nichole: and we're following this breaking news. patriots tight end rob gronkowski out for weeks and set to undergo back surgery ed: right now, police identify the suspected bank robber, who held several people hostage inside of a jacksonville credit union today. deandre shuman is now in police custody. an initialall 911 cported a bank robbery. a second call indicated someone turned out not to be true.t 11 hostages were eventually freed after a two-hour standoff. series of deadly tornadoes and wildfires swept through several states. nichole: right now the worst is over, but the damage has been done. many returning to their homes to find nothing left. reporter: the view from the air, showing piles of debris and wood, all across this wood, all across this neighborhood, once home to families in alabama. >> we were all holding onto each other crouched down on the floor dear god please let me live througis. reporter: this, is all that's left of a daycare, and the town of rosalie, hit hard, so many homes and businesses here, leveled. in m

we live in memphis for the funeral of 29 year old tyree nichols. ah, unearned taylor, this is out there alive from london. also coming up a solid protest on the 2nd anniversary of min mars military coups. the doors of shops and offices defiantly closed. hope frances meets victims of the war in the democratic republic of congo, and condemns brutal atrocities in the east of the country. and the u. k is largest coordinated strike action in a generation half a 1000000 people walk out, demanding better pay and conditions. ah and who begin in the u. s. city of memphis, where the funeral is due to be held for terry nichols, the 29 year old who died last month 3 days after he was brutally beaten by police body cam footage of incident shows nichols being beaten for 3 minutes. the 5 officers involved have now been charged with 2nd degree murder. but his death leaves unanswered questions about the nature of policing in the u. s. if you know is being held at the mississippi boulevard christian church in memphis, and is being attended by members of nichols fami

nichole: a baseball all-star, killed in a tragic crash. the reaction from around the league, forcing a change of plans for the red sox today. colder air is moving in. i'm tracking the frost advisory in some areas. and wet weather on the way. announcer: from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at five. reid: another officer involved shooting is under investigation right now. this one in new hampshire. claremont police say an officer shot and killed a man on congress street just before five dispatchers received a frantic 911 call who told them her daughter was trying to kill herself with a knife around 11:30 this morning. police say when the officer got here he was confronted by a hysterical woman with a knife. the woman followed him, ignoring orders to drop the knife. that is when the officers shot her. >> when i was standing down there, i saw her laying on the ground. you could see the blood on her shirt. >> we talked to neighbors who say the woman has a history of depression. she is now facing charges for assault with a danger

nichole: breaking news in texas. this man may have information regarding an ambush murder on a san antonio police officer. he was a 20 year veteran of the force. we have the clues investigators are following. reporter: investigators are combing through surveillance footage to try to find more images of that man and figure out where heas. they are also looking for the public to help them identify this man. he may have information about the murder of benjamin marconi who was shot during a traffic stop just beforeoon on sunday. the detective was a 20 year veteran of the force. he was in his cruiser writing a traffic ticket for a driver is he had pulled over when an unknown suspect possibly driving this car parked behind the cruiser and ambushed him. >> driver side door, he shot the dinner -- the detective striking him in the head. he then reached through the open window and fired a second shot ich also struck the detective in the head. reporter: police say this man they have the answers they are looking for. as for the

nichole: there was no emergency. it was a hoax fueled by a malicious hack, taking over people's cell phones when they clicked on this link being spread on twitter. andrea jara clicked and lost control of her own phone. >> it was a black screen that kept saying 911, 911. every time you clicked end, it was just calling calling calling calling. nichole:he those warning of the major public safety issue. in washington state tonight, an 18-year-old man has been arrested for investigation of data service interference. police say he claims he spread the link after getting it elsewhere. law enforcement are warning tonight the same link is being spread nationwide. and once you click, the only way to stop your phone from calling into 911 centers is to power it off. italy. this one a magnitude of 6.6, much stronger than the one that killed 300 people two months ago. heavy damage to the region, but no deaths have been reported. officials say the recent earthquakes in the country were foreshocks to this one, and that more powerful

