and when it's time to let it go, elsa leaves behind those magical memories. it's time for this part-time princess to return to real life. to a land called colorado where she's a 25-year-old marketing manager named sarah ingle. and her disney impersonations have made r international internet sensation. she's gotten so good at her transformations, she and her boyfriend started a business called princess ever after. >> i like your dress. >> reporter: but is a princess just a collection of dresses and wigs? >> everyone goes through struggles. >> reporter: or is it the way she treats others that makes her a kind of royalty. >> believe in yourself and you have the right people there to support you and cheer you on, then you can accomplish anything. >> reporter: for denver 7, i'm kristen skovira. >> must mean so much to so many girls and boys. >> you can see it in their eyes. they kind of light up just seeing her. >> they have it where you meet elsa at disney world. it is one of the most popular rides. it's a 90-minute wait. absolutely worth it. my daughter loved it

we start with elsa gillis. elsa? >> reporter: the presidential candidates were out and about making final appearances throughout the primaries with senator bernie sanders making stops and hillary clinton coming out to remind people how important it is to vote. she spoke highly of sanders and is proud of the campaigns they have both won. of course, they are both in it to win it with a sizeable body over bernie sanders, but sandsers said he felt confident. >> i feel if there is a large great here and hopefully, north carolina and florida. i think that in the state that is coming down the pike, we have great opportunities. >> reporter: leaders from the democratic party in the area will gather here in just about an hour to watch the results roll in. i'll be bringing you their reaction tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. elsa gillis, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> and now we turn to the contentionious republican primary. as blake hanson explains, the candidates worked hard the past few days to leave their mark. blake? >> reporte

elsa? >> reporter: this has been a busy scene all afternoon with police collecting coming by. now, police left the scene just within the last hour and cmpd got the call before 2 this afternoon, regarding an assault with a deadly weapon. when they got here, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound and he was pronounced dead at the scene. neighbors told me they heard several gunshots, as you said and police tell us they don't have a suspect or suspects in custody and that this is an active investigation with a lot of moving parts and questions right now and the shooting happened next to a ymca where a lot of people and children have been coming and going all afternoon. i spoke with several people shocked it happened inning door and scared for their safety. >> and the bullets have no eyes child or someone will come to get the child. it's bad. >> reporter: because it's a busy intersection, police hope someone saw something and can give them some information about what happened here today. we'll bring you updates on air and online as soon as we get them. reporting live in we

>> elsa, i spoke to the neighbor who called police. and she said she heard this before the gunshots. and if you look behind me, it is all right in front of this truck. you can see it still has the boot on it. >> they were standing here the whole time. >> reporter: tiffany loveless saw the confrontation that ended in gunfire. police say around 8:30 this morning, a tow truck driver shot the owner of this truck. it happened in south charlotte neighborhood, park south station. leaving neighbors here asking why. >> didn't even look like the guy was injured. i had no idea until the cops went to my door. >> a witness captured this video, shone shown -- shown the seconds after the shooting. witnesses say the tow truck driver kept the gun pointed at the man, even after he shot him. the man who was shot was running away. >> i was surprised to wake up and look out my window and see especially in this neighborhood. joiz have asked police, who have not released what led to the confrontation. neighbors here say parking is always an issue. we found c

elsa? >> reporter: the group who organized this rally is called justice for charlotte. the plan is to march from marshal park to the charlotte mecklenburg police department. this rally comes after video officer punching a suspect in the nine second video, you can see seven officers surrounding malcolm elliott. and one of them punching him several times. police say elliott was involved in a hit and run. and that he tried to resist arrest when they caught up to him. the incident remains under investigation. but justice for charlotte claims cmpd has a history of using excessive force. >> we're coming together as a community to say we're not going to stand for the police brutality that we saw on monday. >> we reached out to cmpd regarding the rally. they told us they are aware of the demonstrations saying they will work to facilitate the rights of individuals to assemble and demonstrate lawfully. i'll be here with residents as they rally and we'll bring you more on the message they hope to send to cmpd and the public on eyewitness news at 10:00 and 11:00. elsa gillis channe

