting somewhere. people are still providing tips. and at other times, you just feel so tired and stressed out that you can't go on but you can't quit. >> justin: they'

his partner is justin timberlake. >> larry: all right. better enjoy tomorrow because we're going to take a dip, aren't we. most of it is going to be the high country. a lot colder saturday and even thanks for >>> and now abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- tony goldwyn. from espn, tony kornheiser and michael wilbon. shaquille o'neal. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from alessia cara. with cleto and the cletones. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank to all of you for coming. love is in -- well, it's almost in the air. it's not in the air yet but it will ob sunday which is valentine's day. i hope you remember that. valentine's day the day women all around the world wait eagerly to discover the new and wonderful ways their husbands and boyfriends will disappoint them. how does it work with gay men who are married? do they both give each other disappointing gifts? do they ever run into each other in the

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 telephone pole. >> i didn't even realize it until i got out of the car. >> justin: a rough night not just for her but for several others. she struggled to navigate through the area. >> green car, silver car and a red car in the road. >> a couple of signs in different places came down. >> lots of people try to turn on wyoming and didn't make it, it looks like. >> justin: this time around it's a little different. you have a car in your front yard. >> justin: thanks to the fire department

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justin, thank you for your story. families sharing without shame holds weekly meetings in manchester, concord, and laconia. we have information on those, and how to contact the group, on our website at wmur.com. >> now, mike haddad with your storm watch 9 forecast. mike: the clouds parting for some partial sunshine and how about that spring warmth come into the 50' s and 60' s. normally see in late april. a reminder for those venturing up to the lakes region for the big fishing derby, check out the ice, you need a good half a foot to be safe out there and continue to check in through the course of the weekend. it' s going to cool down quite a bit but there are still many spots that are tricky in the lakes region. upper 50' s lower 60' s for highs today, mount washington 39 degrees. that' s only four degrees off the all-time record high in the entire month of february. tomorrow diving down, 33 for the high on friday, 36 by saturday and here it comes again, spring warmth in time for sunday and monday. well above the ave

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at 30th street station, justin, i understand this happened during the same general area as the may crash, right? >> that's right. luckily, no injuries to report in that incident. however, amtrak has said they know something hit acela 2222 as they travel through the bridesburg second zero section about 7:00 sunday night not far from amtrak 188 derailed back in may. today as amtrak continues, one investigation, it appears to be beginning another. >> up close look at a smashed window of amtrak acela 2222 sunday night. passengers on the washington dc to new york sit bound train had no idea what caused the crack. >> there is giant boom. almost sounded like a tray table had dropped, like really hard and strong. >> taylor tells our sister station cbs2 that she sat just few seats down from that damaged window. posting these photos on twitter and tweeting someone just shot our amtrak car. and: close up of the bullet hole. >> oh, my god. you know, something hit the train. and immediately everybody looked at it and said oh, my gosh, it is a gun

i' m justin warmoth. thanks for joining us this morning. and this guy caused quite a ruckus in the and how seaworld came congratulate but first a look at the brighthouse city cam in high definition. a lot going on this weekend. how will the weather shape ?up let' s get to danny treanor. >> dan: you want a synopsis? >> justin: yes. >> danny: it' s going to be great. go to the downtown food and wine fest? things stard rolling and by 4:00 68 .

you look at 12-year-old justin and you wouldn't know. he's had some challenges. >> he's had a multitude of surgeries, three open heart, a little over five heart kaths. >> reporter: but none of them has stopped him from living his dream. this year justin got to serve with his inspiration bethany hamilton who lost her arm during a shark attack. >> it actually said if you can serve with one arm than i can surf with half a heart. >> reporter: it was the make a wish trip to hawaii of a >> we did goat see a luau and we had a meet and greet. she signed some of our things. >> reporter: justin got to take his mother and sister. but he's always focused in on helping others. this year he raised $1500 for the american heart association. last year justin's school raised more than $3,000 in his honor for the american heart association, and this year the schools at already more than $5,000 with more donation still pouring in. more than 200 children at billsboro elementary filled the gym and jumped rope to raise money last year, and as they learn about