nichole: commitment 2016. donald trump on the defensive, in light of a new report suggesting he lost so much money in 1995 that he didn't have to pay federal income tax for nearly two decades. nicole estaphan reports, the clinton campaign is now calling on trump to release the rest of loss, a number highlighted in the front pages of what appears to be donald trumps 1995 tax return. documents anonymously leaked to the new york times last week. >> i suspect it was a painful loss for mr. trump nicole: perhaps the financial wreckage of three failed casinos and an airline businesses. we sat down with patrick connolly a tax partner with blumshapiro in quincy to explain what it means. >> it is not unusual as long as it is business related you get to carry forward or back those losses nicole: the deduction so large it could have allowed trump to avoid paying federal income tax returns for nearly two decades. something he did not deny during last weeks debate. >> they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> tha

on book tv is author tom nichols. his most recent b >> joining us nows on booktv is the most recent book our own enemy. recently retired as us naval war college professor. professor nichols last couple of years you have been hearing that democracy is in danger do you agree? >> absolutely. and because of us we are under attack electoral system has been under attack and then try to influence the publicin and interfere with public debate in the united states. we the people as citizens to become more narcissistic. and those are the kind of values and behaviors from a liberal democracy. >> we'll have you expand on one of thosent points. one of the most important ingredients of the decline of modern democracy is narcissism. >> after a pandemic it has been the real pandemic affecting as 40 or 45 years. we actually have indicators and metrics people really have become more narcissistic about themselves and less able to empathize with others or extract way from their own interest to think about other issues. and not just about

nichols to. i want you to comment on something i heard, i don't know if it's true, but it frightened me if it could be true, that there's a bill that was going through the arizona legislature that if someone is arrested at a demonstration or even photographed at a demonstration where violence happens, they can apply repost statutes and take their property just like they do in, say, drug raids and things like that. and for me, you know, i was going to washington for the women's march, and then a family issue came up and i couldn't go. but if i thought i was going to be at a place where there might be some violenced and photographed and my property taken, it would stop me me from going. >> guest: wow. >> caller: and i teal like people are trying, you know, we're trying thousand to get -- now to get every individual to step forward and to their part, but that's a good way to squelch that, if that's true. >> host: thank you, connie. a new potential use of technology. >> guest: sure. i love connie for

on book tv is author tom nichols. his most recent book is called our own worst enemy the assault from within on modern democracy. he is recently retired as a us naval war college professor professor nichols last couple years. we've been hearing that democracy is in danger. do you agree with that? and if so, what does that mean? absolutely agree with it. and i think it's in danger because of us. we are under attack. our electoral system has been under attack from authoritarian systems that have tried to influence the public and to interfere with the public debate in the united states, but the biggest danger is that we ourselves. we the people as citizens i think have become less civic. we've become more narcissistic. less participatory more transactional and i think that those are not the kind of values and behaviors that can sustain a liberal democracy. well, i'm going to have you expound on one of those points and i'm going to quote your book first and you write that the most important ingredient in the decline of mo

so pretty good. >> nichole: looking good. time is now coming up in the 7:00 hour on channel 43, we're going to find out when the best time is to get a flu shot, and then hopefully we'll show you how easy it is. we get one on air. you're not a cryer or screamer, are you? >> no, as far as anybody knows. >> brian: also at 7:00 a.m. on cle43, how to pick a credit card that works best for you. we get answers at 7:40 this [ music ] >> brian: didn't we almost have it all? >> nichole: almost, brian. almost. >> brian: here's a live look outside. it was this day in 1987 whitney houston had the number one song in the usa with her hit "didn't we almost have it all." this is a live version of the song i'm told. for more r cleveland19.com. whitney houston could sing the phone book and sound good. you could win two tickets to dinner and a show at the hard rock rocksino. you have to log onto cleveland19.com to win. >> nichole: loving you makes life living. >> brian: that's what i hear all of time. >> nichole: here's some stories you need to

