when james burt was arrested in january .. the allegations outlined in his arrest report detailed what officers thought was a violent night at his southern hills home with his then girlfriend kelly ryan... throwing his body on her and covering her mouth with his hand. but a jury agreed with burt's attorney's physical confrontation.. "notwithstanding her allegation that she was choked, dragged down the hallway from the garage, thrown down on the couch and she was wearing a necklace at the time, there was no visible injury on her jaw, no visible injury on her neck, or anywhere of the sort. according to warren geller.. the couple had argued over a home downpayment and with the relationship ending, the only way ryan could recoup her money was to show burt was no longer working. "she admitted on cross examination that she saw an attorney and the attorney's advice was that if jimmy were terminated, and metro generated a letter to that effect, it would be helpful in her recouping that money. burt's legal troubles may be over, but tha

we told you about burt in february.. a metro officer the department di the force after similar allegations in 2011... but had to take him back after the union intervened. coming up at 10:30... we'll hear more from geller and what he says sealed the not guilty verdict. the son of congressman joe heck... is apologizing for some of his postings on social media... and this isn't the first time joey heck has caused controversy for his activities online. joey heck made several posts-- using the n word in several victims of rape his father,says he loves his son... but is disappointed him. some argue the elder heck is responsible for the behavior... but still-- joey heck is a grown man. he's 19 years old... he makes his own decisions and he's old enough to know better. "this didn't just happen. he didn't just post these things last week. this has been months, through the year. he'll probably go to counseling for his parents' sake until november 9th and then it'll be over.. " joey heck has deleted all of his social media accounts

we will hear more from burt's attorney tonight at ten. the man accused of killing a man and a woman earlier this week...appears in court this morning. frank interlicchia is charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of robin and kelly naples. police recieved a call tuesday of a man outside of an apartment building covered in blood... and the bodies of the man and woman inside. no bail has been set for interlicchia. his hearing is set to continue tuesday september 27-th. a former student of palo verde high school was identified as the victim of a deadly dirt bike crash. the coroner reports 16-year- old shane sanders died as a result of tueday's crash. the manner was ruled an accident. the clark county school district confirmed sanders attended the school for two months at the end of the 2015 to 2016 school year. metro says sanders rode a dirt bike through a red light at the intersection of alta drive and crashed into a toyota rav4. sanders went through a side window of the vehicle - and pronounced dead. a woman inside the s-u-v was tr

when james burt was arrested in january .. the allegations outlined in his arrest report detailed what officers thought was a violent night at his southern hills home with his then girlfriend kelly ryan... throwing his body on her and covering her mouth with his hand. but a jury agreed with burt's attorney's argument that there was never any evidence of a physical confrontation.. " notwithstanding her allegation that she was choked, dragged down the hallway from the garage, thrown down on the couch and she was wearing a necklace at the time, there was no visible injury on her jaw, no visible injury on her neck, or anywhere of the sort. according to warren geller.. the couple had argued over a home downpayment and with the relationship ending, the only way ryan could recoup her money was to show "she admitted on cross examination that she saw an attorney and the attorney's advice was that if jimmy were terminated, and metro generated a letter to that effect, it would be helpful in her recouping that money. burt's legal troubles

burt was taken into custody in january... after police say his girlfriend went to the hospital for injuries to her chest and face. his attorneys argue there's no physical evidence she was attacked... and that she made up the story. burt is still on unpaid administrative leave. we will hear more from his attorney tonight on fox and eleven. a doctor accused of molesting one of his patients still has his medical license. doctor jorge burgos was arrested wednesday... after a patient told police he touched her inappropriately. burgos has posted bail... and today -- the board of medical examiners says there has to be quote, a "judgement of conviction" bfore a license is revoked. the board will do their own investigation... and see if there's any threat to health safety. the staff of doctor burgos' office has not confirmed if he is practice during the investigation. we're days away from the first presidential debate. the nominees are prepping for the big night... and so are several businesses! how one restaurant is drawing inspirati