we missed not having justin." it was justin's dad who gave will justin's headgear. and wearing it proudly, will fulfilled his dream, winning the 1a 152 lb. state title. the win couldn't have come on a better day. coman: "today would have been his 20th birthday. so it's a very emotional day for me and will. we want to dedicate this to justin, to his memory and his legacy." as will shakes hands and celebrates, he points above, and thanks the one who wasn't there, but got him there. lawrence: "we did it dude, we done it. it was worth it man, thank you, thank you. it's the first state title grayson county has won in any sport... for almost 20 years. alyssa rae/wsls-10 sports:"....i spoke with justin's dad on the phone today and his whole family drove up from north carolina to be in attendance for wills big the acc has been volatile at the top.. carolina, virginia, miami, duke..even louisville have had there moments.. tonight...the canes..and cavs... in the latest round robin showdown of ranked teams. jim larranaga's gang..got routed by unc this weekend.. tonight...a dif

let's turn to meteorologist, justin drabick. justin, not bad forecast in store this weekend? not at all. groundhog says early spring, but he may be a lie err again. >> he may be a lie err. >> talking about the cold. >> we'll have to wait, see, but, yes, feeling little like spring. next week, different store. >> i cut him some slack. >> all right, all right. >> we've got to get through this morning, a loft cold, 20's, all of the areas here, still below freezing, 30, at the airport in philadelphia, low 20's in allentown and reading so some icy spots potentially the next several hours, watch out. still dark out there, black ice possible, so just be aware that far for the untreated surfaces there. is the change in the temperatures, anywhere from about six to 16 degrees, colder from this time yesterday. part of the reason is we just don't have any clouds. it is clear, we have calm winds, all of the cold air, can just settle in at the surface, so again with the below freezing temperatures, all of those wet spots, we're able to refreeze again last night. so, use extra caution early

justin, first responders are using this drug for heroin overdose? >> justin: yeah, that's right. in the past year and a half, mission hospital in asheville counted 104 heroin overdoses. follow me on this one because in the back half of 2014, there were about 20. that number doubled in the back half of 2015. the asheville fire crews race to the scene, there's another tool they're carrying with them, narcam, an overdose reversal drug. >> it's something we're going to continue. judge >> justin: in the past year >> sprays up in to the nose. that's it. pretty simple and fast. you give them that, wait maybe 30 seconds, a minute, and they're up. >> justin: we have video of it being used successfully. police officers in pennsylvania say the man in front overdoses on heroin on a bus in the middle of a day. he passes out. but with narcam first responders are able to revive him almost as if the overdose never happened. the police department was also looking in to the drug. but put its program on hold to see what kind of success rate the fire department had using it and to assess the number

justin hinton is live at the asheville beer expo. >> justin: it's also a fundraiser. really the first event of its kind here that pulls together people from all aspects of the crafts beer industry. this is the second of two sessions happening now. breweries with tasting. there's also crafts beer vendors, distributors. all aspects of the industry. they're all here to provide insight on how the industry works. >> bernie's campaign and his grassroots movement is all about trying to reengage people in the political system. but our democracy works best when everyone is involved and when we stand together on things that are really important, there's nothing we can't accomplish. >> justin: now of course that wasn't from this actual event. but really that's something she was saying to bring everybody together to learn about the event. all this is taking place downstairs. now upstairs, there's also education panels where people can hear from the beer leaders in the community. again, this goes until 8 o'clock tonight. you can purchase tickets at the it does cost $20. justin hin

