it is not just a backpack and give away. you all make it a huge community event, and between the community-based organizations and the nutrition folks that come out, it is just wonderful, and that is through your leadership, and i want to congratulate you. thank you so, so much. president yee: i also want to commend your efforts, because this means a lot to children and their families, knowing that people do care about them, so without any other comments, roll call please? secretary: thank you, commissioners. [reading role] mr. yee. president yee: aye. secretary: it is unanimous. >> president yee: -- president yee -- pictures first? commissioners, jeff could not be here because he is vacationing with his family in yosemite, but i know you very much appreciate your taking time out of the meeting to recognize his efforts. he started the first program in 2004 at the urging of then supervisor mirkarimi. he expanded the program to the western addition, and what has been so successful about it is it was not really meant to be othe

uh, we could make special, story-time backpacks. uh, now, what's something that you could find in your house that we could use to hold books or pencils? - boxes? - excellent idea! we could take big cereal box and use it to hold some books and paper, and then we could add on some smaller boxes like pockets. yeah, that's it, doodle. - what about the picnic? - oh. well, it wouldn't be a picnic without food. so, noodle and i could make you some story-time, book bites. uh, using some deli meats and cheeses, we could make pages, and then some whole wheat bread to make the book cover. - yummy! - oh, and, doodle, we can recycle that cereal box to make one of the backpacks. thanks, doodle. i'll tell you what. you guys go inside and see if you can find some small boxes with your mom, and noodle and i will start making the story-time, book bites. and then, when you're ready, hop on the bus, and we'll make the backpacks together, okay? [all] - yeah! - all right-- well, we've got a plan. i'll see you soon. - bye. - bye, sean! - bye, sean! - see

and, now, it's ready to be a backpack. so, the first thing that we're gonna do is add a flap. what color would you like? - blue. - oh, yeah-- there you go. and what about you two? - yellow. - what about you, sadie? - yellow. - okay, good. find that flap on the top. you see that, right there? - mmm-hmm-- right here? - yeah. and you can put it underneath, just like that, and then we're gonna lay a piece of tape across there. next, we're gonna put on some buttons, so that it can stay closed, okay? we're gonna put some glue on and put the big button right on top. and then, we're gonna add a smaller one down here, and that'll be our latch. now, we can add little boxes like these raisin or cereal boxes to make pockets. so, you guys like stories, right? - yes. - yes. - what do you like to make stories up about? - i like to make stories of princesses and fairies. - oh, okay. what about you, shaely? what kind of stories do you like? - uh, unicorns and horses. - ah. so, i've got some star stickers and some sequins for each of you. okay. they're finished being decorated. here, hold them

and, now, it's ready to be a backpack. so, the first thing that we're gonna do is add a flap. what color would you like? - blue. - oh, yeah-- there you go. and what about you two? - yellow. - what about you, sadie? - yellow. - okay, good. find that flap on the top. you see that, right there?

and then, when you're ready, hop on the bus, and we'll make the backpacks together, okay? [all] - yeah! - all right-- well, we've got a plan. i'll see you soon. - bye. - bye, sean! - bye, sean! - see you later. - hey, sean, come on-- let's get crackin'! - i will, noodle. let's get busy in the kitchen with noodle and doodle. come on! hi, noodle-- noodle? where are you, noodle? whoa... oh! - surprise!

uh, we could make special, story-time backpacks. uh, now, what's something that you could find in your house that we could use to hold books or pencils? - boxes? - excellent idea! we could take big cereal box and use it to hold some books and paper, and then we could add on some smaller boxes like pockets. yeah, that's it, doodle. - what about the picnic? - oh. well, it wouldn't be a picnic without food.

the guy with the backpack sits down, and looks as though he's sitting patiently.ut once he removes this backpack, things are about to get terrifying. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is that? >> he pulled a knife out of his backpack and began stabbing at a doctor, a doctor's assistant, a nurse and a security guard. the man responsible for this attack apparently was upset with this doctor for not effectively treating his rhinitis, which is basically a runny nose. according to some reports, he actually took one of the nurses hostage and held her for 20 minutes before stabbing her 20 times. >> tell me that everybody survived this attack. >> yes. fortunately, everyone did survive this attack. two of the people, however, did have serious injuries, and are currently being treated. one of them, the doctor himself. on a website called beijing cream, we found some photos of the aftermath of this violent attack. here are the doctors, the nurse, you can see the doctor here holding the wound on his head, blood covering his jacket. police did arrive on the scene. they did arrest this m

