it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.e children. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore. >> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction and there are dozens more on a weight list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives, just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunately that charlie has thi

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.> more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction and there are dozens more on a weight list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives, just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunately that charlie has this syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. she's doing so great today. >>> all right. did you maggots load the chickens? what do you need to know? i am an aficionado of eroticism. a necklace of cans around our necks. i certainly cherish those golden moments. i wish i could hear the exploding capillaries. i'm feeling every minute, every hour, every month and year of my age. no, maybe we should figure out how to cook dinner unless you don't want to

it's charlotte's web. >> it is charlotte's plant. >> it's charlotte's plant. not anymore.more than 41 children are using charlotte's web here in colorado. all of them are reporting significant seizure reduction, and there are dozens more on a wait list hoping, praying that a plant could change their lives. just like it did for charlotte. >> i'm going to get you. >> you both seem very at peace. >> i'm very at peace, yeah. very peaceful. >> we've been given a great life. it's unfortunate that charlie has this gervais syndrome, but thank god we've got something now that's working. >> she's doing so great today. tonight with breaking news. the death toll rising along with the waters in colorado. four now have perished in the flooding. 80 more people are unaccounted for. thousands awaiting rescue in towns cut off from flood waters. you're going to hear in a moment from a family who escaped the flooding on foot hiking over mountains and crossing swollen streams. first what it's like right now on the rain-soaked ground. anna cabrera joins us from logmonth, colorado. what's the la

go easy on him, charlotte. up ( phone rings ) ♪ never gonna let you down ♪ never gonna run around and desert you ♪ (ringing continues) ♪ never gonna make you cry ♪ never gonna say good-bye... started out as a nice night. who was the phone call from? i don't remember a phone call. your mom does. huh? maybe she's adding that detail in her mind. embellishing, you know? to be honest, i'm still learning about what's happening to her. ryan, could we get your sister's address? yeah. rush: diabetes don't scare you enough, you got to add smoking to your health problems? thanks, lil. you know what? i don't hear that enough at home. i got that. you're tina, right? who are you? detectives rush and lassing, homicide. we want to talk about your dad. no, thanks. we know he dropped you at a friend's house that night. i'm not talking to any cops. how come? you guys decided a long time ago how my dad died. why you got to bring it up again? we just want to hear about that night. what your dad said to you. you mean, like, did he s

charlotte, how do you use this? what's the trick?these are the training pens, don't have the needle or medication inside. normally, would you like to take one? normally what you would do, you take out this blue pen and then once the pin is taken out, inject into the meat or leg of the thigh, wait four ve seconds. >> front of the thigh. >> you wait for a clicking sound. count one, two, three, four, five. then take it pen the pen should have already come out by now. >> what are the side effects. >> heart rate, feeling of anxiety, shortness of breath. always best when you have to use the auto injector to call 911. usually they take the pen with them as they take to you the hospital, monitor symptoms. symptoms don't do last long, it is like a hit of adrenaline how quick it washes over us, passes and fades. the risk of using the pen is incredibly low. danger of waiting is incredibly high. always best to use the pen, call 911 and deal with speedy heart rate for awhile. >> charlotte because you're young, in school, kids find out you can't e

>> we're going to get those answers. >> reporter: the charlotte- mecklenberg police charged kerrick with voluntary manslaughter and said he did not have a lawful right to discharge his weapon. michael green is his defense attorney. >> it will be found that officer kerrick's actions were justified on the night in question. >> reporter: ferrell, a former collegiate football player, had no criminal record. charlotte-mecklenberg police have not released video from a cruiser dash board camera that shows ferrell approaching the officers, but they did show it to ferrell's family. they plan to sue the police for kerrick's deadly force. >> i do forgive him. >> reporter: you do? >> i so forgive him but i do want justice. >> reporter: if convicted of voluntary manslaughter, kerrick could receive a sentence of 17 years in prison. mark strassman, cbs news, charlotte. >> pelley: a federal judge today ordered a new trial for five former new orleans police officers convicted in connection with the deadly shootings of two unarmed men on a bridge after hurricane katrina. the five are serving long prison t

