lewis: no. he had done a better job that weekend and just before the finish line, he let michael pass. charley: that is what i say. he would lay back and let michael come to the forefront. lewis: i don't agree with that. they say we are a team and we are teammates. but you have to do championships. you have to work towards helping the team win. -- he had the better of him in many scenarios. even if you didn't, the team disadvantaged him. charlie: so if he was in front of you, he would never give it up. lewis: no, i would never want that. i want to own it. if you beat me, i would want to be better and fight another day. for me, it would be a soul destroying. i know it would be a soul destroying for the other driver. but for me to know i had one by having it given to me -- charlie: you believe you are the best driver in formula one and you believe you have the best car. lewis: it is not just because of that it is the work ethic. i don't want to have it easy. i want to be recognized as the best bec

lewis: no. he had done a better job that weekend and just before the finish line, he let michael pass. i don't agree with that. they say we are a team and we are teammates. you have two championships. you have to work towards helping the team win. michael had the better of him in many scenarios. up. evend to give it if he didn't, the team disadvantaged him. charlie: so you would let him go if he was in front of you? he would never give it up. lewis: no, i would never want that. i want to own it. if you beat me, i would want to be better and fight another day. for me it would be selfish. to know that i would win by giving it to me. charlie: you believe you are the best driver in formula one and you believe you have the best car. lewis: it is not just because of that it is the work ethic. i don't want to have it easy. i want to work, be recognized as the best because the way i overtake, the way i drive the car, the way a do something different than any other driver. charlie: one year after you joi

lewis: yes. charlie: did it affect your racing? lewis: absolutely.heyou're that worst was 2011. i lost a lot of weight to stress. emotional. in this sport, you have to have a level head and have to be focused at all times. it is a long season from testing in february to the last race in november. staying on point the whole way without losing focus, i lost my way big time. i have no idea how to get it back. charlie: he must've looked at this and said, i'm not there. look at what is happening to him. lewis: absolutely. charlie: see what happens when i am not there? you need me. lewis: on many occasions good let me help. i would say no. as difficult as it is, i have to go through this. if i don't find my way, i have know that the worse case scenario you are there for me. but i have got to go through this as horrible as it is. and i did. 2012, finally i got my head in gear. i had my best year since 2008. won the have championship but the car kept failing. and in 2013, i moved. i moved to mercedes. charlie: how did you finally get back together with him?

everybody loves jerry lewis... the script that convinced him to end his 20 year break from the silver screen. the exclusive interview -- next on the valley's news leader./// <<< voice over: "you're [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam that tricked hundreds of seniors into donating to fraudulent charities, totaling millions. and when a shady tarkanian deal went bust, he refused to pay back $17 million, why would we ever send danny tarkanian to congress? >>> comic genius jerry lewis turned 90 this year -- and most of his time on this planet has been in front of an audience. the las vegas local returns to the silver screen for the first about his latest project and what else he has up his sleeve: <<< (( jerry lewis: i've received somewhere between 20-30 scripts a year ... and its rare that you see one that stops you cold. )) hollywood legend jerry lewis stopped in his tracks when he read the script for max rose -- and

lewis for 45 years. and i just want to say in front of all you things that i will say to him all the time, which is very simply -- man, i love you. >> i love you, too. >> i love you. [ applause ] and now the man who never talks, but you're gonna get him tonight -- terry lewis. >> [ laughs ] yes. [ cheers and applause ] well, it's been an incredible journey. what's great about the journey is the people that you meet. tonight are incredible friends of mine. clarence and jackie are like family. you're like my pops. [ voice breaking ] i can't begin to tell you how important this music is to me... [ applause ] ...how important these people are to me. i met al bell today. man, you don't even understand of music. shirley, i love you. i love all that you are. all that you are is me. [ applause ] you inspired me. kane, i walked into a studio, man, what, 25 years ago? and you poked your head in, man, and you said, "hey, can i get down?" [ laughter ] and we got down, man. that's beautiful. thought a young boy from

