now at eleven -- day one begins in the trial of the former dane county sheriff's deputy accused of killing his wife and sister-in-
ace hardware locations, law. plus -- another candidate vying for the top job. hillary clinton hits the
presidential campaign trail. and -- a heist you have to see to believe... how thieves were able to get away with tens of millions of dollars in jewels from london's diamond district. good morning, i'm ashley
matthews. christine is off. a beautiful start to our work week... and the trend of sunny skies with above average temps is expected to stick around for a bit. chief meteorologist charlie
shortino joins us with all the details. monday a chance of rain and thunderstorms before 7am, then a slight chance of rain between 7am and 8am. cloudy through mid morning, then gradual clearing, with a high near 64.
west wind 10 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. chance of precipitation is 30%. monday night clear, with a low around 37. west wind 5 to 10 mph becoming light in the evening. 25 mph. chance of precipitation
is 30%. monday night clear, with a low around 37. west wind 5 to 10 mph becoming light in the new at eleven -- fitchburg police are investigating a possible stabbing. authorities responded to a call of a "fight in progress" around 2-30 this morning, on the
23-hundred block of high ridge trail. they believe at least 7 people were involved in the fight. when police arrived, nobody was there, but they did find evidence consistent with a stabbing. they also found a loaded gun. if you know anything
about this, please call the fitchburg police department. happening today -- it's the first day of the trial for a former dane county deputy accused of killing his wife and sister- in-law . jury selection is
underway at this hour. andrew steele is charged in the deaths of ashlee steele and kacee tollefsboll. last august, fitchburg police responded to yarmouth greenway, for a
report of someone suffering from a gunshot wound. ashlee was found dead at the scene, and her sister, kacee was taken to the hospital, where she later died. friends of ashlee say they're still finding ways to cope with her death.
"the first months were extremely difficult. it was hard for us to talk about ... being really sad and remember what happened to her. but, as the year's gone on, it's easier to think about the fun times we had with her, rather than the way it
ended." steele pleaded guilty to the homicide charges, but says he is not responsible. the former deputy was diagnosed with a-l-s last june .... now - members of the jury will have to decide whether his
mental state played a role in the killings. in our continuing coverage -- the dane county sheriff's office is conducting a homicide investigation, after a body was found off of governor's island in madison this weekend.
so far we know that a fisherman found a body in lake mendota just after 4 p.m. saturday. the madison fire department and e-m-s crews were the first to arrive to the scene. officials have not released any further information. they
will be holding a news conference at 2 this afternoon, so be sure to watch our evening newscasts for the latest on this case. crews are still searching for a missing 5-year-old girl in richland county. it's day seven in the search for
angela girton in what authorities are now calling a recovery operation. she went missing last monday evening after falling into the wisconsin river. family members and friends in the small town of gotham - a community of less
than 200 people -- came together for angela saturday night. this saturday -- the family is planning a bake sale in dodgeville from nine until one. all money raised will go toward continued recovery efforts.
around the nation -- a tense situation at a community college in north carolina this morning. police are searching for a man who shot and killed a person in the campus library. police have put the college on lockdown, and are treating
the incident as an "active shooter" scene as they search for the suspect. photos from the scene show police allowing students to leave the campus with their hands raised in the air. no word if the person killed was a student at the college.
hillary clinton's presidential campaign is off and running. and less than one day in, she's already going about things, differently. nbc's kristen welker reports. announcing her second bid for white house in a sleek online
video, hillary clinton declared: nats: i'm hitting the road. and she meant it. just hours after announcing her candidacy on social media, hillary clinton took to twitter once again, this time revealing that her campaign is
already on the move, tweeting: "road trip! loaded the van & set off for iowa. met a great family when we stopped this afternoon. many more to come." clinton beginning her road to the white house overnight with the one-thousand-
plus-mile drive from her home in new york to iowa, where she's looking for a second chance.... and promising to press the flesh for every vote. clinton kicks off her swing through the hawkeye state on tuesday with educational and business
roundtables. both will be closed to the public. nats: hillary it was here....in 2008 that clinton's presidential hopes first started to crumble...when she came in a stunning third...behind john edwards and barack
obama. sot: ."i congratulate senator obama and senator edwards" critics say back then she campaigned like victory was inevitable......aides and supporters say this time will be different...with small events...aimed at engaging
one-on-one. 164130"we have to run a state by state campaign and it has to be in living rooms and dining halls all across the country." "im baaack" clinton has already started laying the ground work here....attending a big
democratic event last fall. and while polls show her leading, voters say they want a choice not a coronation. rutledge: "i think people will come with questions so she needs to be prepared with answers."
that was kristen welker reporting. earlier this morning republican senator marco rubio told donors he is joining the race for president as well. around the world -- the foreign ministers of
germany, spain and france laid a wreath today, in memory of last month's german wings crash that killed 150 people. the three officials laid the wreath outside barcelona's airport. the germanwings
flight departed barcelona on march 24th... authorities say the plane's co- pilot deliberately started the flight's fatal descent into the french alps. 67 germans along with 50 people from spain were on board, among others.
this morning there is new security footage of a heist in london..that could amount to just under 3-hundred million dollars. some in the media compare it a real life "oceans eleven" -- and they've even given some of the burglars nicknames. nbc's
keir simmons has more from outside of the scene of the crime. locals say there were strange power outages in the district... ... and then this london safe deposit facility turned out to be... well... not
so safe. (s/ detective chief insp paul johnson / london metro police :09-:13) "the scene remains chaotic down there, the vault is covered in dust and debris." the men went down an elevator shaft and drilled through walls... here they're seen carrying heavy
tools.. ... others used garbage bins to remove equipment and stolen goods. and did another hide inside the building to let the gang in? (s/ seamus fahy / safe deposit box expert :28-:34) "if it was an inside job, in a modern facility, there'd have
to be a huge amount of collaboration." and while the identity of the london burglars is still a mystery... ...that hasn't stopped the british media giving them names... mr redhead... mr tall... mr strong... on cam:
(s/ keir simmons / nbc news / london :44-54) "another member of the gang has been nicknamed "the gentleman" simply because he was wearing leather shoes. this heist has caught the public imagination here even as the
police work to catch the people behind it. back to you. back here in wisconsin -- severe weather awareness week starts today. every day this week, nbc15 meteorologist brian doogs will bring us stories on weather
safety. they will air in our 5 p-m newscast all week long -- and will also air in the morning show starting tomorrow. today's topic is about terminology: the definitions of watches, warnings, and advisories.
last june the strongest tornado in 20-14 hit verona. at least 30 homes were damaged, as well as country view elementary school. the ef-3 tornado had wind speeds of 136 to 165 miles per hour and was on the ground for several
minutes. if you are in need of a weather radio.. nbc 15 is partnering with two ace hardware locations, to help you program the radio once you buy it. we will be at the ace hardware on river street in
janesville tomorrow at 3 in the afternoon. we will also be at the ace hardware in verona on thursday at 3.