live in asheville, justin hinton, news 13. >> frank: we switch to national poll tigs. the gop show down in the granite state. with the new hampshire primary three days away, candidates are scrambling far votes. republicans took their campaigns to television in the latest debate. >> the final fight in new hampshire. property from an elderly woman? >> quiet. a lot of times -- >> seven republican candidates. >> that's all of his donors and special interests. >> battling it out for the last time before tuesday's primary. >> that's what washington, d.c. does. the drive by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and p memorized 20 second speech. swinging. >> i think the experience is worked out. >> candidates trying to did i have rememberuate themselves on the committee and terrorism. >> use overwhelming force and get the heck out. >> we're going to repeal obama carry. replace oemz care. >> donald trump at center stage at times brushing off booing from the audience. >> the people that are >> it is. >> ahead by 21 points in the polls here and trying to

meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... we saw southern counties but now the anticipation of spring is taking over... cloudy skies remain for the rest of the day, but the light snow has left with the exception of a couple flurries near the mississippi through early afternoon. we'll have highs in the e wer to middle 30s. mostly cloudy weather continues through tomorrow with highs in the lower 30s again. we'll climb into the 40s on thursday, friday and saturday. we should see more sunshine take over later this weekekalong with gustier winds. our snowpack will be diminishing quickly late this week.today: cloudy high: 32-38 winds: nw 5-15 alo: 34 dbq: 33 iow: 35 the cedar rapids community school district says people won't see much change following the firing of its equity consultltt last week. there were allegations the consultant edwin javius , misrepresente d his credentials to other districts in the past. javius is the c-e-o of a consulting company called, ed- equity, ououof san jose, california. the district says he worked

. >> darcel: justin, how are people there reacting to this new rule? >> justin: well the residents that we spoke with are a little divided. some say they thought it was a good idea while others said it was a bad one. at city hall in downtown hendersonville, it's pretty quiet. but a new ordinance has people talking. >> created an ordinance that would permit city employees that had a concealed permit from the state to carry conceal. >> justin: that unanimous vote opens the 225 employees to care concealed weapons. >> i believe that the wrong person can get their hands on it. >> response time for officers, you know, can vary. it's the people that are on the premises that are the first responders. so to have someone there, um, it could be in any area of the building anytime that maybe could react to an adverse situation would be the best thing. >> justin: it's intended for those who may find themselves in dangerous positions while on the job. >> develop the program and then look at potential employees this may apply to. and put them through a process that w

we missed not having justin." it was justin's dad who gave will justin's headgear. and wearing it proudly, will fulfilled his dream, winning the 1a 152 lb. state title. the win couldn't have come on a better day. coman: "today would have been his 20th birthday. so it's a very emotional day for me and will. we want to dedicate this to justin, to his memory and his legacy." as will shakes hands and celebrates, he points above, and thanks the one who wasn't there, but got him there. lawrence: "we did it dude, we done it. it was worth it man, the cavs are at miami...critical game between ranked teams.. same in morgantown..wh ere a west virginia win would bolster their resume.. and the region tournaments will be in full swing this week. time to cut it out.. watch fox nascar reporter jamie little.. totally ignore john cena... and smack the wwe star with her ponytail... oh...behave. cut it out. nbc nightly news is next. and don't forget join us back here in half an hour for our seven the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the jo

meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... we're okay for now but watching for a system our aftftnoon starts with plentiful sunshine, but clouds will slowly increase as the day goes on. flurries and lighghsnow move in late this evening and continue into the night. however, accumulation s will be light, staying under an inch. highs climb to near 20 today and stay in the upper teens overnight. we'll be close to 20 tomorrow with snow ending early in the morning witd clearing inhe afternoon winds do pick up, putting an extra chill in the air. saturday will be cold with morning lows near zero and highs in the teens, despite a mostly sunny sky. another round of snow arrives saturday night and stays through sunday, probably dropping a few inches of accumulation. it won't last long, though, as warmer weather takes over next week.togay: turning partly sunny high: 18-24 winns: light o1ddq: 19iow: 22 new at midday... 52 people are dead after a prison. 12 others were also hurt when authorities say 2 rival factions in the prison fought ove

