. >> scott collegent, let's talk about florida. this is a state that both democrats and republicans put a lot of time and effort into. right now hillary clinton is ahead, but only slightly. a state that donald trump says he can win. >> he has to win. he leads by four points or more in 20 states. they only amount to 126 electoral votes. florida is one of those toss-ups. clinton is up by only two. it's a big state florida is a state where you see deep demographic divisions, as well as even within whites between those with college agrdegrees a those without. >> one thing that definitely provides further questions going forward is how turn-out will fair among these groups. the survey was conducted among registered voters. we'll be focussing more on likely voters in the coming weeks and trying to figure out which groups are likely to turn out at higher rates. it's not a simple calculus this year i think because both clinton and trump are relying on some relatively low turnout groups as really their base. >> has donald trump consolidated

charlotte has been on the edge since the police shooting of college lamont scott on tuesday. and his family and friends disagree what led to the shooting. and the family wants two videos of the shooting released. >> the videos that today,ed body camera and dashcam should be made available to the public, allow people to see it and allow people to draw some of their own conclusions. >> i'm trying to balance between transparency to the public but also knowing that we want that investigation to have the highest integrity and have all the pieces in place before that is completed. >> reporter: that curfew in charlotte is in place till 6:00 died down around 3:00 a.m. and unlike wednesday night, no arrests in charlotte overnight in regards to the overnight activities, but they have just arrested someone in connection with break into property the night before that is new this morning. >> they'll keep an eye on things in the very manies in the days to come. >>> new information just in. the tulsa, oklahoma police officer accused of shooting and killing an american man turned herself in

scott. >>> in the medical college of patient picnic today. more than 300 donors, survivors, recipients and families showed up, including derrick moazly and his kidney donor, joann. they went through surgery in july. >> i feel like i'm the luckiest person. i was able to improve his life to help him, wow, what a feeling. i can't even tell you that. it's priceless. >> they are great. both judges say great and encourage anyone thinking about donating an organ to do so. >>> up next in sports, the badgers with the big win in

scott. a tragedy that rocked the college football world this summer. this wed, cornhuskers paid tribute to the teammate who died here in wisconsin. sam fultz was one of two football players killed in a car accident in waukeshaw county where both had been teaching a at football camp. on the first full down, they honored fultz in dramatic fashion with ten players and without a punter. >> the huskers mourning the you can see they line up there, the reminder of how fragile life can be. how a teammate will never be forgotten. points toward the sky, one man short in the formation. but he will forever be in the hearts and minds of their teammates. >> emotional moment. they earned a penalty. but fresno state declined that penalty out of respect. in a horrible twist of fate. in that game, fultz's brother was a victim of a burglary. someone broke in to jordan fultz's home and car stealing $1400 worth of items, including tv. it happened sometime after the authorities plan to release more details this week about the discovery of the remains of jacob weatherling. h

now, i have to thank doctor stephen scott, president of wake tech community college. tors, the faculty and the students of wake tech. [cheers and applause] >> doctor scott told me that the enrollment is about 73000, and what a tribute to watch at this institution represents. and im huge supporter. [applause]. >> you know, i just see america differently. i think there is nothing we can't do if we make our minds up, roll up our sleeves, get it working together, support institutions like wake tech, support people like christine and that's what i intended to do. i want to thank your mayor, mayor mcfarland. thank you so much for being here [cheers and applause] >> state senator dan blue junior [cheers and applause] >> i also want to recognize linda coleman, candidate for lieutenant governor of north carolina. linda came so close last time and this time are you going to bring her over the finish line? [cheers and applause] >> i will tell you someone else i am excited about, that is the democratic candidate for the senate, former state representative debra ross. [cheers and a

i have to thank doctor stephen scott, president of wake tech community college. the faculties and the students of wake tech. [cheers] [applause] now, doctor scott told me that the enrollment is about 73,000. and what a tribute to what this institution represents. and i'm a huge, a huge supporter. [cheers] [applause] >> you know, i see america differently. i think that there is nothing that we cannot do if we make our minds up, roll up our sleeves, support institutions like wake tech, support people like christine, and that is what i intend to do. i want to thank mayor rick farland. thank you so much for being here. [cheers] [applause] >> i want to thank your state senator, and i also want to recognize linda coleman, candidate for lieutenant governor of north carolina. [cheers] [applause] >> we became so close. this time we are going to bring it over the finish line. [cheers] [applause] >> i will tell you someone else and i'm excited about. and that is the democratic candidate for the senate. former state representative deborah ross. [cheers] [applause] and i have

