well, act one of the hornets, act two, the storm, bring up the happy music. >> you're right, oli. it was a very happy dog. >>> i got to imagine that on your wedding day you're probably hanging out there on cloud nine, super happy. for this couple, they actually had to be hoisted up there to cloud nine, and i do kind of mean that literally. this couple in turkey on their wedding night got to their apartment and realized, the elevator is broken. floor. >> have to carry her up the stairs. >> the owner of the building recognized the problem, knew the couple was getting married, and came up with a novel idea to save the day. the suggestion is that they go up on that thing. >> hold on a second. listen, pal, you can't keep the elevator working and you want me to get into this thing on my wedding night? >> mind decorated. >> also have "just married" on the side, as well. >> everybody is actually cracking up about the situation. the bride finally gets out of the car, into the basket, and they are raised up there. it's cool, people down there waving and taking pictures of the situation. the

disturbed a large nest of hornets. you can see that he immediately puts a bag over his head, trying to protect himself, but you can see the big things flying around and immediately the rest of his team starts pulling him back up. three of them were stung, two had to be taken to the hospital. it's turned worse for the dog, you guys, that dog is down there the very next day, but a team of hikers decide we've got to jump in and rescue the dog. is coming, so they have to figure out an alternative way to get down that's away from the hornet's nest. look at the look on the dog's face. as you can see, this guy avoids that nest, grabs the dog, but then the storm rolls in. >> this is, like, a movie, you know? well, act one of the hornets, act two, the storm, bring up the happy music. >> you're right, oli. >>> i got to imagine that on your wedding day you're probably hanging out there on cloud nine, super happy. for this couple, they actually had to be hoisted up there to cloud nine, and i do kind of mean that literally. this co

as he was climbing down, he disturbed a large nest of hornets. you can see that he immediately puts a bag over his head, trying to protect himself, but you can see the big things flying around and immediately the rest of his team starts pulling him back up. three of them were stung, two had to be taken to the hospital. it's turned worse for the dog, you guys, that dog is down there the very next day, but a team of hikers decide we've got to jump in and rescue the dog. as they are doing this, a storm is coming, so they have to figure out an alternative way to get down that's away from the hornet's nest. look at the look on the dog's face. as you can see, this guy avoids that nest, grabs the dog, but then the storm rolls in. >> this is, like, a movie, you know? well, act one of the hornets, act two, the storm, bring up the happy music. >> you're right, oli. it was a very happy dog. >>> i got to imagine that on your wedding day you're probably hanging out there on cloud nine, super happy. for this couple, they actually had to be hoisted up there to

the hornets, the defending 3a state champs. the friday night lights in full effect. the team focused, ready to go. after the scoreless 1st quarter, the cougar's quarterback hooking up for the 17-yard score, and orchard with the 17-0 lead, and later, after at 70-yard run, the hornets' running back, marcus vien at 7. bonner and crew back at it, and this time, his target is brendan mcgonigal. he's the man. the cougars retake the lead 13- 7, and that's their last point of the season. big time vincent, again here with the 55-yard scamper, and demascus back on top. another 65-yarder before orchard got another chance to score, and now the cougars' qb trying to get it going, scrambling to make it happen, and drops the ball, and the hornets with the big stop near the visiting defending state champs, led by the unstoppable, marcus vincent finishing 278 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns,. >> halftime a lot of guys hooping and hollering andening each other. >> i knew i had a lot of mental mistakes i had to fix. >> obviously they are good this year. >>> the nationals back to work to

super hornets, only 50% of them are capable of flying. and right now of the marine's 278 f-18s, only 91 can fly. let's bring back the panel now. charles? >> well, look, this is, i think, beyond the danger it poses to our airmen, our soldiers, our marines and the fact that we are really not treating them, but not equipping them, there's the larger issue of, this is a sign of decay and decadence for a great power. we are projecting our power around the world, or we had since the second world war. and now we are allowing the decay of the instruments to carry it out. look, where's the next crisis going to be? it will likely be in the pacific rim. we're going to need the navy and naval aviation. it will be probably in the middle east, the persian gulf, we don't know where. i think no matter who wins the election, there has to be some term of renewal in terms of our appropriations. we cannot continue to have this sequester holding back our spending on our military that is shrunking at a time the threats growing. i think it has a lot to do with