justin, what are you seeing out there right now? >> justin: we've been out here a couple of hours, frank. we've been seeing flurry off and . the roads look pretty good. that's because dot crews have been out and about ahead of that we've seen several trucks out there treating the roads. with the recent snow fall, there are lots of beautiful views. but for some folks, it's a quick view then back home. >> right now the road's not bad at all. you don't want to get in the snow, i mean, it's not a good time to be without right now. >> justin: he's taking his own advice and heading straight home. for that is because what's expected to come with that snow and ice. justin hinton, news 13. >> frank: we have new details in a suspicious death case that is now a murder. 29-year-old james norton is charged with first degree murder and robbery with a dangerous weapon. the body of 62 year-old kristina kesinger was found. deputies located norton yesterday and took him in to custody. he is being held in the buncombe county jail tonight without bond.

. >> justin: just a few of many ideas this crowd came to here. >> feeling great now. >> justin: as for the man who won the gop primary yesterday, donald trump, here there's hope november. >> there would be nothing that would give me greater pleasure than beating donald trump and beating him badly. [cheering] >> justin: of course, first he'll have to take on his democratic opponent hillary clinton. her first stop in south carolina is on tuesday in columbia. >> frank: all the candidates are back on the campaign trail today. the sunday morning talk show circuit was buzzing with fresh controversy. mary bruce has the latest. >> from victory rally to >> are we going to win georgia? [cheering] >> donald trump back on the trail today and flying high after his big win in south carolina. >> you think you have this nomination in hand? >> no. not at all. >> but he's getting heat for a message he re-tweeted suggesting that cruz and rubio are both ineligible to be president. >> i have 14 million people between twitter and facebook and instagram. >> rubio who finished second in south carolina respond

you heard justin's forecast. where we are right now is in montgomeryville awe at 309 and 202 not too far from the montgomeryville mall and 309 is coming along fine this morning. no delays or problems. not too much volume either. wish we could stay that way right but soon we will be very full. we will move traffic cam here to 422, at oaks. look at these hills in the the distance just gorgeous, 422 is in good shape as well, and no delays or problems. this is four to 22 near oaks. moving traffic cam to i-95 at walt whitman bridge, walt whitman in the middle of your screen there i-95 looking okay. area bridge necessary good shape. we did have an accident on the ben franklin that has since cleared and in delays or problems on the bridges, mass transit, if you are taking it honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new back to you rahel. >> thank you. >>> still to come this morning on i "eyewitness news" the captain returns to the flyers line up but does it help him score a win

justin hinton joins us live in hendersonville, justin, how many have the city caught? >> justin: there's been five. they've had to euthanize several others. the most recent, a few hours ago. cars, businesses and apparently raccoons. feet. they literally will walk up to people. they don't seem aggressive at all. to the point where they will walk up and people can touch them. >> justin: crews have been dispatched to five different sick raccoons. from king and first to williams street. >> maybe a six block area where we've had to put four of them down. >> justin: then there's the one that sits in a freezer in a box waiting to get tested for the disease. >> we had to double bag it. trash bag. put it in the box and drove over here. >> justin: here is the western animal disease diagnostic laboratory. michael brought the animal here after his mom called complaining about a raccoon displaying odd behaviors. >> came outside and said the raccoon was sitting watching my dog bark at it. come back as distemper. i'd hate to think that a rabies outbreak so close to home. >> justin: w

lets turn it over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather, and justin chillier even to the week but good amount of sun now. >> march comes in like a lion? not so much this year. quiet and feeling more like april. >> yes. >> skipped over march. >> we have something for everybody this weekend. it was cold yesterday. we had highs in the 40's below average today up around 60 degrees for some spots across the delaware valley and already we are seeing that trend for that warmer air starting to move back in. we will look at the changeover the past 24 hours. yesterday we were in the lower 20's. new we are running eight to 13 e sign of that mild spring like air mass continuing to pump in the delaware valley because of the southwest wind flow. well a above freezing, approaching 40 in south jersey and millville and airport in atlantic city. forty-three in wildwood. suburbs are now above freezing, 35 in doylestown. wind up to 10 miles an hour out of the southwest and it will be breezy at times for this afternoon but enough sunshine will make it feel good outside this after afternoo

