and when i do this is when he reaches across and grabs ahold of my weapon, my firearm.do at that time to keep him from getting my weapon out. >> the suspect jumps back in his cab and the officer tases him. >> when i deployed my taser, i hit him with one probe. the other probe hit the door and bounced up. didn't make contact with him. i reached in to grab him to pull him out of the vehicle. when i did, i must have grabbed the probe or wrapped my hands around the wires when i did that. >> the live wire shocks the officer and gives the suspect enough time to close the door. >> i move toward the back of the vehicle. i continue to give orders for him to put his hands up, let me see his hands, step out of the vehicle. he would not comply. then he put it in gear. the vehicle rolled back. that's when the subject took off. >> speeding in excess of 90 miles per hour, the truck blows through several red lights. >> we were very lucky that it happened so early in the morning. there was not very many vehicles on the road. >> but the suspect's luck is about to run out. as the truck ra

>> just still a lot of panic and worry, people trying to get ahold of their kids.'s some aunties that brought their nieces and nephews to school so trying to get ahold of their parents. i was very surprised at all the different municipalities that came out. camas, and clark county, and clackamas county. i'm thankful for the large response. just because you never know if there is more than one shooter, or what's going on. >> this is really any parent's worst nightmare. another mother describing seeing the terror on the students' faces as she yelled for kids to get inside and take cover. >> i was dropping off my daughter, and she was headed toward the gymnasium. and the school staff said come in, come in. and they swept them into the front office. then the cops all showed up. suddenly there's like seven or eight police cars all around me. and they were wedging me in, telling me, get out, get out, there's a shooter. there's a rifleman, get out, get out. so i could not back out. i could not turn around. i ended up going up on the curb to back my car around as well as t

and he tried to get ahold of her and couldn't get ahold of her. tried to find her.he finally went over to her house and left a note on her door because he was worried because she had not shown up for lunch. >> he was one of the last people known to have spoken to him on that friday. she'd spoken to him more recently than snehe'd spoken to her husband. >> they grew more suspicious. it turned out cane hadn't been totally candid about the relationship with sandy. >> he held back about the fact that they'd had a romantic or sexual relationship. >> why did he hold back on that? >> i don't know. perhaps he was concerned about just in general she was a married woman. he didn't want that to get out. >> as they had on husband greg, cops put cane on a polygraph ma teen. he passed the test. cops told him he could go home for now. when they laid out their timeline for sandy's last days, it turned out cane wasn't the only man she was supposed to meet. there was a co-worker who had befriended sandy. cliff reid says she never turned up. husband greg knew reid from when he had visi

of the most -- probably in 1964 and 1965 one of the most dramatic love songs for these kids to grab aholdbeen listening to, you know, kind of cute, cute songs, feelin'" was just a strong, powerful song. avis: so fast-forward, and whole new generation gets to know you. --thatme of my life" song, i do not have the language to describe how powerful then and now the words, the lyrics of that song are. >> what a great song to be associated with. something positive. lin'" --"lovin' fee "you've lost that lovin' good to and it was have a positive song. they would lay it at graduations, and the movie "dirty dancing," i do not know if it would have been a hit if it had not been in "dirty dancing." tavis: it could have been the other way around, with all due swayze.to patrick performted me to go and it, and i said i could not go to california, and i said, what is the name of the movie, and based that "dirty dancing." or this was 20 years ago more, and that sounded like a porno movie. i had done a lot of songs for movies, sylvester stallone. i had just finished a duet with gladys knight. one of the o

. >> now the most violent of the sunni groups have grabbed ahold of the situation and are on a march to baghdad and this could be devastating. >> feinstein would not comment on requests for military support after they attacked them. >>> and we will tell you about the gas situation here over the weekend and mark tamayo will have your forecast for the weekend and we will also have a report on what that means for you and other parts of the bay area. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> it was a terrifying scene, an incredible rescue at a gas station just outside of new york city, police in white plains say a man driving into the station blacked out, sending his car slamming into a gas pump which then burst into flames as you can see right there, luckily a good samaritan who happened to be an off duty police officer ran to the rescue, you see him pulling the man there out of the car and saved his life