elsa gillis is in south charlotte where lines have been out the door there. elsa. >> reporter: the line is out the door here at south county regional library as people exercise their right to vote. some voters told me they waited for 40 minutes to cast their ballot. and poll workers say the turnout is has been steady. and campaigns making one last effort to reach voters. voters tell me it's worth it to wait in line now. make sure they fulfill their duty so they don't have to worry about coming out on and happy to see so many people turning out to vote. >> i'm absolutely thrilled to see all of these people out. i think this year people really recognize the importance of voting. >> for every american to get duty. >> reporter: early voting ends at 1:00 today so if you want to vote early you have one more hour. elsa gillis channel 9 eyewitness news. >> now if you don't have a chance to get out to vote today, you can vote in tuesday's primary election in north carolina. the polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.. channel 9 learned thousands of people have

not considered life-threatening, anybody who may be able to help t identify the driver is asked to elsa. two local women to go to prison for stealing thousands from social security so is convicted of withdrawing money from her mother'st social security account 30 years after her mother died will spend six months in prison and a separate case a garfield heights woman sentenced to eight months in prison told hide her marriage your merge ticket money not entitled todem, like the place looking for two gunmen walked into al walgreens demanding cash said that they wore all black when they were at the pharmacy around 1:30 a.m., police were called but they never gonep before they arrived there were no injuries . the jury awarded sportscaster erin andrews $55 million in a lawsuit over the nude video is as reporter for fox sports she filed a 75 million-dollar suit against a convicted stalker and the management company of the national marriott where the video was taken the jury foundt buried to be 51 percent of fall and required to pay out more thanbre $28 million the owner of the hotel was found

clinton is set to speak later on tonight, elsa? >> erica, with just about four hours to go until the event starts, a crowd has started to gather at the brady cole center. some people picnicking waiting for doors to open at 7:15. organizers are expecting 1500 people here tonight. hillary clinton is on her way to charlotte from chicago where she spoke earlier today. the program is set to begin here at 9:15 tonight. campaign staff i spoke with say they're feeling good going into tomorrow. a recent pole from high point university shows clinton with a solid lead over bernie sanders in north carolina. leading 58% to bernie sanders 44%. on top of that, one volunteer from campaign says clinton built strong relationships with leaders in north carolina and she's been visible in the state over the years, she says that along with her experience will make a difference with voters tomorrow. >> i see hillary as a fighter. and she's a change maker. and i think that she's being honest with the american people. she sometimes tells them things they d

reporting live, elsa gill lis, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> channel 9 learned the community has been pushing the improvements in that area for years. improvements. warning about a curve, see the sign shortly, but the mayor who lives right across the street from the home wants a flashing light installed there. plan to investigate if more changes need to be mode. >> right now, our chief meet rueings is tracking showers out there tonight. steve. >> while it is a band of showers with thunder, it is a very distant cousin to the system we saw push through last week with all that severe weather. over 550 reports of severe today, 43. there is still some severe weather, but it's not going to be pushing through the charlotte area this time. some light rain in and around the charlotte area. one from morrisville, one along i-50 all the way to lincolnton. you can find that all the way about an inch an hour, that heavier rain is sliding northeast, the western shore of the lake about 11:30. mountain by a quarter to 12:00. the other band of heavy rain stretches along highway 10. northeast all the wa

today eyewitness news reporter elsa gillis talked to neighbors about the friends they lost. >> friends are shocked and sad. he was a happy person who never looked for trouble. they want whoever did this to be found immediately. >> he was a really goodman. shirt off his back, help you any time, drop whatever he's doing. >> reporter: friends described jeff johnson as a true friend who loved music. >> he has a lot of friends in the community. like i said, he brought different types of people together and that's what i loved most about him. >> reporter: neighbors and process his devastating death. he was found suffering from gunshot wounds in the 4900 block of central avenue. close to several stores and restaurants and the neighborhood where he lived. people who live right near the crime scene told me they heard gun fire around 2:00 is the morning. >> i know he doesn't go out and look for trouble or anything and that's very upsetting, because he's just like a normal person, so that's difficult. >> reporter: friends of johnson say he would often go for walks in the neighborhood and was a ni