i guess that you know, in honor of tyree nichols and what's going on. i just want to ask you, given the informed place, what needs to happen at the federal level, what needs to happen at the local level to change this equation? well, let me start here as a former law enforcement officer and a police chief, i worked with some of the bravest, most compassionate men and women the profession has to offer. and we do know that the overwhelming majority of men and women who wear the uniform or good decent people who would risk their lives to protect strangers. but we've had some problems . certainly with george floyd. it was senseless. it was brutal. it was murder, it should have never happened. you're right, steve. here we go again with terry nichols senseless, brutal. it was murder. it should have never happened. and the person's responsible must be held accountable. but look, i did an up it shortly after terry nichols i did one after george flor to doug did another one after tyree nichols basely put in the responsibility for immediate change in the hands of

good morning, nichole. i'm at granger road and windfall road, and now that the sun is coming up, you can see the storm left quite a mess. take a look right here in the middle of the street. you can see branches and trees, downed power lines. it's a little bit of a mess all morning long since we've been back power. this road is closed, and you can see the barricade right over this way as crews work to restore power in this area. now, we've been looking at social media and have seen a few people's videos of this storm. take a look at teggy247 and what she went through yesterday. listen to a little bit. it's about ten seconds. you can hear that of her going through the storm, driving through the storm in medina yesterday. and then also on the other side of town, our photojournalist dave kraska shot this video of downed trees that's over on finn road on the other side of medina. you can see crews also working in that area to restore power. so we are getting word that the crews are out here and they are trying t

nichole: i'm nichole berlie. the new twist is adding to the questions that neighbors have. newscenter 5's shaun chaiyabhat is live at the scene with what we're learning. shaun? shaun: adding to the confusion of exactly what happened here, police confirm there were no arrests. but several of the tenants were raheem asseban was released without charges. >> when i see more than 20 cops, they take the gun in my face and they scared me. i'm very scared. shaun: if was people inside refused to leave, including raheem, who came out when he smelled smoke from this flash bang. >> i did not, because i was asleep. i worked yesterday 16 hours. shaun: neighbors on either side say they heard no gunshots and then were given no answers. >> they didn't tell us anything. nothing at all. that's what we are a little sorry, guys. shaun: they let you go in just said sorry. >> yet. -- yeah shaun:. he said that about a dozen people were detained coming putting an elderly woman. revere police say there were no arrests and the investigation is ongoing. nichole: a major military offensive ra military

i'm nichole berlie. reid: i'm reid lamberty. trump is also explaining why he lost to popular vote and should have won big. newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich has trump's other remarks. todd so far, there is no : evidence of widespread voter fraud produced by either the president-elect, or by anyone else. after making his claim, trump questions why the media isn't reporting on it. tonight, as a recount effort is moving closer in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin, comes this unsubstantiated accusation by the president-elect virginia, new hampshire and california. so why isn't the media reporting on this? serious bias big problem. tweets donald trump, without any evidence of his claims the president-elect has previously called a recount effort led by the green party, and supported by the clinton campaign, a scam he also tweets today, in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally. this is video of trump returning to new york tonight, afte

tyre nichols while he was on the ground, mr. nichols gets away.ut if you pay particular attention to what it said, the officer says when they catch him, i hope they stump him into the ground. i think that is the culture. if we want to make systemic change with policing, we have to address the culture. i think we do that by making complete, comprehensive change as it relates to policing. >> what about the police chief, though? do you think she should keep her job? >> well, i can't speak to that. one reason, she's been here for less than two years. she's come in and attempted to make change. but i think it is time for her to shake things up. she's on the clock. >> we were just interviewing a former nypd detective who said in some places they've now put restrictions on police officers when it comes to like low-level like traffic stops. they're no longer involved to be involved in them. we saw how a traffic stop led to the death of tyre nichols. do you think that should happen in the memphis police department? >> absolutely. in the city of memphis, we