. >> as well as i can't get ahold of the cable company today. so you're not going to get any cable today. but you do have to take the curtain down. >> the curtain ain't coming down. >> it's got to come down, mr. harrison. if you can't take it down, i can get someone to help you take it down. >> get somebody to help me then. >> i'll be back. >> my style, if i have an offender that doesn't want to follow my orders, then i'll give them a warning. because i understand, you know, these guys are locked in most of the day. they don't have a chance to, you know, communicate with their friends or brothers, their family, whatever it is. so i'll give them a little bit of slack. >> i'm trying. that -- wrote me up, man. i got destruction of property. i don't [ bleep ] know. she probably wants me to destruct her ass. >> he's refusing to take his curtain down. harrison. >> you want somebody to [ bleep ]. >> i ain't doing that, sarge. man, i want my privacy. >> come here. now, if i see that curtain -- >> it's going back up as soon as -- >> i will come in here,

insiders say anyone who gets ahold of a badge that opens these doors can go from a sidewalk to inside the terminal in seconds. from what we saw it is a swipe of a badge and they can be in the terminal within 20 seconds and there is nobody checking them. >> certainly, what you see is kind of like an iceberg. you have the tip of the iceberg. a lot of things go on behind the scenes to prepare that employee for what he or she is required or allowed to do. >> reporter: at another set of doors feet away we watched as one worker swipedt two others follow him in. >> only one badge was swiped for three employees. >> reporter: the sign reads all personnel must swipe their badge. is that permitted? >> that is not the secure area door so that is permitted. >> reporter: an airport spokesperson later sent this e-mail stating officials check the door and found it is signed incorrectly and that group access is permitted. they plan to change the sign. so what about the doors we showed you earlier that lead directly to the terminal? who is using them? remember these ladies? we found them stocking items

. >> when the lawyers get ahold of you you will be intimidated. >> what happens if the lawyers do comeget the lawyers. i don't know what they are going to convict these shop owners on, do you? >> i think there is probably a lot of leeway. somebody used the example of yelp. if you say so and so did a bad job cutting my hair and everybody else thinks she did a great job you are not going to get sued. you are saying this is my property. >> we have run out of time. >> if you listen to these guys you would have more money in your pocket. get the names they say will make your wallet even fatter in the second half. >>> and we are back with the best stocks for the second half of the year. union pacific. >> this company's stock is cheaper than rivals. >> i don't like the first half of the name. >> road runner transportation system. what is it? >> it is a trucking company. it's union liked. >> i don't like the fact that profits fell while revenues went up last quarter. >> watch out, folks. that's it for "forbes fox". the number one business blog continues. >>> capitalism, president obama saying

. >>> credit card thieves are targeting an unlikely place, where they are striking and getting ahold of your financial information. >> the bay area water agency preparing to raise rates to get customers to conserve. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> doctor accused of killing his wife appeared in court today for the first time. the doctor was officially charged with murder following his arrest last thursday in gilroy. investigators say his wife was found at the family home back in april. they say she had severe upper body trauma and died from her injuries. the bail is $1 million. authorities are still looking for a 59-year-old, he is an acquaintance who prosecutors also charged with murder in connection with this case. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. creative thieves who are after your information have a new target in the bay area. they are using the kiosks that are located inside local post offices to skim and steal your cred

. >> reporter: we tried to get ahold of the archbishop but he was out of town. >>> today, at stanford, students taped messages to their cap and gowns in support of a class mate. uproar over the university's decision not to expel a man that she accuses of raping her. many students filled out -- well you can see that, ix in red tape, title 9, banning sexual discrimination in schools. >> it is a great venue if you want to make something visible on your cap or if you want to share with aa large group of people. it is a great place to show you are a big group banded together. >> they are passionate it is great we can bring important issues to light. >> the alleged attacker did graduate today but it will have to wait out a one year suspension before they can return to grad school. at this point, no charges have been filed. >>> the problems keep crossing up at the aging coliseum. we spoke to the overseers about what it would mean for the future of both teams that play there. >> the pitch, it is a line drive. >> reporter: the same week that news broke that the oakland a's were planning to sig