elsa? >> blake, tomorrow morning there will be a very different scene behind me. this is where donald trump will be speaking. the university says they're than they're used to but smaller compared to other trump rallies. the facility holds just over 1,400 people but they expect more people to come, including protesters. for a small school, this is a big event to organize. security, a top priority, especially after trump had to cancel a rally in chicago when protests got out of hand. the university tells me they're hoping everyone is respectful of one another and they're not expecting any violence, but they're preparing for the crowds and all scen. >> we have our own university security that has been working with local law enforcement, the hickory police department, of course, the secret service, and that has been in the works from the beginning. certainly we have every confidence that they will handle it beautifully. >> the new police department, the catawba county sheriff's office and highway patrol will also be assisting tomorrow. gillis, channel 9, eyewitness ne

live in elizabeth, elsa gillis. channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> the appearance of three major presidential candidates in the charlotte area today is unusual. >> eyewitness news reporter jim bradley is live tonight with some perspective on north carolina's rising influence on the national political scene. >> it's one thing to see a sign for a presidential candidate like bernie sanders. it's another thing to actually see sanders. and donald trump and hillary clinton in the charlotte area all the same day. it's a rarity for the charlotte political scene. and experts say these presidential visits could continue even after the primary's over. the night before north charlotte and western north carolina are ready for their close ups. >> oh yeah, i was so excited when i found out he was coming. >> democratic bernie sanders drew a big crowd in north charlotte. >> i really mean that. >> donald trump did the same in hickory and hillary clinton is making her own appearance at the grady cole center tonight. it's a three-for for n

elsa. >> reporter: blake, police are still searching for suspects in both of today's shootings. as they continue their investigations into the city's spoke with say this violence has to stop. >> just before 11:00 saturday morning, charlotte mecklenburg police were calledded to east charlotte where they found jeffrey johnson with multiple gun shot wounds. he was pronounced dead at the scene. it happened just yards from a busy area full of restaurants and people going about their day. concerned about the nearby violence. >> my niece, i have her all the time. and i usedded to be out here in the streetings. >> just hours later, before 2:00 in the afternoon, another deadly shooting in west charlotte. 27-year-old davis was also pronounced dead at the scene. for hours, cmpd collected evidence as people close to davis rushed to the area devastated by his death. the west charlotte shooting happened right next to a ymca where families were coming and going all day. >> i was just going into the building and then a lot of police start showing up around >> no eyes and they could kill innocen

they kind of light up just seeing her. >> they have it where you meet elsa at disney world. it is one of the most popular rides. it's a 90-minute wait. absolutely worth it. my daughter loved it. >> that's great. >>> making news in america this morning, super tuesday showdown. the most important day so far in the presidential election. multistate voting with a lot at stake. we're live in washington with the candidates last-minute efforts and states seen as must wins today. >>> violent rally. chaos erupting at a donald trump event. protesters disrupting the front-runner and a photographer getting slammed to the ground by a secret service agent. >>> caught on camera. a driver leading police on a wild chase in a u-haul. >>> and historic year in space. astronaut scott kelly preparing

gill police was there for the announcement and had more on this multimillion dollar investment, elsa? >> reporter: alison, paypal says it will begin to advertise for jobs in late may or early june, start training in september with the goal of creating 400 new jobs and investing $3.6 million into the area by the end of 2017. paypal says this global operation center will yield an annual payroll impact of $20 million for mecklenburg county. and surrounding areas. this will be the 11th operation center for the company which reported over $9 billion in revenue in 2015. governor pat mccrory made today's announcement and was joined by charlotte mayor jennifer robers, state commerce secretary and a paypal executive. after a nationwide search paypal says they chose charlotte because of the engineering talent, economic opportunity here, and labor pool. >> north carolina is on fire charlotte is leading the way. >> our 400 people are going to be software engineers. they're going to be risk managers. they're going to be compliance specialists. >> they plan to move into the facility, which is off o

and now we turn to eyewitness news reporter, elsa who is with the democratic party tonight, they were there watching as hillary clinton won north carolina. >> yes, and there was a lot of cheering as people watch hillary clinton take the stage to speak tonight and as the race was called. the people here were split. mixed support for senator sanders and secretary clinton. one clinton supporter i spoke with told me he thinks she is great for north carolina. she's really focused on jobs and public education, which is something he says we need here. on the flip side, a sanders supporter told me while he's disappointed, he's not anticlinton. many people saw clinton speak in charlotte last night. from there, she visited raleigh before going to florida today. that's where she gave her victory speech a short while ago. she spoke fighting for families and the reality of job she is running for. hard, but being president is harder. it is the hardest, most important job in the world. and no one person can succeed at the job without seeking and finding common ground to solve the problems we face. i