stephen scott, president of wake tech community college. pplause] all of the administrators and the faculty and the students of wake tech. and dr. scott told me the enrollment is about p 73000 and what a tribute to what this institution represents. and i am a huge, huge supporter. you know, i see america differently. i think there's nothing we can't do if we make our minds up and roll up our sleeve and get working together and support institutions like wake tech and support people like christine. i want to thank your mayor, mayor macfar land. thank you so much for being here. state senator dan blue junior. and i want to recognize linda coleman, candidate for lieutenant governor of north carolina. linda came so close last time. and this time are you going to bring her over the finish line? [applause] and i will tell you somebody else i am really excited about, the democrat candidate for the senate, former state representative deborah ross. [applause] i have watched the come pain and the intensity and the incredible passion she brings to it. w

college. eugene scott, both sides working the ref here.ure trump is not graded on a curve and the trump team is going strong. they don't want too much on stage fact checking. they believe it is unfair to trump. listen to kellyanne conway. >> if mr. trump has a disadvantage going into the debate is he is not treated fairly. that is obvious if you read many of the reports and turn on almost any station at any point of the day. the coverage is incomplete. it is all about him and negatively against him to overtly bias. >> so there was a lot of pressure on lester holt tonight of nbc. the moderator tonight to keep things moving and to keep it to time. depending on who you ask, to keep the facts straight or not. >> one of the best ways the trump campaign can prevent lester holt having to fact check is by sharing facts. that prevents that clearly. the reality is whether or not they respond the way they want him to or not. it will depend on what trump says and what clinton says and how voters are likely to interpret what is being said. there will b

scott. when could leave for college pride, excitement, and sadnessid but some parents have a more sah difficult time adjusting toa mog their new found empty nest. to help those having a harderp e time we're joined this morning by lisa doane a clinical hing aa psychologist. someps advice to parents and ki to i think it works both ways.ys it's a hard time for parents too let go of children that they have been there by their sidegor 417 or 18 years. a huge life adjustment. i hope these tips will make it t slightly easier for parents toen get through this. the hardestrdest thing is for parents to accept e guess i should say?say i don't know if there's one hardest thing. all of it is really difficult. having time. extra time don't know what to do with.h. really diving into focus on you. kind of almost finding otherndit ways to put your energy into join a book club at the libraryy invite a friend for coffee.f really one thing we know from kn years of research is that beingn active gis a really powerfull antidote to depressed mood andd sadness. use that don't wait untill you feel bettter to start thos

. >> and now, i have to thank doctor steven scott, president of wake tech community college. [ applausell the administrators and the faculties and the students of wake tech. and now, doctor scott told me of the enrollment of 73,000. >> and what a tribute to what this institution represents. >> i am a huge, huge supporters. [ applause ] >> you know i can see america differently. i think there is nothing we cannot do if we make our minds up and roll up our sleeves and get working together and supporting institutions like wake tech and support people like kristine. imd to thank yo i want to thank your mayor, mayor mcfarland, thank you so much for being here. i want to recognize linda coleman, candidate for lieutenant governor of north carolina. >> linda came so close last anytime and this time, are you going to bring it over to the finish line? >> yeah! [ applause [ applause ] >> i will tell you somebody else that i am excited about. former state representative, debra ross. [ applause [ applause ] i have watched the campaign she's run and the intensity and incredible passion that she bring

steven scott, president of wake tech community college. l the administrators, faculty and students of wake tech. now dr. scott told me the enrollment is about 73,000. what a tribute to what this institution represents. i am a huge, huge supporter i can see america differently. i think there is nothing we can't do if we make our minds up. roll up our sleeves, get working together, support institutions like wake tech. support people like christine. that's what i intend to do. i'm going to thank mayor mac far land. thank you for being here. state senator dan blue, jr. i also want to recognize linda coleman, candidate for governor of north carolina. linda came so close last time. this time are you going to bring her over the finish line? [ cheers ] i'll tell you somebody else i'm excited about. that's the democratic candidate for the senate, former state representative debra ross! [ cheers and applause ] i have watched the campaign she's run. and the intensity and the incredible passion she brings to it. i tell you what. we could lose her in wa