hinton joins us live from ab justin, that meeting kicks off at about half an hour. >> justin: that's right. the site that is in question is just beyond that line. before it closed in 2006, it stored construction waste, nylon fabric and other waste. enka partners of asheville, llc, wants to convert that land in to a park. the company is looking in to an agreement with the state to redevelop property. the state will listen to comments and already submitted thoughts. >> use those to make our final decision as to whether to proceed with this project. >> justin: the proposed agreement would require enka partners to carry out specific state action. again, you can voice your opinion at tonight's meeting starting at 6:00 at ab tech. deputies are searching for a bank robber. it happened this morning at the first citizens bank in marshal. he's wearing black rimmed glasses, a gray hooded sweatshirt. if you see him, contact the madison county sheriff's office. >> tammy: a judge denies bail for a person charged in the death of a girl. accusations over nicole lovels death. flsh . >> frank: it seem

justin, what have you learned? >> justin: well there are still a lot of questions in the case. but those documents are shedding some light about what happened friday night and what the suspect told investigators about his relationship with the victim. this was the scene friday evening after a 911 call came in to police. >> i'm at 56 central. i just went to put some trash in the dumpster. there's somebody in there. >> justin: that person would christina kesinger. tina to her friends. >> i'm on the corner of elm and central. she's bleeding. >> we do have help coming. can she tell you why she's bleeding? >> i have no idea. >> justin: this man, james norton used a screwdriver to stab kesinger in the head. he stole her car and drove to his mother. she called the police the next day. they indicate norton who spent the night told deputies the car belonged to his girlfriend, christina, who he had met the day before. but a spokes woman could not confirm the relationship. >> the police are all over here. they found us. i'm going to get off the phone now. >> justin: now norton is behind b

meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... it may feel a bit cool this afternoon, but this weather is actually very typical for late february. this afternoon, but a veil of clouds higher up sunshine filtered. highs stay in the 30s today, and it's still going to be a tad windy at times. we'll dip into the 20s tonight, but warmer weather is knocking on our door. we'll climb to around 40 tomorrow, with 50s on the way both saturday and sunday. a cold front will drop our temperatures a bit early next week, but our next precipitation chance should wait until tuesday when the potential for rain and snow showers return.today turning prtly cloudy high: 35-41 winds: nw 15-25 alo: 37 dbq: 36 iow: 39 tonight the 5 remaining republican presidential candidates will spar and joust in the final debate before supereruesday. they're all in texas where senator ted cruz wants to win his home state's primary next week. a new poll from emerson college shows texas is a tossup for the top 3 candidates. cruz leads with 29% support. donald trump is rig

thanks, justin. classes will resume on monday, at ursinus college after mysterious stomach bug caused 10 percent of the student body to become sick. 192 student and staff have reported symptoms related to the illness since tuesday. we're told many of them, fortunately, now feeling substantially better. cleaning crews have sanitizing the campus dining hall and it is now open for normal hours. other common areas also disinfected, still no word though on the source of the outbreak. >> on to the cbs-3 health watch now, and this one for couch potatoes, new research shows inactive people have higher risk every brain shrinkage, health reporter stephanie stahl explains. >> look familiar? we know they're everywhere. couch potatoes, people who do a little too much relaxing and don't get enough exercise. they tends to gain weight and have increased rates of other health issues like heart disease and diabetes. now, new research finds yet another potential risk for couch potatoes. >> what they notice was that peo

this morning justin's body was found. he had been hung. he had been stuffed in a box left in an alley. officers say his brown hair had been dyed black. connie's still missing. so he probably still has her. why would he reject justin overnight but keep the first male victim for two days? something about him didn't work out. look at his neck. he was hung multiple times. the question is, what does he do with connie? he could make her watch him abuse the men or have asphyxiative sex with them. well, a brunette male and a woman are crucial to this guys fantasy. well, he's kept conn. maybe she's the object of his desire. well, our first order of business is finding her and then making sure he doesn't do this again. wheels up in 30. shh, shh. please, please, just tell me where justin is. shh, shh, shh. please, tell me what you did with him. please, just tell me that he's ok, please. connie, i can't do that. [whimpering] just like this... there, like that. there. there. just stay there. [sobbing] boo-hoo. boo-hoo-hoo. say cheese. [sobbing] found i