reporting live in davidson, elsa gillis, eyewitness news. >> another round of warm weather will push into charlotte just in time for the weekend. chief meteorologist, steve udelson is tracking the temperatures in your neighborhood. steve. >> we're talking about not only warm weather, but more moisture. that's going to start to mean low clouds and fog. no issues just yet, but our future cast suggesting we'll see visibilities drop, especially north of charlotte from lake norman into the mountains. visibilities low enough we'll see patches of fog. flooding rains we've been dealing with well to our southwest, finally going to make a run at us. future cast to show you how soon that will arrive. >> and before you head out the door to start your weekend, watch eyewitness news saturday morning starting at 6:00 a.m. >>> new tonight, channel 9 learned more about the 27,000 online surveys filled out about online student assignment in charlotte. here's the breakdown of the responses by district. the lowest amount came from district 2. that is southwest about 4,000. by far, the highest amount cam

elsa gillis, channel 9 eyewitness news. about an outbreak linked to the lowe's headquarter. two support workers tested positive for the mumps. they are now working to make sure the 4,000 people who work there stay healthy. for more information or to read the letter from uncc, go to wsoctv.com. >>> it's believed a a medical problem caused a deadly accident. james nash was driving in the 4400 block of archer avenue tonight when he went off the road. police say the car hit a tree. he was rushed to the hospital where he later tied. >> tomorrow these three men charged with a shooting spree a lock from city hall will make their first court appearances, and tonight police still are not saying why these three fired between 40 and 50 shots along south caldwell street around 4:30 sunday morning, but it appears the shots were intended for a visiting parked outside of the hyatt hotel. two people were asleep inside of the van, but they were not hit. this is the third violent incident in 3 years during this weekend. the three suspects came to charlotte specifically for ciaa events it did

elsa gillis channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> breaking news out of huntersville where chopper 9 sky zoom just arrived over the scene of a school bus crash. this is along old statesville medic telling us they're treating four patients with minor injuries on the scene. huntersville fire and north meck rescue also responded. we're asking what led up to the crash and if any students were on board the bus at the time. >>> wake county health officials confirm their first case of zika virus. it's the fifth in the state so far. health officials in the county say the patient got the virus abroad. the mosquito born virus is suspected of causing severe birth defects. >>> well outside, we started out with sun. but it's not ending that way. >> welcome to march. things fast moving. two days ago, temperatures in the 70s. this leading edge we're keeping an eye on. those shades of yellow and orange. as i explained, likely mixing with sleet and snow from the elizabeth plaza midwood neighborhoods outside highway 74 independence boulevard and 24, 27, albemarle road into portions of stanley county. orange or

elsa at disney world. it is one of the most popular rides. it's a 90-minute wait. absolutely worth it. be right back.t's great. >>> making news in america this morning, super tuesday showdown. the most important day so far in the presidential election. multistate voting with a lot at stake. we're live in washington with the candidates last-minute efforts and states seen as must wins today. >>> violent rally. chaos erupting at a donald trump event. protesters disrupting the front-runner and a photographer getting slammed to the ground by a secret service agent. >>> caught on camera. a driver leading police on a >>> and historic year in space. astronaut scott kelly preparing for his return to earth after a record-breaking mission. >>> well, good tuesday morning. we begin with the busiest day at the polls for the entire primary season. >> it is super tuesday. voters in 12 states are casting their ballots and a treasure trove of delegates are up for grabs. hillary clinton is holding a commanding lead over bernie sanders in the latest national poll. >>> on the republica