. >> the only time it made us nervous was at the point where it did get ahold of the chum bag because it was directly attached to the boat. >> reporter: steve clark was 30 myles off the coast of cape may with four others when the shark swam up. >> get back. get back. >> reporter: at 16 feet long, it was half the size of their boat. >> we were worried it was going to harm the engine. it started to mouth it. it wasn't actually biting down. >> there does seem to be clear evidence that their numbers are increasing. >> reporter: this comes after the national ocean antic and atmospheric administration said there's been a resurge ens of great whites off the east coast. scientists say conservation effort and gray seals, which the sharks eat, are likely factors. is there more of a danger to people who go to the beach and go swimming? >> i would say not. you have a greater chance of being struck by lightning than being attacked and killed by a white shark. >> where the food is, that's where they're going to go. >> reporter: this man says those involved in this encounter are lucky it wasn't wors

responsible, brave, daring, good men that saw this need and stepped in and got ahold of the right people. everybody did the right thing. we're thankful to all of them. >> you seem like you're getting a little choked up. what are you experiencing emotionally right now. >> to see the compassion of all the people getting involved, it's very heartfelt. >> this one is really going to make you guys mad. check out this couple inside this lawn dro mat in ohio. the woman is in the back doing laundry. a man with her. and this little boy, looks to be about maybe 3 years old. watch this right here. the man picks up the kid. you're thinking what are they doing? is he playing with him? no. not playing with him at all. he raises this boy high enough so he can reach the cables to the surveillance camera that is inside this laundromat. >> to do what? >> to steal all of the quarters and stuff? >> what would you do at a lawn dro mat. steal people's used clothes. >> what he was after was something behind the employee's only marked door. thinking maybe there was money back there or something. he ended up bre

mad bomb, got ahold of this one. meltdown at 3rd and king. rockies rally a third straight game. scoring 4 in the 8th off of giant's reliefers. the big blow here to put the rockies on top. 3 straight late inning comebacks. 3 games. rockies won the game. 8-7. they are at the white sox on tuesday. >>> giants reliever took the loss in all three games as well as three blown saves. throw it all in a big cocktail and they lead the nl west, down to 6.5 games. >> reporter: dad's day for jimmy johnson in michigan. we are at massacre. this is a problem for vicars in the 55 car. hit the wall, spinning in the infield and hit but back to johnson, held off harvick for his third win in four weeks and the first ever at michigan. nascar comes to sonoma next weekend. day 4 of the world cup. taking on switzerland in red. tie for extra time. getting in front for the game winner. 23 seconds latest and switzerland wins, 2-1. france and argentina also winners this afternoon. wow, everyone is talking about the world cup. coming up on "gameday." patrick willis and more world cup talk. insight as to yet u

his clients who was a topless dancer, and this came from phone calls that susan hamilton had gotten aholdf. >> susan discovered that her husband called the dancer more than 60 times. >> this was nuclear in her eyes. and she even moved out for a night, went to stay with her friend. >> dr. hamilton had been to her club. she had done a table dance for him for about $100, possibly on more than one occasion. >> dr. hamilton denied the two were having an affair, but with so many calls, susan was skeptical. >> it was not even the fact that he had done it, that he had actually been chasing this girl a little bit, but what was important was that susan hamilton believed he had done it. >> the one week before the valentine's day murder, susan hamilton had made dr. hamilton write a letter to this dancer, refusing to be her doctor any further. >> and the media had their own suspicions about dr. hamilton. it started when reporters heard the tape of dr. hamilton's 911 call. >> no, listen, i'm a doctor. i've been trying cpr. please send somebody, quick. >> is she breathing? >> no, she is not breathing, a

she never traveled anywhere, never did anything without having that cell phone so people could get ahold of her if they needed to. >> darlene's cell phone was especially important to her since she was deaf. >> deaf people rely heavily on cell phones and text messaging, instant messaging. that's their life line with the hearing world. >> darlene's cell phone records indicated that she hadn't used her phone for the past two days. police found nothing inside the apartment to indicate foul play. >> there was no sign of a forced entry. there was no sign of a struggle. there was no overturned furniture. there were no broken items in her apartment. >> later that day a restaurant employee called police reporting an abandoned truck in their parking lot. the truck was darlene's. >> the police were looking for a clue as to what was done but no one in the pizza hut store remembered seeing darlene. >> darlene's parents were told darlene had been using the enter net to meet men. >> my reaction was, oh, darlene, be careful there are so many, excuse the expression, we're does out there. >> they took dar