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super hornets, only 50% of them are capable of flying.nd right now of the marine's 278 f-18s, only 91 can fly. let's bring back the panel now. charles? >> well, look, this is, i think, beyond the danger it poses to our airmen, our soldiers, our marines and the fact that we are really not treating them, but not equipping them, there's the larger issue of, this is a sign of decay and decadence for a great power. we are projecting our power around the world, or we had since the second world war. and now we are allowing the decay of the instruments to carry it out. look, where's the next crisis going to be? it will likely be in the pacific rim. we're going to need the navy and naval aviation. it will be probably in the middle east, the persian gulf, we don't know where. i think no matter who wins the election, there has to be some term of renewal in terms of our appropriations. we cannot continue to have this sequester holding back our spending on our military that is shrunking at a time the threats growing. i think it has a lot to do with ob

looters broke into the stores on the main drag including the hornets' official store. protesters set fires and second night. police tossed tear gas into the angry crowd, trying to keep people at a distance. protests began on tuesday after police shot and killed keith scott saying scott had a gun and posed an imminent threat. as of now, only one protester was seriously hurt overnight. again that man shot by another protester. at least four police officers this morning are being treated for injuries. we just found out a number of companies are telling people not to go to work today if that work is in the uptown district. it is just not safe. serena? >> lindsay, several reporters were caught in the middle of the violence, too. cnn's reporter was knocked down and there were several explosions before protesters came up to this crew and started blocking their cameras. we, of course, are following

they are confirming that that person was shot by a civilian, hornets store -- charlotte hornet's store has been loot d. >>> we heard from the department of justice as well as pat mccrory. dif i had -- david herst has been in the thick of this all night. >> we got up to of what is going on. as you look down below you will see police in riot gear lining the streets. just moments ago they threw a flash bang to try and disperse the crowd. they have been using tier gas all night. we will show you video from earlier this evening. you will see police in riot gear trying to disperse the crowd. police officers. this forced officers to use tier gas to try and get people -- tear gas to try and get people to leave the area. a person was shot in this area during the protest. this person is in the hospital in critical condition. they were shot by another civilian not a police officer. we spoke with one protester earlier this evening. here's what he had to say. >> complete chaos between the police and everybody out here. the people out her the cause, you know. everybody's lives matter but yet a guy g

cbs north carolina's justin is in hornet county and amy cut ler in cumberland county. >> allie is keeping an eye on the roads and has details of any places you should avoid today. let's go straight to storm team meat rolgs. we just need some dry spell for a couple of days, don't we? >>e most part as we head into the weekend and early next week. this morning, we are looking at a lingering shower or two wrapping up. can't promise you a dry morning or dry afternoon, but the weekend, like i said, looking considerably drier for us. so let's get to the temperatures. if you are getting ready to head out early this morning or maybe just roll oefrg in bed, know there's very warm temperatures for this time of year. 73 in both raleigh and lilington. 71 in clinton. a few areas in the 60s. remember, normal overnight lows actually in the 50s for this time of year. when we finally hit those again, boy, is it going to feel nice. 69, patchy fog at 8 a.m. we'll make it to 82 this afternoon. that's warmer than yesterday. it's also humid. scattered storms later today. but it does look like the weekend will b

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blue hens and hornets advantage they win big time 56-14 temple opens again hornets and "football frenzyback next . well new tonight a red carpet premiere at the kimmel center staring a philly native. >> eyewitness news at the perelman theater for premiere screening of a house is not a home the supernatural thriller stars gerald web who served as producer of the film "a house is not a home" willing released online and dvd september 27. con grat to gerald, the crash he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother of three. i'll stand with law enforcement to fight crime, and protect our families. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >> and coming up next it's the late show followed