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he had a backpack on and the dog stuck in the backpack with its head sticking out. >> can you tell us what buster does when they pull the mountain bikes out of the garage. does he freak out? >> he knows when paul puts on his riding stuff and gear on, be it's time to go. when i go to pick him up he opens up the garage door and buster comes flying out. >> as a puppy he was small so paul stuck him in the backpack just riding around with him. eventually buster got comfortable back there. now he goes down the most difficult trails in orange county no problem at all. >>> guys, every once in a while we'll come across an old toy commercial that reminds us of our childhood, right? think back to the awesome times. now an l.a.-based artist has come up with a bit of a toy commercial for adulthood. >> oh. >>. ♪ it's adulthood >> you can be alcohol and cigarettes here comes sinister checkbooker and his heavenman pregnancy test. >> i know not scary for everyone. >> pregnancy tests can be fun. >> unless you're a single bachelor. continue. ♪ maybe i can help >> who will win this epic showdown? not you

the first thing i saw when i looked in there, the ar, the backpack was gone."(butted too "i just want his ashes. that's all i want. i want my son's ashes back, that's it."(butted to)"they probably didn't even know that there was an urn in there. i just hope that they realize that it's an urn and they just didn't toss it in the trash somewheee or break into it, not knowing it's an ur" urn."police are looking for two suspects. it's an especially dangerous year when it comes to seasonal viruses. outbreaks of west nile virus and the swine flu are both up. up. does that mean you'll have to schedule more than just a regular flu shot this year? joel d. smmth is towson with that answer, and a way for those squeemish with needles to get their immunization a little easier. good morning joel d. 3 3 3 3 3 3 a hard loss for the ravens in ! philly!it ended with a 24 to 23 win forrphiladelphia... either side. side. pushing, shoving and fighting now ray lewis and joe flacco - say the replacement refs are to blame. some controversial plays involved a raven t-d pass to jacoby jo

she could wear a backpack. backpack. excellent. a backpack. wonderful. what she can do is a backpack. never mind all these stuff here. no skis. all she got to do is hold it around up like that and have it like... [laughter] hey, can you see that? that pulls the center of gravity back. hey, huh, that would work. backpack would do it. some people say, "wait a minute, though, "as she becomes more and more pregnant, she'd have to put more and more weight in the pack." true or false? answer begin with an f. false. false, very good. check with your neighbor what she could do besides put more rocks in the pack as she gets more and more pregnant. go ahead. she could move it back further, can you see that? she could put little notches on here, right? [laughter] in fact, all of the people say, "when is due day?" right? she can have all the notches. oh, this last notch should be dd, right? drop day, okay? [laughter] just keep moving back, back, back. center--yay. do you ever see the way a pigeon walks? a pigeon that go like this, okay? what's that pigeon doing? eve

well, now that you've got your sandwiches and your backpacks, you can head off to the library to load up on books and enjoy a story-time picnic in the park. have fun! - thanks, sean! - you're welcome. - look, noodle-- they're at the library. - i think they're looking for the perfect story time book. oh, and it fits in their back-pack. - now, they're walking to the park for a story with their friends.

part of our backpacks for kids initiative.ks are full of school supplies. >> but it was fantastic. the outpour and love that we got from the community is special. we are happy about that. >> to see these kids get off to a good start today. >> i can't wait to see the smiling face. they're there to help them out and get a good start this year. >> other nbc employees were on hand to give out those backpacks. if you want to help out students in need, just go to nbcwashington.com and search backpack for kids and thanks to all of you who have donated so far for a good cause. thanks, again. >>> that is news 4 midday for today. tune in for news 4 today for all the days news and i'll be back tomorrow morning at 4:28. we'll see you tomorrow.