and that emotion comes out in every race with lewis, lewis wins. and so you know, i think ultimately he's got such a great heart, lewis, that what he likes to say is you know what, it's not just about me. it's about my dad and my family. >> rose: what did his dad do? >> well, you know, i was just a normal, at the time i thought i was a normal parent it turned out i wasn't that normal. because i was making so much so that it kind of changed our lives when he left mclaren and said i think your son has got something special. and when that happened, your whole life just stops. you have to reevaluate how you a prepare that life. >> rose: but you had seen that a long time ago, that he had something special. >> yeah, i did. i did. actually i saw that when he was five years of age. >> rose: what did you see? >> it was like a steely determination in his eyes, you know. when he was five he had a remote control car. and we bought the car and i bought the car to keep him out of my hair, actually. because he was forever wanting to do different things and i was

under what police confirmed to lewis was a false name. "he said he had been doing some painting and he gave me some paint supplies and plastic and tape as nice, we never had a cross word." but that all changed a couple weeks later. lewis tells me the man and his girlfriend were arguing.. and as a rule doesn't let hostile people inside his office. (nats him explaing what happened) lewis did file a police report.. and fox 5 did find a case matching the description of fox 5 did find a description of perez and an incident on july 25th. but we have been unable to confirm this with police. when lewis saw reports of a suspect escape police custody he says he knew it was the same man who rented an apartment from him. "just blown away, it was amazing to me that the same guy on the news is the same one that opened shots at the office." "i though that he would have left, we figured he packed up and left the state, but obviously he is still right here in our own neighborhood." because of his experience...lewis the most dangerous person on the street.

to lewis was a false name. "he said he had been doing some painting and he gave me some paint supplies and plastic and tape as a gift, he was very nice, we never had a cross word." but that all changed a couple weeks later. lewis tells me the man and his girlfriend were arguing.. and as a rule doesn't let hostile people inside his office. (nats him explaing what happened) lewis did file a police report.. and fox 5 did find a case matching the description of perez and an incident on july 25th. but we have been unable to confirm this with police. when lewis saw reports of a suspect escape police custody he says he knew it was the same man who rented an apartment from him. "just blown away, it was amazing to me that the same guy on the news is the same one that opened shots at the office." "i though that he would have left, we figured he packed up and left the state, but obviously he is our own neighborhood." because of his experience...lewis believes perez is the most dangerous person on the street. and hopes by

under what police confirmed to lewis was a false name. "he said he had been doing some painting and he gave me some paint supplies and plastic and tape as a gift, he was very nice, we never had a cross word." but that all changed a couple weeks later. lewis tells me the man and his girlfriend were arguing.. and as a rule doesn't let hostile people inside his office. (nats him explaing what happened) lewis did file a police report.. and fox 5 did find a fox 5 did find a case matching the description of perez and an incident on july 25th. but we have been unable to confirm this with police. when lewis saw reports of a suspect escape police custody he says he knew it was the same man who rented an apartment from him. "just blown away, it was amazing to me that the same guy on the news is the same one that opened shots at the office." "i though that he would have left, we figured he packed up and left the state, but obviously he is still right here in our own neighborhood." because of his experience...lewis believes perez is the most dangerou

he's jerry lewis. >> jerry lewis has more than five dozen movies and an oscar to his credit. but even now, at 90 he can't seem to sit still? >> are you working? >> yes. all the time. >> the labor day legend, jerry lewis, later this "sunday morning." >> pauley: space, the final frontier. is where the star trek saga has been unfolding for the past half century. and as of now at least there's no end in sight. as faith salie can attest. >> star trek, pop culture phenomenon is celebrating its 50th birthday this week. quite an achievement for a show that was almost forgot glenn we were on for three years then we were cancelled. that was the end of it. >> you thought. >> so i thought. >> the not so final frontier later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: all washed up is a story from our bill geist, all about one of the world's oddest but cleanest past times. >> folks this speed queen is top of the line. but i don't know if i'd call it collectible. >> these guys do. >> what's that? >> washing machines are their passion. >> they have burping action. for me i've always been fascinated wit

. -- trooper josh lewis says but there are three main mistakes he sees people make the most. first, the seat isn't secure. --trooper josh lewis/colorado --it's not tight enough where it connects either with the seatbelt well with the latch system that connects to the car seat or to the car itself.-- --trooper josh lewis/colorado state patrol-- --00:04:37-42-- --you want to make sure that we have less than 1 inch worth of movement with about the force a handshake.-- --trooper josh lewis/colorado state patrol-- --00:04:48-57-- --the other mistake is that it's too loose right here obviously we want kids to be comfortable but there needs to be an element of making sure that there's not a lewis/colorado state patrol-- --00:05:05-15-- --will also see the big mistake is this clip right here in this retainer clip lease to be up at about that armpit level as high the top three. that's why trooper lewis recommends having a state --mollie siebert/mom-- --00:12:35-44-- --it's a conscious effort every day every trip to think about it and for families on the go it's a lot but it's importan