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nichole says whoever broke into her home-- thought she was on vacation. the whole thing-- has her scared to be inside her own home. my daughter was crying, i was on the phone with 911, i had taking my daughter and jumping out the window, i was so terrified i didn't know what to do she was able to give me a description o she says there were three-- all of them teenagers-- and one of them wore his hair in a ponytail. mk-- 13an. video now out of kern county, california of one of the wildfires responsible for putting the valley under an air quality advisory. this is the cedar fire near bakersfield. with more on what it's doing to the air.. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan bryan. low pressure that brought the late night rain has moved on and drier conditions will not takes it's place. mainly sunny skies are expected with some residual humidity but not enough for rain chances within the city. high temperatures will shoot back up to normal values; ranging between 99 and 105 degrees valley wide. we will hold this pattern into thursday but pick

nichole: four people are dead a child and 3 adults in this house fire. the flames broke out at a home in greenfield on meridian street early this morning. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan is in greenfield, where an investigation is underway. nichole: the four victims found inside this home, the identities not being released as investigators work on determing window. >> tragic wake-up call as residents a look to see a neighbor's home up in flames. >> we could see them above the other hub. we were hoping some but he was not hurt. >> that gave way to a devastating reality. >> multiple attempts to get in and perform a rescue were >> still rising from the shingles, firefighters found for bodies, the youngest a little boy. >> it is heartbreaking. >> when he was -- >> neighbors spent the early morning hours on the victim's cell phone, hoping he would pick up. debris from the home shooting across the lot on sunday, children's toys, clothing, the markings inside. >> firefighters are processing this now. it is a very sad day for this family, the community and firefi

this morning we seek to understand how goldwater-nichols has impacted the effectiveness of u.s. military operations and what reforms may be necessary. where please welcome our distinguished panel of witnesses who will offer insights from the many years of experience in distinguished service. general norton schwartz former chief of staff of the air force and president and ceo of assist executives for national security. admiral james stavridis, former commander of u.s.-european command and u.s. southern command and currently thinking of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university and frequent appearance on various liberal media outlets. doctor christopher lamb, deputy director of the institute for national strategic studies at the national defense university. more than anything else the goldwater-nichols act was a result of escalating concern in the congress and in the country about the effectiveness of u.s. military operations. the vietnam war, the good of the hostage rescue mission in iran and the flawed invasion of grenada pointed to deep systemic problems in o

nichole: thank you, todd. donald trump is going after the fbi over its announcement about clinton's emails. shaun chaiyabhat has the new attack from trump. shaun: donald trump directly addressed that fbi announcement clearing clinton of any crime. falling back on his claim the system is rigged. >> the investigation into her crimes will go on for a long the rank and file special agents at the fbi won't let her get away from her terrible crimes. shaun: clinton emails, a trump campaign drumbeat now ending with a thud. the fbi clearing clinton. without charges. the bombshell just 2 days before the election. >> right now, she's being protected by a rigged system. you can't review 650,000 new emails in 8 days. you can't do it, folks. shaun: trump took his campaign to 5 states sunday. iowa, minneapolis, michigan, pennsylvania and virginia. he fell back on other campaign slogans. repealing obamacare immigration, the wall and jobs. just days before voters hit the polls trump left to tweak his message. doubling down des

and nichole knows that she relies on those medications to live. she's sick whenever she is. >> danner: police are asking to tip is too small to call them. >> i did something risky. >> danner: just days before the iowa caucuses, donald trump is holding a hefty lead in the polls. he has been unapologetic and brash. >>> the antiestablishment and anti-p.c. candidate with little experience may be experiencing a little shift. >> the establishment is against me really coming online. >> reporter: coming online in the form of bob dole. >> [indiscernible] donald and tuesday, i'm for donald trump. >> reporter: and henry mcmasterer, south carolina's governor and former member of the republican national committee. >> do you need donald trump as the president of the united >>> so what was the change of heart? >> folks are starting to realize, hey, if he wins the presidency, we're going to have to work with him. >> reporter: some say that it's about them shunning the number two. >> ted cruz is someone that most people know and they want to stop him first. >> rep