palo alto mayor pat burt said there's too many jobs. our reporters from yahoo! finance, and "usa today's" john schwartz, this week on "press: here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. we have been thinking a lot lately about the future of work. certainly how robots will replace many of us at work. but a very smart fellow points out we may have been ignoring something called augmented work. technology working with us, not against us to make us the worker more effective. this is video from microsoft, but there are any number of companies developing these sorts of ideas. headsets and holograms, giving us very new views of work. tim o'reilly is famous for something called his o'reilly radar. the ability to predict the next big thing. i can tell you that tim's ability not magical. it's because he's a voracious listener and a good learner. tim o'reilly is the founder of o'reilly media. he's the leading intellectual. so leading intellectual is a lot to live up to over the next few minutes. >> i like to say my reputation precedes me. >> augmented work. this is

burt's bees purchased the structure where burt chavitz lived and moved it to the headquarters in durham. his house was damaged by a fire. burt's bees hopes to open the humble single shingled home to the public in november. >>> today is your final chance to catch the durham bulls in action in 2016. a special day game. the first pitch is at 1:05. the team will pull out all the stops. his go cart. >>> we love this story. good new this is morning about an animal so many of us love to see. the giant panda is now off the endangered list. an international conservation group says the panda is now classified as a vulnerable instead of endangered species thanks to aggressive conservation efforts. the group says the pandas' numbers in the wild in southern china are growing. the panda population jumped from about 1,600 in to about 1,800 in 2014. chinese agencies have been enforcing bans on poaching and expanding forest reserves. >>> it's only labor day, but have you already seen decorations for christmas? i -- 110 days left till christmas. the new phenomenon allowing retailers to extend the holiday

the home of the co-founder of 'burts bees' is moving to durham. the company bought the converted 'turkey coop' that burt called home... and plans to put it on display at the headquarters in durham. shavitz died last year and his former assistant inherited the building. he says he wanted to take care of the building no matter what. it's expected to open to the public in november. meteorologist liz horton is here now with the a disappointing start to the college football season for the tar heels... but 'some' good came out of yesterday's loss. ngozi tells us what's next for larry fedora's team....ahead in sports. newspapers say it's time pat mccrory and republicans in raleigh tell the truth about our schools. instead of putting our children first, billions in tax breaks that could have lifted north carolina's schools have been diverted into tax cuts for the wealthy and big corporations. and what are we left with? the ratio of teachers to students is worse. teaching assistants have been depleted. larry fedora and the tar heels instead returning to ch

this is just the brothers. >> reporter: kidney disease killed burt's mother and grandmother in. june his kid niece were failing. >> i couldn't get down the hill working anymore. >> reporter: brad had two healthy kidneys and a burning desire to give one of them away. >> i decided i wanted to do something now to help someone. >> rte hospital. >> in terms of age, tissue typing, size match too, they seemed like a great match. >> reporter: the men didn't leave until three months after transplant surgery. >> if i had three or four i'd do it again. it has made me more aware of highway special life friends with a bond above the hip and in the heart. >> both are recovering well. >>> hurricane newton slammed into 2 resorts along baja california this morning. residents and tourists stranded in cabo. forecasters expect newton to dump 8 to 12 inches of rain in the region. there are no reports of people killed or missing in the storm. what happen >> moisture flow from newton just pushing into southeastern colorado. a couple of storm warnings, and a stationary front. cooler behind it. 90s yest

burt's bees purchased the structure where burt chavitz lived and moved it to the company headquarters in durham. . burt's bees hopes to open the humble cedar shingled home in norfolk tides today with a special day game. the first pitch is at 1:05. the team will pull out all of the stops with the season's last game. one last lap by willie bull on his go cart. >> have to wait till next spring to get out there and see it. >>> good news about an animal of us love to see. they're now off the endangered list. now is classified as vulnerable instead of endangered. it's all thanks to aggressive conservation efforts. the group says the panda's numbers in the wild there in southern china are growing. it's jumped from about 1600 in 2004 to more than 1800 in 2018. chinese agencies have been enforcing bans on poaching and expanding forest reserves. >> now they can live in peace. >> exactly. >> and reproduce and have a lot of cute baby pandas for us to >> we'll have videos of pandas from now on on the morning news. good thing. >> i like that. >>> have you already seen decorations for christmas? . >