born and raised in east saint lewis. the community center that kept that community going closed as a young person and when she had all that success at ucla squu lumpics she could have gone anywhere and done anything but she decided to go back to east saint lewis to go back to her home town community and created a foundation and opened her own community center in east saint lewis which she supports and runs today. [applause] and her passion and commitment to making the lives of young people and seniors in east saint lewis literally makes her a hero. i can't gee prouder to be associated with jackie joyner-kersee. before i bring her up i want to show a video that will get you in the mood to hear from jackie so let's role the last video. >> jackie joyner-kersee [inaudible] greatest female athlete. standing with the worlds greatest. the reining queen of track and field. the opening of the [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee. gold medal. the greatest we have ever seen. [inaudible] jackie joyner-kersee comes to the finish line. [i

john lewis was and still is a giant of the movement. the georgia congressman is in philadelphia today to receive the prestigious liberty medal as we take a look back at his humble beginnings. john robert lewis comes from a big family and born in 1940, one of 10 children. >> all of this used to be a field. we all had our chores that we had to perform. john's chore was to feed the chickens. >> as a young boy lewis decided he wanted more than the work in the fields. >> protesting his parents when they had one of his chickens for dinner. >> but the civil rights movement unfolding the young john lewis was inspired. at age 16 he conducted his first formal protest at the whites only public library in troy alabama. the following year lewis wrote a letter to dr. martin luther king jr. and dr. king wrote him back. lewis embraced the philosophy of a nonviolent movement for change. he would be arrested time and time again for the cause. john lewis called it liberating. >> it showed him that being arrested for the right thing wasn't the end of your

today lewis visited the row home where dr. martin luther king lived in the 1950's there.he home has been vacant for 20 years and was slated for demolition but lewis and other lawmakers are calling for there home to be designated an historical landmark. >>> "action news anchor rick williams joins us live from the national constitution center where lewis will receive that libertine medal this evening and rick, you got a chance to speak to the congressman one-on-one, didn't you? >> i d-monica. thank you. folks are still filing in here to the national constitution center for the liberty medal ceremony that will start about 7 o'clock tonight and of course the recipient is the civil rights icon congress plan john lewis. i did have a chance to sit down with him just a few moments ago and to talk with him is really -- he's a walking history book as far as civil rights is that concerned. quite frankly. he marched with martin luther king jr., he staged so many sit ins and protests along the way even though being beaten and bloodied and he says tonight when he receives the medal he

congressman lewis fight tirelessly to pass the original voter rights inact 965. >>> john lewis is still fighting for social justice today in a one on one interview with the civil rights icon he showed no signs of slowing down. >> we must build on the past. >> reporter: congressman civil rights leader, liberty award recipient john lewis, well aware of today's police related shootings, violence in our communities and direction it has. >> i see today forceness america trying to take us back and many young people saying that we are not going back. >> reporter: some nfl players are kneeling or like a few philadelphia eagles on monday night raising their fist in protests of the recent rash of violence and social injustice, that has captured or nation's attention. >> i'm not only a roof what they are doing but i think they are doing what is good, what is necessary. their protest is protected by the constitution by the first amendment. some people may not like what they are doing but they are standing up, kneeling, that is speaking out. >> reporter: which he and his collogue did his in our nati

((kirsten joyce)) >>> the icon jerry lewis is heading back to the big screen. ((michael stevens)) >> coming up on good day see the script that convinced him to end his 20 year break from the silver screen. the exclusive interview -- next on the valley's news leader./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((sherry swensk)) i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible vegas local -- jerry lewis -- is rolling out new projects both on stage and on the big screen. after a twenty year absence from films -- lewis returns as max rose -- a widower who learns a life altering secret when hw during an exclusive denise valdez talked with him about his new film and upcoming shows. where he reveals dramatic acting requires more of a delicate balance th