all part of our annual backpack for kids program. each backpack stuffed with notebooks, pencils and other school supplies. cameron elementary's new principal shared with us some of the excitement. >> we're very fortunate. this really helps our families. they look forward to this every year. our students really love to kick off our year with an assembly. and then having those supplies to support them through the year. >> it's going to help me carry all my stuff. >> i got a zebra backpack that i now love. >> tell me why. because it's zebra? >> yes. >> they're happy, all right. if you want to help these students in our area go to nbcwashington.com and search backpack for kids. >> you got to love a zebra anything. >>> still ahead on news 4 at 5:00, why some residents do not want a new shopping center along want a new shopping center along connecticut avenue. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. mitt romney's position onr along women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood fundi

that's thanks to the backpacks for kids program.bc 4 and apple federal credit union delivered more than 500 backpacks today to our friends at cameron elementary in zan dr alexandria. those backpacks are filled with school supplies. the kids are always excited to get them. if you want to help you still can. go to nbc brks krrkbnbcwashing search backpacks for kids. >>> we've been ready for this big day here at nbc 4. the steve harvey show joined our nbc lineup this afternoon. >> if you haven't seen a big part of what he's doing, it's helping people solve problems. so our own danella sealock sat down with steve to find a solution to an ongoing debate that our morning show folks are having. take a look. >> it was about hair spray. and apparently erin has an a.m. gripe about spray in the vicinity. >> i save morning shows. >> i need you to help us. it's about to just be anarchy. every morning she needs to spray her hair. i spray my hair. we use hair spray at the desk. aaron gets upset. his thought is why does my coffee have to taste like

let's start with the backpack. have you ever seen a backpack with a basketball hoop? how cool is that? >> so much fun. >> i think it's fun to have a backpack that makes the kids excited about school. this one unzips and has a basketball hoop, inside comes with the ball. >> i can see them at the bus stop. >> deck out the back with something called gutsy gear. these are velcro strips. your kid can decorate them with fun patches, all their favorite characters. >> you can reenlly personalize it. >> fun way to have great times with their backpacks. these are patch buddies. each kid when they start off nursery school, they might be nervous. they get a buddy. pulls out, unzips into a blar ket. a cool option. >> they can choose their own. >> there's a bunch of different ones. and i decorated this one with something like click. we all wore pins on our jean jacket. these go on to clothing. >> they just clip on. >> yeah, they just clip on. another way to accessorize. $2.99. >> awesome. >> now, what i'm wearing, these are called mouth man. when you check this out. when i cross my

big ray was handing out backpacks at the empowerment academy charter school. he gave students and staff a pep talk before handing out all the school supplies. >> prior to handing out the book bags, ray said we had to society good role models and be good role models for all of our students. they had to pay that forward, which means they have to be good role models for the other students. >> they provided more than 200 backpacks and they were filled with necessary supplies, like pens, pencils and paper. >>> democracy 2012. the end of the conventions will bring the beginning of the final sprint on to election day and in crucial states the airwaves will be saturated with political ads and many funded by high powered super pacs. how can viewers sort fact from fick fiction. >> reporter: in the final push voters in swing states will hear plenty of political ads. the new tech tools are aimed to put the power in the hands of voters. >> you just tap to explore the ad. >> reporter: they came up with the super pac app in a class at mitt -- mit. it matches sound waves, lik

we have backpack giveaway in the bayview. more kids that i can count. the public defender was there, over 3000 backpacks largely provided by wells fargo. we appreciate that. but there will be another giveaway this saturday. there will be a ping-pong tournament as part of city streets in chinatown and the department is fielding a team. i am told we have a ringer. we think -- or we thank walgreen's for patronizing that event. and on august 29, at the and, there is a memorial for surgeon john on the anniversary of his death. in closing, i would like to call on your attention to one of our officers. at the tenderloins station, he got some real nice press for the department. he has taken community policing to a higher level. he and his brother have created a new approach working with the use in conjunction with the boys and girls club. it is a development program that includes monthly visits to downtown restaurants were the kids are taught about healthy diets by preparing the meals. additionally, his brother has a program called empower the kids, because the

from other food or keep is in a ziplock baggy. >> and the backpacks. >> looked at my son's backpack,t or at least hopefully washing it down with a wipe. >> and then we move on to the personal items. >> yes. >> kids share hats. >> bad. >> sharing brushes. >> lice is a big problem in school and can get very contagious very quickly. never share a comb, a brush, a hat, if possible. >> lip balm is the worst, and girls especially, lipsticks, lip gloss, love to try each other's shades, not a good idea. >> girls love to share things. guys don't. >> they do. >> let me try that, no. >> but even guys, you know, hear a good song, wouldn't their friend to put one ear bud in their ear, not a good idea to share anything that's touching your nose, face, mouth. >> in the classroom, a lot of art supplies. >> a lot of art supplies and at any given time there's someone sick or harboring a cold. give the kids their own supply, own pencils and sharpeners and erasers, the pencil sharpener is something that can get really germy in a school. >> never thought about that. >> best defense, make sure kids are wa