they are closer than brother. >> we are joined above the hip. >> reporter: kidney disease killed burt's mother and grandmother n june of 2015, his kidneys were failing. >> we live on a hail and i could not go down the hill walking anymore. >> healthy kidneys and had a burning desire to give one of them away. >> i decided to do something now to help someone. >> reporter: two were paired up. >> in terms of age, tissue typing, size match two, they seemed like a great match. >> reporter: and the men did not meet still three months after transplant surgery. grandchildren graduate. >> if i had three or four, i would do it again. it made me more aware how special life is. >> reporter: two men strangers with a bond above the hip and the heart. >> find out how you can be an organ donor by going to to cbs4denver.com. >>> hurricane landfall in mexico. it came through with 90-mile-an- hour winds and wiped out power and beaches. that is a tropical storm. >> it was. and it did a lot of damage and hopefully everyone is okay in the area. and our news director was there and he posted those to our statio

zero seven years. >> breaking all the rules. >> it is because burt is fresh, that is why. >> exactly. >> i'm telling you. if you are feeling the blues this morning researchers say there is a way to cheer yourself up. >> you can do what brooke and meisha do snap a selfie. scientists at university of california irvine studied 41 college students. they wanted to understand how taking pictures, impact the self esteem and self perception. they found snapping, sharing selfies promotes happiness and reduces stress. >> just taking a selfie make you happy. >> some times. >> only if i'm happen any that home. >> i don't take many selfies but when do i i guess. >> researchers say findings are especially interesting for college students as they tend to face a lot of social pressure. >> i understand that. >> i feel like i can't take a good picture. i feel stressed out when i take selfies. >> i just take a picks tour. >> it is all about the filter. >> internet is a way to talk to all of the fans. there is a reason for it. >> bag of blowny help me. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", philly's ow

police documents also revealed burt was arrested in 2011 for domestic violence .. with similarities to this case. this is the second time the trial has been scheduled .. un-paid leave./// ((brian loftus)) >>> it's full speed ahead for construction on the new interstate connecting las vegas and phoenix. we've learned i-11 could be open to drivers well ahead of the fall 2018 completion date-- instead, cars could be driving on it by june of that year. crews are making pretty good headway, despite the challenge of the naturally- occurring asbestos along the new freeway route. workers have completed certification courses in managing asbestos in the soil -- and the air quality is monire demetria, how are the roads? there's a pretty nasty crash on eastbound tropicana at northbound i-15. the left lanes are blocked. someone just got put into an ambulance. those heading westbound on trop trying to get to northbound i-15 may not be able flamingo and russell. a northbound lane is closed on stephanie street past the 215 interchange following a crash. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you

and could face a maximum sentence of 55 years police say gregory rounds and burt johnson were behind an armed robbery and officer-involved shooting at an o-reilly auto parts back in may. it happenened at the store on 76th and mill road. burt johnson, rounds' accomplice, was killed by police during the robbery after he fired his gun at the officers.johnson's girlfriend, la toya james, was the one who purchased the gun used during the robbery.johnson told james which guns to buy.a week after purchasing the guns she gave them to her boyfriend. boyfriend.rounds will be sentencing 3 cbs 58 is re-airing our special presentation about gun violence in milwaukee.hear from families who have lost children in gun violence and lawmakers trying to find a fix for the problem. "milwaukee at a crossroads" re-airs tonight at seven on w-m-l-w the "m". 3 president obama is stepping up efforts to prevent opioid drug this summer... 3 and encouraging news ahead in your health watch...more children are surviving childhood cancer. 3 but first --- we're looking ahead to a huge fundraising event for children's

>> no. >> so sad. >> wait, no. >> yep. >> it was burt reynolds. yeah. even though stallone had written the film he was a total unknown. nobody wanted to buy it if he was going to star. fascinatingly sly stood his ground and said then i'm not selling it. finally two producers said, all right, we'll do it with you, kid. pretty great choice. >> yes. won the academy award for best picture. >> it absolutely did. >> unbelievable. hoda? >> what's your name? >> tina. >> from? >> texas. >> come on, tina from texas, let's play. names on the first season of "charlie's angels"? were they sabrina, jill and kelly, samantha, julie and chris or sofia jennifer and kathy? >> "a," "b" or "c"? >> "a." >> boom! "a." [ cheers and applause ] >> $100. >> america just held its breath when those women came in with the guns. >> they did. the network executives wound after just one season said i want a lot more money. when she didn't get it she walked. they rewrote the character. so the character of jill was only a one-season wonder for that show. >> cheryl ladd came in. >> cheryl