>> justine: 15 tally it up grant did when four games to two. >> justine: i am on diaper duty. >> grant: was ok with people hamstring. my neck strain as well the >> grant: is is a great activity for families. it is going on through super bowl sunday. this cd at to the school on the high debts and it is so much fun. >> grant: congratulations. >> pam: i love the great sportsmanship there. although grant, you did drop the ball i did see you. (laughter) >> grant: pam? >> pam: i will see you both when you are back at the station. >> pam: accompli day of big game coverage. all here on kron4. of course, this is super bowl week so the players will spend all of their time here in the bay area creek with practices, media and availability creek it also means that the fans and media along with support team will follow along as well. including one other person. trt:17/ "told to leave" >> stanley:this is super bowl week spend all of there time here in the san francisco bay area at practices and media availability until the big game >>i want to see payton i want paytons signature so im willing to be y

meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... highs in the 40s and a pretty light wind. we'l'lalso see some peeks of sun every now and again with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. winds begin to pick up later tonight. those winds remain blustery both wednesday and thursday, blowing at 15 to 30 mph. it'll be cooler for the second half of the week with highs near 40 tomorrow, followed by middle to upper 30s thursday

justin, you spoke with troll's wife tonight. >> justin: that's right. she didn't want to go on camera but said she's absolutely torn up about this. she married him just a couple months ago. she says she didn't see this coming. when you ask canton residents about firefighters, they'll tell you this. >> they're just good people. >> justin: but when a canton firefighter is accused of a child sex charge, those adjectives change. >> it's heartbreaking. these are people who our kids it's absolutely mind blowing. >> i don't care if it's a firefighter or who it is, that's disgraceful. >> justin: robert scott trouel had sex with an 11-year-old. >> you're innocent until proven guilty but if he did do it, it's wrong. really wrong. >> justin: the town manager says he was fired from his position as a fire engineer friday after working with the town for more than three years. the town manager says we'll continue doing the best job we can do for the town. twouel's bond is set at $100,000. he's expected in court on march 2nd. justin hinton, news 13. >> larry: mcdowell

>> sixty-two on wednesday, justin, that is amazing. fifty-eight today. oh, i will take the rain any day of the week to have 58 in february, let me tell you that. good morning, everyone, look telling ben franklin bridge, great moving westbound from jersey, no problems here there is sex actually what we want to see as we move in toward that 5:00 hour. the schuylkill at montgomery same thing here. plenty of headlight out there, for early hour, but overall everyone still traveling at posted speeds, see it dip just little bit push into the 6:00 hour on a monday, right now enjoy the open roadways for those of you early birds just jumping on the roadway here, construction route 100, ship road, right lane blocked, you can see, no causing any slow downs, do have accident here route 422 westbound past route 29 at old state road. make note that far for those every you passing through this area, but again, levels are still very, very light on this monday morning, so no problems whatsoever, erika, back to you. >> meisha, a thank you. for check on stories our sister s

justin ferguson hahabeen charged with three counts first-degree robbery. seaberry for three counts first-degree robbery delfs for keeping a disorderly house and harboring a missing juvenile. degree robbery. jamaal ferguson for three counts robbery, knight for one count first-degree robbery, and a 15-year-old who hasn't been charged. police say there is no connection between the suspects the investigation is ongoing. matt and sheila? in july, we reported isaiah mothershed was jailed after sioux city police said he kidnapped and debt. he was charged with two felony counts of kidnapping in the 1st degree, and two felony counts of willful police say his arrest was connected to an incident that on douglas street. the victims claim that mothershed assaulted them and held them against their will over a dbug debt. poce chief doug young said the charges in that case were dropped. a nebraska man, who's charged in iowa with killing his wife, with stand trial in september. 28-year-old rogelio morales, of hubbard, nebraska, will go to trial for the trial was originally