from other food or keep is in a ziplock baggy. >> and the backpacks. >> looked at my son's backpack,t or at least hopefully washing it down with a wipe. >> and then we move on to the personal items. >> yes. >> kids share hats. >> bad. >> sharing brushes. >> lice is a big problem in school and can get very contagious very quickly. never share a comb, a brush, a hat, if possible. >> lip balm is the worst, and girls especially, lipsticks, lip gloss, love to try each other's shades, not a good idea. >> girls love to share things. guys don't. >> they do. >> let me try that, no. >> but even guys, you know, hear a good song, wouldn't their friend to put one ear bud in their ear, not a good idea to share anything that's touching your nose, face, mouth. >> in the classroom, a lot of art supplies. >> a lot of art supplies and at any given time there's someone sick or harboring a cold. give the kids their own supply, own pencils and sharpeners and erasers, the pencil sharpener is something that can get really germy in a school. >> never thought about that. >> best defense, make sure kids are wa

and what vaughn doesn't realize is that the boy's backpack is caught in the chair.he strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. >> you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. >> vaughn films the terrifying scene. the boy hangs on for more than a minute. then as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. >> it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. >> the ski patrol is standing by. and tends to the boy in a matter of seconds, but is the boy alive? and if so, has he suffered serious injury? >> i'm very amazed that i survived. >> five years later as a 17-year-old anthony traber recalls that day and everything that happened that led to his dramatic fall. >> oh, my god. >> i was really fighting for air, and i knew that it would be better to fall than hang up there and die. >> it all began when traber took his backpack off to answer a call on his cell phone. when he went to put the backpack back on his waist strap was left dangling. >> and it

the armed bandit runs after him and emerges with a stolen backpack, money, and phone. during the robbery, the bandit pointed his gun at the owner of the backpack and church leader, sarah beth goodwin. taking a page out of scripture. goodwin and others are turning the other cheek, determined to maintain their open door policy. >> despite the fact that this has happened, we contue our mission, that's a mission to be open and welcoming to our community. >> d.c. police, they want an arrest. they want to get a tip from someone who recognizes the suspect in the surveillance video. >>> still ahead on 9news, why maryland state police want to make sure everybody sees this disturbing video. >>> also ahead, a 60 year sentence for a 16-year-old boy. some think that punishment is not harsh enough. maybe you'll agree when you hear what the crime was. we'll talk about it. only six degrees separate the body temperature of chocolate lovers from the melting point of chocolate. so when you take hershey's chocolate and add bubbles, it deliciously melts the moment you take a bite. hershey'

it all started at 5:00 this evening when police said the suspects still a backpack with and i've had. the robbery happened as sacramento and fillmore street and pacific heights police spotted the suspect the few blocks away the later crashed and he's in buchanan cbs five reporter linda yee picks up the story from there. tirolese the intersection and hayes and you can was like a wrecking yard a driver chap they smashed car after getting slammed by suspects getaway vehicle. a high-speed chase started just over a mile away. tyrolese it was a street robbery a lone female was walking into some suspects still have had an backpack from her aunt's to golf and a car the vehicle description is very dead. the victim noted a car license a new mercedes s u b was spotted quickly by a patrol car. the vehicle did not stop and began running through stop signs as the police cars were pursuing with their lights and sirens and the vehicle failed to stop. during the chase the suspect sides five days cbs five which ironically is about to cover a story on the epidemic of street robberies involving smart pho

woman's backpack, in this case, a police pursuit. officers just wrapped up their investigation. >> reporter: just within the last ten minutes, officers wrapped things up here at this intersection. you can still see quite a bit of glass there on the intersection, as wells a that crime scene investigation, right at that intersection at that bus stop. that is where a missouri da minivan was stuck. behind the wheel, an innocent bistander, who just happened to cross paths with a fleeing fleet. a bold street robbery of a woman walking at pacific heist around 5:00 this evening. >> the suspect approached her and grabbed her backpack, which included an ipad. >> reporter: officers in the area received a description and license plate of the vehicle. >> all of a sudden, a car came through the intersection at a high speed, and another car behind with a police car after him. >> reporter: it was here where the chase ended in a frightening crash. the suspect's vehicle slammed into this minivan. >> my son was there literally three hours ago playing i