college park court. we're following the latest developments in the story. >> reporter: scott, it was around 2:00 in the morning when police arrived at the reserve at 66 apartment complex, that's on college park complex, that's where they found an 18-year-old man suffering from a stab after he was transported to the hospital. this is the second violent about involving a teenager this week. we were able to speak to some of his friends who said he was kind and loving and would give the shirt off of his back in you asked him. they were surprised that it happened and didn't understand where it came from. they said they were concerned for their safety. police are investigating what lead up to not releasing the teenager's identity yet we'll bring you the information when we get it. >> we will keep following the story and bring you up to the minute information on cbs2iowa.com and the latest at 10:00. >>> still to come at 6:00, union volleyball is always in the mix, why this year, the knights are closer than ever to wearing the have a few showers which have developed. some could get back into eastern iowa, but by sunda

with an outstanding warrant and they say -- when officers say they saw scott holding a handgun near his car, the village at college downs apartment complex. police say scott returned to his car, but when officer approached he exited the vehicle with the firearm. according to charlotte mecklenburg police chief, scott posed an imminent deadly threat to the officers who fired their weapon striking the subject. scott was later pronounced dead at the hospital. family members say scott was holding a book, not a gun. and speaking to our own witness, gabe gutierrez made the same assertion. >> he got out of his truck and walked behind his truck like this and was asking the police what is the problem. he got out of his truck and walked back out there, before he got out, the book fell off his lap. >> did you see any gun on him? >> i did not. no gun. it was a book. >> police say they recovered the firearm in scott's possession. this happened days after the fatal shooting of terence crutcher who was unarmed walking near his suv in the middle of the road. he was not following verbal commands. his family strenuously disagrees ci

kendra scott earring and necklace on. >> it'ssalso college colors tomorrow. >> hopefully you went to a school where teal was the >> you could do both. half (vo) we went to hollywood to ask thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, state of emergency. florida bracing for its first hurricane in more than a decade as tropical storm hermine strengthens overnight. fears of flooding and tornadoes along the gulf coast. >>> and another hurricane madeline lashes hawaii with flooding, powerful winds and massive waves. >>> brea two trumps, a fiery speech on immigration. >> you can call it whatever the hell you want. they're gone. >> doubling down on his promise to build a wall and making mexico pay for it. >> they don't know it yet but they're going to pay for it. >> a sharp cry from his meeting earlier with the mexican president. >> spectacular, spectacular hardworking people. >> the clinton camp calling it his darkest yet. >>> cruising to jail.

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college democrats. he supports hillary clinton. and scottniversity of new hampshire college republicans. he supports donald trump. guys, great to have you here. >> good morning. >> nice to be here. >> kevin, you supported bernie sanders but now you're 100% behind hillary clinton. what do you say to your friends and fellow millennials who are having trouble making that shift? >> i think you should definitely look at hillary clinton's plan on college affordability and student debt. you just played that clip of bernie sanders talking about so many people being saddled with student debt. with hillary clinton's plan, i know that i won't be saddled with student debt for the rest of my life and she has an actual plan to combat student diebt an make sure college is affordable for the middle class and everybody. >> what is it donald trump would do for millennials? >> i think donald trump -- what donald trump does for millennials is give them a new look into what washington can be. i think donald trump is not the establishment candidate. i think donal

scott, coming into this, hillary clinton still has the electoral college lead, but i think it's going to come down ultimately to these four states. we start with florida where the race has tightened. if donald trump can put that in his column, then we go to ohio where we've also seen polling suggesting that race is tightening. he get ohio, he goes on to north carolina. now, he's been trailing there, but that voted republican last time, so he's got hope. but then he would still need to democratic-leaning state, like pennsylvania. he get that, he'd go over the the top. tough, but what we see from today's polling is that he does have the momentum. >> pelley: insight from anthony salvanto. thanks, anthony. now, in another important story tonight, one marine recruit is dead, another injured amid allegations of brutal hazing during basic training. both men were muslims, and now more than a dozen marines could >> start crawling. >> reporter: training at the paris island boot camp is supposed to be tough, but a marine corps investigation found that earlier this year, a drill sergeant assaulte

