it was all in memory of 23-year-old kyrell tyler also known as dirt bike rell.t week he was shot to death while sitting in a car in a southwest street. >> the whole city love him. we brought people from everywhere. everybody loved rell all over the world you know what i'm saying. >> police kept an eye on the dirt bikes which are not allowed to be driven on the city streets. they did not make any arrests, though and there are no reports of accidents or injuries. >>> the bikers' wild ride has been a popular story on 6abc.com. there you can see more video from the scene as well as photos from the view of chopper 6. >> happening today, two news conferences in our area, both on the ebola virus. local members of congress will talk about how well area hospitals are prepared for a possible outbreak. and union workers at philadelphia international airport will talk about the need to ensure that airport workers are properly protected. ashoka mukpo the american news photographer who was infected with ebola while working in liberia will be released from the hospital today.

. >> dozens of rell activities, friends, and coworkers gathered to remember 38-year-old michael minor. >> this shouldn't have happened. >> thursday morning, two deputies responded to a call. a woman said she'd been assaulted by her boyfriend and she believed he had a gun. when the deputies arrived michael had left but he returned. the deputies report they demanded he show his hands. they maintain when he refused and made gestures, one of the deputies shot him. >> some of those who gathered for the vigil believe this shooting falls into a pattern among law enforcement agencies and they called for intense efforts to change course. >> my heart is in so much pain, yes. yes. this is so sad. this must stop. >> a source with the sheriff's department says prior to the shooting, michael minor was in a drunken rage and actually taunted the sheriff's deputies. meanwhile, those deputies remain on routine leave pending the outcome of an investigation. >> thank you. d.c. police need your help finding a missing girl. 12-year-old farrin murphy was last seen friday in the 1800 block of constitution av

everybody loved rell all over the world. >> police kept an eye on the dirt bikes which are not allowedbe driven on the city streets. they did not make any arrests and there are no reports of accidents or injuries. >>> and the bikers wild ride has been a popular story on 6abc.com. there you can see more video from the scene as well as photos from the view of chopper 6. >> happening today, two news conferences in our area, both on the ebola virus. local members of congress will talk about how well area hospitals are prepared for a possible outbreak and union workers at philadelphia philadelphia international airport will talk about the need to ensure that airport workers are properly protected. >>> ashoka, muck po will be released from the hospital. doctors say he's free from the virus. >> five coaches at sayreville war memorial high in new jersey will remain suspended from the field and the classroom. the school board voted to keep the coaches on paid leave while prosecutors investigate hazing allegations that shut down the school's football program. seven players have been charged with

the vote, 33% of the 800 likely voters polled say they are supporting councilman david catania. 7%rell schwarz gets 12%, and say they are still undecided. on saturday, a flyer with bowser's picture is raising eyebrows. information on the says it came from the catania campaign. >> an interesting story here. the flyers were mailed out in the d.c. area. it has a picture of bowser on the left side and to the right of the picture is the word scandal in bold, red letters. it's a reference to the hit tv show. it also says not just a tv show, it's what four years of muriel bowser would look like. would called david catania's headquarters. his campaign manager said they stand behind them, saying they use the pop cultural reference to believe that is what would happen if muriel bowser is in fact elected. i asked how many of the posters were mailed, and he declined to tell us, saying the campaign doesn't release that information. they have seen the poster and they say the ad is another example of a campaign in desperation mode. have one more political note to tell you about, a big name in the rep

the big question this morning, will it stay dry for trick or treaters and other rell vla ver? >> we have some clouds in much of maryland. sunshine break out across virginia now. we'll have clouds coming and going. certainly been a chilly morning. in fact, still, in just the 40s in a few locations like resten, rockville and gaithersburg. elsewhere, right around 50 degrees. southern fairfax into prince william and loudoun county hovering around 50 degrees as well as the district of columbia. you can see some of the autumn color showing up along the potomac river. a chilly dry evening for trick or treating. followed by a windy weekend. a look at how a coastal storm's going to be affecting our weekend and your trick or treat forecast. that's coming up in the next few minutes around 11:30. >> thanks, tom. this afternoon, a man who murder a high school student learns how long he'll spend behind bars. trayvon bennett was convicted of iing him in 2012. ross was walking to central high school in capital heights when he was shot to death. then he was convicted of murder and attempted ro