he had a backpack ready to go to school and i miss the backpack. i can't dream. all my dreams have been stolen from me. >> reporter: she lost her 2- year-old son and 60-year-old mother in an instant. rebecca sacra and jonathan ortiz died september 4th, 2009, when this man left a nearby jimmy buffett concert and drove drunk. his blood alcohol content was nearly double the legal limit. susie delgado was driving the car that was hit. >> oh, my mom loved him so much and he called her grandmala for grandmother and she just absolutely loved that. >> reporter: on this third anniversary those who loved the victims are vowing not to let anyone forget what happened. ne >> all i ask of my family and friends is please not to drink and drive. >> reporter: she also lost her mother in the crash and her son just 12 at the time was seriously hurt. like so many others here, he wants drunk drivers to really pay for their actions. william john mallory was convicted but got out of prison this past march. >> he got 2 1/2 years for a sentence that was 20 years that. makes no sentence a

did police overreact in the response to a stolen backpack? a captain at the scene said not given recent results. >> we've been hit pretty hard by recent street robberies, smart phones, and ipads. hopefully we'll be able to tie these suspects into other crimes. >> reporter: just up the street from here there was a community meeting tonight about the theft of ipads and iphones. the supervisor telling me tonight, this is a reminder that all of us with these devices need to be aware of our surroundings. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details now on the frequency of these crimes. san francisco police tell us, they've taken almost 1200 reports of robberies involving a smart phone so far this year. those reports make up more than half of the 2300 robbery cases reported to sfpd all this year. >>> new video into the ktvu news room tonight. police say they were called into the screen on vermont street near prince street around 6:30 tonight. they say a young man was dead inside a car. he had been shot multiple times. witnesses say they h

when one of three three robbery suspects grabbed her backpack and jumped into the silver mercedes suv. as it is officers caught up with the vehicle, a high-speed chase started. it only lasted a few minutes. after the crash of three suspects or arrested. this is video of one of the suspect being taken to hospital police capt explains how they tracked the suspect's. >> numerous witnesses called with descriptions of the suspects in the vehicle. office is located the car on center street and tasted down here. >> police have not said if these three suspects fled carved. for >>grant: for east idea of where the chase unfolded. >>pam: tonight, we are following a developing story out of antioch. that is where an elementary school student reportedly brought a gun to school. it happened last week but many parents did not learn about it until tonight. >> my daughter said there was the fifth grade for the kids to school with a gun and showed it to a bunch of his friends. he told them if anyone told that he brought the gun to school that he would hurt them. we did not find out about it until today

together, we handed out 300 backpacks today as part of our backpacks for kids program. cramer is also a comcast internet essentials target school. that program helps bring affordable internet to low-income families in our region. >>> doug's here now with a check on the weather forecast. it's feeling like fall out there, doug. >> it definitely is, doreen. of course, fall officially began during the day on saturday, early saturday morning. saturday, anything but fall-like, with temperatures into the mid-80s during the day. but now only in the 60s. take a look right now, and you can see some very nice conditions. plenty of sunshine. bright blue skies. it is simply gorgeous. as far as the temperatures go, we saw a high temperature, take a look at our friend, by the way. a nice little spider decided to join us this evening. he's loving the weather. 70 degrees the high temperature today. average high is 76. a little bit below average here. low temperatures this morning around 56 degrees. not all that cool. it's going to be a little cooler than that tomorrow morning. look at t

backpacks, sea lions, ron wood. a rental car filled with bottled water. my best friend, joel. plus, a special appearance by evil celebrity chef wario batali. he's just like his brother except he doesn't wear crocs. >> i can't wait to meet him. but stefon, for people who want culture like regular culture like theater, where can they go? >> try blindfolded cedar group "shakespeare in the dark." >> macbeth? >> no, jackbeth, a female bodybuilder. she's got a heart of gold and a voice as deep as the mighty mississippi. >> she sounds like quite the woman. >> i went to prom with her. >> i'm going to narrow it down. why don't you tell us some spots we can go to for fourth of july. >> absolutely. if you want to celebrate the fourth of july in style, new york's hottest club is hello. [ cheers and applause ] >> what place? >> hello. this place has everything. rafis, cabs driven by yetis, with nowhere to turn. just for the fourth of july, they've got a special display of jewish fireworks. >> what are jewish fireworks? >> the ones that go beeooeh. the whole thing is hosted by cross-dressin