she was shot point-blank by a charlotte police officer who was not charged.young man made a wrong turn and he was shot in the back by a police officer and was not charged and several months later a young lady was in a car with a man who decided to try to go around a police check. she -- her head was blown off. none of these officers have ever been charged. in charlotte, we have a problem with policemen killing people and never been charged. i commend the chief of police monroe for making a decision, a very expeditious decision to charge this officer based on the evidence because it is obvious there was no reason to kill this man and to me, it was obvious that he did it out of hatred and then the rampage. >> reverend, according to a police department spokesman, officer kerik has been on the police force for three years. in 2010, he was hired as an animal control officer in the city. a year later he became a police recruit and just last year, he received a one-day suspension though we have not heard from a poli police department spokesman. couldn't this just be

it fills you up right. >>> charlotte, north carolina, 1992. >> how tall is he?six. >> how much he weigh? >> about 205. >> preschool teacher phyllis crowell sits in a kmart parking lot describing her husband jimmy. >> she was willing to pay me 100,000 to kill her husband. >> cj hyman is the special agent posing as the hit man. >> you want it done soon? >> yes. >> in training they put us in scenarios where they put us as role players. for a moment i thought i was sitting against a role play, seeing if they could make me react, crack up or laugh. >> how about your daughter, how is she going to handle it? >> she will handle it really well. >> she thought her daughter was really on board with it, and her daughter wasn't on board with it. >> in fact, it is phyllis' daughter that first tells the police detective daryl price about the plot. not only does he know the young woman as a street source, he's also met her mother. >> i think she kind of saw herself as being this person that would go out in the evenings and meet with a hit man and do these dastardly deeds. peopl

and the city of charlotte north carolina you have to petition the government in order to get an inspection. in phoenix, you have to undergo counseling first to get an inspection and see if you qualify. and then we have notice of violation issued in response. and then we have the department hearing for resulting non-compliance. and you could see that is where the cut off is for a lot of these, a lot of america does not do that. excuse me. is that a director's hearing that you are referring to? >> yeah. >> and this is a very important step that we find that we do not get compliance without having the at least the plausable threat of having a director's hearing. and then we have fines or fees resulting in the no one compliance in the next category.

charlotte writes i do not feel our economy can afford obamacare. i am retired with a history of lung cancer and my follow-up care will be denied under this plan. terry pleads do whatever you can to stop this.

atlanta and charlotte hit and miss showers. delays shouldn't be too bad. this will be the last rainy day in the southeast. we will begin to dry out a little bit. >>> in entertainment a new law signed in california will cause greater problems for paparazzi. with a hush from halle berry and jennifer garner those who harass could face up to a year in jail. >>> the wrongful lawsuit is coming to a close. only nine of the 12 jurors must agree for a verdict to be handed down. >>> fast and furious fans you should get excited. >>> in a new interview jennifer lawrence talked about how her sudden catapult into stardom is similar to her hunger games pattern. there is a connection in that she doesn't feel like part of the town anymore. >>> who are the wealthyiest hip hop artists? nicki minaj is the only female in the top 20 listed at number four. >>> harry and lloyd are at it again. the new picture of the dumb and dumber duo was released yesterday. they don't seem to have aged at all. >> the first one is such a classic. i remember laughing out loud at the bathroom scen

[applause] taking the counterpoint is charlotte. charlotte, do you agree with darius? [laughter] we're not getting anywhere with him. see, i don't understand obamacare. uys, can you explain it to me? [laughter] you

pierce: thank you, charlotte. foyle, come in, you do have some questions to answer. well, that'll make a change. the break-in at barton hall. how much do you know about it? oh, only what i heard this morning. a girl's gone missing. another one? this is important, man. and we have reason to believe you know where she is. she's in possession of confidential information. if it gets out, our entire work could be fatally undermined. it already has been. explain yourself. at some point recently, was mcdonald absent from the unit? i said explain yourself. i'm sick and tired of your damn questions. occupational hazard, colonel. would that be correct? yes, i gave him 48 hours leave after the russian was interrogated. why? and were you both present at that interrogation? yes, mcdonald translated. well, you won't be pleased to learn that he's been responsible for undermining your unit for some considerable time. james mcdonald? the russian even made a dying attempt to warn you... tin eye. this is mcdonald's file. does no one ever read these things? what's the news? it's neck an