of organized global sporting event coordinated by dozens of foreign nations in an attempt to grab ahold of our attention, even worse, they're grabbing our attention with their feet. and there's more. dr. keith, ablow me. >> here's the world cup. that's what's going on. >> it's little too convenient when we have a president who i contend has it in for americans and we elected him because we were fearful at the time. we better elect someone who is not very patriotic, because, god, we could have terrorists attack us for being american. okay. so we did that. >> stephen: okay. so we did that. check that box. okay. which brings us to the world cup. follow me down the rabbit hole, or as they say in soccer, follow me down the rabbit gooooooooooal! how often does barack obama run for president. every four years. how often is there a world cup? every four years. now watch this. [laughter] that doesn't just happen, folks. but there's a more sinister force at work here, and as usual, it's jazz cigarettes. jim? >> it's kind of strange. they're rolling out the marijuana. they're getting everybody hig

. >> i got ahold of my family from back east. i haven't heard nothing from them in three months, you know? and it was good. a lot of, like, stress and weight lifted off my shoulders to finally hear from my mom and grandma and find out everybody's batting for me and are going to send money for a lawyer to fight these cases a little bit better. >> how come you couldn't get ahold of them? >> i asked my mom that on the phone. i think they wanted me to suffer a little bit. you know? >> at one point when we were spending time with josh, he actually received a postcard from a friend who had been recently released from prison unexpectedly. >> 17 years this clown has known me and he can't spell my name right. it's easy to spell. p-i-k-e. he spells it p-e-c-k. >> what does that spell? >> peck. it spells he's stupid. he's dumber than a box of rocks. there's no help for him, you know what i mean? he was hooked on phonics, he got booked on chronic. you know what i mean? he said it's hard getting a job. he's trying to make it out there. he's t

after cops get ahold of the footage, the brothers find themselves in real trouble.d on felony assault charges, and both plead no contest. joe is sentenced to five years, and gino to two. pico rivera coach tony gonzalez has a hard time explaining to his team just what their parents were thinking. >> it's a shame. our kids are very upset. because they feel that -- their innocence got taken away from them. this is a game, a football game. they're 14-year-olds, 13-year-olds, and 12-year-olds. >>> coming up, a man robs a bank with a bomb strapped to his neck. >> i'm not lying. >> is he in on the sinister plot or an unwilling participant? >> okay. franz is preparing for the jump. >> and a daredevil plays with fire when "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking" returns. ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" i'm d-a-v-e and i have copd. i'm k-a-t-e and i have copd, but i don't want my breathing problems to get in the way my volunteering. that's why i asked my doctor about b-r-e-o. once-daily breo ellipta helps increase airflow from the lungs for

. >> he did get ahold of a dental note about a certain tooth and a certain filling. >> the dentist hadeen him for a large cavity on the lower right molar, and the dentist had placed a very large silver-type filling in the tooth. >> when investigators checked the victim's teeth, there was no such filling. >> the body that they had, the squire's. >> if it's not ari squire, who is it and why are they underneath there? >> one clue came to police through a missing person notification. a woman called police to report her 20-year-old son justin newman was missing. he worked at the local home depot store and hadn't been seen >> he told me he had met a man that comes into home depot quite often and he had pulled justin aside and asked justin if he would like to make more money. so justin said, yeah, that sounds good, you know? >> justin told his mom the man was ari squire and that he was going to do some work at ari's house. >> he was supposed to be meeting with ari squire on february 23rd, the day that ari squire was believed to have died. >> he says, mom, he offered me $15 an hour. he says an

there's ways to get ahold of him. he said -- well, we don't want to upset him. and he might become more distracted. >> greyhound released a statement saying -- investigates. n seattle is accused >> greyhound says the bus driver remains on leave while the company selects. >>> a doctor in seattle is accused of sending sexually explicit messages from the operating room. dr. arthur zilberstein has been trying to avoid reporters at his home and at work he allegedly sent text messages and inappropriate pictures when he was supposed to provide anesthesia. during a surgery he allegedly sent 45 messages to a patient -- messages to a patient. >>> even a wildfire is no match for a couple's wedding plans. the wedding near bend, oregon was temporarily halted because the fire was said to be too close but they were leaved under one condition. that they move quickly. the smoke and flames made for some pretty dramatic wedding photos as you can see. the reception was held elsewhere. >> well we hope so right? >> yeah right. >> i mean they said move quick. get the picture and you'r

