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we'll be right back with scot bakula!applause ) ( band playing ) 3 * (f♪ot steps) (crickets chirping) ♪ (jet engine) ♪ (heart beat) ♪ (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ♪ ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! welcome back, everybody! just a friendly programming reminder, we're going to have the world's most handsome horse in only 11 minutes and 12 seconds. stay tuned. you're going to want to be able to tell your grandchildren you were there. ( laughter ) but first, my next guest tonight is a good friend of this show. he starred as sam beckett on "quantum leap" and captain jonathan archer on "star trek: enterprise." he now stars as special agent dwayne pride on "ncis: new orleans." please welcome, scott bakula! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> thank you! >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> they just ease you out here. you don't even know it's over. >> stephen: i've got to ask you this, did you see the horse? >> so here's the deal about the horse. while you a

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protests and violence sparked by keith scots death. >> . shot and killed by police earlier this week. the shooting was captured on camera. scots family watched the video today and want police to release it. >> >> >> meanwhile. police say the man who was shot during last nights protest. has died. >> new informs information tonight about two police shootings. in tulsa oklahoma. where a warrant is out for the arrest of a police officer. officer shelby fatally shot 40 year-old crutcher. before his suv after his suv broke down. her attorney says she believed he was acting pe cue hrar. and ignored commands. and was afraid he was reaching for a weapon. when she fired the tpaeu tpaeu fall shot. >> . >> fatal shot. >> . breaking new developments in the attack on a 71 year-old woman in boulder county. just within the last the u.s. marshall service took the hitchhiker accuseed of attempted phur into custody. >> . now in police custody. we're hearing from the family of the woman. beaten in the attack. the son of 71 year-old says his mother has broken b

scot was armed with a handgun. >> reporter: police say a gun was recovered. >> his family claim it wasn't a gun, it was a book. >> pow pow pow pow that's it, he had no gun. >> reporter: now a neighbor who was there said there was no gun. >> he didn't get out waving no gun, he didn't get out like this, he got out like this. >> reporter: the officer involved in the shooting is black. >> overnight times we make it a -- oven times we try to make a black or whitish, it's really the uniform you wear, it's bigger than being black or white. >> reporter: police say there's dash and body cam footing of the shooting. they have released the video after the investigation which angered protesters more. >>> a man was shot and wounded outside of a home in burlington county on west third street. the victim was rushed hot hospital in willingboro. his condition is not known. >>> two police officers are in the hospital after a 26-year-old johnny flores slashed one of the officers in the face and head. the manner was sitting at officers after being taken into custody. >> has mental issues. i think that's what

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say no to the field sobriety test and if i had marijuana in my system, i would most likely get off scot-free. >> we're not able to charge cases submitted under the scenarios. >> he's a critic of it. he says the problem is one specific provision. it protects marijuana using drivers unlike any other substance. >> on the first page of the initiative, it states, driving while impaired by marijuana is illegal. but 13 pages in, it states, a this state soully because of the presence of marijuana in the person's urine or blood, et cetera. >> a blood test alone isn't enough to convict someone for driving under the influence of marijuana. >> to say it's illegal and then denying the evidence to prove it, it negates the claim. it's empty. >> other states with the laws on the nanograms per milliliter for a marijuana dui. similar to our .08 standard. and anything above it and you're legally impaired but it's not in this initiative. >> why don't we have that here? >> we're looking to do it but the science isn't there. >> he helped write it and impaired so it's unfair to set a limit that's inaccurate. >> it

will stay out here and continue nuv these folk these folks around and protesting the death of keith scot. we will monitor throughout the night and update as violence continues to charlotte. >>> more coming up on night line. new tonight a local man said his bloody face a result of a that sergeant is off the job. as hard as it is to at it is nothing compared what he is going through. >> reporter: he saw flashing lights but i don't know the reason of being stopped we were never explained way. . >> the driver was speeding and the rest of the story explains the black i didn't. >> he just ran up on me and hit me, the cop accuse offend throwing the bunch was a sergeant with the sheriff's office. >> innocent people are getting killed every day. >> police from jefferson assured them there is back up. >> he told me lof this was caught -- all of this is caught on dash cam. tomorrow. they drop the resisting and ubstricting charges today. >> is this guy going to hit me today and shoot me tomorrow and you believe the police are in the right all of the time and you feel they are there to protect you an