heading to the game you can come see us before kickoff, tailgate with us, see scott sandborn there destroying a bunch of college kids playing bags. cbs 2 before every hawkeye game we have the stage set up right next to the statue of nile king that show out right next to my desk and it's awesome to hear those guys talk about how much they talk to the football players and everything they say and behind the scenes stuff so i sit there and listen the whole time. >> oh, yeah? they actually use my desk for the show. >> do they? transformation thursdays here. >> by the way mark morehouse polled us we also were not offered scholarship by any means. >> yeah, i was an undrafted give us a call. >> we've got fresh legs too. we aren't tired or beat up, no broken bones. >> well i'm older than you. every day is a little bit more of a struggle. >>> 6:18 on this friday morning if you're waking up with us in hazelton, 62 degrees, we'll be back after the break a touching moment when two flood victims are brought back together last month during historic flooding in louisiana - >>> welcome back. last month during historic flooding

colleges and itt tech shut down. we're following the story from san jose. scott, welcome.ow big of an issue is this for the schools? >> well, potentially it's a huge issue, tyler. we have been looking over the last several years at a fundamental change in the business model for these companies and these institutions. now, accreditation is a big part of the equation. there are a number of accrediting agencies, university of phoenix behind me is accredited by a different agency than the one we're talking about. the allegation is that the creditors have been not stringent enough, full of conflict and that's one of the main reasons that as a whole, these for-profit colleges have had lower graduation rates and more importantly, big defaults on student loan rates. you can't get into one of these -- can't get student aid, i should say, if your school is not accredited. and if this accrediter goes away, that's a big chunk of these institutions' revenues. >> which begs the question, will the loss of this accreditation lead to more of those schools shutting down? >> well, it's possi

. >> four amazing nights of college football coming to a fsu battling it out against ole miss at camping world stadium. we'll let scott smith get to the highlights in a moment. this is the latest major event at that stadium after it under went a massive renovation. it's what orlando boss johnson thought would happen if the stadium got the mills of dollars it needed to make changes. it's something they fought for for years. >> this is a good start for what we promised and what we hoped we possible. >> tonight's game completely sold out been ole miss and florida state. more than 60,000 people packing camping world stadium filling hotels, spending money at restaurants. i'm sure more than a few visited theme parks in the orlando area. the city of orlando says it is the kind of stuff that will keep those big events coming again and again. >> city leaders say the end is near for the total demolition of the old inverted pyramid. that project was supposed to be done in february but some of the pier and a lot of the concrete st tampa bay.com reporting that demolition should be done by end of this month. the city says it was sa

college in raleigh. she'll be back in florida on friday. >>> governor rick scott will get a firsthand look at the mosaic sinkhole today. this comes a day after making change to pollution notification laws forcing companies to tell neighbors about accidents earlier. today the governor will get a briefing on how the company plans to do a better job. dep and mosaic say they are still successfully collecting and containing that contaminated water from the aquifer. right now 125 tests of nearby wells have been completed, over 300 tests still scheduled. >>> the miami marlins paid a special emotional tribute to night. fernandez died in eight booing accident over the weekend. fernandez died in a boating accident over the weekend. the crowd applauds. the team all wearing fernandez' number 16 gathered around the mound to honor the late pitcher. fernandez graduated from high school in tampa. he just announced days before his death his girlfriend pregnant. he and two friends died sunday after crashing into a jetty near miami beach. >>> a former verizon wireless technician in alabama is accused of selling customers'

colleges. lemonis: do we have $300,000 of orders? scott: not yet. lemonis: okay, so that -- that's -- my issue isn't putting money to chase the business. my issue is putting money in and not knowing what scott's gonna do with it. scott: i know you about want to shoot me right now. lemonis: [ chuckling ] i do kind of want to shoot you. i do, because i feel like it just never ends. you see, when i look at the $85,000, the question is should it go into a new machine for orders that don't exist, or should it go into new inventory, where i know i have a guaranteed return? scott's not willing to take the time to do the analysis. that's my issue. i think the concern that i have, scott -- and, you know, we've talked about this -- is that our original deal was for me to put $630,000 in the business. i'm now well over 1 million bucks. and every time that phone call comes, right, it's, "we got to get an order out. this is burning down. that's burning down." but i'm not sure where the end of the hole is. and so how much money do you think you need right now to