. >> but according to the navy's own data only a small percentage of its hornets can fly and only 50% of its superhornets and lawmakers are taking note. >> they are going up because they are not getting the training and because maintenance is harder and harder to airplanes is getting older and older. >> and only two of the marines 12-18 hornet squadrons meet their flying hours. >> i need about another 366 airplanes. >> of the 273f-18's only 91 can fly. hits to the readiness keeps cut by millions of dollars. >> when the president sends more people to afghanistan and iraq he doesn't ask for more money, the costs just come out of the training, the maintenance and the readiness of our force. so the problem is getting worse. >> the pentagon disag disagrees. in a statement to fox news quote, we have looked at our data and not observed an overall increase decreases in training hours f-18's were designed to 6,000 flflight hours but have now been extended to 8,000. the head of the marine corps says he would like to buy jetting faster than he is but the money is just not there. >> this is a fun

. >> according to the navy data only 21% of model f18 hornets can fly only 50% of newer super hornetsue to shortages and critical spare parts and maintenance and congressional leadersare taking notice of the increasing crashes. >> they're going up partly because they're not getting the training they should get. they're going up because maintenance is harder and harder to accomplish. they're going up because the airplanes are getting older and older. >> other branchsare under the same pressure as the navy only two of the marines 12f18 hornet squadrons neat their flying hours. >> in order to get the 25% mission capable i need 366 airplanes. >> right now of the marine's 273f18s only none can apply. hits to the military's readiness keep coming since 2009 the defense butch has been cut. the high tempo of combat operations hasn't slowed. >> when the president sends more people to afghanistan, more people to iraq, he doesn't ask for more money. the costs just come out of the training, the maintenance and the -- and the readiness our force. the problem is getting worse. >> reporter: the penta

it's a bit of a mess, we can see. >> reporter: this is the charlotte hornets team shop. you can see broken glass on the road and hangers inside with a lot of merchandise ripped off and some have been taken. a couple of s.w.a.t. officers are keeping guard. the national guard is on its way though north governor mccrory deployed the national guard after issuing a state of emergency and we have people from the department of justice coming, special crisis intervention team that helped after the michael brown shooting, and the naacp president will meet with the leaders to discuss the roberts and governor mccrory are calling for peace. >> we can knoll tolerate vie learnings destruction of property, or attacks towards police officers that are happening now and i feel strongly about that. that is not the american way. >> reporter: four officer were hurt in the protests last night, although none of their injuries -- av technical glitch there and will check in with robert if we have time. >>> students at unc charlotte held a lie-in to protest keith scott's death, reciting poetry an

turns out -- the driver's door was left open for a few minutes and the swarm of hornets got in. one e-m-t got stung on the chin while trying to clear them out. it took about ten minutes -- but eventually the ambulance made its way to the hospital. the man charged in connection with an armed robbery-- and a fatal shooting-- reaches a plea deal. pleaded guilty to a felony murder charge. back in may, rounds and burt johnson robbed an auto parts store near 73rd and mill. while trying to run, johnson was shot and killed by police. rounds was caught and arrested... and state law allowed ?rounds to be charged with his accomplice's death. rounds now faces up to 55 years in prison. u.s. marshals say he's fugitive that's graduating to more serious crimes.. but agents say it's not too late to turn his life around .... fox6's jonathon gregg has this week's wisconsin's most wanted. u.s. marshals say he's a young but with a wrap sheet beyond his years. "he's a 26 year-old male but he has a 30 page criminal history." devan townsend has been in and out of jail since his he was a kid. "everythin

now the hornets first-quarter junior running back goes in from 2 yards out. qb tommy powers takes the ball with a powerful run. down to the 18th yard line 0.>> blue double country senior night for the blue double fan. doing all the work on the 30 yard score to start the second half. now game changer -- matt hudson senior class resident busy guy. now onto the pirates josh pe game changer 30 yard ankle breaking run. two picks in the third quarter. perry wins big 49-7.>> brown's need point -- they have fire players out on the injury report two are questionable including the kicker patrick murray into today. -- injured today. cody parker. extra point with this 62 yard field goal last week. hugh jackson said he does not anticipate an issue with hayden. >> now it will be interesting how cody tessler fares against the dolphin defense. the miami team was great against seattle the not so much last week versus new end. he did drop getty groff roll out out. have a fearsome line. >> i think that is due to the safeties get up to the ball. they held up really well with cov