. >> the only time it made us nervous at all is at the point where it did get ahold of the chum bag becauset was cleated to the boat. we were worried it would harm the engine. it wasn't actually biting down. i think it was feeling it. >> i would have uncleated the chum bag quickly. >>> a former delaware county sunday school teacher pleaded guilty to child pornography charges. steven allman faced more than 50 counts of child porn. police say they traced illegal downloads to the computer inside his apartment. he said he didn't believe he did anything illegal because he didn't pay for the pornography. >>> in one, people received calls from people claiming to be from law enforcement and they say they have an unpaid violation or parking ticket and threatened jail time in order to get personal data or credit card numbers. in another case, you get a call from a computer company claiming they can remotely fix computer viruses. >>> millions of dollars of unclaimed property sitting in pennsylvania's treasury. some of it may belong to you. $304 million to be exact. this belongs to people across the st

throw waits, that you put in the work and you can be exactly what you were before this thing took ahold of you. >> they help people like harvey carve a path to self sufficiency. anthony ford secured temporary housing in inglewood, but he says that bureaucracy has slowed his progress in finding a job and a permanent home. >> i'm registering and doing the paperwork but not getting the results. it's either going into someone's case file, and there's no followup. >> programs like this offer a step in the right direction. >> they can stay here for a short period of time and get intense counseling and moving into case management with the employment and it's very supportive. >> they never expected that they would be fighting for their futures in a new battle ground here at home. >> general motors is remainering almost half a million chevrolet cameros. it's due to the ignition switch that has been linked to a dozen deaths. the driver can bump the key and take it out of the run position. this can mean the car slowing down or losing power, and the effect has caused three accidents. >>> coming up

watch vick here get ahold of a softball. that's out of here. vick has a little fun, running the bases the wrong way. i think he knows better. right now, he's expected to battle geno smith for the starting quarterback job. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather. >> heavy downpours in the area have pushed offshore but still damp outside. rain left behind and a view of beach avenue in cape may. there's still a threat of more showers during the day today. jillian mele is watching traffic from the "first alert" traffic center. good morning, jillian. >> good morning, bill. it's a similar scene across the area. the roads are wet. this is a live look in bucks county route 1, and pennsylvania avenue. roads wet there as well. the good news, we're not seeing many accidents right now. we're totally accident-free. we'll take that while we have it. like i said, the roads are wet, you definitely need to check your speed. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> the lightning and rain we got overnight is now moving out and you can see the storms

. >> when the lawyers get ahold of you you will be intimidated. >> what happens if the lawyers do come some get the lawyers. i don't know what they are going to convict these shop owners on, do you? >> i think there is probably a lot of leeway. somebody used the example of yelp. if you say so and so did a bad job cutting my hair and everybody else thinks she did a great job you are not going to get sued. you are saying this is my property. >> we have run out of time. >> if you listen to these guys you would have more money in your pocket. get the names they say will make your wallet even fatter in the second half. unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase, every day. don't settle for anything less. i'll keep asking. what's in your wallet? >>> and we are back with the best stocks for the second half of the year. union pacific. >> this company's stock is cheaper tha

police say the boy got ahold of his father's illegal fireworks.er the explosion, a neighbor rushed in to tie a tourniquet on the boy's arm. >> what i did was just take my shirt off, tie it up, because the hand was completely blown off. no hand, no fingers, no nothing. gone. >> police confiscated 14 pounds of illegal fireworks from the house and arrested the boy's father on charges of child endangerment. >>> just a few hours ago, a california tribe took its powerful message to millions. if you are a sports fan, you saw it. joe vasquez on the campaign to change the mascot. >> reporter: the commercial aired on national tv in the middle of the nba finals. >> proud. forgotten. >> reporter: beautiful photography highlights different costumes and tribal names. >> navajo. black foot. sioux. native americans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't. >> reporter: the one name is offensive. the yocha dehe wintun tribe footed the bill for this 60 second ad seen by millions of viewers. >> the r word is as bad as the n word. >> reporter: it is time