officers continue to hit nichols and use pepper spray.ichols eventually slumps over unconscious, but for 21 minutes no one on the scene appears to render the aid that might have saved his life. in just a moment, we'll speak to ben crump, the attorney for tyre nichols' family. shimon prokupecz joins us. the five now former police officers are charged with second degree murder. just a short time ago we learned that special unit they belonged to is now permanently deactivated. the police chief is disbanding it. >> reporter: this is significant, pam, because this is something family members, community leaders have been calling for, this disbandment of this cscorpion unit that the fie former officers were part of. they drove around in unmarked cars and were used to fight crime in heavy crime areas. let me read the statement from the police chief. she writes that in the process of listening intently to the family of tyre nichols, community leaders and the uninvolved officers who have done quality work in their assignments, it is in the best int

when he first made his way into nichole's room, he approached the bed. and touched nichole. tucker says her body was still warm. >> she obviously had not been there very long. when we made our way back into taylor's room, taylor was just the opposite. he was very cold to the touch. >> reporter: the way it looked to lieutenant tucker, taylor died much earlier than nichole. if he was right, taylor couldn't have killed his mother. tucker guessed someone else killed nichole and taylor, then placed the gun at his feet to make it look like a suicide. as tucker's team continued processing the scene, they found a promising clue outside. located a -- a rag with blood on it inside jason truck, in the back floorboard. it was very bright red. so, that -- that signaled to the investigators that that was fresh blood. >> reporter: the rag was sent to a crime lab for dna testing. >> for a rag to be somewhere else outside of the house with fresh blood on it, that's -- that's a significant find. >> reporter: with the evidence they had from the crime scene, investigators became more confrontat

at 5:30, we start with nichole berlie with the latest on the trump and clinton camps. nichole? nichole: after an often times contentious and bruising campaign, both presidential candidates back in new york, casting ballots this morning. donald trump with a morning stop to his manhattan polling place. >> you bet, with your help, with your help. voting in her hometown of chappaqua. the only thing left to do now, watch and wait. >> i'm not nervous, i'm very excited. it's a great opportunity. >> i'll do the very best i can if i'm fortunate enough to win today. nichole: not a lot of rest for either candidate, clinton touched down early this morning after a whirlwind final day in several battleground states. >> it is the most humbling experience, because you know i know how much responsibility goes with this. nichole: trump finishing his campaign with this late night rally in grand rapids, michigan. >> today is our independence nichole: neither candidate has a public event scheduled today until tonight, their watch parties set to be held just blocks apart in new york city. live in th

that's all we have control over. >> brian: and nichole tells us that dr. borland hopes the country can move forward from this election and at the very least have a sense of relief that the election is over. >> samantha: all right, good to see you again on this wednesday. it is 18 after 12:00 and, it is very cloudyut outside. we had rain this morning and then a little drizzle throughout the day. right now most of us are just contending with cloudy skies. i don't think we will see a ton, if any, sunshine today. the sun is setting earlier each day. so, i was hoping we would get a few peeks later in the afternoon. but, i don't know that that's going to happen for us. a few spotty little showers, some light drizzle here's southern cuyahoga northern medina and northern summit portions of stark and wayne counties, you might be seeing some light rain in these areas. the general movement of this is off to the south. so, tuscarawas county t wouldn't surprise me, southern stark county, if you saw a little light rain closer to 12:30 or 1:00. i don't think we will see