where the hornets play. i think intentionally so, we heard community leaders say we want to boycott the businesses. we want to make clear to the city in general, they say, that what is happening to their community is unacceptable. >> absolutely. the night started out really peacefully and calmly with protesters in the city park. everybody talking to each other. things got very nasty very fast when everybody moved downtown. once everybody moved downtown, i estimate the crowd over 1,000 people. they set up a line in front of the omni hotel. that is when things started going out of control. >> marcus, let me ask you video, if there is video that has not been released. we know a new state law prohibits release of the body cam video. that doesn't go into effect until october 1st. people in the streets are angry because they don't believe the police are transparent enough yet. you need to let people see what happened for themselves. >> what i hear from witnesses from the location and i want to be careful when i sa

sun shining temperature is a very comfortable out there that theyfo are a you afraid of bees and hornets he may want to look away or at least be thankful it didn't happen to you to renovating an old loft in london were shocked when they stumbled upon thised it's a huge one it's masked the hype is about three and a halfge feet wide even includes a tunnel the insects made to get in and out of that building an experts believe the nest had no thank you. >> do you have any horror stories from when you were w young. >> on just one of those people who screams loudlyly i'm hoping the decibels will tell them i don't know i can't tell what that. >> do you have any good stories as puma to something copies and hornets freak me outto p the volume a picnic tabe next thing you know were one start screaming i'm out of their. going on right now during the summer season to get some sweet like ice cream and lemonadeigduth there you go in e kids one hey what is that we are going to look outside really just a beautiful dayhawee did get to capture 130 in the afternoon and all the sunshine obviously you can se

. >> the school mascot is the hornet but lately the bats are taking over the classrooms by the hundreds. the music building is now infested with them and the dus gusting mess they believe mind. >> this mush owl over the carpets smells horrible. >> just how close are they getting to students? here's a picture provided to us that shows a dead bat lying next to a piece of sheet music. >> this year we found a bat pinned until the music stands. we brought in people to look around for more and we found a bunch of them. >> this is one of the chiropractor students forced out of the classroom. four rooms are temporarily shut down during the tedious task of sealing off the building and installing a one way door. >> when one comes out they can't go back in, they find another place to be. >> jason says it takes up to two weeks for the bats to find new cleaning up the fecal matter and replacing the floor and ceiteri. >> it's more about the respiratory problems from the gauno that's worse for the kids. >> people are warned to take precaution because of the diseases and we what you can breathe in. $13

the hornets arena has scattered windows with graffiti on the road for black lives matter, including this atm and there are some officer in the area but others include the president of the naacp of north carolina who will meet elected officials and leaders to find out what to do to improve th official from the department of justice who worked on the michael brown case in ferguson will try to help out and the national guard is coming after governor mccrory declared a state of emergency. >> these police officers are showing a tremendous amount of few hundred people who have come to the town center in charlotte, north carolina, a great city and their goal seems to be destruction and harm and that's wrong and is unacceptable. >> reporter: one person is on life support in critical condition after being shot by another civilian and four police officers were hurt, none suffering plan was called as public transit was canceled. this is the public transportation center. we saw buses rolling a few minutes ago. live in charlotte, robert richardson. >> thank you so much. this is rakia scott, keith sco

. >> reporter: whole most spend time looking at the hornets in the air, he inspects themselves on the group. >> and we check to make sure this is good and go around and look at all of the aircraft landing gear. >> and his job is to make sure the planes look great, free of nicks and corrosions and that is not an easy task. >> and they love >> reporter: and he hopes to inspire others in the crowd. >> you work long hours and to see the kids faces and everyone is hyper when we start flying and that is great. >> reporter: and the hornets are parked here at burke lakefront airport ready to fly and he said he will do touchupsar the shows on saturday, sunday, and monday. of course, his family will be here to see him and he is so excited to be back in northeast airport, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and thank you. >>> coming up, collin kaepernick putting his money where his mouth is. and what he's planning after the latest protest. >> and raising rates. ups is ready to charge more when it starts and how much more it will cost you. . >>> good morning and welcome back and there is so much goi