. >> the only time that it really made us nervous at all was at the point where it did get ahold of theag just because it was directly cleated to the boat. we were worried it was going to harm the engine. it started to melt it, but it wasn't actually biting down. i think it was just feeling it. >> okay. this encounter lasted close to 20 minutes before the group decided to take off. scientists say after decades of decline, there's actually been an uptick in the number of great whites in the ocean off the east coast recently. >>> killed just steps from his home. tonight, family and friends of the 16-year-old want justice. his friends say he wasn't even a attending a barbecue in north philadelphia that got out of hand saturday night. when officers showed up to montgomery avenue because the crowd got too big, gunshots eru erupted. that's when the teenager was killed close to his home. so far no arrests. nbc 10's george spencer spoke to his mom and friends tonight. >> i just hope justice comes because he didn't deserve what happened to him. he was innocent. >> reporter: the tears are still c

my employees were in constant e-mail contact with bowe and nobody could get ahold of him. we knew the particulars of where he was stationed. so we assumed that it was bowe. i put the lamp in there at that time. i put the sign in there later when it was announced that it was bowe. we kept very quiet about it, concern for his well-being. i put the sign up so the customers would be aware. i was absolutely certain that everybody would be heartfeltly supportive of the family and bowe himself. when he comes home, he can turn that lamp off. >> sue martin, it was great to speak with you this morning, kind of giving us a picture -- more than a picture of the person as the country celebrates. bowe bergdahl is coming home. >> sue, thank you so much. we hope you have a fabulous homecoming, you and all the folks there in haley. >>> after the release of bowe bergdahl, everybody is happy about it. let's make sure that is well none. everybody says they're thrilled he is coming hope. there are some people asking if the u.s. now notes with terrorists which is something we have always said h

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. >> i got ahold of one of his fingers. when i seen i could crush through the bone, i got a better grip and bit about 1/3 of his right index finger off. he started screaming. he got up. i was bleeding. i spit his finger on the floor. >> though bright bit off the inmate's finger, he didn't succeed in what he really set out to do. >> i was holding his head on the ground, digging one of his eyeballs out. i have been having technical difficulties with that, trying that the last couple of times. >> which is what? >> popping their eye out. i beat on him and broke him. so i decided to try blinding one and seeing if that makes them understand to leave me alone. >> during our interview, bright indicated that he still maintains hope in prison and if he ever loses it, there could be real trouble. >> if i woke up tomorrow and decided i'm going to live here and never go home and never have a life, i would be killing people. if i decide this is what i got coming and there is nothing to live for and they are not going to let me out, they

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a frame later, chris owing gets ahold of a deep fly ball. blanco cannot make that play.ciarte scores. owen gets the green light to head home. the throw from brandon crawford was solid. he is out. the call confirmed. giants go on to lose 4-1. a season high now six straight losses and nine out of ten. >> you're going to have these moments, unfortunately in this game. everything was going our way early. but you know, i like to look at the 60 plus games when we played great baseball. that's what we are. we're just trying to look at ten games but this is who we are. >> to the coliseum, a's and red sox p bottom first, felix doubront dealing, josh donaldson has three-run shot to left, his 1th of the year. top third now, runner on second. david ortiz singling to right off mills. commander bogart scores. we're tied at 3. into the eighth, two on, two out. coco crisp coming up clutch. single to right field. a's win 4-3. 46-28, the athletics are rolling. it might be the best a's team in a long time. >> and i know we're playing well. we have a good team, a good group of gipz we play

. >> officials at a suburban detroit high school believe some students got ahold of the answers for aile the teacher stepped out of the classroom and took pictures and then shared them with everyone. >> but they weren't all that cagey because almost the entire class scored 100% on the test and that made the teacher pretty suspicious. >> check those phones at the door. >>> next up, the situation, you will likely remember him from "jersey shore." >> mike sorrentino was arrested at his new jersey tanning salon after getting into a fight with his brother franc. the sitch is charged with simple assault. >> the brothers have been fighting over twitter and it reportedly happened when he fired him from the salon. by the way, the new reality show debuts in a few weeks. >> i'm not so convinced this wasn't possibly staged. >>> took a while for traffic to hobble back to normal after some serious gridlock in thailand. check it out. you won't believe what caused it. >> a gazillion ducks decided to cross a rural road all at once. waddling along as drivers waited and waited and waited for them to go

