friend. >> neighbors tell us that tyron caldwell lives around the corner here with his father. he didn't want his face shown on camera but here is what he had to say about his dead son and his son's best friend. >> tell me about the feeling of the 14-year-old not being charged. >> i hope he does not get charged. >> why is that? >> because they were friends and they did something stupid. >> not clear if the gun used in the shooting is legal and not sure who owned the gun. bruce johnson. wusa 9. >>> coming up friends and family holding out hope that a recent diagnoses will help free a u.s. marine jailed inside mexico. >> it is a nice evening and we'll show you the future cast and passing forward to 10:00 tonight if you want to walk the dogs, you can, no worries. >> we'll come back and i got new information on the timing of that front. we'll tell what you that means for the forecast for the mets game and high school football on friday night. >> the trial of the cab driver in the shooting of alexander cobb is nearly done. that's what the judge will j(h - oh, the young. their energy

tyrone yes indeed he expired us that day this gets us back to michael and berry's point those are the people who are here to serve but the vips or the volunteers that were here to make if t it all happen i would like to take a half of moment to say thank you to all of that but helping us with the public policy that made this part it is always a fight especially recently, we have new market tax credits over $10 million of opportunity hud with mayors leadership we got the hud grant of $12 million and the low income tax credit at mercy housing all over the city but in this case $16 million and so that public policy that you help us and how i help us advocate for it and setting examples of national significance model for the country how communities work together for the good of the country so here we are now i've heard a beautiful prayer that the frier cam gave make me an instrument of my peace the st. anthony's is the anthem of our city and made all of you this board and people instruments of goedz peace the other prayer isn't always to pray to god please bless our work but the fact is g

i want to bring in tyrone, who is with the san francisco public utilities commission. what happened? >> it was a 12-inch water main break. unfortunately a bunch of homes flooded out, flooded basements, flooded lower units. we're working on cleaning those now. >> reporter: you've been with the upc for 12 years, this is one of the worst ones? >> i've definitely seen worse ones. i've seen up to 60-inch lines break. this is significant but not anything we're not accustomed to taking care of. >> reporter: you guys have been here since midnight. moving forward what's the plan here? >> we're going to start lifting up the asphalt where the break occurred. this will allow to us see what happened. we don't know why the break happened quite yet. we'll be able to fix it and get service back restored. until then, there will be about three blocks without water and there will be a little bit of traffic disruption where the break occurred. >> reporter: as you heard him say, there's a bit of a traffic impasse but it's really residential here. crews will be out here to help homeowners m

tyrone with the san francisco public utilities commission has been here all night long. what's the situation now and what's happening next? >> right new we have two pumps trying to pump down the amount of water so we can get access to the pipe. we can't see the pipe yet because the area is still full of water. so we're working just to pump that water out. once we can get access to it, we'll start the repairs. we do know it was definitely an old pipe that broke. it was a 1953 cast iron pipe. those tend to be the ones that break due to old age. >> reporter: at this point, for families living in the area who don't have a water supply, what's the timeline you can give them for this pipe to be repaired and their water to be turned back on? >> at this point, i can't give an eta on when the repairs are going to be done. the fact they haven't reached the pipeline yet doesn't mean they know what the repairs are going to be. >> reporter: tyrone, thank you so much for being here. we'll check back in with him as the situation develops. if you have to travel through the bay view, pla

police say the shooter was robin tyrone smith jr. he was arrested friday. $27,000 reward had been raised and the investigation brought in tips to a broad swath of law enforcement, both local and federal intent on closing this case. >> we wouldn't be standing here today before you if not for tips from our community, if not for the relationship with the business community. >> reporter: money came from businesses and from exxon and others, even more money was raised to send kumar's body home to be buried and for his now orphaned children to attend college. president of the anne arundel county muslim council says the arrest put the business community's mind at ease. the victim wasn't a muslim, abdul ruhman said he would like to see another kind of restitution. >> if we need anything from our system, i need to bring children to his cell. he needs to see the children he orphaned every time he wakes up to see their picture in his cell. >> he was sent home to india where his family lives and smith was wit first degree murder, armed robbery a