peaceful protests over the poli police-involved shooting. >> this is in the downtown area where the hornetsct. we heard people calling on boycotts for businesses saying that i'm not going to tell people not to go out on the streets tonight. >> it reminds me a little bit of what happened in milwaukee a couple months ago. a police-involved shooting there. a small area of violence and looting in one of the neighborhoods. there was a warning that there would be protests in downtown milwaukee if there was not police action. we did hear in charlotte last night. it was impossible not to link or think about the consequence to the political campaign. a few days away from the debate. a couple days ago, we thought of the explosion would effect the debate. now it is tulsa and charlotte and the recent shootings. you have to wonder how trump and clinton will evngage on this in the debate. >> the other angle is the social media and facetiming or periscope. the first word or visceral reaction of the daughter of mr. scott who did a live facetime right away. that helped set the tone in a way we have to the s

nbc's jay gray reports on a city on edge: (nats; clean up at hornet's store)clean up in the queen city ..(nats: glass broken at nascar hof)uptown charlotte.. battered.. bruised.. and in many areas broken..(nats: chaos)after a second night of protests)peaceful protests - over the police involved shooting death of keith lamont scott- giving way to riots in the core of north carolina's largest city..(nats: chaos) dozens clashing with police.. some throwing rocks and bottles..stores vandalized and looted.. officers using tear- gas to try and disperse the crowd..(s/ mayor jennifer roberts / charlotte, nc :32 - :34)"this has been difficult period of our city." and dangerous..(nats: bang) gunshots rang out in front of the omni has been a flashpoint during the protests..(s/ no id)"they just shot somebody."one of the protesters was critically wounded.. shot by another protester according to officers on the scene.. investigators are still trying to determine who pulled the trigger..(nat: national guard) north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency.. and the national guard has been

shelving a stunt 32-year-old marine captain jeffrey kuss was killed in june when he crashed his fa-18 hornet. navy investigators blame pilot error. partial cloud cover and possible pilot fatigue were listed as contributing factors to the crash. the crash is also prompting other changes including more rest for pilots and a review of all aerial maneuvers. the associated press and two other news organizations are suing the fbi over the hacking of a terror suspect's iphone. the plaintiffs want to know whom the fbi paid, and how much it paid, to unlock san bernardino apple to get access to the phone, but dropped the lawsuit after getting a third party to unlock the phone. a lawsuit has been filed under the freedom of information act. ben: the international olympic committee is now getting involved in the hacking scandal involving several athletes. president thomas bach says he will ask russian authorities to help stop hackers from releasing more confidential medical files. olympic gymnastics champion simon biles, tennis star venus winner chris froome are among 29 athletes who had information comp

there was looting eat vent the charlotte hornets arena shop, and the chief said there are hundreds of cameras around and they're reviewing video to identify suspects. the chief said more arrests are coming. >> as said yesterday, there's my truth, your truth, and the truth. some people made up their minds what happened. we have multiple facts and will have an update this afternoon about additional information we're getting but that st perspective of some who want to break the law and tear down our city. >> and he says one person remains on life support after being shot last night. that civilian was shot by another civilian, not by police. five officers received medical attention last night, according to the chie . two suffered eye injury and three were treated carolina's naacp met this morning with keith scott's family, as well as community leaders and elected officials. the naacp of north carolina will release finding of its preliminary investigation at 1:00. live at the charlotte- mecklenburg government center, robert richardson. >> thank you so much. >>> the american civil liberties

. >> reporter: whole most spend time looking at the hornets in the air, verbal inspects them on the ground. >> and we just check, make sure this is still good and on there and go around and look at the aircraft and landing gear. >> reporter: his job is to make sure the of knicks and corrosion. verbal hoping to inspire others in a crowd. >> you work long hours but just to see the kid's faces and everyone is all heaper when we fly. that is great. >> reporter: verbal will be doing minor touchups after the shows on saturday, sunday, and monday. he said his family will be up here all weekend to visit him. sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >>> and believe is a man who has wigs on the brain and that is a good thing. the very autumn sky, aren't they? >> and they will. it will gradually get warmer by the end of the labor day weekend and perfect for crisp blue skies and those planes flying high. all of the sound we heard and even here in the studio. they sound amazing. blue skies for us, starting to lose some of that cloud cover. and more sunshine for the afternoon hours and making temperatures the 73 d