it's the first step to put an end to flash mob attacks that are starting to take ahold of the east bayridor. >> you can only imagine what it's like five police officers to show up and confront 100, to 150 people. >> reporter: the police say they need strength in numbers to confront what police in chicago are dealing with. this is a large group of youngsters breaking car windows and anything they can find. >> if we have a group that shows up in any one of our cities we quickly make phone calls to the other jurisdictions that may be effected to notify them that we do have the group so the other agencies can prepare. >> reporter: that is what happened tonight, police officers in heyward spott ete t group of 60 teenagers and there were offices waiting for them just in case. people that ride b.a.r.t. every day are concerned for their safety. >> nobody wants to feel threatened when they are on their way to work and on the commute. they want to feel comfortable going to and from home. >> reporter: when the task force is up and running, it will be comprised of 20 to 30 police officers from all

. >> the only time it really made us nervous at all at the point where it did get ahold of thedc chumjust because it was directly cleated to the boat. we were worried it would harm the engine. it wasn't actually biting down. i think it was just feeling it. >> the encounter lasted about 20 minutes until the group decided to leave. scientists say after decades of decline, there's been a recent uptick in the number of great whites off the east coast. >>> this morning we've learned that a cash 5 winner in the new jersey lottery is from ocean county or at least the winning ticket was sold in ocean county. the sole winning ticket for $411,000 was bought at a rite aid in tuckerton. 480 people won smaller cash prizes. that rite aid will get a bonus check for $2,000 for selling the winning ticket. >>> the steeple is gone from the immaculate heart of mary church. here you see it, the steeple making its way down the road. the steeple is being taken away so crews can replace the roof. this is the famed church where funeral services were held for the mother of vice president joe biden. >>> now you

. >> reporter: after incidents like this -- >> can't seem to get ahold of the tower. >> reporter: a pilot unable to raise a tower to land because a controller was sleeping. changes were ordered for the schedules of controllers three years ago. but tonight, a prestigious scientific research group says it's not enough. fatigue is still a concern because of a schedule controllers like which gives them nearly a three-day weekend, it's called 211, cramming five different shifts into four days two swing shifts, eight-hour break, two day shift, another eight hours off and then an overnight shift and it's that overnight shift that is the worry. >> just messes your body up. it's brutal on your scircadian rhythms, pretty known fact that the foilphysiological factors - >> reporter: the controllers say fatigue can be cut. >> fatigue causes mistakes. the kinds of mistakes controllers make or could potentially make with this, we can't afford that. >> reporter: budget cuts meant fatigue studies at the faa have effectively been eliminated. the faa revealed tonight it is making changes, limiting the numbe

trying to get ahold of people at eppley airfield, because we know there was a lot of damage out therell on the ground, there's million dollars worth of damage to those airplanes for sure. some of them may not be flyable for a very long time with this big baseball-sized hail hitting the aluminum skin of an airplane, that doesn't go well. >> we just saw a picture on twitter of some of that baseball-sized hail. take a look at this, you see what's going down right now, that could cause an enormous amount of damage. >> well, it's coming down basically terminal velocity, 100, 115 miles per hour, that's like you getting hit by a nolan ryan fastball right in the middle of the head or the back. you need to be inside, pets need to be inside. a lot of damage still possible tonight. the storms are far from done, they are just getting going. many more storms to come. >> all right, chad, stand by. we'll continue to watch the breaking news, the severe weather, the tornados in the midwest right now, but there's another major story we're also following this evening. the president of the united states,

and oceans life make an unexpected group to make it into the wide list of those being able to get ahold of weapons in the u.s. and if they see it you're going to new york. now unusual collaboration the cia and georgetown university have teamed up to host their first joint public conference on national security a conference which featured a host of scholars and national security acts for its looked at the role of intelligence in the twenty first century. and has more. cia director john brennan was upset with the media with how as he said distorted the narrative is with regard to the work that the cia is doing all these reports about drone strikes edward snowden's revelations about the us government trampling on civil liberties all of this is not to john brennan's liking his mission is to restore the public's trust and not only of the american public but also of the public globally foreign governments are becoming embarrassed of their cooperation with. because of the bad perceptions that are out there and that worries john brennan they have been dismayed. seems to be skewed. after nine el