by the way, i think we are going to have to have a backpack drive for my photographer. last much longer. live in falls church, news4. >> nice demonstration, tony. thank you. >>> d.c. water announced a new rebate program for bloomingdale residents to help prevent future flooding. this comes after last night's torrential rain. the utility company will pay 90% or up to $3,000 to residents who purchased back flow preventers. this is the fourth time this area has flooded this summer. updating the city's sewer system could take up to a decade and will cost millions of dollars. >>> pressure's on. president obama this week to prove how he can fix the economy. the president's blasting his republican challengers' economic plans on the eve of the democratic national convention and jim vance is in charlotte tonight with more on what democrats stay is going to take for the president to win another term. jim? >> reporter: as noted earlier, at least one recent poll has this contest in a dead heat. today, we asked maryland governor martin o'malley what he think also the president needs

he handed out backpacks. this is to students at powerment academy charter school.it happened yesterday. he gave students and staff a little pep talk before handing out all the school supplies. >> prior to giving out the back bags, ray said that we had to set good role models and be good role models for all our students and they have to pay that forward which means they have to be good role models for the other students. >> lewis partnered with wal- mart to provide more than 200 backpacks to students at empowerment. >>> well, orioles-mania has now reached new heights. the team tied for first place in the a.l. east. "good morning maryland" at 5:00 starts right now. >>> your pets are your family, so this story stings. this morning a glen burnie man looking for your help to locate his puppies that he says were stolen. >>> the first lady, our governor, there were some memorable moments at the democratic national convention last night. we'll share some of them with you and get reaction this morning. >>reporter: and 27 games left in the major league baseball season and th

the boy carried in his backpack and threaten some other students. they're soft guns part plastic pellets. a letter was sent out to parents sang the principal ride so that is disturbing that no student reported the threat and that if any of the students feel intimidated they would report the situation. >>> a 11 year-old boy is out of the hospital less than a week after he was shot while lying in bed. he was wounded in the chest and some fall fired 16 bullets into his family's home. he is recovering from five surgeries and a serious injury to his liver i was sleeping right here and in the bullet went through right there. i felt a strong. that was burning and then i saw blood everywhere. it was so crazy. >>> no one has been arrested and police say they don't know why did know what the whole was started. they're organizing 860 marks this evening in san jose pretty trying to draw attention to an increase in crime especially prostitutions. they put the blame on a smaller police force due to budget cuts. purely in the march of that is on suffer street. the

it may seem like a pair of shoes or backpack but to our kids it's something that belongs to them.hat is something we can't replace. >> thanks to your generosity and hundreds of foster children will receive clothes and backpacks filled with school supplies. usually when there is a woman on the verge of tears it sounds like a negative story but it's the best possible story. >>> pretty foggy and fog has been dense. and it's beginning to clear in parts of the bay. you can see the glimpse of sunlight and we have clear conditions inland. temperatures are pretty cool right now in the north bay but we're going to warm up. a warmer day of the weekend, we'll tell you right when we come back. >> fighting for the wildcard, a's open an series with the baltimore orioles who are seeing double after this one. highlights c >>. >> terry: i have to tell you things are clearing up to a degree at the bay bridge. >> we want to show you santa cruz where it's really foggy. >> surf city. >> lisa: going down there today. >> terry: going to stinson beach. >> lisa: 75 later today there. and sleeping lady fro

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one of the suspect's grabbed a backpack and then he jumped into the getaway car. then the suspect slammed into several cars including one mini- van seriously injuring another driver and the debris hit a little boy at the playground. >> i was scared, you never know if there are guns in this neighborhood. i ran into one of the stores, and i thought i don't need to see it, i just want to be safe. >> the boy is expected to make a full recovery we are told. three people were arrested but they did not overreact. >> they say the city has been hit by a string of robberies. >>> officers say they found a young man inside a car who had been shot multiple times. his name has not been released and so far there is no word of a motive or any arrests. it does appear the victim was targeted which is what investigators are saying. >>> the latest crime spike is the reason behind the event. it begins with a rally in march up and down south 1st street. organizers want the city to know they want something done about the crime spike and will work with police to increase patrols. two eas