the charlotte hornets team store was looted. fireworks thrown toward and flash grenades. trashcan thrown into the window of the bank of america building. >> protesters continued to damage property and throw objects and assault officers. maggie: police in riot gear get control of the sand you don't get control of the situation. police say that victim was shot by another protester. charlotte's mayor telling good morning america that a curfew will be considered of protests we are preparing for this evening. maggie: scott's family says he was unarmed when he was confronted by police tuesday. his family taking to facebook. >> the police just shot my daddy four times for being black. maggie: police say scott had a gun and would not drop it the state being told repeatedly to do so. >> mr. scott exited his vehicle armed with a handgun. maggie: authorities identified the officer as brett lee vincent , now on paid leave. authorities are refusing to release any of the footage of the shooting saying they want to show it to the family first. emily: the fbi continued to search for thes

i think they ran into a hornet's nest. that football team got beat by the denver broncos the week prior. i tell you what, they were angry, mad and they had to come out and play with a vengeance today and surely they did. >> does cam newton? >> he is another level how good he is. >> yes. >> denver gets to him both physically and mentally. >> the 49ers did not get to him. he just seemed completely in control. he had his tight end open, benjamin open the entire day. if you give him time you're done. >> that's the one thing you to do with cam newton is you have to be able to rush him and get hits on him like the denver broncos did. the 49ers weren't able to get to him today. he he had his pick of the litter all day today. >>> the raiders played at home. how much longer can we say the raiders playing at home? we weigh in on the latest news which maybe says vegas has a better chance than we thought although the commissioner may have something to say about that. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then

. >> reporter: while most spend time looking at the hornets in the air, he inspects them on sure this is still good and on there. just go around and look at all of the aircraft's landing gear. >> reporter: his job is to make sure the planes look great, free of nicks and corrosions. it's not an easy task. >> they look at the paint j. >> reporter: he hopes to inspire others in the crowd. >> you look long hours. but to see everyone's faces when we start flying is great. >> reporter: and verbal said he after the shows on saturday, sunday, and monday. of course, he said that his family will be up here all weekend visiting him. good to be home. live at burke lakefront airport, sarah phinney, newschannel 5. >> and thank you. what a great opportunity for him to be back home. >> and that is going to be a great performance. can't wait to see it. >>> still ahead, zika alert. the virus found in mosquitoes the first time in the experts are trying to figure out what went wrong when spacecraft explodes into a ball on this hour-by-hour forecast. this morning, we start off in the 60s. and it's going t

there one of the hornets stores knocked over for people that wanted free sneakers. was this a protest about a man killed by police or just an excuse to riot? >> owned by michael jordan who just donated a large amount of money to black lives matter. thank you so much. >>> fox news contributor david webb joins us to talk more about this. david, leland mentioned some of the evidence that seems to support what the police are saying. although we don't have video yet. there have been pictures of the gun found on the ground outside of the car involved. and also police saying that there was no book found. >> yeah. and this is what we're starting to see developing and more reports come out about witnesses corroborating what the officers have said. to be fair, we haven't seen it yet. but we have to also separate what's going on. we have where the origin nam incident was. and now they've moved it into the uptown area of charlotte. a more upscale, commerce area that leland was talking about. so they're traveling there about 10, 15 minutes which means the police have to take con

richmond heights taking on kirkland hornets, mostly kirkland tonight, this is joy shaking off a tackle, going in for the touchdown and making it 7-one. kirkland, handing it to one of the lineman. big boy touchdown, they won it 35-14. staying on the east side, harry winters stadium play by conway, hauling in the big ball for mike and chucks the defender, dumps him. he is into the clear. he is gone. that's a 66 yard touchdown, missed the 2 point conversion. fredericko was not done with conway, wide open. he will just run away. 27 after that, 33-27. shootout tonight with the mayfield wild cats. senate league action. >> they won it 12-0. straight ahead, another party at napoli. indians went pounding away on rob portman and his wealthy friends have spent millions attacking me. they say i lost jobs and drained the rainy day fund. well friends, i was governor during the great national recession - and we all know it was raining pretty hard. so i used the rainy day fund - because i wouldn't cut education or local police and fire. and we balanced the budget every year. attack ads are easy. leadi