>> no justice. >> reporter: some in charlotte are questioning the use of force in this case. >> youngen are shot down in the streets, even by police officers, chp seems to be okay to shoot first and ask questions later. >> reporter: charlotte police chief rodney monroe declined our request for an interview, but scott mcclatchy does not believe the actions the night of the shooting were racially motivated. >> it was a very panicked, frantic call that regardless of the race of the person trying from the woman's perspective to break in, i believe the police response would have been exactly the same. >> reporter: the farrell family says they believe their son's case is a reflection of just how violent our society has become. for outfront, alena machado, charlotte, north carolina. >>> i want to bring in mark o'mara, cnn analyst an defense attorney. of course you know this face very well, he represented george zimmerman in the trayvon martin murder trial earlier this year. okay, mark, good to talk to you. you heard the story but the optics here, white police officer, young unarmed black man

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weekend america's grossly over militarized police force once again showed its true colors first in charlotte north carolina where police killed twenty four year old football player jonathan ferrell who was seeking help after miraculously surviving a car crash a homeowner called nine one one and told the dispatcher is that a man was repeatedly knocking on door to leave when they arrived at the scene fairly charged at them but something tells me that by charge they meant stumbling injured so naturally want to cops fired a stun gun when that failed to stop him another police officer opened fire and killed him but not to be outdone in the police brutality department on the same day in new york city the n.y.p.d. opened fire in times square toward a man pretending to point a gun at officers sort of hitting the crazy man who was later found to be an armed police truck two female bystanders can serve more like shoot first ask questions later. and the artistic director who rushes both brother has returned to work eight months after an acid attack that nearly blinded him so i feel in has injured dozen

alina machado is in charlotte, nk it orth carolina. >> reporter: charlotte police believe jonathan ferrellp after surviving a car crash just down the street. it was saturday, about 2:30 a.m. the woman inside panicked and called 911. >> i need help. >> where are you at? there's a guy breaking in my front door. there's a guy breaking in your front door? he's trying to kick it down. >> reporter: the homeowner pleads for help. >> he's in the front yell". oh, my god, please. >> reporter: police say ferrell was unarmed when he approached the three officers who responded. one of them used a taser to try to subdue ferrell without success. police say officer randall carrick fired 12, 10 hit ferrell killing him. dash cam video hasn't been released but an attorney representing the ferrell family says they have met with police and seen the video from that night. >> you can tell he's unarmed. as he begins to approach the officers, there are immediately two laser beams in the center of his chest. then he gets excited, wait, wait, wait, stop. he's coming forward saying stop, and he goes off camera and yo

the charlotte man was unarmed.es have not yet released dashcam video of the shooting, but family attorney chris chestnut says he and the ferrell family have met with police and watched the video. >> you can see. you can tell he's unarmed. he approaches the officers and immediately two laser beams in the center of his chest. he gets excited. wait wait wait stop. then he's coming forward saying stop. and he goes off the camera. you just hear shots. 1, 2, 3, 4, pause, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, pause. 1, 2. >> but police say officer carrick told investigators right after the shooting quote the suspect assaulted him by unknown means and he had quote apparent minor injuries but refused treatment. still, police called the shooting excessive and charged the 27-year-old officer with voluntary manslaughter, a felony less than 20 hours later. >> we're confident that the resolution of this case it will be found that officer carrick's actions were justified on the night in question. >> ferrell's more meanwhile says a part of her heart

