about the mumps and what you can do to try to prevent the virus on our website at wsoctv.com, just look inside jenna s story on the home page. coming up at 5:30, we are talking to abc news chief health and medical editor dr. richard beser about the cases about why this virus is still around and who is most at risk. to another major storae police say wit story, police say witnesses may have helped save a woman s life after they reportedly saw a man force her into a car with a knife and then beat her repeat with how they helped greg. reporter: this is cherry road behind me, one of the busiest roads in rock hill. over my shoulder you can see the witnesses were. the attack happened on the street directly behind me, evergreen circle in the middle police say drivers on evergreen circle heard the woman screaming a weapon. saw the guy force a victim into a car and they believe they saw a knife. another driver saw the man beating a woman who police say the suspect. she trie
to address questions from south carolina voters. cruz whipping out the hammer on trump after receiving a cease and desist letter. what did you think when you actually got the letter. i ll confess i laughed out loud and i don t think anyone is surprised that donald is threatening to sue anyone. reporter: rubio with a more personal message smiling from ear to ear from nikki haley s endorsement. tomorrow we ll be campaigning alongside an african-american republican senator. alal three are doing that here in south carolina. reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are battling it out in nevada ahead of that state s caucuses this weekend, new polls show the race in nevada at a virtual dead heat. and with the race so tight in nevada the democratic party is providing an unopened deck of cards at all 250 precinct locations. a vegas game of chance can break the tie possibly coming down to a high card draw. how very vegas. huge voter turnout expe
all parents are getting the opportunity, the same opportunity to voice their opinions, another education group called one charlotte said some parents can t get to meetings in places like matthews and job schedules make it hard for them to attend. are we asking the questions to people that always get their opinions heard or are-we reach out to the marginalized communities? reporter: now, once charlotte is planning on holding list campaigns in different areas so parents won t be left out. they ll have another opportunity to voice their opinions on this topic. the meeting starts at 9:00 this morning. reporting live in south charlotte. angela hong, channel 9, eyewitness news. thank you. we have posted a link on our website for parents to take the cms survey on reassignment. we have information about monday s forum on wsoctv.com. look for the story on our home page. happening today, a judge convicted in a murder for hire plot against her ex-husband. a jury found fasha dav
related to other cases in the area. this is in lincoln county, there are two confirmed cases of adults with the virus. one in mecklenburg. the other in iredell county. six more people are being monitored for the virus. including one person from dah cabarrus county. channel 9 is continuing to ask health officials for more information. we ll bring you updates today at 5:00. in the past hour, a former mecklenburg county employee who tried to have her ex-husband killed will spend a decade behind bars. eyewitness news reporter angela hong just stepped out of the courtroom for us where she heard from several people who asked the judge for leniency in this case. angela? reporter: there were several supporters there. she appeared before a judge wearing a burgundy suit and in braids. she expressed remorse and regret for what happened and what she did. davis was kicked of hiring hit those hit men were actually undercover police officers. now davis had a group of supporters who came
can you please tell me? they said there s a shooting there. the automobile fear takes chad back to being packed in a hallmark store where strangers huddled following news updates on their phone. different people would try to come to terms with it. it was an emotional deal. it started when two groups got into an altercation. off duty cmpd officer thomas ferguson responded and said dae quan westbrook pointed a gun at him. the officer shot and killed westbrook. less than an hour before that, greer says he ran into officer ferguson. small talk about football and the kids and merry christmas, you know, have a great day. he was shocked at the violent turn of events but grateful the officer and mall employees kept shoppers safe. thankful and respectful of him for being able to be there and just heartbroken for the young man that was on the other side of it. cmpd is still investigating this shooting. from north lake mall, brittney johnson, channel 9 eyewitness news. t