nichole: plus president obama , meeting with world leaders in peru. his message about the transition of power. mike: a biting wind will greet you tomorrow morning. i wish it were kind of travel you can expect as you head towards thanksgiving. >> a former patriot losing his nfl record today. we explain, coming up. announcer: a half hour news at the top of the 5 at four clock. announcer: you're watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. nichole: it's another working weekend for president-elect donald trump. he's holding a series of meetings at his new jersey golf club with potential cabinet contenders. reid: among them new jersey governor chris christie who once led the trump transition team. abc's mary bruce reports from the president-elect eager for another round of meetings, but a frustrated donald trump still venting about the broadway hit show "hamilton." >> we truly hope that this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> trump demanding the actors and producers apologize for addressing vice president elect mik

it comes as protests against nichols continue across the country.memphis. we will continue to follow this and other developments for about the day. laura: there is more violence rocking israel. police say a 13-year-old palestinian gunmen wounded two people today in east jerusalem, this coming the morning after another palestinian open fire outside a synagogue killing at least seven people. kitty logan is live in london with details on both attacks. >> reporter: this latest shooting took place in east jerusalem and it comes at a time of rising tensions in the city. israeli police say young palestinian teenager opened fire wounded a father and son, they were both rushed to the hospital and are said to be in stable condition, this follows the deadly attack outside and is really synagogue, the worst in many years, 7 people shot, 17-year-old woman. ten people were wounded and what is really police are calling a terror attack. police have made 40 more arrests. the israeli military is sending hundreds of troops to the west bank in response to the latest vi

nichols was apprehended. the second confrontation was characterized by the nichols family as this savage beating. the suspect complained of having shortness of breath at which time the ambulance was called. he was transported to st. francis hospital. the district attorney was contacted and it was determined that the tennessee bureau of investigation would handle this investigation. we did reach out to the memphis police department to get our hands on the police report, the incident report. they declined to give that to us. earlier we spoke to a family friend of one of the officers involved, emmitt martin iii. we spoke to beanie cobb, a retired sheriff and he said martin showed up in his office a few days after that appearing remorseful. >> i saw the pain on his face. he said he hadn't slept in five days. when he was expressing to me the things that went on, he was teary-eyed. >> reporter: cobb said martin defended his use of force saying he had to do what he had to do to get nichols into custody. pamela? >> t

nichole: and i'm nichole berlie. trump answering questions for the first time about that videotape that's rocked the campaign. live in st. louis missouri. emily: yes, the tone was set hear from the first second. it started with the biggest story of the campaign season. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. i apologized to the american people. i am not proud of it, but this women, what he thinks about women, what he does to women. emily: clinton comes out swinging. but trump came right back, blaming clinton over the deletion of e-mails while she was eight and said that he would take steps to prosecutor. >> because, you know what, people have been -- their >> everything you said is absolutely false, but i'm not surprised. i was told that it would be impossible to be fact checking donald all the time. it is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the line our country. emily: they begin to tangle over terrorists. >> she complains that

nichole. >> nichole: there's a new report out showing just how successful airbnb was in the from july 18th through the 21st 1900 people used the service. airbnb says behind chicago and louisville, the cleveland area is the third most popular midwest city for airbn fw. >>> if you needed an excuse to get to chipotle today, here you go. if you visit any of the 26 cuyahoga county locations, half of the cost of the meal will be donated to the north union farmers markets. the only thing you have to do is mention north union market before you make your purchase. >> tia: >> nichole: i needed an excuse to go to chipotle. >> tia: it's good. time is 6:24. today may be the perfect day, though, right, jon to eat inside. >> jon: absolutely. simply because we have a risk of severe storms as we make our way through the afternoon hours. we'll head to 82 by 11:00, 87 midday, topping out around 90 and taking a slide back down to 86 and 84 as we head to the evening hours, the soup in the air is going to be humidity and through. hour-by-hour details on that coming up in a few. >> nichole: new information