a former football player from a&m was shot and killed by a charlotte, north carolina police officer.fficer was charged with voluntary manslaughter and a police investigation found he was unarmed and might by a proeching the officer to try to get help after crashing his car. >> 911, hello. >> i need help. >> where are you at in. >> a guy broke into my front door. >> there is a guy breaking into your front door? >> reporter: it was that frantic call for help that two charlotte police officers remember responding to when they encountered jonathan farrell. the 24-year-old had just survived a bad crash and apparently was looking for help, himself, when he pounded on the front door of this house around 2:30 saturday morning. the woman opened the door and panicked when she realized it was a stranger. >> oh my good. i can't believe it. >> you thought it was your husband? >> i don't know what happened. i can't find him. >> reporter: when officers arrived, say they farrell ran toward them. one tried to subdue him unsuccessfully with a taser. police say car rick shot 12 shots t. man was unarmed

. >> reporter: even charlotte police are saying that the young black man shot to death by one of their officers saturday may have simply been knocking on doors in this subdivision asking for help. according to police, 24-year-old jonathan ferrell, a former safety for florida a&m, had just crashed his car, a half mile away. charlotte's police chief, who is african-american, explained that it was 2:30 in the morning and ferrell was banging on the door of a frightened young woman who called police. >> she immediately closed the door, hit her panic alarm, called 911. as the officers approached him, just to determine if, in fact, he is the individual, what's going on? he just immediately takes off and runs toward a particular officer and that officer attempted to retreat, but at the same time, fired his weapon. >> reporter: what's clear is that officer randall kerrick shot ferrell several times. police determined the shooting was excessive and that kerrick did not have a lawful right to discharge his weapon. they've charged him with voluntary manslaughter. on twitter, the family of the 24-y

for "outfront" alena muchado, charlotte, north carolina. >> i want to bring in mark o'mara cnn legallyst. he represented george zimmerman in the trayvon martin murder earlier this year. you heard alena there on the story. the optics here, white police officer, young unarmed black man shot, killed. the white officer now charged with a felony of voluntary manslaughter. did the trayvon martin george zimmerman case where it took almost two months for charges to be brought influence the decision to charge the white police officer so quickly in this case? >> it very well may have. what may have happened was the police department said we need to make a decision quickly for fear of what happened in the zimmerman case. the delay in charging the zimmerman case led to this ground groundswell of concern. having said that, i think another issue you have to look at is the forensics that they may have had available to us. we don't know very much yet, but i will tell you a couple of relevant issues to look at to really decide what happened that night is not just how many shots, although ten certainl

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dyan hale from port charlotte, florida, and let's talk about your family a little bit. you married?arried to my hardworking husband, steve. we have four great kids -- lindsay, matt, jennifer, and scott -- and five grandkids. yeah? and you've been in the educational field for a long time -- school counselor. oh, yeah. this is gonna be my 40th year as a counselor. wow! [ cheers and applause ] to look at you -- see, you're one of those daredevil types. do you like doing stuff that gets the adrenaline pumping? oh, yeah, the crazier, the better. the craziest thing would be? what have you done? i helped to pilot a glider plane one time -- loops, spins, all that stuff. very cool. do you have that feeling now? the adrenaline rush? a little bit. [ laughs ] yeah. i bring that out in people. [ laughter ] hi, maria. how are you? hi, pat. good. maria sleboda -- naples, florida. an engaged real-estate agent. yes! which shall we talk about first? how about the engagement part? well, i'm engaged to my wonderful fiancé, jonathan. yeah. and i am a realtor in sunny naples, florida. mm-hmm. and this wo

lecoca-cola is partneringg. with nashville parent and charlotte parent magazines, along with the mayorsf those cities, in the fit family challenge. a community wide program that offers free classes that inspire families to get out, enjoy moving together, and even track their activity online. it's part of our goal to inspire more than three million people to rediscover the joy of being active this summer. see the difference all of us can make... together. >>> let's dig into the details and the impact on the deal in geneva. the agreement between the u.s. and russia to find and destroy chemical weapons. i'm joined with very astute analysts in washington. rim francona is an analyst. here in new york, senior fellow at stanford's hoover institution and christopher dickey, the mideast editor for news week and the daily beast. i'm looking at you christopher. you called this deal a diplomatic breakthrough and israel is the big winner here. we have not heard, i haven't, from a lot of people say thg is a diplomatic breakthrough. they are saying oh my gosh, the u.s. is eliminating power in the midd