obama, john lewis, or colleagues who are here. this is an immense location and i am delighted to be part of it. we have a sense of our state's history and destiny. we are one of the few states in the union that was formed for a cause. our cause was to in the barbaric practice of slavery. john brown was one of our most famous residents. the president was also a resonant kansas at one time. his cause was the undoing of the enormous crime of slavery. before he was executed for treason, he spoke these haunting and prescient words. brown, are now quite certain that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away but by blood. a great deal of blood was shed evene years that followed, after the civil war. the nation have a long way to go before we could realize the goals laid forth in our founding documents. bigotry, casual disrespect, and then ever present disregard for the americans wasican the rule and not the exception in our land. marchedn after dr. king on washington, even after rosa parks refused to give up her seat. even

lewis is currently serving a one-year sentence for nonpayment of child support. he says it was always hard to make ends meet without a high school diploma. but now, thanks to a program offered by the jail, he's just days away from receiving his ged. >> my mom's proud of me. finally can say she's proud of me. after a lot of other stuff, she's always worried about me in boxing, always worried about me getting hurt in competition and other stuff i do. she don't really like tattoos. but this is one thing i can actually say she's proud of me for. >> while lewis has made the most of his time at louisville metro, some inmates continue to struggle. the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has just been alerted to a disturbance involving an inmate currently on suicide watch. it is jail policy to document such calls on video. >> behavior has been self-abusive. today he is stating that he has swallowed items. he's told the officers he swallowed a comb. he was spitting up blood. also, we did catch him in an attempt to swallow part of a toothbrush. he's been strip-s

>> it honors a lifetime of work and there is nobody that embodies that more than congressman john lewis>> to me he is the last living vestage of what made the country help live up to its real creed that all men are created equal. >> youngest members of the audience recognized they too must do their part. >> a message a lot of people need to hear you can be successful and still fight for something real. >> now pastor said this award includes the dali-lama and mohammed ali and in very good company national constitution center. thank you christie delaware off campus house party led to 180 arrests over the weekend and sent someone to the hospital for alcohol poisoning and busted for under age drinking and it's affiliated with an unsanctioned fraternity and problems for people who provided alcohol to minors. a soldier convicted of murdering his girlfriend's mother will stay behind bars and sentenced caleb barns for killing 54-year-old cheryl of allentown and the judge told the smirking defendant he showed cowardness and lack of decency or empathy and must be removed from society for ever and

lewis black. doing a broadway show. you're doing a show on broadway right now. >> that's right. >> seth: and you started, i did not realize this. you started as a playwright before stand up comedy. >> yeah. because i wanted to know what poverty is really all about. >> seth: got you. >> and so i began as a playwright. i wrote plays until i was 40. >> seth: wow. and did they -- when did you know i don't want to do this anymore, i want to do stand up comedy? >> the turning point came when i finally had a play that was being produced at the alley theater in houston which is kind >> seth: okay. >> for writers. >> seth: so you're close. >> you know, the next thing is off broadway, broadway. so i'm getting there. that's like, what i really, you know that was -- i was hoping and we got there and the show was going on and it was a musical, that i had written with my friend rusty magee and it's opening night and the two critics were sitting across from us. behind the two critics is a woman that we invited her and she's been our b

you know, i'm so proud of you for letting lewis and pat stay. that's very "we are the world" of you. thanks, care bear. although i'm still not sure about that lewis guy. pat though? oh, he's great. i mean, you know, he's definitely a... a rescue, might pee on the carpet from time to time, bark at a minority, hump some legs. and waggin' that tizzy. tail. are you sure? carol, look at me. i got this. you're flirting with me. oh. pat: ...animal faces, inverted crosses, food... what else i got here? protective wiccan symbols, a deck of cards, uh, your angels, your demons, the guy with the spiky hair hatchets, rainbows. you know, it's just a small spattering of what i could draw on your jeans. got it. o... kay. you like hair? what? hair. you like it? on guys? hey-yo! i see you're all soaking up the sunshine that is pat. (both chuckle) what happened to your face? is brows? what?! okay! hey, hey! paatt, p, pat, no, no, no, it's okay. whoa! whoa! it's okay, huh? they're just razzin' me. they're just having fun, right, guys? we're having fun, all right? i

that suspect is michael james lee lewis. he mouthed the words "help me" to his family violating the court's rule of not communicating with anyone but the judge or his lawyer in court. lewis will need more than his family's help as he faces four charges of attempted murder because when police found a warrant, got a warrant to search his home, they found a gun and bullets that the crime lab matched to four of the ten shootings along blossom hill since may. a bill he has not linked with all of those shootings. people who live and work around that area feel a little better today. >> yeah. i feel better. feel a lot safer. >> definitely relieved. but i'm worried if somebody that senseless does something like that it could happen again. >> reporter: michael james lee lewis was arrested on unrelated charges in mid august. and between then and now investigators connected the dots to four of those ten shootings. while there have not been any additional shootings in that area since he has been in custody, police say they cannot yet rul