. >> reporter: steven collins has played many rells.e movie "blood diamond" and diane keaton's love interest in the movie "because i said so." >> i misplaced my keys. >> but he is perhaps best known for his role as pastor on the television show "7th heaven" that ran from 1996 to 2007. in real life, collins is the target of an ongoing child molestation from an alleged incident 40 years ago in new york city. a law enforcement source telling cnn a woman came forward in 2012 saying collins forced her to touch him inappropriately when she was 14, but no charges were ever filed. but the investigation came to light tuesday after tmz released an audiotape where it says collins made incriminating statements. according to tmz, the recording was made by collins' estranged wife faye grant during a counseling session two years ago. cnn was unable to confirm whether the recording is, indeed, collins' voice or whether the recording was edi d edited. the nypd would not confirm or denied the heard the recordings. his estranged wife, faye grant told "e"

we're still seeing rell atively stronger growth followed by europe and we talked about that the lasts and we did have positive growth in the americas and of the three regions it was not the strongest growth. i know in the conference call you said our version is to buy our own stock. is there not much for sale or is the consolidation done in your industry? i don't know if it's completely done, jim, but the big drivers of a lot of our activity in the 2000s were in our consolidation and building out our geographic footprint. neither of those plays is 100% done, but a lot of the consolidation has been done and now the nature of our m & a and we're interested in promoting capital and the nature of it has changed now for opportunities for us with such a large, consolidated market share, how can we advance in adjays enzis and this was the driver behind the msc deal that we talked about the business over the last year. the nature of the m & a is changing, but we remain very, very interested in deploying capital into those types of opportunities where we can find all of the pieces coming toge

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or make it comfortable for these states to join in any kind of overt, coordinated campaign with the rellsreenivasan: all right, margaret warner thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: now, two seperate pushes were announced today in chicago aimed at improving access to higher education among lower-income students. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: the moves, announced separately, will eliminate costs at one of the nation's most elite universities and at the city's community colleges. the university of chicago's president robert zimmer announced a plan that will replace loans with grants, simplify the application process and ensure that some students don't have to take jobs during the academic year. university officials said the changes will build on programs for lower-income students at the school, like anthony downer. >> i knew i wanted to attend a top college, the question for my family and other low-income families was how will we pay for that? >> brown: chicago's mayor rahm emanuel also announced a seprate plan to provide free community college tuition to all chicago public

in fact, total private sector job growth over the period that covers both governor rell and my administrationmuch more than 60,000. at the same time, and this answers your question, government's gotten smaller. and goth has got -- government has gotten smaller while i've been governor of the state of connecticut. sure, we should be more efficient, sure, wished be investing in technologies -- we should be invest anything technologies we didn't have. when i inherited the state, our large department spending 18% of our money was operating on a i.t. platform that had an effective age of 1989 -- >> moderator: mr. malloy, i'm sorry to cut you off. your 90 seconds are at an end. mr. foley, first rebuttal is yours. foley: well, i'm glad the governor brought up his experience in stanford because he raised taxes seven times, i understand the debt was significantly higher when he left, and the thing that bothers me most about governor malloy's term as mayor in stanford is that stanford was the city in connecticut with the largest achievement gap, and he did nothing about it. so he may talk about being i

brennan for the latter would dismiss the principles to which those early judges were devoted as quaint rell licks of a buy gone age. it is easy to trace the trajectory that has landed modern juris prudence but difficult to phantom why we act as if the traps formation was seamless. n 19 77 yale's author left reviewed the book knowledge and politics. his essay in the form of a memorandum from the devil identified the problem at the heart of any book on human action. he asks, how does one tell, and tell about, the difference between right and wrong? why, one a person or society,, do any particular thing rather than any other? how can one ground any statement into form it is right to do x and anything firmer than the quick sapped of bare reiterated assertion? less is admirably candid not only about the near term implications but also about the reason for rejecting the obvious solution if there is no external source on which to ground normtive assumptions the answer to why x will have to be because p believes so where p is some person or group of persons. i call this the zip code theory of juris

stl public radio, like the post-dispatch, etc., etc., you know, exist to provide that a unbiased and rell information. one of the things we're trying to do is get much better on facebook and twitter. that's where people want to find their news. that's where they expect to find it. they don't want to go searching for it, it needs to be there for them when they want it, instantly, and that's one of the many things we try to do. we report fast, we get things up on our web site, but more importantly, we push it out there, we push it out out there on facebook and twitter. visit @stl today on any of those outlets, please -- [laughter] and learn what we're doing. you don't have to agree with it, you can be angry about it. that's actually good because you care, you're living this life. i would say that's what we've got to do. >> okay. this is for bradley. the entire point of you as -- i think the entire point you made is the media supposed to fact check and not leave it up to the public to fact check later, this mindset is exactly why citizens are blaming the -- i don't quite get that. >> well, w