. >> reporter: scots family watched the video. charlotte police chief refused to share it publicly. >> we release it when we believe it's a compelling reason. i mean not going to jeopardize the investigation. >> reporter: an investigation controversies continues here. >>> live look you can see national guard troops coming off a bus here in tiptown area of charlotte. they are getting vest on and preparing to move in air area where protesters have gathered. they've been called in with the state of emergency here in the charlotte area. the governor adding them to the officers that will be on the ground here. hundreds more in this area through the night. we know that they will be stationed here as long as necessary. and that last night before the declared. 44 people arrested. charges ranging from failing to disperse to assault. preparing for a long night. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile the company yahoo has con if i recalled a huge data -- ya hooltd hoot hoo confirmed a huge data may have included names, e-mailsened phone numbers, dates

to the fairgrounds in watsonville. >> a quick on other fires in the area a small one broke out in scots valley last night north of highway 17. it started at a home at 9:30 the it spread to nine acres and was knocked down. firefighters are working to contain another major fire in sonoma. the sawmill fire has burned 1,500 acres. it is east of cloverdale and 45% contained. we checked at the sawmill fire all evacuations have now been lifted. now, we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco and the conditions the firefighters are facing are good and bad. >> it is going to be that way headed through the week. good morning, we will look at what is going on with the conditions, you can see 77 at 2,500' and 56 at 5,574'. but the winds are calm it will be breezy around the flame as they suck in the air. everyone is good right now, but inland east bay in the santa clara valley you have poor air quality this afternoon. here is a look a what will happen, tens are 90 today, and it will cool off starting tomorrow through the weekend, and, then, the breezes will pick up at 15 to 20 miles per hour so it wi

skyfox getting scots of university of phoenix stadium. nice dousing of rain, good for the field, coming up in a couple of weeks. downtown phoenix, a pretty wet day so far. is this hurricane paine? i'm only asking that so i can get a look. >> the tail end is over. that really does sound like a professional wrestler, doesn't it? maybe from the late '50s, or perhaps a boxer, a struggler, you know, john hurricane paine. i don't know. i'm probably going too far afield here, but what we are getting at is it is still raining out here. we would love to see it. here's a closer look. as we expected to see, one last gasp from this tropical event. sure enough, that's the case. once these clouds and showers are gone, we are going to break out the sunshine for the end of the day and bring on the good times as we heard toward the weekend. if you are out on the 60 or the 202 from guadalupe eastward, it's going to be a little bit wet. nothing too terrible coming very, very heavy rainfall at the moment. also pushing up forwards carefree. if you are heading

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. >> reporter: ashanti and mom attica became part of a hot national debate about what offended the scots is this line in the new policy. banning dread locks, twists, afros longer than two inches, and cornrows, which is even misspelled. attica, kentucky state legislature, immediately called her daughter's school. but it was after hours so she did what many of us do when frustrated, turned to social media. on twitter she wrote, so my daughter had registration today and let's just say she's not happy about the the tweet going viral within minutes. >> why not wait till the next day and call the school? and try to sort it out that way this. >> because it was fresh, it was on my mind, i knew i had the rest of the night to connect to other people who may also have some concerns about the policy as well. >> reporter: and she did. soon hundreds of responses. many from parents posting photos of their own children with hair-dos that would violate the policy. >> i talked to my girlfriends hair every single day. >> reporter: the tweet first striking a nerve here in louisville. >> i thought about comi

cbs news can scot coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,, captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the suspect is captured alive. an afghan immigrant is arrested in the bombings in new york and new jersey. >> as americans we do not, and never will, give in to fear. >> pelley: also tonight, terrorism again becomes a campaign issue. >> i'm the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield. >> hillary clinton talks tougher about my supporters than she does about islamic terrorists. >> shots fired! >> pelley: video captures the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black motorist in tulsa. and we'll remember when rock was young and loud. >> it was just like, "she loves- - ahhh!"

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. >> crews make quick work of a small fire in scots valley north of highway 17. it started at a home at 9:30 last night. it spread to nine acres before they were able to knock it down. firefighters are still working to contain another major fire this morning in sonoma county, the sawmill fire has burned 1,500 acres east of cloverdale and 45% contained. we just checked. right now all evacuations have be lifted. >> weather will play a key role today as the crews are on the fire line. >> straight to our meteorologist, meteorologist mike nicco and what they are facing. >> great question. a great way to look at things is what happened during the overnight hours and what will continue to happen. to the graphics, it is cool in the valleys down 500'. on mountains at 2,500 feet it is 78 degrees, bone dry and 13% humidity. the winds are calm. right now. we will talk about the win winshe next 24 hours. they are going to be variable and 7 to 10 miles per hour and at 2,500'. but they will be light. the temperatures are not so hot as yesterday 63 right new but the firefighters

the activist argue clalsed for an poi scot. they should stop spending money in charlotte. >> sin black live conot matter then or black dollar we're watching modern day lynching. >> these act vises say there will be be more marchs and protest. >> say said while they encolonel people to keep control they can't make those people keep control. reporting live in charlotte, robert richardson. cbs north carolina. >>> and this comes amid growing unarmed black man there. protesters took to the streets overnight in tulsa calling for the officer involved to face charnlings. crutcher was killed friday by officer betty shelby as he spoanded. radio from police shows he had his hands in air before he killed. he was shot when he reached the vehicle. the family says his window was rolled up. police s pcn in his suv. another officer used a taser just seconds before he was shot. >> we turn now to some breaking news right now out of raleigh. police are on the scene of a ms investigation. he's on the scene there live with the latest. good afternoon