dt: whoever wins this game calls themselves the after 8 seasons away, ray harrison returns as the hornets coach. hillside coach ray harrison: a lot of blood, sweat and tears went into hillside back in the day to get the program where it is right now. coach king did a great job continuing the program and i'm just stepping back into the shoes and want to keep the program going rward.david madzivanyika senior de/te: i was like, this is going to be great. just gonna pick back up from last year and continue to build. ylen lsenior c: it's the battle of durham, the bull city classic. so it's very important. bragging rights for the whole year. hillside coach ray harrison: my fraternity brother is the head coach over there, so it's a great thing to go against him as well. jamie: visit interviews. we'll see you next thursday for the cw22 game of the week join us tomorrow morning on abc-11 for the latest eyewitness news. we'll see you again tomorrow night for "eyewitness news at ten" -- here on announcer: today on "tmz" -- >> today on tmz... >> there is now undenial proof that drake and rihanna aget

[bell ringing] >> abc7 news was aboard the uss hornet in alameda when a bell rang to begin a moment of silence to. those who lost lives. children wrote letters thanking first responders. >> i don't really draw a lot of distinction between the first responders that would be respond domestically and those people in the military that may be representing the united states on a broader scale. >> people also tossed flowers into the water from the world war ii era aircraft carrier to honor those lost in 2001. >> the oakland athletics and a's fans played tribute to police officers. motorcycle officers represented several agencies. they paraded around the field and then saluted america during the playing of the national anthem. and thanks to tom for sharing this picture of the american flag over the golden gate bridge. you can share your pictures and video with us using the hash tag answer news. >> a church congregation knelt in solidarity with colin kaepernick and his protest when the national anthem is played. >> oh, say can you see ♪ >> you're looking at video provide evidence by san francis

firefighters contending not only with the fire, but also some angry hornets. it seems the pickup had come to rest on or near several nests, and a few firefighters were stung. no troopers were injured in the incident, and there were no injuries in the initial crash down in salem. one firefighter was treated for an unrelated illness. that firefighter was treated and released. reporting live in bedford ray brewer, wmur news 9. after a near head-on crash in chester last night. state police say a new jersey woman was med flighted to a boston hospital after she crossed the center line on derry road and hit an oncoming pickup truck. the 17-year-old driver of the truck, along with two passengers, were taken to a local hospital. a massachusetts state trooper has been indicted by a grand jury for his role in the beating of a man who is accused of taking officers on a two-state car chase that ended in nashua according court documents, trooper robert flynn punched the back and right side of richard simone's body. he now faces two counts of simple assault. just last month,

if you look this way there are officers outside the time warner arena where the hornets played and have been there all night after vandalism took place, some windows there. protestors took to the interstate, closing down this time i-77, blocking some traffic there. governor mccrory declared a state of emergency overnight. that allows him and the state to activate the national guard sending a team of specialists with experience in strategic crisis. that same team went to assist to the response after the shooting of michael brown. jennifer roberts continues to call for peace and calm and so does the governor. >> we cannot tolerate violence. we cannot tolerate the destruction of property, and we will not tolerate the attacks towards our police officers that are occurring right now, and i feel very strongly about that. that is no way. these police officers are showing a tremendous amount of courage. >> reporter: a bunch of officers were hurt the first night of protests and more last night but none of their injuries were life- threatening. however, as stefan mentioned earlier, one civilian w

. >> the hornet team storm was looted and fireworks thrown at police as they fired back with flash bombs and tear gas. >> we gave additional orders to disperse and protesters continued to flow objects. >> the streetses were open and we are hoping for peaceful day, and we are preparing for this evening. >> scott's family says he was holding a book and unarmed when he was shot. >> the police shot by daddy four times for being black. >> and police say that scott had a gun and would not drop after being told numerous times to do so. they released a picture of the weapon at the scene. >> mr. scott exited his vehicle with a handgun after authorities ordered him to do it. the officer that fired the shot is identified and also african-american is and on paid leave. it's police have not released surveillance video they want to show it to the family first. >>> the road to the white house is making its way through pennsylvania yet again today. this morning republican presidential nominee, donald trump, is in pittsburgh speaking at a shale industry conference. tonight he holds a rally at the sun cen