. >> of the many experts we met the truest connoisseur had to be tyrone outlaw.inmate at kern valley state prison, ironically located right in the heart of california's central valley wine country. >> we have two types of alcohol. pruno, made from oranges and fruit that we let sit, rot, pour it into a bag, make mush out of it, add a hot water to it and let it sit with a lot of sugar in it. that ferments it to allow it to accumulate the alcohol base. then we take it from the bag, tour it into a pillow case and strain it. keeping all the mush out and just putting the liquid into a bag. we use 40 apples, and two boxes of sugar, you'll come up with about three gallons of pruno. and once you're done with the pruno you can sell it. each costs $10. that's a 16 ounce tumbler. so you sell at $10 apiece if you want or you can get drunk off it all you want. >> outlaw then told us about a much more potent concoction. >> the second is called white lightning. that's similar to jack daniel's, hennessy, it's like 150 proof. >> and according to outlaw, white lightning has a very

she had concerns about the informant tyron ali. seth williams later hired a couple of kane's prosecutors and re-opened the case in the city. tynes is the first arrest. she might not be the rest. >> this investigation was not dead on arrival. it's definitely not over. and it's most certainly moving ahead with a full head of steam. clear, convincing, and compelling evidence all on tape. >> reporter: and, again, former judge tynes arraigned 45 minutes ago. you saw her walking out of the police station minutes ago. tynes was involved in the ticket fixing scandal so she's in serious trouble there, too. we made a call today, corbett, no call. kane's office said no comment, too. i wanted to ask if the evidence was so convincing, how could you not go ahead with the prosecution? i of course didn't get an answer to that question. in fact, wasn't allowed to ask it. live in police headquarters, tim furlo furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, tim. >>> lawmakers from pennsylvania want answers after 182 a.c.t. exams got lost in the mail. the exams

police say 26-year-old robyn tyrone smith, jr., is the man in this surveillance video of the august shooting and robbery. chief ken davis called smith, jr., a cold-blooded killer. >> so he just point-blank cold- blooded shoots our victim in the chest and walks around the counter of the exxon. steps over his dead body and takes the money. >> smith, jr., is facing several charges, including murder, manslaughter, and armed robbery. he has a criminal record which includes charges for child abuse, reckless endangerment, assault and burglary. the owner of the gas station where 49-year-old kumar was shot say many feared for their safety with a suspect on the loose. >> detectives will come by or the police officer will stop by and we still didn't feel secure and my cashiers didn't feel secure. >> malik says the arrest won't bring his employee and friend back, but it brings him peace. >> his arrest today definitely feels secure. i have a piece in my mind that nobody would be coming by now. >> police say the investigation isn't over. >> we have a lot of work to do, but we're confident that the evidenc

stephen tyrone joh stephanie chuang joins us live. investigators say this is no typical water main break. >> reporter: good morning. investigators saying this is a little built larger. this is a 1953 cast iron pipe so the line is a little bit older. they capped the break at about 4:00 this morning. they're trying to get to the water line to figure out how to repair the thing. that does mean the water was gushing down the street for four hours this morning. homeowners were out with their gloves and boots, out of bed early sleeping out the water, which we're told was as high as a foot or more into their homes. at first it was believed 25 homes were flooded but it turns out it was 6 or 7. one car fell into a sinkhole. just a few years ago, they were only focusing on replaces four miles of water line per year. >> we're already upgrading the number of repairs. >> reporter: firefighters were the first one out here after the 911 call. it will reimburse homeowners for the damage and provide contractors to clean up the mess. the water is still

the victim's family has identified him to us and tyron caldwell. investigators tell us it appears the boys were playing with the gun when it off. we spoke with the shooter's god father. >>it was definitely an accident. i wouldn't think they were playing with it because he knows better. clearly, he had a bad choice of judgment last night. >> news4 pat collins also spoke with the victim's family and more on why the father doesn't want any chged? >>> an ohio university state student made a bad news during saturday's game. anthony wonder ran on and was body slammed by one of ohio's assistant coaches. off he goes. the tackle made a buzz on social media. the coach is a former linebacker. and wonder was on a full scholarship and now that's being revoked and now charged with criminal misdemean trespass. >>> experts say you should ban from the bedroom. >>> a man bilked people out of millions of dollars. >>> if you want your kids to get a good night's sleep, keep the electronic devices out of their bedrooms. pediatric expts say things like smartphones and ta