.>>> they converted tu coop that a cofounder of burts north carolina. burts bees has purchased the structe where burch savitz lived and moved into durum where is the company's headquarters. he lived in the 300 square foot homefor years. he ended up back thbefo hideath in july la ye his persal assistant said the beerd thturkey coop over the dernhoe. >>some trai e offering a moneyback guarantee. ji wagner explains how it works. >> repter: at this manttan jim, if you do not get nto shapououneback.firobinson that too good to be true. ndol?xhought there had to be so refunds would never be a possibility.>> reporter: he gave it a shot, it has been four months, and he has lost 0 pounds. jeff halaby is the owner of the gym. he came up with the idea of a fitness guarantee.>> one of the this notion about accountability. and these anuse gym memberships at people are paying forget them ablu nowhere.>> reporter: the guarantee is based on five criteria, strength, cardio, flexibility, and strength mass. not wait mass?loss.>> ifour members have been improved in the firs

burt reynolds, robert de niro, or harrison ford? >> harrison ford? >> is she write? >> no. >> so sad. >> wait, no. >> yep. burt reynolds. >> yeah. even though stallone had written the film he was a total unknown. fascinatingly sly said then i'm not selling it. finally two producers said, all right, we'll do it with you, kid. pretty great choice. >> yes. won the academy award for best picture. >> it did. >> unbelievable. hoda? >> what's your name? >> tina. >> from? >> texas. >> come on, tina from texas, let's play. what were the main characters names on the first season of "charlie's angels"? sabrinil that julie and kris. >> a? >> boom! a! [ cheers and applause ] >> $100. >> america just held its breath when those women came in with the guns. >> they did. the network executives wound upholding their breath when farrah faucet who played jill after a season said i want a lot more money. when she didn't get it she walked. they rewrote the character. >> cheryl lad came in. >> cheryl stepped in to play jill's sister kris after that. >> fascinating. >> what's your name? >>

as soon as the trooper found out what happened he prayed burt ross and drove him within 100 miles to be with his family. >> cedar rapids iowa bracing for what could be the worst heavy rain sent the cedar river over its banks. temporary there is an levees appear to be holding. protecting homes and businesses of about 5000 who have evacuated. firefighters had to rescue one woman swept away. she clung to a tree until help arrived. >> major problems in california. a sweltering heat is fueling firefighters are struggling to get the fires contained. strong wind is landing the planes. triple digit temperatures help feed the fires. 5600 firefighters are battling the fires across california. break in the he is expected in the next few days. >>> consumer alerts -- tyson foods is recalling 132,000 pounds of chicken nuggets because they could be contaminated with hard plastic. recall includes 5 pound bags of tyson fully used by date of july of july 2017. it also includes 20 pound bulk packages of the panko chicken nuggets, patty fritters with rivet meet. tyson says you should throw that product

. >> reporter: burt is a fencing champion, international businessman, sailor, and grandpa. >> i was excited to meet this self-explode, active with his two grown sons. this is just the third time the two men have met. but they are closer than brothers. >> reporter: in june of 2015, his kid niece were failing. >> i could not go down the hill working anymore. >> reporter: brad had two healthy kid niece, and a burning >> i decided i wanted to do something now. to help someone. >> reporter: the two were paired up at porter adventist hospital. >> age, tissue typing, size match too, they seemed like a great match. >> reporter: the men didn't meet until three months after >> it has made me aware ever how special life it. >> reporter: strangers now friends with a bond boost hip and in the heart. >> kathy walsh reporting. find out how you can be an organ donor by visiting cbsdenver.com. >>> and we have a slight chance for rain showers tonight! >>> a suspend chlorine bomb dropd the chlorine fell into a crowded neighborhood. 80 civilians taken to the hospital to be treated for breathing issues. some of