stephen scott, president of wake tech community college. [applause] sec. ll the administrators, the faculty and the students of wake tech. [applause] sec. clinton: now, dr. scott told me the enrollment is about 73,000. what a tribute to what this institution represents. and i am a huge, huge supporter. [laughter] sec. clinton: you know, i just see america differently. i think there is nothing we can't do if we make up our rol roll up our sleeves, support people like christine and that is what i intend to do. i want to thank mayor mcfarlane, thank you so much for being here. [applause] sec. clinton: state senator dan blue junior. , [applause] sec. clinton: i also want to recognize linda coleman, candidate for lieutenant governor of north carolina. linda came so close last time. this time, are you going to bring her over the finish line? [applause] sec. clinton: and i'll tell you somebody else i'm really excited about -- that is the democratic candidate for the senate, former state representative debra ross. [applause] sec. clinton: i have watched the campaig

college campus. police say an n-c state student was held up in the governors' scott courtyard.. behind 'kilgore - hall' on north campus. officers say the man demanded her phone at gunpoint .. but she refused to give it up. the victim wasn't hurt. have several security measures in place to keep students safe at night. you can read about those and other safety tips right now at abc- 11-dot-com. the "search is on" tonight... for a 'killer'. 'durham police' -- now 'identifying' a man -- found 'shot to death' last night -- as 34- year-old "larry - donnell". officers responded to the '900 block' of 'east main street' -- near 'elm street'.... ...and they found 'donnell' -- with a 'gunshot wound' -- 'dead' -- in the street. right now... police have 'not released' a possible 'motive'. break-in' and 'shootout' -- that 'killed' -- a 16- year-old high school student. authorities say "jalen - johnson".... was 'armed' and wearing a 'mask' -- when he 'tried' breaking-in to an apartment on 'east woodcroft parkway'. johnson 'exchanged gunfire' -- with the tenant. johnson 'died' - the tenant was

something in the college drying and things like that. that's very nice. scott sabol is going to try to on his thursday night cement good to see you. we're talking about that ottumwt equinox.u fire packed up the little thisue is i think we got good morning. good morning, everyone. he was a lifelong resident of lorain county father of three a father of three children for patrol officerrr fr more than two decades touching so many lives throughout his life the hundreds possibly thousands are expected to showos pay their respects while are working, he was shot from: i 90 west calling hours a large turnout is also expected along the 6-mile routed difficult day for many especially law enforcement the large turnout shows how important he was to his community. >> you have a law enforcement who was dedicated that life and to into making their community veteran to see allak it goes straight to your heart. that constrict it goes straight enforcement'se hard. for the family, i can't think there is a greater respect for the community that it is doing to honor of its own. >>

the race is also tightening in the swing states that decide the scott, coming into this, hillary clinton still has the electoral college lead. but i think it's going to come down ultimately to these four states. we start with florida, where the race has tightened. if donald trump can put that in his column, then we go to ohio, where we've also seen polling suggesting that race is tightening. he gets ohio, he goes on to north carolina. now, he's been trailing there, but that voted republican last time, so he's got hope. but then he would still need to win one more democratic-leaning state like pennsylvania. if he gets that, he'd go over the top. tough, but what we see from today's polling is that he does have the momentum. >> insight from anthony salvanto. thanks, anthony. the "cbs overnight news" will be >>> now, in another important story tonight, one marine recruit is dead, another injured, amid allegations of brutal hazing during basic training. both men were muslims. and now more than a dozen marines could face punishment. here's david martin. >> reporter: training at the parris island boot camp is supposed to be t

scott, coming into this, hillary clinton still has the electoral college lead. but i think it's going to come down ultimately to these four states. we start with florida, where the race has tightened. if donald trump can put that in his column, then we go to ohio, where we've also seen polling suggesting that race is tightening. he gets ohio, he goes on to north carolina. now, he's been trailing there, but that voted republican last time, so he's got hope. but then he would still need to win one more big, democratic-leaning state lik pennsylvania. if he gets that, he'd go over the top. tough, but what we see from today's polling is that he does have the momentum. >> insight from anthony salvanto. thanks, anthony. the "cbs overnight news" will be almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth september is childhood cancer awareness month. what better time to donate to st. jude children's research hospital? where families never receive a bill . cbs cares. >>> now, in another i