wilson, 25-33, 320 yards, hawks hang on for the 12-7 win in charlotte. terrelle pryor in indianapolis. a one-man wrecking crew. 0 colts. pryor, hesitant in the pocket all game. his willingness to run kept the colts defenseoffbalance. second quarter, 29 of his tea can leadin 112 yards on the ground. mcfadden, one yard and in. pryor goes for the chest bump but head coach, you're too big for me. fourth quarter, 11th play. pryor pass to moore. colts rally. weaves 19 yards, colts lead. 31 seconds left. third and goal. pryor locked into rod streeter. never a saw anquan buffet. colds get the win 21-17. >> alex smith making his kansas ty chiefs debut. smith, 21, 34, two touchdowns. second one. to junior hemingy, no picks for smith. efficient as usual. >> baseball. the pennant chasing a's gng for a third straight win home against the lowly astros. colon, third inning, one of his seven strikut victims. colon improve to 15-6 on the season. bottom half of the third. 2001 touchdown a -- touchdown and point after for the yays. a's win. oakland, one and a half up on th

and down the east coast, bwi, looking great, just a couple of showers to contend with toward the charlotterea. high pressure still generally controlling the northeast weather. that does reach just barely into the mid-atlantic. this storm system that's producing rain from the carolinas south, sort of a southern slider it. should swing south of that high pressure cell and stay rain free. we should see included cover. so future temperatures as a result of a few additional clouds will be mild. certainly no big warm up. in the mid-70s. warmer to the south and beyond that into the day on friday you see a little bit cooler, around 70 degrees. feeling like late september. this system you see off of west that -- coats of of west florida, that system is set to stay offshore. tonight down to 50, dry with sun tomorrow. mid-70s, upper 70s. sunshine dominating. things look good into the weekend as we head towards bliss on the bay coming up the first half of the weekend. we'll talk already were that later in the neighborhood. bliss on the bay. >> i like that. all right. kelly? >> it's house calls at abc2

charlotte showed how to inject a epi pen in an emergency. >> once taken out you inject it into the meatf your log or thigh. and wait so it's like the front of the thigh like that. then, click ask count one two,, three, four five, then take it out. >> i hope we never have to use that but hope you'll join me on beyond the headlines this sunday at 10:00. >> yes. tune in. chocolate lovers have a date with decadence this weekend. thousands are expected to pour into that popular tourist spot for the 18th chocolate festival. 30 jornds will be giving out samples. proceeds go to project open hand. >> still head getting creative. >> yes. volunteers building sculptur shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed inte

police say jonathan farrell went to a hem home in charlotte early saturday and started banging on theerious car accident but the homeowner concerned, called police. >> as the officers approached him just to determine if, in fact, he is the individual, what is going on, he just immediately takes off and runs toward a particular officer and that officer attempted to retreat but, at the same time, fired his weapon. he is pretty shook up. it's devastating. >> the he in that statement there is the officer randall caric who fired his gun and now facing voluntary manslaughter charges after his own police department said that he used excessive force. the victim jonathan farrell had only rented moved to charlotte and had played football at florida a&m university. >>> a 4-year-old louisiana boy died after contracting a brenai eating amoeba that was found in the water. he came down with the parasite this summer and died within days. he was playing on a slip and side before he got sick and his parents said he was so energetic, they always thought he would get better. >> a very happy child. it's h