>> underneath here, we have my backpack, this heavy backpack was on my back for 2,200 miles all the wayo el paso. from el paso, this has gone into a cart i push. so there were some pictures of that. >> you started in september of 2009. >> i did. >> i'm sure it's cold some days, hot some days. how did you prepare for this journey? can you even prepare for this? >> i prepared most lly mentally. there are so many challenges that -- so many barriers that you have to find a way to get through. it's mostly mental. >> ever think of giving up? >> there was once in oregon. that just broke me that day. blisters, heat, cold, rain, all this. but i sat there, i meditated and i made it through. >> you plan to end your journey at the white house. why? >> i do. well, a number of reasons, but basically washington to washington. i lost my mother to cancer prematurely. barack obama lost his mother to cancer, as well. and michelle obama has her let's move campaign. we're all on the same page when it comes to living healthier lifestyles. >> what do people say when they see you strolling into town? how do th

>> the guy is the white is being robbed of his backpack and bike by three armed men. >> this is terrifying. >> this is a 20 second video. by the time we get to the end of the video, they're getting done and they leave. >> this happened on a road in brazil. >> how brazen, too, right in broad daylight with a ton of people around. it's like being filmed from a bus. this poor guy, his cell phone and wallet could be in there -- b. >> the fact that you're just riding your motorcycle one second and the next second you're being robbed. >> number seven, nothing is sacred in war. >> the world is looking at syria because they're in a civil war. 20,000 people are believed dead. look at this vid know. this was posted on youtube, and as you see, this city has been hit by gunfire and violence. look at this over to the right. [ yelling ] >> wow. >> it just falls over. two thinkigs could have happene. it could have been a missile strike, or it could have been a controlled explosion. >> the guy behind the camera had to know it was coming. why else would he record this right before it came down? >> there was

he cut in his backpack and threatened others with it. there some guns by a plastic pellets. it is disturbing that no student reported the incident. >>> protesters are calling for a more car of the biggest area lot to the supermarket chain over and won popular do hiring practice. >>> about 70 people marched up said the ec and has any pueblo story yesterday. the sat over the company's new use of a website that checks if it's legal for them to work in the united states. >>> no one can choose what was or directions from the federal government to except. all of us have to abide by a lot. >>> a lot of critics are calling the owner into a canal. the practice will only be hired to do hires. >>> each student of $30,000 as part of a settlement at this more. there is a costume reviewed at the university reduce protests and an outside investigation. also it will cost about $2 million. >>> a weidenfeld is still being looked at rich government is letting other companies know that regular inspections may not detect problem. federal investigators say the incident could have been a whole lot

unlocks his gate outside his mansion, he is approached by a young man with dark hair carrying a backpackn south baeeach getti ready to take some sun and i heard two shots. it definitely sounded like a gun, a big gun. >> coming up, a murder in broad daylight sends shock waves throughout the world. >> thank you for that morning, that day. who did this? how could this happen? rolling s bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. it's the only way to get fresh coffee. not in my house! this new flavor lock pack from maxwell house helps seal in freshness. wow! that is fresh! am i still yelling? [ male announcer ] maxwell house flavor lock. always good to the last drop. >>> july 15, 1997. just as gianni versaci opens the gate to his mansion, two gunshots ring out. >> a man was shot. gianni versaci. we just heard gunshots outside the steps of his house. please come immediately. please. >> when i got to the front of the house, i saw mr. versaci lying on the side of the sta

each student wins a backpack, t shirt, and game ticket. >>> when it comes to halloween, most of us aren't scared of spending money in a shaky economy. 70% of us plan to spend big time next month. from costumes and candy, the cost will hit $8 billion. >> "time" said there is a trek to shopping on the web. many sites will spend you several offers. retailers must have your email address on hand. >>> there's much more proof there's a buyer's market. the average 33-year fixed rate -- 30-year fixed down to 3 3.4%. it in the only helps buyers but folks who are trying to refinance. >>> coming up, she lost her husband to mel they a, but she's not alone. >> the ravens will be helping a patient bring a tension to the cause. >> and it's okay right now. the radar is clear. it's muggy and mild. there are big storms to the south. we have to time the arrival and show you the seven day coming up next. >>> live at ravens stadium. m&t bank stadium. the ravens will beat up on the browns. mike will have a detailed look at the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> we knew him as big orange, wayne stitch cou