college. that big bad dude loved god. scott's family said he was sitting in his car waiting for his kids to get off of the bus. police were in the area searching for a suspect. scott wouz not that suspect. but the police chief said scott exited the vehicle with a firearm and then got back in the car and when officers approached they gave loud and clear instructions heard by witnesses to drop the weapon. inside keith lamont scott got back out of the car, weapon in hand. he was shot and kill by an african-american officer with two years on the force. the chief said they didn't find a book but they did find a gun. as to whether keith scott was pointing that gun, the chief said that it's unclear. the scott family as you said has also viewed the video and said it is inconclusive. >>> joining us now, former republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson. good to see you. >> you too. >> so as you see the race relations once again appear to reach a fever pitch in this country, whenever we see an incident like this which actually statis

college how friend and family carry on their spirit. >>> charlotte's chief of police investigating the shooting of keith scott. the chief outline he saw when reviewing several videos of the incident. >> the video does not give me absolute definitive visual pointing a gun. i did not see that in the video that i reviewed. so what i can tell you, though, is when taken in the totality of all the other evidence, it supports what we've heard in the version of the truth that we gave about the circumstances that happened that led to the death of mr. scott. >> that's the chief, as well as charlotte's mayor behind him. they spoke extensively this morning on the shooting and last night's protest. robert richardson was t joins us live from charlotte. robert, you have been covering this for two days now. brings to speed. >> reporter: the mayor talks about the city she loves and charlotte has a from tradition of collaboration and peace. right now, city leaders are collaborate with community leaders to try and find peace after yet another night of violence in the city. police arrested 44 protestors overnight from charges ran

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scott channel6 "action news." tam. >> looking forward to that. thank you, katherine. >>> also happening today, bucks county community college will hold an informationsion for potential students who have been turned away by itt tech. they abruptly closed down entire after an announcement that the government would not give students federal aid to attend the school. that meant a loss of $580 million in expected funds. this affects four locations in our area. the department of investigation has been -- department of education has been investigating itt since 2004. >> this is brand new. a bucks county community has decided to keep its police department following a lengthy and highly charged borough council meeting. it was standing room only at last night's meeting in pendel at issue, whether to continue funding there own police department or outsource the service to nearby middletown township. the borough council president says outsourcing would save residents money and lead to more resources but critics argued they would lose much more including their personal relationships with officers. pendel police bottom line is staying. >>> police are working to

scott, thank you. it has to be rocking. i could barely hear you. on the college level howard has a big test against the terps tomorrow. they travel to college park for the season opener. new maryland head coach d.j. durkin will make a debut on the sideline. the terps went 3-9 last season losing eight of the last nine game of the season. byson coming off a disa -- the bison coming off a disappointing season as well. they only finished one game last year. finish 1-1 noon kickoff at maryland. we should be on the lookout for culture change in college park. don't be fooled. tennessee was almost upset last night by appalachian state. leon: don't take anyone for granted. robert: not now. leon: thanks. michelle: woman who sparked a change -- [inaudible] leon: first, protest outside the california jail after the man at the center of a case that caused international debate is set free. michelle: new developments in the case of the exstanford swimmer whose six-month sentence for sexually assaulting unconscious woman sparked nationwide backlash. brock turner is a free man af

hear from college students in ohio where turner is expected to travel tomorrow. >>> i'm scott budman. a huge explosion takes down two tech companies. coming up, the latest from both spacex and facebook after the satellite explodes. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. a lot of blue sky tonight. tracking labor day weekend forecast, plus an update on two different hurricanes expected to impact traveling plans this weekend. >>> at nbc bay area we investigate to hold the powerful accountable. now we're expanding our resources to solve your consumer problems with "nbc bay area responds." introducing our new consumer investigative center. we respond to every call, every e-mail. we'll investigate your complaints, hold businesses accountable and return your money. call 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/response. nbc bay area, we investigate. . >>> closed captioning sponsored by airport home aflieppliance dg their huge labor day sale. >>> and less than 24 hours from stanford brock turner will walk out of a santa clara jail. he was convicted on three counts of sexual assau

college. it is my pleasure this evening to welcome scott hardwick. i hope everyone is familiar with them. a longtime historian at gettysburg national park. during that time, as you will know he has given the american public fantastic and engaging viewers -- tours. we are fortunate to have him about. talk to us we honor scott with the scott hardwick fellowship given to four historians from the national park service. the national park service -- sorry to say, they provide very little training for their frontline historians. they have a lot of training money for their superintendents, but not many for their historians. we are ablee that to enable these historians to come here and engage and converse with these dollars, to meet the general public. it is one of the things we are very proud of. scott, we are waiting for the check so that we can fund your fellowship. i hope that is in the mail soon. one of the things scott has been able to do during his very, very busy career is he has been able to done his own -- do his own scholarship. he has done a very successful book, not on gettysburg, is