one is the phrase he used in his speech in charlotte last summer. issaid, the american dream not a sprint or marathon. it is a really. -- relay. each generation building up and passing on that opportunity to the next. the second is what he has just done recently as the mayor. i have been trying for almost 20 years to get something done for early childhood education in america. it -- in january, barack obama's state of the union, he committed us to a huge program. a good, solid preschool program. we have not gotten that yet. the mayor of san antonio decided not to wait. he got the business community together. they passed a sales tax measure that is going to go for august,l, and justin the first of san antonio's children are now enrolling in preschool and they are going to cover every single kid in san antonio with preschool education. [applause] let's give a rousing welcome again to one of our bright young ,eaders, courageous young man mayor of san antonio, texas, boolean castro. -- julian castro. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. hello, iowa. [app

investigators say kerrick shot jonathan ferrell outside a charlotte home.errell went to the home, looking for help after wrecking his car nearby. not recognizing the man at her door, the homeowner called 9-1- 1. when kerrick and two other officers arrived, ferrell ran towards them, unarmed. kerrick fired his gun multiple times, killing ferrell. kerrick is being held on 50- thousand-dollars bond. all three officers were placed on paid leave. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. after that jim ramsey will join us >> tonight on instant replay... the bears put themselves in deep trouble but found a way to dig their way out... nascar... white sox... those stories at 9:40 break pick 3... 1 1 7 fireball for pick 3... no fireball pick 4... 8 3 9 9 fireball pick 4... no fireball lucky day lotto.. . 36 11 5 17 16 break they have the same walk. same grin. and the same beautiful hair. [ female announcer ] with nice 'n easy, get the most natural shade of you. in one step, colorblend formula gives expert highlights and lowlights. for color so true to you, they may

it's our 93-acre campus, located just south of charlotte, in indian land, south carolina. march of this year, and it's been an incredible privilege to see people come to our campus, and experience god in a new way. but tonight, is very special. you know, in your life, as you've grown up, there are people who have become dear to you because you see 'em a lot. you've been around 'em a lot. you ever notice that the people you're closest to, you start acting like? you start talking like 'em. they start influencing what you do and how you dress. well, the man that i'm about to introduce to this campmeeting, and inspiration ministries platform has influenced me, my life personally. i know david and barbara cerullo, a lot of our team, our staff, our ministry, because he has helped us understand a very key principle, that if you listen tonight, you will receive something special. this principle can change how you live, how your grandchildren live, how their children live. it'll change your history and your legacy. right now, it's with great pride and joy, on behalf of david and ba

touchdown, fourth down. 320 yards, hawks hang on for 12-7 win in charlotte. >>> pryor, starting in indianapolis. a one-man wrecking crew. andrew luck on fire in first half. 11 of first 11. 12 yards there to reggie wayne. hesitant in the pocket. off and running a lot today. 29 yards on this carry. he had a team-leading 112 yards on the ground. set up for mcfadden one yard pryor afterwards going for the chest of dennis. whoa man, going to take me out. fourth quarter, 11th play. raiders lead 17-14. colts rally from behind. they do it again, 19 yards. colts lead it 21-17. 31 seconds left. third and goal of indy 25. pryor, picked by antwoine. 329 total yards for pryor. colts get the win, 21-17. >> alex smith making his kansas city chiefs debut. five yards there to avery. smith, 21 of 34. 173 yards. two touch downs, second one here to junior hemingway. no picks for smith. efficient adds usual. chiefs destroy jacksonville 28-2. >>> bartolo colon winless. he was ready to move on against houston, third inning, jonathan have r. colon the first pitcher to win 15 games for four different teams. bottom of t

charlotte had retired some, several -- not too long ago, couple years ago, and jewel was the remainingpartner. she said yes when we asked if she would like to join us. and also her staff has come over, too, and it's just been fantastic for us. so that's really good luck. and the thanks that think barbara pointed out, we call ourselves the mom and mom store. barbara says i don't think bobby be heft has his daughter coming into the store with her children, and i don't think that bobby receives phone calls about, mom, what's the recipe for -- in the middle of the day when you're in an important meeting. so the mom and mom store is, has its -- i completely agree with barbara that we, that what we have brought to it as women has been incredibly important. and what we bring to it as booksellers is that we have a well-chosen selection of books, we know our customers well, we know what we like to sell. it's fun to shop at politics & prose. barbara and i have created what david calls a community space. when people come to politics & prose, they don't come just to shop, but to have a pleasant ti

