coleman has flooded his cell.sive beating on the door was pushing that plastic glass out, creating a danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk saying he was going to hit his ass. >> coleman. face the rear of your cell. go down on your knees. go down on your knees. cross your ankles, place your hands on top of your head. all right. we'll go on three. one, two, three. stand up, back him out of the cell. >> coleman is placed into an emergency restraint chair. he will be bound at the legs, wrists and waist. >> we can clean the water up and things like that. we can put up with somebody kicking on the door here and there. but when they're self-abusive or damaging departmental property, those are red flags for us where they really have to be addressed and we can't just allow them to continue to be sell-abusive. he was placed in the chair for that reason. >> after his wound is treated by medical personnel, coleman is fitted with head gear to prevent further injury. >> and he'll be in that

watson coleman: waths thank you very much. i thank the gentleman from new jersey for yielding and giving me the opportunity to lend my voice to what i think is a crisis that we are experiencing. as my colleagues before me have pointed out, particularly representative sheila jackson lee, we are in the midst of an american crisis. shaking the very foundation of the black community. the word crisis should motivate to us act now. crisis describes a need for immediate action. crisis calls for an immediate infusion of resources. crisis requires a meeting of minds to find answers. if thousands of people disappeared in the prime of their lives, their friends,

. >> reporter: prosecutors say that voice is jerez stone coleman, the 29-year-old many recognize as a scammer from mtv's reality show catfish. he often calls himself kid cole, but whatever his name is, police say this guy made 11 terror threats to metro station and metrobuses. >> me and five other friends are on the bus and we have bombs. >> reporter: in another the threats go to the president. >> plotting to kill the president tonight. >> reporter: police say stone coleman made that 911 call the same day the president delivered his state of the union address. >> when the motorcade comes, they'll ambush police. >> reporter: all the calls were responded to, but they were bogus. fake 991 threats aren't uncommon. >> we still have to treat that as whatever they need. >> reporter: jacqueline white was a dispatcher for 23 years in d.c. ands of says calls -- and says calls like these use up an inorder nature amount of resources. >> -- an diinor natentamou of resources. >> we have to send the police department and the fire department and inspect os that work for the police department. >> repo

watson coleman: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 1640, the department of homeland security headquarters consolidation accountability act of 2015 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. watson coleman: thank you, mr. speaker. in 2006, three years into the department of homeland security's existence president bush proposed consolidating the headquarters' functions of the department and the components from the more than 50 locations to the st. elizabeths campus in seat washington, d.c. construction began -- southeast washington, d.c. construction began in 2009 but appropriations for the project had been $1.2 billion less than president bush and president obama requested. naturally, congress' failure to consistently and inadequately fund the project has led to increased costs and has also forced d.h.s. to revisit its master plan and reduce the scope of the project. at this juncture, it is important that the department have a rea

the pioneering jazz saxophonist ornette coleman has died at the age of 85. can go to our website to see our interview about coleman with one of his closest musical associates, the bassist charlie haden, who died last year. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the annual human rights watch international film festival is underway here in new york city the one of its featured directors won't be able to attend his film's u.s. premier on saturday night. that's because israel recently deemed palestinian filmmaker amer shomali a "security threat" and prevented him from traveling to jerusalem to obtain a u.s. visa. then he went to jordan where the u.s. did approve his visa, but said the visa machine was broken. so could not issue it. amer shomali had previously attended half a dozen european festivals without incident and his film has drawn international acclaim. interestingly, the film shows how israel has historically tried to undermine any form of palestinian nonviolent resistance by branding such resistance as dange

colonel coleman? colonel coleman: on a similar thread, by training, i'm a preventive medicine officer, and i think most people know it works, but it's also unappreciated and sometimes, you know, physicians, for example, more time is spent on treating rather than preventing. but we know that prevention works, and in this case i think we saw the value of the investments that have been made over a many year period where we're trying to be prepared for any contingency that might occur whether it's naturally occurring infectious diseases or a bioterrorrism event. and we saw the benefits of that investment, that prevention that people had the foresight for and that we really were well positioned to provide support to this outbreak when it came to the r&d investments that resulted in whether it was diagnostics, vaccine or therapeutics. stephen thomas: i guess the lesson learned for me is that once again it's been proven that the world is a really small place. and when you can get anywhere from one location t

gaining confidence. >> this is coleman.>> he won a football scholarship to ucla and began dreaming an improbable dream, joining the nfl. he wasn't drafted but was soon spotted by coach pete carole who thought the talented fullback was perfect for the seahawks. >> he has taken it head on. he has done nothing but to bring it to light that you can do whatever you want to do. he's been a marvelous example. >> did you feel like you had a disability when you were growing up? >> it wasn't really till i got to junior high and high school when i starred realizing it's not a disability. it's an advantage. >> advantage? how. >> i can turn people on and off whenever i want. >> derrick coleman. >> they told me it the couldn't be done. >> despite his talent on the field, it wasn't football that won derek national acclaim. it was a little commercial he made for duracel. >> 22 million views. can you believe that this thing went viral? >> no. >> what was it do you think? >> everybody in the world got problems. they saw that somebody that ha