college downs apartments. our officers observed a subject, mr. keith lamont scott, inside a vehicle at the apartment complex. armed with a handgun. the officers observed him get back into that vehicle at which time they approached the vehicle to engage the subject. the officers gave loud, clear verbal commands which were also heard by many of the witnesses. they were instructing the subject to get out of the vehicle, to drop the weapon. in spite of their verbal commands mr. scott, as i said, exited his vehicle armed with a handgun as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. he stepped out posing a threat to the officers and officer brently benson subsequently fired his weapon striking the subject. the officers immediately requested medic and began performing cpr. medic responded and transported the subject to the scene -- to cmc where he later was succumb by his injuries. our detectives through their investigation recovered the firearm that the subject was holding in his hand when he got out of the vehicle. it was in very close proximity to the subject. as for our departmental protocol, officer vinc

the claim put the college on high alert most of the day but the police say the student eventually said the attack never taunton man accused in a fatal drug overdose. scott reynolds is charged with manslaughter and several drug crimes for the death last april of marc esperanca. the 25-year-old esperanca died of an overdose of fentanyl, a powerful painkiller. prosecutors say the victim bought the drug from reynolds, who was allegedly selling drugs out of his girlfriend's house. that girlfriend also faces drug charges. a second person has died as a result of a collision during a boat race on a taunton pond on saturday. our partners at the brockton enterprise reporting 67-year-old stephen joy of bangor, maine died at rhode island hospital. 39-year-old mark greene moultonborough, new hampshire was declared dead at the scene after a three-boat pileup during the bill giles memorial regatta. a third boat driver suffered minor injuries. ed: the crash is still under investigation. a wild find in a forest in western mass. take a look at all the pot plants. last night, massachusetts environmental police officers located a large marijuana grow site within the daught

scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois in new york. thanks for joining us. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, many students are carrying more student loan debt. ayotte voted to cut pell grants and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. for new hampshire students and families, kelly ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advocacy fund is responsible >> dan: tom brady has one final appearance as week one in arizona looms on the horizon. and the regular season is right around the corner. for those trying to make the team, tonight is the final chance to make a lasting impression. some already have. >> intercepted. >> johnson making-- >> makes the catch in traffic. >> catch is made. in for the score. touchdown, patriots! >> dan: it's not a leap to say that the pressure is on.

college downs apartments. our officers observed a subject, mr. keith lamont scott the apartment complex. he exited the vehicle armed with a handgun. the officers observed him get back into that vehicle at which time they approached the vehicle to engage this subject. the officers gave loud, clear verbal commands which were also heard by many of the witnesses. they were instructing the subject once he got out of the vehicle to drop the weapon. in spite of their verbal commands mr. scott, as i said, exited his vehicle armed with a handgun. as the officers continued to yell at him to drop it. he stepped out, posing a threat to the officers, and officer brentley vinson subsequently fired his weapon, striking the subject. the officers immediately requested medic and began performing cpr. medic responded and transported the subject to the scene to cmc where he later would sum come by his injuries. our detectives through their investigation recovered the firearm that the subject was holding in his hand when he got out of the vehicle. it was in very close proximity to the

scott. lots going on tonight. quite a game. >> absolutely. plenty of surprises. week one of the college football season. houston over oklahoma. wisconsin over lsu. tonight number four in serious trouble. at least early on. at the citrus bowl in orlando. let's go there now. florida state's 6-0 in season openers in the jimbo fisher era. he is getting his team fired up. chad kelly, yeah, that florida state secondary was having trouble covering those wide outs. that led to this. first score of the game. a few yards out 7-zip old miss. kelly had three touchdown passes. another big game to evan. 26 rebels score another touchdown on the drive. nothing working for the seminoles. watch this one. calvin cook you think he is going score. he drops it on the three yard line. can you believe it? that's just kind of the first half and how it went. he would settle for the field goal. fsu trying to flip the momentum. scrambles and in the second half making magic happen with his feet. 28-23 ole miss. florida state taking the lead. this just after a couple of turnovers here. ole miss fumbles the ball. florida state takes