police say gregory rounds and burt johnson were behind an armed robbery and officer-involved shooting at an o-reilly auto parts back in may. it happenened at the store on 76th and mill road. burt johnson, rounds' accomplice, was killed by police during the robbery after he fired his gun at the officers.now rounds is facing charges in his murder. johnson's girlfriend, la toya me purchased the gun used during the robbery.johnson told james which guns to buy. a week after purchasing the guns she gave them to her boyfriend. now the city wants to send a message that you don't need to be the one to pull the trigger to be held responsible for a shooting. the time to crime between legal purchase and someone being shot or caught with it illegally has decreased every single year rounds' plea hearing happens this morning at 830live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 in campaign 2016...a new c-b-s news-new york tiimes poll shows hillary clinton and donald trump are neck and neck with less than 8 weeks to election day. day.the poll also shows 63 percent of voters ?don't? think clinton is trustworthy. but m

the 72 year old actor is still making filming now, with burt reynolds. and now... to another accomplishment, for an already legendary singer. barbara streisand has just broken her ?own record. she already had the ?most number one albums of any female singer in u-s history. and now... she's padding the stats. her latest album... "encore: movie partners sing broadway" tops the billboard charts right now. the second most number ones for a female singer... at eight. streisand is now tied with bruce springsteen for third place... for the most number one albums by a woman or a man. so who holds the top two spots? rapper jay-z is number two... with 13 number ones. and the "beatles" are first with a whopping 19 number one albums. free fun today... for kids in tampa bay. up next: why it's all part of a ?month lg lindsay has another check of the tuesdsayforecast, after a great deal this month for passholders to ?three of tampa's most popular attractions. it's called "swap-tember." all this month, people who have annual passes to "mosi," "the lowry to the other two attraction

hi burt. >> are you excited? >> i'm excited about this game. when you have a bad game like last week, you want to get that taste out of your mouthment we can't wait for this game to come up sunday against the rams. >> you are a super fan, clearly, this is a new -- >> from head to toe. >> costume for you this year. w year? >> we had 100 million-dollar renovation for the new stadium. and the other costume was okay with the 68 million-dollar stadium. now since they upgraded. i'm upgrading as well. >> i love the hat. it's so intricate. i notice you have a golf towel. do you play a lot of golf in this. >> i play a lot of golf. but sometimes when you get hot walking around the stadium. or walking around tailgating meeting and greeting. >> you were on the radio station this morning. unveiling this. so you've been making the rounds today. >> oh yeah, i went to jack harris. and i gave him some information about buckified. >> what does that stand for. be understanding citizens, identify friendly individuals each day. and we like to put the emphasis on th

burt johnson, rounds' accomplice, was killed by police during the robbery after he fired his gun at the officers.now rounds is facing charges in his murder. johnson's girlfriend, la toya james, was the one who purchased the gun used during the robbery.johnson told james which guns to buy. a week after purchasing the guns she gave them to her boyfriend. now the city wants to send a message that you don't need to be the one to pull the trigger to be held responsible for a the time to crime between legal purchase and someone being shot or caught with it illegally has decreased every single year rounds' plea hearing happens this morning at 830live in milwaukee im jp cbs 58 it's been nearly ?two years?... since a five-year-old milwaukee girl was ?hit and killed? by a stray bullet while sitting on her grandfather's lap. to dedicated in honor of laylah petersen.community members say... it will be a "beacon of hope"... to celebrate her beautiful life. a ?similar? peace garden was started last month... to remember "za'laya jenkins." the nine-year-old was ?also? hit by a stray bullet... as she wa

phil's interview with burt ramsey will air here on cbs. and air a 3-part series this month. you can see a three-minute preview at cbsdenver.com. >>> an update on a story we brought you last night at 10:00. parker police want to thank a good samaritan who helped out on police say he went above and beyond helping authorities get to the center of the scene, directing traffic while they helped the victims. a wrong-way driver caused that 6-vehicle crash on saturday, and that driver died in the wreck. >> republican presidential nominee donald trump follows his whirlwind mexico trip and immigration inteech new campaign stops in ohio. shaun boyd at her campaign 2016 desk tonight. and his pral people talking today. >> his trip to mexico is paying off in one area. campaign announced it raised more than $5 million in small online donations yesterday with a big chunk of that coming in while trump was meeting with mexico's president. his fiery speech on immigration is turning off some supporters. members of trump's hispanic advisory committee have quit. >> reporter: vice president biden