. >> reporter: after incidents like this -- >> can't seem to get ahold of the tower. >> reporter: a pilot unable to raise a tower to land because a controller was sleeping. >> we're going to need to land. >> landing will by at your oilg are are -- your own risk. changes were ordered for the schedules of controllers three years ago. but tonight, a prestigious scientific research group says it's not enough. fatigue is still a concern because of a schedule controllers like which gives them nearly a three-day weekend, it's called 2-2-1, cramming five different shifts into four days two swing shifts, eight-hour break, two day shift, another eight hours off and then an overnight shift and it's that overnight shift that is the worry. >> just messes your body up. it's brutal on your circadian rhythms, pretty known fact that the physiological factors -- fatigue come into play here. >> reporter: the controllers defend the schedule saying other studies say with proper rest fatigue can actually be cut. the new report doesn't buy it. >> when it's so clearly defined in terms of the scientific studies t

and more radical people and possibly even bin laden type would get ahold of the nuclear weapon. i don't buy that. i think it is lazy, sloppy and i think it is time that our diplomats and i am from britain and europe and nato are just as guilty, much, much smarter way of dealing with this and using the leverage we have from the financial programs to get better results >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here. type the author or book title in the top in search. and you can share things easy by clicking share and selecting the format. >> next, john staddon says cigarette smokers are being unfairly targeted by the government and argues smoking isn't as risky as many people believe and also says the data on secondhand smoke isn't reliable. and he said taxing smokers for being a burden on the health care system is unjustified. this is about 50 minutes. >>> welcome, everyone. i am cory swanson. executive vice president of the john locke foundation. i wish to extend a warm welcome to our c-span audience. it is pleasure to have you. uled i would like to ask you to pu

i've been waiting for case manage -pl and tape -- case management and they tell you they can't get ahold of you. >> reporter: abee has been homeless since his business went out of business. >> you don't have an income, you can forget about getting any where. you're going to stay homeless. >> reporter: the city's homeless count done once every two years has remained largely unchanged roughly 6,400 since 2011. >> we have a situation where due to the reception we had a ton of people losing work. as a result becoming homeless. and then after that we had a big tech boom. >> reporter: a tech boom that advocates for the homeless say many people have been pushed out into the street. >> the great recession is a measure of success. >> reporter: the 10 year plan had a goal of creating o -- creating 10,000 units for the homeless. this measure will bring it to 2,700. this single homeless mom was given a tour of an apartment. two years of homelessness coming to an end. the city also tellless her it will help her with her goal of becoming a nurse. >> my kids are going to be so happy. >> reporter: city

. >> tito jackson couldn't get ahold of his mother he's raced to ucla medical center.ister, janet, stopped him in his tracks. i said, janet is he dead? she said, he is a gone. i just melted right there. and i didn't know what to do i pulled over in this parking lot and just cried for, like, 15 minutes and went back home. [ sirens ] >> jermaine jackson did make it to the hospital as the crowds and media began to swell outside. inside, his brother, michael, lay dead. >> they had his feet wrapped on top of him and i could feel his skin. he was still soft and smooth and i just kissed his forehead so much and i just talked to him. the memories, that's what hurt. and to know that there would never be another jackson five. >> despite his overwhelming grief, it was jermaine who delivered the family's official announcement, that michael was dead. >> you have to go out from that hospital and tough tell the world? >> mm-hmm. i couldn't believe that i was announcing my brother's death for the world. it was -- i was numb. very numb, because it was like a nightmare. >> my brother, t

. >> if someone has any idea just get ahold of them and see what happens. a lot of people are suffering from this. >> it's sad they're stealing from every day folks. >> reporter: one witness describes a man in the hoodie as latino about 20 years old, 5'9" with a stocky build. amber lee, ktvu news. >>> vandals seem to be add it again tipping over smart cars. two smart cars were tipped over just last night. this one was in the twin peaks neighborhood. alex viana is the owner and he told us police knocked on his door at 5:00 this morning. he is angry he says the damage may be more than just scratches and a broken mirror. viana says he likes his small car but may not keep it now. >> the reason why i have this car is so i can park it any way. it's amazing i can go to any neighborhood and find a parking space within two minutes. >> reporter: in april, we reported on four smart cars flipped over or propped up around the city. viana hopes fingerprints will lead police to the vandal of his car. >>> the car service oober is now one of the most valuable private compan