to them break through and brings them to the ground,b the hornets with a ball with a stronge of the metal run that he found a way to move the ball,, he finds the outside for the mustangs first downf soon after, the hornets recover in takeover. he goes to the endzone as kirtland finds redemption, winning 29-seven then over to north ridgeville. welcome to the $4.5 million stadium in north ridgeville as they debut this facility taking on amhers. defense comes a big north ridgeville tries to get the offense going,th he is running, but tackled by parker and north ridgeville christened his new stadium with a 23-seven victory then over to olmsted falls it was the demons westlake versus the bulldogs of olmsted falls o a great night for football olmsted falls gr quarter gave wesley great field position in the demonsco capitalize smelling blood rose left and finds him for the touchdown with 40 seconds left in the first half , then goes into the territory setting up first and ten led to this touchdown, they score leaving i to in zero and then go on down saint eds appeared together wit a big slack, h

as part of the fabric of charlotte, the hornets organization is committed to working with civic leaderss and law enforcement to foster more trust, transparency and understanding." he in the past hath has been criticized for not being vocal on social issues. we've seen more of that lately from him. is this statement enough? would you like to hear more? >> i think everybody's going to handle situations differently and how mr. jordan chooses to do that i think he has that right. i think as a whole he's saying the same thing i believe that a lot of the leaders are saying within the community, you want to see the community brought back together, you want to see how -- you want to prevent the racial, the political, law enforcement divide within the communit community. >> it's one thing to put a statement out, and i'm not being critical at all, but someone as famous, as well known, renown and respected as michael jordan, he owns the nba team in the city, would it be more helpful to have him give this message face to face on camera to the people? >> again, i wouldn't want to comment to that. pe

[bell ringing] >> abc7 news was aboard the uss hornet in alameda when a bell rang to begin a moment of silence to. those who lost lives. children wrote letters thanking first responders. >> i don't really draw a lot of distinction between the first responders that would be respond domestically and those people in the military that may be representing the united states on a broader scale. >> people also tossed flowers into the water from the world war ii era aircraft carrier to honor those lost in 2001. >> the oakland athletics and a's fans played tribute to police officers. motorcycle officers represented several agencies. they paraded around the field and then saluted america during the playing of the national anthem. and thanks to tom for sharing this picture of the american flag over the golden gate bridge. you can share your pictures and video with us using the hash tag answer news. >> a church congregation knelt in solidarity with colin kaepernick and his protest when the national anthem is played. >> oh, say can you see ♪ >> you're looking at video provide evidence by san francis

christian wilkins swarms justin thomas for a loss back on offense - it's watson to former hillside hornet trevion thompson thompson called out at the 1.... wayne gallman this was a weird play... watson and mike williams totally miscommunicate... it's picked by gt - but they fumbled it into their own endzone... fell on it... that's a safety for clemson... 16-0 tigers get the ball back off the kick... and whaddya know... watson to jordan leggett... 23-0 the jackets have found the scoreboard... now 23-7 in the fourth jacoby brissett is doing the job in his first ever nfl start for the patriots... he has not thrown a pick and scored the only touchdown of the game on a beautiful 27 yard scamper...i'm not saying tom brady needs to start sweating - but tom brady - start a new sheriff in town time now for your c-w 22 game of the week. jamie: hi, i'm jamie o'brien. it's the cap-8 opener for heritage and leesville road, and the huskies come in at 4-and-0. heritage coach dewayne washington: i think our offseason program was a lot better than it was last year. i think our guys have bought into what w

after the fiery crash, it took firefighters several minutes to put out the flames, as they dealt with hornets. it appears of the firefighters were stung. none of the troopers were injured as first responders did all they could to rescue the driver. >> the troopers took immediate action, in removing the operator from the immediate area. pulling him up the embankment and administering first aid. reporter: there were no injuries in that initial accident in salem. one firefighter was taken to the okay. live in bedford, mike cronin, wmur news 9. tom: a massachusetts state trooper accused in the beating of a chase suspect in nashua has now been indicted. trooper robert flynn allegedly punched richard simone's back and right side. simone accused of leading authorities on a chase from massachusetts into new hampshire in may. a grand jury here indicted flynn on two counts of simple assault. last month new hampshire state trooper andrew monaco guilty for his role in that incident. jennifer: autopsy results just released say the man who die in an officer involved shooting in claremont was shot three tim