police say rounds and burt johnson were behind an armed robbery at a milwaukee o-reilly auto parts back in may.johnson's girlfriend, la toya james, was the one who purchased the gun used during the robbery.johnson told her which guns to buy.rounds will face a maximum sentence of 55 years in sentenced in november. new at noon --the army lieutenant viciously attacked and burned by a co-worker in kansas remains in intensive car. care...we spoke to jessica blanchard -- sister of lt. katie ann blanchard...she tells us lt. blanchard will eventually be transferred for inpatient care -- which could take up to a year. year.the 26 year old is orginially from fond du lac. she was allegedly doused with gasoline... lit on fire and stabbed by a co-worker in fort identified that man as 54-year-old clifford currie. her sister tells us quote: "i hope this changes people and they take it serously when people report threats or other forms of workplace domestic violence." a vehicle fire in kenosha county has now become a death investigation. authorities confirm a body was found inside a car this morning in

. >> this is buc burt. and he's showing off a brand- new costume and making a big reveal. >> he's a happy guy. >> makes you want to smile. and he's wearing that look sunday at the game against the rams. he's been a long time newschannel 8 employee. thank you for what you do. new costume. it is coming up at 7:00. >>> many believe that tampa bay is in desperate need of mass transit. >> see how the major overhaul of the channel side district is leading to new options for folks downtown. >>> new comments by donald trump spark controversy. up next what he said about hillary clinton following the violent hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton does not have to worry about the sirens and gunshots at night. she is sleeping. >> issue of fatal police shootings and race looms as a potential flash point in next week's first presidential debate. and as you can imagine, a lot of people will be tune nothing that clinton, she paired back her campaign schedule to get ready for and her running mate said he is ready to take down

. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004. way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. trying to keep his balance, and first down for the horns. >> todd: see, now, you notice, texas, with this momentum, they're not going as fast, because they want to use some clock as well. >> joe: buechele. was that intercepted? >> todd: no, they're saying incomplete. >> joe: luke made a heck of a play >> referee: the call on the field, incomplete pass. second down. >> joe: they're going to take a sec

. >> meet burt and ginn pitt. owners of the pitt family farm in st.ouis, north carolina. >> i feel like there is a lot on my shoulders to keep the farm going. >> like many north carolinaens they have farmed tobacco in these fields for decades. commodity prices meant tough times on the family farm. >> everybody wants cheap food, including me. but we were raised and same price as we did in 1991, 25 years allege. corn is at 7 year low. soybeans at 7 and 8 year low as far as prices that we sell. a lot of people in the united states and north america don't realize that it's hard for us to pay bills because our inputs have not gone down. they are not at 25 year low. >> these farmers found salvation in the sweet potato. >> this is a sweet potato. it's a big crop in north carolina, no. >> agriculture is the number one industry in north carolina. therefore we are looking for other things to grow and sweet potatoes seem to be a great crop this year. >> sweet potatoes are actually roots that grow under ground. once they are big enough. a tractor uproots the crop

. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 but the irish have come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. trying to keep his balance, and just plows ahead for another first down for the horns. >> todd: see, now, you notice, texas, with this momentum, they're not going as fast, because they want to use some clock as well. >> joe: buechele. was that intercepted? >> todd: no, they're saying incomplete. play on it. >> referee: the call on the field, incomplete pass.

reporter: cbs is soon airing a multipart series examining the show is to air an withionbenet's brother, burt, who was nine at the time. >> three people in their house, that you know of, and you're the one that has never spoken. >> reporter: the police statement showed pictures of their files, and gave statistics, including a thousand people interviewed in 18 states, and 200 dna >> we have not and will not give up. we remain focused on this investigation and finding justice for jonbenet. >> reporter: the department still has two investigators on this case. and they've set up a tip line if you have any information. >> rick salinger reporting for us there. cbs will air a 3-part original investigators will team up with experts re-examine the evidence using today's technology and forensics. >>> you mentioned something is kicking up on the north side! >> see this boundary? can you barely see it. a little moisture boundary, watch it push in, gets a little lift, and that storm develops. where it is read, that's the heaviest of the storm. already losing the red, so the storm of moisture still to work