i'm offering this amendment with my colleagues pallone smith, lobiondo garrett, norcross and watson-coleman to continue support for the successful, confidential peer-to-peer vets for warriors program. a pentagon funded call center funded by rutgers university that provides troops struggling with depression and other psychological and emotional concerns to be supported by veterans. despite the troubling increase in active duty military suicides after 9/11, the defense department announced it would stop funding the vets for warriors program which has provided valuable assistance to reduce these incident. through vets for warriors, service members have been able to find confidential assistance from peers through shared lived experiences and quickly connect and listen in highly effective ways. since december, 2011, mr. speaker, the program has had over 130,000 contacts.

a judge will then decide whether coleman will be released from jail. he faces 11 felony counts for the threats made between december and may. coleman was once featured on the mtv reality show "catfish." he was arrested last month. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser headed to san francisco today. she's attending the annual u.s. conference of mayors over the weekend. now bowser will be back in d.c. on tuesday. she plans to host a breakfast with the council members at the wilton building when she returns. >>> looking outside, this morning we are still wet in some spots. 71 degrees. temperatures in the 70s, but the mercury is only going to go up today. tom is working on your what to wear forecast. we'll have that in your next weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> tired of nonstop unwanted calls? the ruling that just came down that could put an end to them. >>> and imagine driving along when you spot a suspect wanted in this week's church massacre. that's exactly what happened to one woman and this morning she is speaking out. hear fr >>> a florist in north carolina

. >> a visionary who redefined jazz we remember on net coleman. there has been a major new development in the case of to o'mary rice. 212-year-old boy that was with shot and killed by police in cleveland. a judge now saying there is probably cause to charge the office tear shot and killed him. she joins us now from detroit, bring us up to date. >> dole, the judge made it very very clear that he is only offering suggestions this case will still go before a grand jury. but sources tell me that the judge's opinion will likely put pressure on prosecutors. >> thursday's decision by a judge comes just days after a group of clergy and activists use add little known law asking the court to order the arrest of the police officers involved in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice last november. >> the people have taken the opportunity to make the government work for them. this is new york a circumstance vince, this is simply a plying the law that is available. so that our government is responsible to us. >> the boy was with playing in with a pellet g

jerez stone-coleman is accused of making threats against metro. what came out of days hearing john? john: the federal prosecutor said just moments ago that 20-year-old jerez stone-coleman crossed the threshold from being a liar and a con artist to a legitimate danger to the community, saying that his weapon was not a gun or a bomb it was his cell phone. this young man, known as king cole -- kidd cole, exposed on the popular mtv show "catfish," facing 11 felony counts for calling in serious bomb threats. critical response was diverted to metro around the city. the prosecution played three 911 calls in court and in one of the calls they told dispatch that they had bombs and were going to blow up the entire bus. just one week after he was charged with identity fraud in richmond saying things like -- you have 25 minutes to get to the metro station. he told 911 that the people connected to the charlie have dough attacks in france -- charlie have dough -- charlie hebdo attacks in france would attack the president. his attorney says that his client is not a governmenthater, he just made a

. >>> ornette coleman has died, the legendary saxophonist. he won the politzer prize for music in 2007 and passed away at a hospital here in new york overnight. ornette coleman was 85 years old. >>> a lot of fans of "lord of the rings" mourning a big loss today. sir christopher lee has died. his career on screen spanned more than 60 years over 250 movies, including the roles so many will remember him for. "count dracula" and a slew of thrillers throughout the 1950s and '60s. he played a bond villain opposite roger moore in 1974's "the man with the golden gun." millions of fans loved to hate him as an evil wizard in the "lord of the rings" trilogy. there is no word on his cause of death. sir christopher lee was 93 years old. >>> when we come back, water, water, everywhere. could california solve the drought problem simply by tapping the pacific? a police beating video from salinas. ===take vo=== now, the department defends the officers... using the 911 calls. ===take vo janelle=== plus, not one, but two daring rescues in the fog near santa cru