reporting live in uptown, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> elsa, thank you. donald trump is set to be campaigning in fayetteville, north carolina, tomorrow. crown center on coliseum drive. that event starts at 7:00 tomorrow night. on the democratic side, hillary clinton also making a stop in north carolina this week. she is scheduled to be in raleigh on thursday. she will speak at the high school. that event starts just before 6:00. >>> tomorrow, we expect to learn more about an arrest in a murder case of a pregnant teenager. nearly four years ago. 17-year-old was found shot to death in elder park. police now arresting 26-year- old, darnay brown today accusing him of killing that mother and unborn child. gabadon was two months pregnant and e-mails show that she thought brown could be the father. >>> new at 11:00, police are investigating a crash where a vehicle landed upside down in huntersville. take a look. the fire department tweeted out this picture of that wreck around 8:00. it happened on old statesville road. right now we're working to find out if anyo

elsa at disney world. it is one of the most popular rides. it's a 90-minute wait. . >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> super tuesday showdown. donald trump and hillary clinton are surging in the polls leaving their rivals in the dust. as a dozen states head out to vote and tempers are flaring with a treasure trove of delegates at stake. a full report coming up. >>> scientists say they may have found the first proof that the zika virus causes temporary on an outbreak of the virus two years ago on the island of tahiti. >>> the controversial contraceptive e sure will be given the fda's most serious warning but the device won't be pulled from the market. thousands from women had complained about the severe pain and bleeding associated with e sure. >> a new study says lack of >> a new stud says lack of sleep increases appetite and encourages overeating particularly snacks high in fat and protein and also discourages exercise. those ar

claudia cowan has details live from elsa receipto, california. >> reporter: john, california is under court order to reduce prison overcrowding and proposition 47 passed in 2014 was the latest policy to tackle this issue. many in law enforcement say prop 47 is the reason some crimes are up. >> in the past year and a half we've seen an increase in theft related crimes including robbery, burglary, identity theft. >> reporter: police across california say they are frustrated by the voter approved initiative that reduced felonies to misdemeanors. supporters of proposition 47 thought it would free up money for public services and boost public safety. according to one analysis the law has saved the state roughly $100 million. >> that will be money that goes into prevent and treatment at the local level. >> reporter: the washington post called prop 47 an experiment in mass forgiveness. thousands of felonions have been released and given the chance to live lawfully. >> people's lives are torn apart because they make a mistake. >> reporter: in many cities robbery and other property crimes are

they kind of light up just seeing her. >> they have it where you meet elsa at disney world. it is one of the most popular rides. it's a 90-minute wait. absolutely worth it. be right back.ming up today on agday the supreme court dodges a decision on nutrient management along the chesapeak bay. in agribusiness....selling grain whether you want to or not.. "hey, if i sell this, it is cheap. i don't want to give it away, but i need some cash flowing, i need my space, i need to move it. how can i stay in the market place?" our dairy report looks at the headwinds facing milk prices in 2016 and meet the north dakotans behind the oscar winning performance for leonardo. agday-brought to you by the dependable, long lasting chevy silverado. good morning i'm clinton griffiths. antonin scalia's death is impacting farm policy. the supreme court says it will not hear a case challenging the 'pollution diet' the environmental protection agency put in place for the chesapeake bay clean water blueprint. in 2010, the epa published a total maximum daily load determining how many pollutants, such

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>> doing it and slaying it, look how strong elsa is there. >> oh, yes. so jen, you have a young daughter. what do you think? do you like for your daughter to be like oh, i lover these princesses, wasn't to be a princess? >> i think that everything changed quite frankly with merada. they gave her bo and arrow. they gave her a weapon. right? because i remember brody used to look at these little princesses cents like bell, girls like that, he would say ya she is pretty but what's their power? i remember that so schlerely. >> what about mulan? >> yes, that was like very new at the time. but i think that the big game changer obviously was elsa, they gave her ice powers, she could freeze everyone, could create her own cast em, she was different. that's the reason why literally frozen is a billion dollars movie because, again, they gave these principal asks cents some ice powers. i mean, even if you look at tangled, you look at her, rap un sell, able to help out her prince, get it going, have the whole thing. so i think that is really what changed in terms of p

anna, elsa, woody, and buzz lightyear. joel: they will get plenty of autographs. chris, is this whether real? it seems to amazing to believe. chris: it's going to be -- joel: i am still amazed by the great weather outside. chris: you are right. it really is amazing, especially after the chilly weather later in february. it was not that long ago we had snow showers and flurries in the forecast. you are absolutely right. you can see behind me, downtown to room. folks are out and about. if you have not been to downtown durham in a while, you may be amazed at how it has changed. all of the restaurants, shops. there are a lot of nice places to go. check it out. a great evening. temperatures in the 70's, beautiful blue skies. 60's through the evening hours. satellite picture shows beautiful weather here. a different story in the central u.s. thunderstorms erecting. severe rain a problem. it will be even more so next couple of days. there has been severe weather. there is a tornado watch. liz horton is standing by in a raleigh eyewitness news center on storms that have a