. >> doctor scot says he thinks this is a good opportunity for people to get to know the trump >> . >> trump is expected to take part in a town hall discussion. that will be taped for the fox news channel program. air wednesday night. the town hall will focus on issues effecting african american and urban voters. everything will start bright and early -p at 9:00 a.m. clintons next campaign stop is a rally in florida tomorrow. >> . another busy day. >> . weather changes are coming. but a few days away. and really not that bad. >> we're not looking at for anything very dramatic. we are looking for a definite shift. at least in the medium term. we'll get into that in a second. take a look at the beautiful sunset. time lapse. >> cloud cover was just enough to add decoration. and then somerays. the rays that kind of bounce this next time lapse. i have to set up. we'll go to alaska. where temperatures are cool. but cold. north of the brooks range. if you're driving to the east. make sure you keep your shades handy. and exercise caution. >> a look at why we'll see the bright sunrise tomorrow

in scots valley at 574' it is 56 degrees. there is a difference on the terrain. the winds are light and variable that mushroom cloud nature of the smoke movement will continue today. today, the hottest day for the firefighters, at 90 but, to, 75. by the weekend, in the 60s, and the winds are going to pickup with the cooler temperatures. it is a catch 22. >> we have road closures because of the fire and c.h.p. has all local roads, no main highways or highway 17 or 151 and 101 not affected. mount bache at highland and at loma prieta they are close to each other east of the summit and mount madonna at pole line road and there are new evacuations to the west of morgan hill where we are getting the latest information from matt keller. avoid this entire area in possible. you want to let emergency crews do their work. i lack at mass transit in a few. >> thank you. an east bay couple is shaken after unloading groceries when two men wearing halloween masks attack them. >> scary stuff. the men shot and pistol-whipped the couple. amy hollyfield is in orinda. amy? all the co

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right here kicking off showers and thunderstorms across southeast new hampshire racing towards the scots. everyone the shower and storm threat will fade away early this evening. cold front now moving through new england as the leading edge of much more comfortable air. muggy across southern new england but feels like fall across southern canada. we'll talk more about it in a few minutes. >> there's more news today, a bus stop scare in norfolk, a 2-year-old boy hit by a car when witnesses say he stepped into the street. the toddler was rushed to the hospital. this afterno cuoco is live on the scene with more. >> we know the child was awake and stabilized before being transported. you'll hear in these calls just how tense it was here this morning. >> that child has been hit by a car. >> reporter: a scary 911 call wednesday morning made after neighbors in norfolk saw a >> a child is struck. >> reporter: witnesses told police the boy was walking to the bus stop with his brother and mother within he ran into the street. >> i heard the screaming and yelling of the children and the parents that

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scot radical and more influential in recruiting for isis over the years than anjem choudary. >> anjem's been arrested, but for me, it's 7 years too late, my stepbrother is already in prison. he's already been radicalized. sharyl: this high-ranking obama general was dismissed for speaking openlabout defeating islamic hadists. but general michael flynn still has a lot to say about how we can win the war. gen. flynn: we have to first clearly define the enemy. ? sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. we begin our second season o anniversary -- september 11, 2016, 15 years to the day after the attack on america by islamic extremists. that day fundamentally changed our lives and the world as we it. today, we examine thcost of terror in the decade and a half since. we start with the terrible toll of that morning. 265 people died on four planes boded by suicide hijackers. 2606 were lled in the rld trade center and surunding area. 125 lost their lives in the pentagon. 6,000 more were injured. launched the war on terror and that war continues today. islamic terrorism is on the r

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so in most cases, the individuals are going scot-free because of high-level corruption.narrator: only an estimated 10% of traffickers ever get caught, and for those that do, penalties are usually small. massive numbers of elephants have been slaughtered for ivory before. knights: 1970 and 1989, african elephant numbersrs fell from 1.2 million to a around 450,000. narrator: ththat was more than half of the entitire elephant population of africa at that time. in the mid-1980s, the environmental investigation agency, or eia, an independent nongovernmental group, uncovered evidence about the scope of the ivory tradede. they filmed secret c chinese ivy carvrving factories in dubai.. raw ivory was being partially carved there to avoid export permit costs when it was shipped to asia.a. thornton: there were 60 carvers working 16 hours a day carving ivory, and there were bags of ivory stacked 10 feet high. and those operations in three years went through 1,000 tons of ivory. narrator: the eia identified three chinese and one kenyan sysyndicate involved in the operatation. these f

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. >> reporter: other republicans u in congress told us they arey unnerved by trump's fascination scot putin. scott, trump has promised if elected to seek closer ties with moscow. the great unknown-- at what cost? >> pelley: major garrett, thanks., now, lle clinton and trump last night on the issues. >> we have to defeat isis. that is my highest counter-or terrorism goal, and we've got to do it with air power. we've got to do it with much more support for the arabs and the kurds, who will fight on the ground against isis.un into iraq ever again, and we're not putting ground troops into syria. >> i think under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. we go in, we defeat somebody,do and then we don't know what'r we're doing after that.os i mean, we lose it. like, as an example, you look at iraq, what happened, how badly that was handled. and then when president obama took over, and he took everybody out. and, really, isis was formed. winning. w if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy exactly what my plan is. >> i have been ver