a civil rights icon is the newest liberty metal winner tonight and congressman john lewis of georgiaas a civil rights veteran received the metal before a warm crowd at the action news center and we are here with the ceremony highlights, high christie. >> hey there monica this is an award that goes out every year and at the national constitutional center celebrates the 150th anniversary and who better to receive this than congressman john lewis. >> it's my philosophy very simple if you see something that is not right, not fair, not just you have a moral obligation to do something. >> it's that creed congressman john lewis lived by decades and in the 60s met with violence with peaceful citizens and voting marches across the edmon-petis bridge and from georgia he still what's the heart of an activist. ♪ a lifetime of work that brings the civil rights titan to the constitution center to receive the prestigious liberty metal. >> there are so many other people that could be receiving such an honor. i feel more than lucky. i feel blessed. >> it honors a lifetime of work and there is nobody

police say that lewis was arrested last month on unrelated charges but officers then seized a handgunnd they searched his home and they say the shell casings matched the bullets recovered at four of the shooting scenes. all 10 shootings happened after midnight in the area of blossom hill road and monterey road, no one in the targeted cars was injured. lewis will be booked into the santa clara county jail on four counts of attempted murder and for being a felon in possession of a firearm good >>> a convicted sex offender says he's been falsely accused of kidnapping, san jose police say david lee russell assaulted tried to kidnap two women on separate occasions last week. yesterday russell talk with reporters from the santa clara county jail.>> i need to clear my name. >> russell looks different now than he did one week ago. he shaved his goatee and he dyed his hair and he said he did not grab either woman and he said in one case he was just trying to give a right to someone in need. >> i told her to make her feel better, she could take a picture of me and the car and we could call her

howard lewis jr./ubereats driver: there are a lot of choices on the food. but uber driver howard lewis junior knows they're going to have plenty of competition. other food ordering services like bite squad, seamless, and grub hub already operate in the but howard believes uber has what it takes to compete. howard lewis jr./ubereats driver: by using uber it's guaranteed that you pretty much get the best quality. vong manoroth agrees. he's the operations manager for soho sushi burrito, one of the restaurants teaming up with uber. vong manoroth/soho sushi burrito we believe in the uber brand and we don't want to put our brand in anybody's hands. restaurants, price range and expected delivery time. once you place your oder, restaurants tell uber drivers ready. let's say the time is 10 minutes: vong manoroth/soho sushi burrito the driver will be here right at 10 minutes and then on the detail map, it actually shows me what's the estimate from the store to the customer. but there's no oversight to ensure a

david schuman, near lake mead and nellis "lewis calls perez a nice guy with a gun. he seems polite, approachable, but in fact, north las vegas police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. they say if you see him, call 911 immediately. near lake mead and nellis, david schuman, 13 action news." here's another look at that police say alonso perez slipped out of his handcuffs at the he's accused of shooting and killing a man last month during a fight at a mcdonalds. this just in to our ktnv newsroom. new video of an suv that slammed into a wall at a home. this is over near lake mead and revere. metro responded to the scene to make sure everyone was okay. fortunately, no one was hurt. but there is a good bit of damage to the wall and the suv. the first woman elected to the powerful clark county vegas area has died. today, the clark county coroner's office confirmed that thalia dondero died yesterday of heart failure. dondero was 96 years old. we're following some new weather developments right now- 'newton' has been upgraded to a hurricane. this is how the sto

for republican state representative david lewis, who co-chaired the state's committee on congressional redistricting, it's simply impossible to take partisanship out of the process. >> i think it's more honest and up-front to say that as a republican i'm going to follow the law, i'm going to follow the rules of the law, and if there is a discretionary decision to be made, i will make it from my partisan point of view. >> reporter: the supreme court has long told states they must draw lines that provide for equal populations, "one person, one vote," and since the passage of the 1965 voting rights act has looked with suspicion on racially-motivated lines. but as a rule, the court has permitted redistricting with a partisan purpose. that's a point that lewis made in a remarkable display of candor on the state house floor back in february. the lines were drawn in part, he said, to give republicans the biggest possible benefit. >> a further criteria was partisan advantage. we believe that this map will produce an opportunity to elect ten republican members of congress. >> reporter: as for t