the lets turn over to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather and justin ending on a warm note. >> perfect day to end the weekend. we're talking about temperatures close to 60 degrees. the that is typical for april in the late february but now we will take it. >> we will take it. we are in the the time of the year where we will get these stretch of 60's but few days later we will talk about cold air. winter is not over yet. we will talk about that later in the seven day forecast this morning noticeably milder compared to yesterday morning. we were i can wag up with temperatures in the the lower 20's but yet still cold outside. we are at 37 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown right now but everybody is pretty much above freezing, the exception up in parts of the berks county right the now, reading has 28, pottstown 29, it the is below freezing in doylestown. wind are calm to up to 10 miles an hour. we have a breeze at 13, out of the southwest in philadelphia but key thing here is that wind direction is out of the west southwest bringing in milder air. wind chill values not muc

meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... clouds are on their way out, leading to a mostly sunny sky for the afternoon. even with sunshine, it'll ill be cold with higig in the middldlteens. northwest winds remain pretty stiff, keeping wind chills below zero. we'll have a partly cloudy sky tonight as lows fall to the lower single digits. clouds increase through the day tomorrow, bringing a chance of light snow late. that snow chance continues tomorrow night, with a half-inch or less likely. the best chance of snow will be the farther west you go. we'll get a break thursday before another chance of light snow returns friday. another shot of snow comes in sunday. after that, all gns point to warmer weather finally coming back for at least sunny, chilly high: 13-19 winds: nw 15-30 alo: 14 dbq: 14 iow: 18 today 9 people are dead after two trains crashed in germany early this morning. fifty others were injured. germany's transpopo minister sasa the 2 passenger trains were going around a curve when they crashed head-on. authorities

justin, 60 wednesday, can't beat it. with that being said, we have some issues on the roadway, few place toss touch base on, overall in terms of weather can't beat it. >> true. no threats every any icy conditions, the exception maybe up in parts of the lehigh valley, but most areas are staying above freezing this morning. i mean, just feels like spring outside right now. little breezy. that's helping to bring in some of the warmer air. check it out, 44 at the airport in philadelphia, there is l answer town at 29. up in the poconos, that warmer air just above the surface, 43 at this hour, ooh in south jersey and milville and at the atlantic city airport, even normally colder suburbs outside the city are in the mid and upper 40's at this hour. we have some clouds over us right now, i can see the moon right now, mid to high level clouds. so we get little sunshine this morning, clouds will thicken up early afternoon. rain showers right now across western pennsylvania. they'll pass through mid to late afternoon, be out of her

kron 4's justine waldman spoke with people who are growing concerned over safety in the area. she brings us the latest on tonight's arrest. >> justine :the group that made this walked away when our cameras came out a double murder happened here and has cast and a dark atmosphere over this area the shooting happened on sunday and police said they were targeted attacks and not random >>:we saw a couple police officers here >> justine :several robberies' have happened here recently prompting investigator to tell kron 4 news that there is a significant safety concern for this popular tourist spot and >>:we definitely need better security good justine what a greater police presence have stopped the murder? we will never know >>:having a security officer here 24 hours would help >> justine :they believe they have found the car the suspect used to get away >> pam :family members of one of the victims. who died during that shooting at twin peaks. are remembering their loved one. kron four's grant lodes brings us their story. >> grant :his fund was also killed early sunday and a third

