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.

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 dozens of operations

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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

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

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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. and then we have a department lein applied to collect the penalty that has not been paid and we have a department request out standing penalties attached to the bill that we just went through last month in august and you saw what happened there. and we have the department initiates and funds litigation if it is a series case and it still has not be

protests all across the nation including this one in charlotte, north carolina opposing u.s. intervention in syria. kpix 5's anne makovec shows us the demonstrations here in the bay area. >> get your hands off syria. >> reporter: around 100 people gathered in san francisco today to protest a possible u.s. military attack on syria. >> we are here to condemn any, any, any type of military assault, any bombing against the people of syria. >> reporter: protestors said what's happening today is reminiscent of the buildup to the iraq war. >> it's again the u.s. government sending out a political line, saying that there's a country that we should be afraid of. when in reality ten years later we see the disaster that iraq was. >> reporter: people also gathered at a protest outside of city hall in san jose, many urging leaders to allow the united nations to continue investigating bashar al-assad's regime. [ people chanting ] demonstrations went on simultaneously across the country from a handful of anti- war protesters at the texas capital of austin to a much larger event in boston, m

its report won't be completed for about three weeks. [ people chanting ] this protest in charlotte, north carolina just one of many from coast to coast opposing u.s. intervention in syria. kpix 5's anne makovec shows us the demonstrations here in the bay area. >> get your hands off syria. >> reporter: around 100 people gathered in san francisco today to protest a possible u.s. military attack on syria. >> we are here to condemn any, any, any type of military assault, any bombing against the people of syria. >> reporter: protestors said what's happening today is reminiscent of the buildup to the iraq war. >> it's again the u.s. government sending out a political line, saying that there's a country that we should be afraid of. when in reality ten years later we see the disaster that iraq was. >> world peace. >> reporter: people also gathered at a protest outside of city hall in san jose, many urging leaders to allow the united nations to continue investigating bashar al-assad's regime. [ people chanting ] demonstrations went on simultaneously across the country from a handful of anti- war protesters

. >>> a police officer in charlotte, north carolina, is facing a manslaughter charge after shooting annarmed man early saturday. police say officer randall kerig used excessive force in the death of jonathan farrell, a former florida a&m university football player. farrell had been in a car wreck and knocked on a woman's door looking for help. frightened, she called 911. when the believe araved, he ran toward them, and the officers fired. >>> there was an altercation on times square on saturday night. police tried to shoot a man they say was acting erratically. they missed, but stray bullets hit two women bystanders. both are hospitalized in stable condition. the suspect was eventually brought down with a taser. >>> and hundreds gathered in alabama on sunday to remember a dark moment in our nation's history. natalie tejada reports. 50 years later the bombing of the birmingham church is seen as a turning point in the civil rights movement. >> reporter: they came to birmingham's 16th street baptist church to reflect. that sunday in 1963, love and forgiveness would be put to the test. a b

. >> pelley: in charlotte, north carolina, a man involved in a car accident over the weekend when looking for help and wound up dead. he was shot again and again by a police officer who is now facing criminal charges. mark strassman tells us how it all started. >> reporter: it was 2:30 saturday morning when 24-year- old jonathan ferrell swerved off the road in a single-car accident. he climbed out the rear window and knocked on the front door of this house look for help. the startled home owner thought it is a burglar and called 911. >> 911, hello. >> i need help. >> reporter: police have altered the caller's voice to protect her identity. protect her identity. >> is he still in the house, did did he s not in house. he's in the front yard yelling. >> reporter: three police officers responded when ferrell ran toward them randall kerrick drew his gun and shot ferrell 10 times. the dead man was unarmed. >> i don't want to bury my son. my son should be burying me. >> reporter: georgiaa ferrell says her son jonathan respected the police. his sister is a cop. do you have questions? >> i have qu

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 dispatchers that a man was repeatedly knocking on door police 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.

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a research chemist originally from charlotte, north carolina... a tutor from highland park, new jersey... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. well, who's it going to be -- paul, keith, or jason? which of these three will join colby with a "c" and kristin with a "k" in our two-day finals match next week? let's start finding out. good luck, players. here are the categories for the first round today. not "who's who." and "perfect" coming up in each correct response. alex, you're "perfect" for $200. and "perfect" coming up in each correct response. keith. what's a perfectionist? correct. afi achievement awards for $200. paul. who is hitchcock? yes. "perfect," $400. jason. what is perfect pitch? that's right. "perfect" for $600. keith. what's a perfect game? yes. "perfect" for $800.