. >> reporter: it was supposed to be in memory of tyrone tyler, dirt bike rail, he achieved local fame for videos he posted on vine and you tube performing stunts on his dirt bike. he wases gunned down last week sitting in a car in the 2100 block of south 60th. police say he was shot nine times by whom, unwide still unnode. his funeral was held at broad and lombard and many of the dirt bikers decided to do the memorial ride. >> everybody loves rail, all over the world, you know what i'm saying. show my brother love. >> reporter: they did fly by police officers and police helicopter was tracking them but no action was taken to stop them. >> in a statement police say they were mindful that the men were paying tribute after a funeral but some of the activity was unsafe to them and others. they were making a push tonight they say to make sure those bikes were off the streets, which were not even legal to be on the streets to begin with. we are live from north philadelphia, dann cuellar for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> all right, thanks, dann. >>> two west philadelphia business owners

one of eod team of soldier, sergeant first class tyrone matthews handed over his own body armor to themedic who would not get out of the ambulance. he wouldn't leave his patient. staff sergeant mensink got into the ambulance, looked at the grenade embedded into the guy's guy and saw to his medic training that it was so deeply wedged in the man's thigh his femoral artery was exposed. so they're going to need a doctor. time to do surgery on the guy with a live ge nad stuck in his leg. they got a doctor from uab to volunteer to get into the ambulance with the guy who might explode at any minute. the doctor made an incision into the man's thigh right next to the live grenade stuck in there and then, quote, calmly and confidently, the staff sergeant reached into the incision in the man's thigh and removed the grenade by hand, careful not to twist it or turn it. and the guy is fine. i mean, obviously the guy is not fine, he plays with grenades. but after shooting the grenade into his thigh up against his femoral artery and finding the bravest paramedics on earth who refused to leave him and

sorry, but your weed man tyrone does not count. dear white people please stop touching my hair. does this look like a petting zoo. dating a black person to piss you have your parents is a form of racism. >> "dear white people" is in selected people opening this weekend. effie, the producer is here with us it points out the hypocrisy of many college and rast. it started a major conversation about, you know, the subtle prejudices that students face. you have great reviews. celebrities, they are supporting your film on twitter. you have two goth am award nominations, why do you think the film and its ideas are resonating with so many from different backgrounds. >> thank you for that. we are excited that people responded so well. i think one of the reasons why people have been - it's been resson waiting, it's a subject that hasn't been had in this way. >> to your point, after the election of president obama, we heard the term post racial. the director of the film, they said that we are not in a post racial society. the film speaks directly to that, bringing up parties on campuses. t

but relatives identify the victim as tyrone. they say again he is 24 years old.t was living with his girlfriend in hayward. family is again still in shock. they want this gunman caught. at this point that there have no arrests. the investigation is impacting the roads out here. santa clara street is closed from third to second street. and vta is not running the light rail. and we are also being told two bus lines are being rerouted. police are asking you to avoid this area. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:40 is the time right now. major makeover of san francisco's castro district was finished just in time for halloween. there was a street party to ole bait the improvements new rainbow lights, wider sidewalks, and plaques honoring well known figures from the lgbt community. business owners say they paid a price as shoppers stayed away from the construction. and they hope that halloween will mark the start of people returning to the castro. >> people came back when the streets opened up. so we are really keeping our fingers

who was inside a committee room with other politicians during the attack and member of parliament, tyrone benskin who was caught up in the lockdown. thank you both for being here this evening. >> thank you. >> senator, where are you now? where are you right now? >> we are still on parliament hill. we've been in a lock yum for eight and a half hours now. and people are still quite shaken, having gone through an ordeal. it is a day i feel where canada lost its innocence. >> senator, how long have you and the others been in that room, all day? since when? >> me, i didn't quite get your question. >> how long have you been locked up in that room today? >> we've been locked up since about 10:00 this morning. and when this whole incident took place, we had a security guard coming into our room saying get out, get out, there's a shooter in the building. then we heard a lot of gunfire and we were taken to a special room and locked up here with other members of parliament. for myself, it was kind of difficult. my wife drove me to work this morning. we drove by the national war memorial which is rig

guys that defied orders, risked his whole career and his life and then gave his life -- >> that was tyrone. >> yeah. we're talking about glen coming up on the roof once the tripoli guys got there, yes. >> so explain -- what would you say, if it was my son, i'd want to hear from you guys. you were there when he died. mark, you were there when he died. i'd want to know what you have to say to the mom. >> i'm actually finding out these things myself that they weren't told. it disgusts me. if it was my mother, she would be up in arms. i can't believe that now they're finding out what's going on after we came out with the book two years after -- almost two years after the fact. it's disgusting. it's stuff if we would have known earlier as well, we would have went directly to glen's mother and also pat smith and said, look. even though it would have been detriment -- >> charles woods. >> yes. and say this is -- we had no idea they weren't told the truth. just ridiculous. >> our government, you have no doubt was lying and covering up. >> that's the only conclusion that can be drawn from the facts