let's turn to justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, not quite mild but still pretty decent. >> i think you'll like today. temperatures into the had's, mid even upper 40's tomorrow. that's not bad. forty-two is our average, so for early february we'll take t we'll bring in colder air next week, chance for little more snow, that's right, yes, i said the s word. doesn't look like anything big at this point. we'll back that in a little bit. colds start, check out the temperatures this hour, across the region, we are below freezing everywhere. philadelphia international airport, 27 degrees, 23 up in allentown, 24 in trenton, 30 in the capitol city of delawarement look at some of the suburbs, with the clear skies, calm winds right now. we are dropping into the upper teens right now, in quakertown, 22 doylestown, 24 in willow grove. so there is the change in the temperature compared to this time yesterday. woke up yesterday morning, clouds, some snow around, and it wasn't that cold, but now we're anywhere from about five to 14 degrees

i helped them to celebrate justin's milestones. i gave them opportunities to teach justin things. autism -- now, justin will tell you what he has to wear, what teenagers wear, what songs they them. and they enjoy seeing him be who they think they've created him to be. >> and they love their brother. >> they love their brother. >> now, this book, it's called "my big brother jojo and his friend schizophrenia." >> yes. >> it is just the first in, i think, i series of books... >> it is. >> ...that you are planning, to introduce children... >> yes. >> ...to various forms of mental >> yes. >> talk to me a little bit about your plans for this series. >> so, this one, yes, of course, is the first one. and we chose to do this one because brandon was the one that actually came up with the idea. and the other ones -- it's a four-book series, "my special friends," and it's "mr. autism, can andrew come play?" "the bipolar bandit has captured ben," and one of my favorites, "angelina and the adhd fairy." >> okay. reason why i decided to do it is that, you know, through years of watching justin i

when did the attack there happen, justin? >> justin: folks at mission tell us this was at the end of last year. but again, because they have a number of safeguards against the attacks, no information was compromised. they continue to work to make sure that hospital information stays safe. a california hospital paid nearly $17,000 to hackers to regain control of the hospital system's computers. reminding i.t. teams of mountain hospitals the importance of a good cyber system. >> we have to prepare for the worst case scenario. constantly monitoring for any kind of unusual activity that might be noticeable through our looking at our backup and restore capabilities to ensure those capabilities are healthy. >> justin: it just so happened that the week we came to visit was also the week the chief information security officer for unc healthcare was in the office looking at security. >> she and i have done a good job looking at some things to make sure we're in good shape there. >> security is important to us in a variety of ways. one

those showers creeping up on us, justin? >> stepping outside in the next half hour or so, just enjoy this, not too often early february talking temperatures more typical for late march, early april. that's what we have right now. and actually the sun peaking out little bit. feels pretty good. spotty showers, sprinkles breaking out across the delaware vale, check it out storm scan3, you can see the radar sweeps, nothing real heavy right now over the city, we had kim every sprinkles earlier here on the skydeck, maybe about ten, 15 minutes ago. steady rain showers, still out across central pennsylvania, right now, near harrisburg, so again, you may run into sprinkle or two next couple of hours, after 2:00 some of the stead injury showers could roll into the region. temperatures the big story today. they're running compared to yesterday, anywhere from about two to 10 degrees warmer, in most locations, so, that's a sign every what's happening. we have the warming trends going on. fifty-six, up to already, at the airport in philad

justin bring brick is joining us now, when will this cold come to an end? >> really tomorrow afternoon, at least start to feel the difference, the winds start to die down little bit. but still cold. >> just little longer snow. >> right. >> nor the real cold. >> exactly, just the weekends, good news next week starting to bring back some typical mid january weather, and here goes the heating bill with this forecast this weekend. i mean, talking temperatures down into the single digits tonight. and then, with the winds it, will feel like maybe minus 15, even around the city. had some light snow through the overnight hours, the arctic front, brinking this core of the coldest air in. and, few heavier snow showers coming across southern delaware right now, maybe cape may, seeing few flurries this hour. you may see passing flurry throughout the day today. windchill warnings, already, in effect for the poconos, windchill values, as low as minus 35, through the weekends, especially later on tonight, so, not the great conditions for some skiing arriving, i know big w