. >>> reality tv star kid cole, akajerez stone coleman was back in a d.c. courtroom for a hearing facing 11 felonies including terror threats against the metro. coleman is accused of making hundreds of threats against the transit system. he's been ordered to undergo a psychological evaluation. he once appeared on an mtv show known as catfish. >>> a trash truck fire caused major delays this afternoon. all the southbound lanes where the highway intersects with i- 370 were blocked after the driver of the truck noticed smoke. firefighters had the truck contents jumped onto the road and used foam to try to knock down those flames. traffic is again moving in the area. >>> speaking of traffic it's again moving in both directions on the gw parkway. the northbound lanes were shut down for hours today after an engine dropped out of a tour bus. crews spent most of the day cleaning up the 10 gallons of oil that leaked after this engine dropped out. >>> continuing our coverage on the new york prison break, a lockdown has been lifted even as the two inmates who escaped a

attorney said the same number jerez stone-coleman used to phone in the threats was also used to make 338 calls to 911. the judge ordered him to get a psychological evaluation and moments ago received the audio from some of those 911 calls. >> my friend put a note to the police department because he's plotting to kill the president tonight. >> you guys have 25 minutes everybody else blows up. >> hold on one second. let me transfer you to the metro station, okay? >> stone-coleman is being held without bail. >>> a prison worker is accused of helping two convicts escape from a new york state prison and she made a brief appearance in court today. joyce mitchell was assigned a new attorney after her lawyer told the judge there was a conflict of interest that prevented him from representing him. mitchell is charged with giving david sweat and matt the tools they used to break out of prison a week and a half ago. authorities are installing cameras and motion detectors in the woods near the prison in hopes of tracking down those escapees. >>> dc mayor bowser has declared a new war on syntheti

jazz saxaphonist ornette coleman died thursday in new york of cardiac arrest. he called harmolodics improvising off a melody rather than off chord changes. in the 1966 documentary coleman credit his independent ways to the poverty of his childhood. >> i grew up hungry, so i can be hungry now. that's when i started trying to not worry about whether what it was doing had any value or whether it was good or bad but to do it. >> osgood: he won a pulitzer prize in 007. >> without this man standing next to me. >> as well as lifetime achievement grammy award. ornette coleman was 856789 and we learned of the death in london of film actor christopher lee. standing more than six feet tall lee was often cast as the villain. he played the monster in the 1957 film "the curse of frankenstein." also played count dracula no fewer than ten times. more recently lee played the evil wizard saruman in the "lord of the rings" and "hobbit" plims. a veteran of roughly 250 film and tv roles he was knighted in 2009. sir christopher lee was 93. >> osgood: make music in small electronic l

coleman, ph.d. is the joint program manager of the joint project management office for medical countermeasure systems headquarters in lovely fort detrick, maryland. he leads the d.o.d. organization responsible for the development acquisition and fielding of food and drug administration approved medical countermeasures to chemical biological, radiological and nuclear threats. he is the author of over 58 peer-reviewed scientific publications and has been the primary investigator on nih world health organization and d.o.d. grants. in 1995, he deployed to zaire as part of a who team responding to an ebola virus outbreak and in 2003 he was deployed for iraq -- operation iraqi freedom as the chief preventative medicine section of the 520th theater army medical laboratory. in 2008, he became deputy commander of the u.s. army medical material development activity. he was selected as the 10th commander of that organization in 2010 and served in this position until 2013. he received his bs in biology from the

coleman was ordered to undergo a pre-trial psychological evaluation. he has a new court date for thursday. he claimed to be a hip hop producer but police say he's a scam artist. >>> rachel dalezal has agreed to step down. her parents say she's been misrepresenting herself for years as black but she is white. she has stepped down as head of the naacp in spokane, washington. >>> day 10 on the loose. on the ground squint air hundreds of police officers continue to search for two escaped killers. at the same time the woman accused of helping the convicts break out of the maximum security lockup in new york appeared in court today. joyce mitchell went before a judge in platsburg, new york with a new attorney amid reports she planned to have her husband killed during the plot. don champion has more. >> reporter: wearing a bulletproof vest. former prison worker showed little as she walked in to court in new york. >> bail has been set at $100,000 cash. >> reporter: court proceedings were delayed when mitchell switched attorneys. miles away in the town in danne

>> reporter: 24-year-old derrick coleman is living his dream. so much the nfl it was more of proving everybody wrong. >> reporter: few would have expected coleman to wind up here deaf since childhood he's the only third hearing-impaired player to reach the nfl. at what point did you realize you were different? >> honestly i never truly realized that i'm different, i just accepted who i am. >> reporter: but some of the kids treated you differently. you were bullied a little bit. >> i remember one is dent five girls came and they attacked him and they ended up losing his hearing aids. i went and knocked on some doors that day to make sure the bullying kind of stopped. >> reporter: but his childhood was mostly a happy one. thanks to parents who refused to let him be victimized. >> she looked me in the eye and said don't let people to do that. why are y going to let somebody else mess up how you feel about yourself. >> reporter: he learned to read lips gaining confidence. he won a scholarship to ucla and began dreaming an improbable dream. joining t