shooting in west charlotte was not a random act of violence. >>> reporting from cmpd headquarters, elsa gillis, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> >> the increase in violence across charlotte has the police chief asking for more help on the seeds. the chief asked the city council for 125 additional police officers and 80 support staff positions. it is a $17 million request. city council members are still putting together a budget. they have not determined how they would pay for it. >>> they are searching for an attempted murder suspect that officers are looking for this man, christopher crittenton. he cut off his monitor last night. he was ordered to wear it on a condition of his pretrial release. along with the attempted first- degree murder charges he faces robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery charges. >>> 7:04 right now. police responded to an armed robbery in that same area last night. cmpd told us it happened at a speedway gas station on university city boulevard. this morning we're asking if anyone was injured or if police have any suspects of the >> troopers are investigating a cr

elsa? >>> the town of pageland has an interim police chief after several officers walked off the job to protest the reinstatement of the former chief. ahead at 6:30, the steps the sheriff's department is taking to keep people safe and the >> this sign at a charlotte restaurant telling customers to take off hoodies and hang up their phone is getting a lot of (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> the naacp and raleigh pastor will meet with a man shot and killed by a police officer. they will discuss the next steps in the deadly officer- involved shooting. dinkins mother said her son was shot in the back running away from police. but a senior officer said he shot him in self-defense trying to arrest him. ral

she recommends avocado as a great first foods. >> that is one of elsa's favorites. >> they are, grade oils and fats in it. and you can dilute them with breast milk or formula. >> you mentioned allergens. what about peanuts which can be analogy problem? >> her own child has subpoenaed allergy so she is sensitive to this. she says generally the rule is under nine months, do not give but really what you need to do is talk to a pediatrician and find out what they recommend. >> some people are recommending now that you give them peanuts early on to help avoid allergies. >> exactly. there's a lot of different information out there. >> wake med is holding a free seminar for parents to have all of these questions? >> yes, this saturday. registration is still open, i've got all of the information on go ask mom. but it will be a great, very educational opportunity to learn more about this really for parents of babies for months or a little older who are wondering about this stuff. >> spring break time. >> i know. >> what do we do with kids to keep them happy? >> i've got a whole spring break gu

elsa gillis has this mother's message of hope. >> reporter: she was a star student in the process of applying to doing when that future was cut short. >> she was 17 when she was mur dead. >> reporter: she said her daughter was the type to put a smile on anyone's face. i've you were sad, yeah were not when you got through talking to jennifer. >> reporter: her life was taken by her sister's estranged husband >>> she had justified a restraining order against him. >> i had the understanding once the restraining order has been filed, that is the most dangerous time. >> angry, he came to their home while they were all there. andre ya said he shot through the window and came inside. >> i just heard a lot of screaming. i heard my grandkids screaming. >> unable to find julia, he went into jennifer's room. >> jennifer was on the floor kneeling trying to stay out of range. he shot her four times. >> she died on the way to the hospital. and domestic violence advocacy helps others before it is too late. she said it led to her other daughter's death. now she wants to encourage others to speak up.

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reporting in davidson elsa gillis channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> a group working to fight crime will call on local teenagers to take a stand against violence. they want to have an open discussion with teenagers about how to curb crime. the event is from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. what lead up to a crash between a cats bus and another vehicle. it happened around 9:00 last night. police say two people and a driver were on the bus which goes to the airport. three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> rock hill police charged a middle school student they say brought a bb gun to class. he had the bb gun in his backpack. he also had cartridges to fire it. he is now charged with carrying a weapon on school property. >>> channel 9 learned more about the 27,000 online surveys filled out about student assignment. parents used the survey to tell cms priorities for their students. the highest amount of answer came from district six. mint hill with more than 12,000 surveys turned in. channel 9 did uncover some information that was missing from the results. there was nothing abo

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