later his predecessor declined to prosecute the case questioning the integrity of undercover informant tyron ali, claims it was tainted with racism and the others target in this are all black. seth williams says this is not about race, but about justice and accountability and says it's all pretty clear cut. >> clear, convincing, and compelling evidence all on tape. >> reporter: and, again, as we come back live, we made a bunch of calls on this. no comment from governor corbett, and attorney general kathleen cane's office said they don't comment on other prosecutors cases. i real ly wanted to ask her, seh williams says all the evidence was so clear cut, why did she drop the case if it was indeed that clear cut? i did not get answers on the questions i wanted to answer. tynes is still here awaiting the arraignment. we're going to let you know when that happens. harry hairston will have more on the federal charges she's facing ad as well live at 5:00. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> wet, windy and cool this thursday. it's been a zredreary couple of days. ra

host: that's tyrone from north carolina. another facebook post, jay martin writes about undecided voters -- it is getting tougher to make a choice between the two parties. you always get the same outcome no matter who is in charge. there has got to be a better way. let's go to bernard calling in from rochelle, georgia. another key battleground state. good morning. caller: good morning. nunn,vote for michelle she's the best candidate. i urge all democrats to go out and vote for michelle nunn. host: how closely have you been following that race? have you keyed in in the last couple of days or weeks, or have you been following it throughout ?he months since the primary i think we lost bernard, but scott is waiting in youngstown, ohio. thanks for taking my call. i'm not going to vote for either. the federal reserve central bank owns both parties. we are being charged interest on funds being created of thin air. it's a big fraud. people did wake up. you just mentioned bloomberg. he's as i honest traitor to america. -- a zionist t

tyrone. we're going to keep getting your thoughts about the confidence level in the federal government. continue to dial in. phone numbers on your screen. also i want to tell you about a story on many pages this morning. this on the front page of the "washington post," ben bradlee died last night. born in 1921 and died in 2014. robert caser with the piece, benjamin bradlee guided the posttransformation into one of the world's leading newspaper it is died october 21 at his home in wash of natural causes. he was 93. he was the most celebrated newspaper editor of his era. most compelling story of his tenure the one of the greatest consequence was watergate, a political scandaled touched off by the post reporting that ended in the only resignation of a president in u.s. history. postcirculation nearly doubled while mr. bradlee was in charge of the newspaper. as did the size of its newsroom staff and he gave the paper ambition. lengthy article this morning about ben bradlee and his leadership of t

but i want to bring in sergeant tyrone davis with the east bay regional parks police department. right now, we don't. we don't know how the involved parties got -- we don't know what brought them here to this location last night. >> reporter: but you do not believe that this was a random act of violence? >> no, the parties involved, from what we can gather, knew of each other somehow. it seems like this was a planned meeting. >> reporter: what do you need from the public? what information do you have that people need to know about? >> if anyone was out here around 8:00 last name and saw anything or heard -- last night and saw anything or heard anything, we would like them to call us. there seemed to be a lot of foot traffic out here last night at about the time it happened. i'm sure somebody saw something. >> reporter: i know you guys are going over surveillance video from the sea breeze market to see if that will help you out. >> yes. >> reporter: thank you. i appreciate it. this hatched behind the sea breeze market on university avenue near frontage road. again, still an active

sorry, but your wing man tyrone does not count. >> dear white people, please stop touching my hair, doesto you. >> dating a black person to pis off your parent is a form of racism. >> we are looking at clip from his a film that is cause ago lot have of buzz. dear white people is a movie for our time. >> it is calling us out. >> yes. >> up close look at racial relations in the age of obama but not in the way many would think. here to tell us about his film, what a film that is going to be big. we have justin simon, director and producer of this film. >> yes, producer and director. i'm glad to be here. >> thanks for coming on. >> absolutely. >> is this a psa for white people. >> not exactly. it is a provocative title. i want people to come and be prepared to think and be challenge by the film but it is a about these four black kids who are struggling with their own identities in a mostly white college. they are learning how to sort of go between the different culture, one character is white who has a radio show that is called dear white people that sets off controversy that i spirals the t