here for the deciding game are the three finalists -- a research chemist originally from charlotte, north carolina. ...a strategic analyst for nasa untsville, alabama... ...and a high-schofrom h r from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of jeopardy! -- alex trebek! ks, johnny. i have said this before on the program. if you're doing well in a game and are lucky enough to hit the daily doubles and wager a lot and respond correctly, you can make up a lot of ground. can kristin and keith make up the ground? we're gonna find out in this half-hour. good luck to all three of you. colby, you pick first from these categories in the jeopardy! round. alex: colby. 1870s show, $200. kristin. who is ibsen? you are right. facts & figures for $200. keith. what's a chihuahua? right. facts & figures for $400.

analyst for nasa, from huntsville, alabama... ...and a research chemist, originally from charlotte, north carolinaand now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome. last week, we got our tournament of champions off to a grert. three winners are waiting in the wings to come back later this week to play in the semifinals, and, of course, one week from today, we have that stat day of our two-match finals, in which the winner goes home with $250,000. so, dan, kristin, and keith, e firsgreat deal at stake for y, as you know. but good luck. let's go to work now in this quarterfinal match. here are the categories. first off... i don't know. ve an "imp"ish category to deal with. i-m-p coming up in each correct response. of course. alex: keith, you start us. let's do micro for $200, please. dan. what is a periodic table? you are right. nationalities?, $200. dan. what is chinese checkers? correct. nationalities?, $400. kristin?

here are our three finalists -- a research chemist, originally from charlotte, north carolina...sts -analyst for nasa from huntsville, alabama... ...and a high-school world-history teacher from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] welcome aboard. today -- the first half of our championship. we're gonna start the week off by talking about money. there's a $50,000 guarantee for a third-place finish, a $100,000 guarantee for a second-place finish, there'and $250,000 for oure tournament of champions winner. colby, kristin, and keith, you've all been very impressive so far. but now, yeah -- we're getting down to it. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? here are the categories. colby, you pick first from... and finally... nelson mandela -- one of the greatest men of our time from the scenes of his low points and his triumphs. let's go with nelson mandela, $200. sarah, start. during his long imprisonment here on robben island, nelson mandela began secretly writing

here for the deciding game are the three finalists -- a research chemist originally from charlotte, north carolinaville, alabama... ...and a high-school world-history teacher from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of jeopardy! -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. i have said this before on the program. if you're doing well in a game and are lucky enough to hit the daily doubles and wager a lot and respond correctly, you can make up a lot of ground. can kristin and keith make up the ground? we're gonna find out in this half-hour. good luck to all three of you. colby, you pick first from these categories in the jeopardy! round. alex: colby. 1870s show, $200. kristin. who is ibsen? you are right. facts & figures for $200. keith. what's a chihuahua? right. facts & figures for $400. keith. what's chicken pox? right. facts for $600. keith. what's luxembourg? good. $800, facts. kristin. what is wharton? wharton. correct. facts & figures for $1,000. colby. what's cambridge? no. kristin or keith? [ beep ] the duke of york was fourth in line. kristin, back to you. beastly expressions for $200. keith.

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 feral who was seeking help after miraculously surviving a car crash a homeowner called nine one one and told this patterns that a man was repeatedly knocking on the door at least 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 another police officer opened fire and killed him and not to be outdone in the police brutality department on the same day in new york city the n.y.p.d. open fire.

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. i like the move. levi, so you and your fiancee shared a dream. >> we did. we had the same dream. >> tell me about this dream. >> and i was holding a big check... >> wait a minute. >> for a big amount of money... >> okay, well-- >> on a big show. >> hold up. are you married yet? >> we're not yet. >> so you was dreaming about holding the money, and then your fiancee just came into your dream. >> well, she did. [laughter] but i'm a sharing man, so... >> you was like-- you was--you might as well get ready, 'cause that's what's gonna happen right now. >> well, you know, she's like the government. she's gonna get half. >> any way, right off the top. >> that's right. >> well, that's all right, man. how big was this check? was it big? >> it was big. i had to go like this. >> and your fiancee, she's right here? >> what--she is. my beautiful fiancee. >> there she is right there. >> and my beautiful mother.

kenw ton, tennessee, charlotte, north carolina, florida, pensacola, florida, yes. >> sarah wants to mentionnly illinois claims to beil theli home ofnoi the white squis and i have been there. they have a big sign. has a little white squirrel on it.it. home the white squirrels. >> how does ite look. [ laughter ] >> oh my -- >> in north carolina, there's plenty of white squirrels.e that is where the white squirrer research has been established, yes, the white squirrel institute. >> are you kidding me. >> the question is would all ofl them taste the same? [ laughter ] >> down south they do, i don't. >> have you had squirrel. >> i don't eat squirrel. >> i don't eat squirrel, rabbit, deer or anything like that n i don't do that. >> have you? >> see all the people in my family are martin do it on a regular basis. >> really. >> yes. >> a little squirrel rotating on a rotisserie. >> what is wrong with you today. >> it's up in my mind. >> we have no idea how old robert. he could be nine years old. >> i want to invite all of the squirrels to my small piece of property. live in peace. no family member