top story we're following, naacp is calling for a charge greater than involuntary manslaughter for charlotterandall kerrick, accused of shooting and killing unarmed 24-year-old jonathan farral, a former florida football player, seeking help after a car crash. officials say he was shot ten times. >>> tropical storm manuel and hurricane ingrid are creating flooding havoc in mexico. officials say 27 have been killed in one state alone. certainly wish them the best. >>> and al franken is urging facebook to reconsider the facial recognition program. the program helps to recognize you and tag you in photos. now facebook wants to enroll users who are not tagged but have public profile photos. franken said it has profound implications for consumer privacy. >>> a british woman's candid moment all caught on tape has opened a door to a whole new career for her. ellie cole was spending time at a bus stop getting into a groove to her favorite song when a spectator across the street started rolling on this. good moves there. some people may be upset about their private moment uploaded to youtube. cole, do

wilson, 25-33, 320 yards, hawks hang on for the 12-7 win in charlotte. terrelle pryor in indianapolis. a one-man wrecking crew. 7-0 colts. pryor, hesitant in the pocket all game. his willingness to run kept the colts defense offbalance. second quarter, 29 of his team can leading 112 yards on the ground. mcfadden, one yard and in. pryor goes for the chest bump but head coach, you're too big for me. fourth quarter, 11th play. pryor pass to moore. colts rally. weaves 19 yards, colts lead. 31 seconds left. third and goal. pryor locked into rod streeter. never a saw anquan buffet. colds get the win 21-17. >> alex smith making his kansas city chiefs debut. smith, 21, 34, two touchdowns. second one. to junior hemingway, no picks for smith. efficient as usual. >> baseball. the pennant chasing a's going for a third straight win at home against the lowly astros. colon, third inning, one of his seven strikeout victims. colon improves to 15-6 on the season. bottom half of the third. 2001 touchdown and -- touchdown and point after for the yays. a's win. oakland, one

. >>> a charlotte police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man has been charged with voluntary manslaughter. officials say the officer used excessive force on the victim. the former famu football player jonathan ferrell was running towards police after getting into a car accident when he was shot and killed. >>> a church in poland caught fire sunday. mass had to be evacuated. the wooden dome on top of the church was destroyed, falling 130 feet. >>> the associated press has a new report out saying over 65,000 bridges in the united states are classified as structurally deficient, on the list, washington, d.c.'s, douglas bridge and new york's brooklyn bridge. engineers claim the bridges are safe and not going to be collapse. >>> in green bay, about two dozen native american protesters gathered outside of lambeau field. they want them to do something about washington's red-faced mascot. team owner daniel snider owns the redskins and has no plans to change the team's name. cnbc's seema mody. >>> larry summers pulling his name to succeed ben bernanke. the former treasury secretary had faced fierc

from charlotte, north carolina, please welcome levi evans. what's up? >> hey. how you doing? whoo!levi, oh. >> both: oh! >> oh! levi! >> hey, we got it, man. >> i like your moves, man.

. >> reporter: it's 2:30 in the morning in charlotte, north carolina.l has survived a horrific car crash. police say he likely climbed out the back window of this mangled four-door sedan and stumbles to the nearest house for help when he knocks loudly on the door, the woman inside panics and calls 911. >> i need help. >> where are you at? >> there's a guy breaking in my front door. >> there's a guy breaking in your front door? >> you say he's a black male? >> yes. >> we're on our way. where are you at in the house? >> he's yelling. he's yelling turn off the alarm. >> what happens next is hard to fathom. keep in mind farrell is unarmed. police arrive minutes after receiving the 911 call. one officer tries to taser farrell but it fails to bring him down. then, officer randall keric opens fire. >> as the officers approach him to determine if, in fact, he is the individual what's going on, he just immediately takes off and runs toward a particular officer and that officer attempted to retreat but at the same time fired his weapon. >> reporter: the chief say

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