felony murder. 20-year-old rounds entered a guilty plea, as part of a deal back in may, rounds and burt johnson robbed an auto parts store near 73rd and mill. while trying to run, johnson was shot and killed by police. rounds was caught and arrested... and state law allowed ?rounds to be charged with his accomplice's death. more than 70 probable overdose deaths in 7 weeks in milwaukee county.... that's a shocking number by itself. but think-- what about the number of those who were resuscitated? krystle kacner has this story this is our narcan it comes in a bo office of emergency management so far this year... narcan has been administered to 885 patients in milwaukee county... last year at this time... only 541. we can either get it iv.. or hook up this misting devising... which we spray into their nose. but because it is so available now.. there is a concern it will be misused.. so officials have a warning-- its an emergency medicine. its overdoing. its not meant to be used by someone who is abusing drugs to stop the overdose or stop the high the greenfield fire department is just one

he joins us on the phone right now, burt, what kind of audience do we have? a record one of hillary clinton and donald trump debate. what do you expect for this one? maybe it was less when it was sarah palin, what do you think? >> usually it is a little bit less. what happens that way in the start of the 1960s debate which was the first presidential debate. still, there will be a lot of interests. this is a different election year and who knows, it could go up. >> all right, the running mates tonight in the 1960s did not have the debatesin, right? let meggett your sense of what we could expect out of this. it is funny but both of these gentlemen's poll numbers are high higher. it changes the nature of the debate and neither are extremely controversial or generating any awful headlines. how does that work? >> well, these are the vice presidential candidates. and so they add, the presidential candidates giving us drama and the vice president candidates giving us more calm. i would expect a quieter debate without any accusations and criticisms as we had with the

maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh, we really wanted to invite you, but tim's family is huge -- relax. we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell. oh, look at us moving on. it's almost like you never dumped me in an e-mail

police say rounds and burt johnson robbed an o'reilly auto parts store at 76th and mill road back in may....and johnson was shot and killed by police after firing at officers.rounds will be back in court for senin the man accused of killing berit beck has a new judge. dennis brantner's murder trial ended in a hung jury earlier this summer..then the judge recused himself.fond du lac county judge robert wirtz has been assigned to the case.the next hearing is october 19th. new at 5...a milwaukee man is charged for a shooting that killed his girlfriend's 21- year-old son.the suspect told investigators he pulled the trigger because he felt 'disrespected 'in his own home. details of today's court hearing. 61-year-old jessie james faces first degree reckless homicide-- a charge that carries up to 3 weapon.used a dangerous that because he could be added to but five more 60 years in prison.that carries up to homicide-- a charge that carries up to 60 years in prison.but five more could be added to that because he used a dangerous weapon. james appeared in court this afternoon -- four days afte

. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004.e come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary guy, julian love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. trying to keep his balance, and he does. just plows ahead for another first down for the horns. >> todd: see, now, you notice, texas, with this momentum, they're not going as fast, because they want to use some clock as well. >> joe: buechele. was that intercepted? >> todd: no, they're saying incomplete. >> joe: luke made a heck of a play on it. >> referee: the call on the f

. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. just plows ahead for another first down for the horns. >> todd: see, now, you notice, texas, with this momentum, they're not going as fast, because they want to use some clock as well. >> joe: buechele. was that intercepted? >> todd: no, they're saying incomplete. >> joe: luke made a heck of a play >> referee: the call on the field, incomplete pass. second down. >> joe: they're g

. >> the class was supposed to be for the summer months only, steve, burt with demand booming, the farm is thinking about moving the class and goats in cars for the winter. i'm just saying downward dog takes on a downward goat kind of thing. >> yes. they seem apathetic to what the yoga people were doing but just being around a goat makes your whole chi a lot better. >> isn't that what you study in chi? >> your chalk ras? i have had chi team. biel be back at 11. see you then. >>> open are down 30 pounds and down 117 million. all new details on our weight watchers stop plunge. and a world premier of their duet. >> and rolling out the red carpet with this sunday's host. jimmy kimmel. >> then the new star's dream queen, kirstie allie. can you believe she just became a grandma? and a shopping spree with first lady. >> where he need help on aisle two. >> and simon says what dancing scare? >> trust me. those producers are going jackpot. >> on >> and universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >>> hey everyone. welcome to extra. i'm moorl. >> first, donald trump's big surpris

. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 or more, going back to 2004. way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a secondary guy, julian love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. trying to keep his balance, and he does. first down for the horns. >> todd: see, now, you notice, texas, with this momentum, they're not going as fast, because they want to use some clock as well. >> joe: buechele. was that intercepted? >> todd: no, they're saying incomplete. >> joe: luke made a heck of a play on >> referee: the call on the field, incomplete pass. second down. >> joe: the

. >> joe: quickly gets it out to burt. texas, 75-0 when leading by 17 but the irish have come all the way back, thanks to deshone kizer. 75-0 in a span of 12 years when they're up by the margin they were in the third quarter. second and five. jacorey warrick, a quick guy, has a 15-yard reception, and here come the horns. >> todd: notre dame was coming with an outside blitz, they brought a love. and buechele saw it, threw right to the voided area. >> joe: with time, and a reception to foreman. >> todd: this is a great start. and look at buechele's eyes. there's calmness in his eyes. i like what i see out of him right now, as he's marching his team down the field. >> joe: foreman. trying to keep his balance, and just plows ahead for another first down for the horns. >> todd: see, now, you notice, texas, with this momentum, they're not going as fast, because they want to use some clock as well. >> joe: buechele. was that intercepted? >> todd: no, they're saying incomplete. >> joe: luke made a hec play on it. >> referee: the c

not exactly a household word that is burting with pride to be part of this. visitors will learn about important contributions and >>> 13 years after congress okayed it. four and a half years of building, the national museum of african-american history and culture finally about to open. >> they were here 200 years. >> this will help us understand who we are as americans. >> this is the face. it is made in the unassuming cleveland facttry. >> north star, bursting pride. >> very important to me. because. it is it defines history. >> 3,526 panels assembled and they hired veterans for the work. we caught up with susan haw. >> ecstatic. >> lucky to get grand opening tickets. >> i am prepared to walk and look and being overwhelmed. >> heading for a memorable mayor carl and luis stokes and jesse owens. gas mask traffic light inveb tore morgan all honored from slavery through civil rights. whole exhibit for president obama. heroes famous and little. >> we need to hear those stories. those stories of inspiration and determination and those stories of courage. >> inside

>> that's a good burt reynolds. >> that's burt reynolds, yeah.gs, i wanted to be burt reynolds, so i wrote that sketch. he had a gray wig and a beard. i was like, no, from the 1970s. nobody ever mentioned it all the time it ran, but my character was from the '70s. everybody else was from modern times. >> you just blew open a scandal. norm macdonald wrote a book. >> it's called "based on a true story: a memoir." just trying to make your job easier. >> we got it free, but he wants you to pay. norm, thanks so much. >> nice to meet you. >> i wish you all the best. >> i'll tell my brother you said hi. all right. meanwhile, straight ahead as we continue the tv news show, we're just days away from seeing donald trump and hillary clinton face off on the debate stage for the first time. so how are they preparing? we're live on the campaign trail coming up next. experience the thrill of the lexus is f sport. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mc

the acres were a gift from the founder of burt's bees. chip reid takes a walk through the history of our national parks. >> in 1872 thomas moran's spectacular paintings of a fantasy-like yellowstone created that helped lead to the creation of the nation's first national park. but it wasn't until 1916, 100 years ago, that the national park service was created to protect america's natural wonders from development. today the park service oversees 413 sites including 59 major national parks covering 84 million acres from great smoky mountains, the most visited, to the grand canyon. the everglades and the newest edition, katauden woods and waters national monument in maine, designated by president obama. mike reynolds is deputy director of the national parks service. >> if you're a science person, you can go to edison and be in his lab as if he never had left. if you're a rock climber you can hang upside down on yosemite national park on 4,000-foot cliffs. if you are a history buff you can walk through the steps of jackson and lee in the civil