howard lewis jr./ubereats driver: there are a lot of choices on the food. but uber driver howard lewis junior knows they're going to have plenty of competition. other food ordering services like bite squad, seamless, and grub hub already operate in the valley. but howard believes uber has what it takes to compete. howard lewis jr./ubereats driver: by using uber it's guaranteed that you pretty much get the be vong manoroth agrees. he's the operations manager for soho sushi burrito, one of the restaurants teaming up with uber. vong manoroth/soho sushi burrito we believe in the uber brand and we don't want to put our brand in anybody's hands. but uber is a brand that we trusted. here's how it works: uber eats gives you a list of open restaurants, price range and expected delivery time. once you place your oder, restaurants tell uber drivers when the food is expected to be ready. let's say the time is 10 burrito the driver will be here right at 10 minutes and then on the detail map, it actually shows me w

the san jose police department's covert response unit arrested this man. 30-year-old michael lewis of san jose. he will be booked on four counts of attempted murder. police actually arrested lewis on august 14th on unrelated charges as they were investigating these shootings. as they followed up they got a warrant and searched his house. there they say they found a handgun. they sent that gun and shell casings recovered from some of the shootings to the crime lab. there it was determined that the bullets were fired from the gun found at lewis' house in four of the incidents. the shootings happened between may 4th and august 5th on blossom hill road between poughkeepsie and monterey. police also say lewis had an outstanding felony warrant for being a felon in possession of a firearm. live in san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you, katie. four oakland police officers are out of a job this evening for their involvement in the sex scandal involving a teenage girl. >> ama: the punishment doesn't end there. katie is live in oakland with our developing story. katie? >> reporter: the mayor announc

tonight, joseph gordon-levitt, comedian lewis black. music from calum scott. featuring the 8g band with matt garstka. >> ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is late night. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] >> seth: good. that's wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump will appear on "dr. oz" tomorrow, while his traditional doctor will appear on "law and order svu." i didn't know she took all of those pills. donald trump taped an episode of "the dr. oz show" today where he showed the audience a one page summary of a recent physical and here it is. [ laughter ] donald trump also reportedly told the audience he likes eating fast food because, quote, at least you know what they're putting in it. donald, 11 secret herbs and spices. their entire marketing campaign is literally based around how you don't know what's in it. they won't even tell you who the real colonel is. [ light laughter ] during the taping of "the dr. oz show" this afternoon, the results of donald trump's physical repo

lewis faces four counts of attempted murder. i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >>> developing right now, still smoldering. firefighters swapping up after battling a fire at a recycling center in san carlos. it happened at the shoreway environmental center onshoreway road. the massive conveyer belt that sorts recyclables is what caught on fire. it grew to a four alarm fire, meaning more crews had to be called in. the fire is now out. firefighters will continue to keep watch throughout the morning. >>> no police chief now to less us aers as well. oakland mayor libby schaaf says 12 officers are being disciplined and four fired after an internal investigation. the mayor says the officers were let go for attempted sexual assault, lewd conduct in public, and assisting in the crime of prostitution, among other charges. the woman at the center of the investigation, self proclaimed prostitute said she t slept with more than a dozen police officers. some she says while underage. >> i am deeply sorry for the harm that this scandal ha

. >>> break news at noon a suspect named after a teen is shot in a cvs in stoughton marcus pierre-lewis is considered armed and dangerous. i am chris mckinnon two teens are under arrest in connection with that shooting. we want to get you to nicole jacobs live in stoughton with the breaking details for us. nicole. >> reporter: chris, here's another look this is marcus pierre-lewis as you mentioned armed and dangerous. police areer is fopping -- police are searching for him he has sties to stoughton brockton and boston. two other jowl knives have been arrested and police say this new information this noon as stowton -- stoughton police search for the man they believe to be a gunman in a stoughton cvs shooting. >> we have a an arrest warrant for the third suspect who is a 2-year-old -- 23-year-old male marcus pierre-lewis who is armed and dangerous. >> reporter: an 18-year-old shot in the shoulder area in the store. >> the suspects walked in after he was in the store. and oughter -- and the all thecation took place. >> reporter: -- altercation took place. >> reporter: a 15 and 16-year- ol