>> nichole: sure did. taking a look at traffic right now, a little slowdown on i-71 north by the jennings. it's down to 44 miles per hour, so a little slowdown there. as far as the akron maps, smooth sailing for now. there is construction on the turnpike westbound streetsboro to akron, and that could cause slowdowns during the rush hour. drive times are in the green. looking good and smooth sailing on this monday morning. time is 6:19. it could go down as the most watched presidential debate ever. i read between 80 to 100 million people expected to watch. tonight donald and hillary go at it. >> brian: wait and see what like tone, body language, and everything that goes beyond politics that you can watch for >> brian: welcome back. 6:23 on your monday morning. leslie unger, who you have all seen here before numerous from electric impulse communications. she teaches people, all kinds of people, ceos specifically how to communicate and get in front of a group and deliver that message. that's why we brought he

nichole: all right, thank you, and josh. now here's tom llamas with what's ahead on abc's world news. >> deadly bus crash. at least 13 killed, dozens hurt. donald trump losing ground in the polls and a police officer taking a ride along when a [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. the outside corporate interests bankrolling question two are trying to deceive you. here's the truth: every time a new charter school opens, it drains money from the existing public schools. that's 400 million just last year - according to the state's own data. which means real cuts to our kids - in arts, technology, ap classes, pre-school, bus service and more. that's why question two's opposed by the massachusetts pta reid: talked about it earlier. you think it's windy here, folks, think it's cold? nothing compared to mount washington. wind gusts over 100 10 miles per hour to 120 miles per hour. mount washington observatory -- pictures on facebook. more than three inches of s

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nichole: i'm nichole berlie. the patriots cruised to a win over the cleveland browns. mike lynch is in the newsroom mike, brady didn't look rusty at all. mike l: just a ho-hum afternoon for tom brady. over 400 yards in the air and 3 touchdown passes as the revenge tour kicks off in cleveland with a 33-13 win and now its on to -- it is onto cincinnati. summary five yard drive, five-yard touchdown pass patriots are on their way. up 23-seven. that was the score at the half. early third quarter. brady, good way action pass. he goes for bennett who does the extra work. right across the pylon. brady, 25 out of 40, three touchdowns. ed harding had a front row seat for the return of brady and he joins us now live from cleveland . ed? field, but in the postgame press conference, brady said he was rusty. the patriots could take rusty like that the entire year. this is the area i want to focus on. they were able to stretch the field. they had a number of ways that were 30 yards are better and the couple spectacular catches by chris hogan. the first time in his career he has gone

why the officers targeted nichols that night is unclear. nichols was unarmed and was compliant. the video showed even while restrained nichols was repeatedly kicked, punched and struck without apparent provocation. steve cohen represents parts of memphis in the congress, he spoke with cnn and said he thinks aggressive police tactics like scorpion are ultimately counterproductive. >> i would like to see a return of the old community policing. where the neighbors no policeman. police people are in the communities making friends and helping people and getting tips. we do not do enough of that. they pounced on him when he got out of the car. he wondered if they were hopped up on something. they were out of control and not professional. we need officers that knows the neighborhood and that is a more effective matter of policing. >> for the latest, we are in memphis and some images and report are graphic. >> a significant move by the police department. the police chief announcing they are disbanding the scorpion unit. the unit that the 5 former officers were a part of. their tactics h

nichole: thank you, mike. also breaking tonight a deadly , shooting is under investigation in everett. police are on the scene right now, in the area of ferry street. newscenter 5's diane cho is there live with what we know at this hour. attention on this parking lot and they've also blocked off this portion of ferry street where the victim was found. police are only confirming at this hour that this was a deadly shooting. we talked to a neighbor who did not want to be identified who told us she heard 2 gunshots this afternoon then she says she , saw a man laying on the ground telling his girlfriend that he couldn't breathe. >> they didn't want to move him at that point. because she tried to turn them over. stay with me, stay with me. that is what she kept on saying. it's sad. i' i pray for the family. diane: we are still waiting to learn more information. of course, as soon as we learn that information we will bring that to you. diane cho, wcvb newscenter 5. reid: a deadly rollover crash in westport, the driv