north carolina. gail. >> boo-yah from charlotte, north carolina, jim. >> panthers, sir purr!> there you go. >> yeah. >> thanks for all of you do for us home gamers. listen, i bought genworth, and it has continued to decline. are you -- should i cut my losses? >> genworth and radian, they've been suffering a little bit from the higher spike in interest rates and genworth has got a fabulous business in mortgage insurance and we saw the builders go up today as nutty as that was. i think it's a good stock and i would not sell a share. four little letters can be the key to this market. upod. oh, apple? well, it spelled it backwards. stay with cramer. >> coming up, red ink remedy? a new therapy has done wonders for the health of mps pharmaceuticals. up over 200% this year, but does the company have the right medicine for long-term wellness? don't miss cramer's exclusive with the ceo. >>> and later, bolting higher? the banks have been cashing in on the rebound in housing, and as would-be homeowners watch mortgage rates rise, is a correction in store, or is now the time to make a dep

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in this neighborhood near charlotte, north carolina. >> he's in the front yard yelling. >> there's threeyou. >> reporter: when police arrived, they say ferrell runs toward them. officer randall kerrick who had been on the force a little more than two years, shoots his weapon 12 times. ten bullets hit ferrell and he is pronounced dead on the scene. >> my heart goes out to the ferrell family, quite naturally, as well as the many members of the cmpd family. this is never something easy. >> reporter: the officer accused of using excessive force is facing voluntary manslaughter charges. he did not appear in court, represented instead by his attorney. >> it will be found that officer kerrick's actions were justified. >> reporter: the former football player for florida a&m was unarmed. he was engaged to be married and described by family and friends as a guy looking forward to a bright future. >> he's gone too soon. gone too soon. his mother says she forgives the officer who shot her son. however, her attorney seemed far less forgiven. john, diana. >> thank you. >>> there's no indication of whe

bring in a guy who's been sitting here gentleman like, the ceo of lending tree, up from charlotte, north carolina of a cnbc exclusive. welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you make of michele's piece? what do you think about d.c. and interest rates? >> i think d.c. is generally causing a lot of 2ur moil and mayhem -- turmoil and mayhem in the market. qm, qrm, cfpb, a lot of uncertainty. fannie and freddie have had a chilling affect because they force lenders to buy back loans that were the consumers defaulted but really is no fault of their own. but the good news is regulations are getting stabilized and guidelines are getting more appropriate. >> how is all of this affecting your business? >> it's actually affecting our business very well. we are somewhat counter cyclical to the market. we send leads to lenders and when they've got all the volume they want we're like selling ice cubes to eskimos. at a time like this they're asking for us for more. our stock has done well. revenue up over 30% and the market is contracting. >> when mortgage rates hit $4.5%, the market would

one, if i was in charlotte, north carolina, tonight, i would be going to the chop shop to see man manring a sound check. three, we finally have an answer to a question that a young balloon boy poised many, many years ago as he awai

>> alina machado reporting in charlotte, north carolina, thank you for that.st paul callan, a criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, also cnn legal analyst and defense attorney danny cevallos. the charge at this point is voluntary manslaughter. i'm not sure how good you are with north carolina statute, but what does that mean? >> well, what it means is that it's not a premeditated murder. voluntary manslaughter you see -- they're called heat of passion crimes. two lovers sometimes gets into a dispute and somebody pulls and gun and fires in the heat of passion as opposed to planning. >> what about self-defense? is that involuntary manslaughter? that seems to be what many are suggesting his argument is. >> you can do as little as nine or ten years in prison on a voluntary manslaughter charge, whereas murder, premeditated murder, would be life. >> danny, one of the conversations that our news team was having was that it seemed -- we've all been very busy with the naval yard shooting to realize this has only been a matter of 48 hours or so. it seems very

one, if i was in charlotte, north carolina tonight, i would be going to the chop shop to see man manhat tunic during sound check. three, we finally have an answer to a question that a young balloon boy posed many, many years ago as he awaited his interview with wolf blitzer. >> say hi to the wolf. his name is wolf. >> hi. >> who the hell is wolf? >> i'll tell you. he is an enigma. a muse and forever in song as a vodka-swilling baby eater he shall be remembered. >> all right, anderson. i also know a few things. one, if i was in tucson tonight i'd go to the man man concert at club congress and i bet i'd get in for free. two, i know that a band called cryptic murmurs once wrote a song about you. maybe you're just a little bit jealous because my song kind of kicks your song's butt. >> not a bad punk song. but talk to me when someone wears a tunic adorned with anderson cooper faces. until then i'll consider myself the reigning rock god "the ridiculist." that does it for this edition of 360. thanks for watching. [ singing in spanish ] ♪ >> i was still slightly