. >> the judge ordering a mental health evaluation for jerez coleman.faces 11 felony counts for incidents that started last december and ended last month. according to the u.s. attorney's office, prosecutors played what she say were coleman's prank 911 calls. he was once in the reality show "catfish." >> new tonight, the man charged with killing four people in a d.c. mansion has a new attorney. public defenders will no longer represent daron wint. he will tell a judge he hired shawn hanover of fairfax as his defense attorney. their 10-year-old son and housekeeper were held hostage until $40,000 cash was delivered to the mansion. he is accused of killing the victims and sitting the house on fire. police believe he had help but he is the only one that's been arrested. >> sentencing for the man who jumped over the white house fence and inside the mansion. omar gonzalez got into what is supposed to be the most secure building in washington. it triggered security changes, including changes to the white house fence. the attorney for gonzalez has timed served

a judge ordered the evaluation for coleman. he faces 11 felony counts for the threats between last december and may. coleman once was featured in the mtv reality show "catfish." he was arrested last month. >>> the naacp in loudoun county wants the school board to rethink naming a middle school who may have been involved in segregation laws. it was named for house speaker john f. ryan instead of a young child who died of bone cancer. documents were found that suggest that ryan may have been connected to people who favored segregation. the naming was made official at the june 9th board meeting. >>> the d.c. teacher's union will urge the council to delay a vote that would limit access to teacher evaluations. it would block you from accessing most of the information in the evaluations. only a summary would be available for public release. council members say current laws protect public schoolteachers' personal information. this is to protect charter school employees and the vote is scheduled for june 30th. >>> to an update on a new

coleman, of course a bit of a local celebrity. last year mtv hit show "catfish" exposed the southeast resident after he reportedly led a girl to believe he was a successful music producer and in turn bilked that woman out of thousands of dollars. all because of those 15 minutes of fame. a number of curious scrapegers and staff members attended the hearing and they wanted to see the reality tv star turn alleged terrorist in the flesh. live in northwest. i'm kevin lewis. abc7 news. alison: fairfax county police are looking for a taxi driver accused of a sex offense. its happened saturday morning along frasier lane and pine tree road. the taxi driver asked the victim to perform sexual acts or leave the vehicle. the victim refused and got out. the driver drove off. they have a vague description of the driver. they ask anyone with information to come forward. >> secretary of state john kerry said to be in good condition after doctors in boston completed surgery on his broken leg after he suffered the injury in a bike accident in france

. >>> jazz muni six ornett ornette coleman died and his contributions thereupon with the all the-timewon the poll prize for music in 2007 and passed away overnight. ornette coleman was 85 years old. >>> a lot of fans of "lord of the rings" mourning sir crist christopher lee died. including the role so many will remember him for "count dracula" in a slew of thrillers throughout the 1950s and '60s. he played a bond villain opposite roger moore in 1974 as the man with the golden gun and millions of fans loved to hate him as an evil wizard in the "lord of the rings" drill dee. sir christopher lee was 93 years old. >>> when we come back water, water everywhere. could california solve its drought i'm one... i am one of the one's who discovered always discreet underwear for sensitive bladders. it makes me feel secure, confident. i feel protected. i mean i feel comfortable to move in them they move with me. i love always discreet underwear because of the fit. the fabric is very soft. i can wear whatever i want to wear. always discreet has made me a very happy woman. join over 500,000 women wh

apparently the kid is going to be a combination of gary coleman and a troll doll. >> seems everyone was. open especially how dry the greens were. i think they have a point. watch this putt here. >> beautiful. see that. dry green. >> video footage of a cat that accident accidentally stowed away inside a glider plane and then sort of came out and surprised the pilot. it went viral. that cat in the plane video broke the same day as another incredible video that no one is talking about. a zebra got stranded on the wing of a commercial airliner yes. he popped into brookstone where he bought one of those neck pillows and caught his connecting flight to phoenix all the way home. >> i bet they didn't charge him for the extra baggage. >> probably didn't get peanu >> good morning we're following several breaking stories on this friday june 26. >>> a pilot and 8 cruise ship passengers are dead after a crash of their sightseeing plane in alaska, we'll give you details. >>> pope francis is miking headlines for seeming to question catholic tradition what he is saying about divorce. >> frustration is

a judge ordered a mental evaluation on jerez coleman. according to wtop the full report on the evaluation will be released today. a judge will then decide whether coleman will be released from jail ahead of his trial. coleman now faces 11 felony counts for the threats made last december and may. he was once featured on the mtv reality show "catfish." >>> the supreme court's most recent freedom of speech decision could impact drivers here. yesterday, the justices ruled 5-4 that texas does not have to allow a specialty vehicle license plate with a confederate flag. they said they're state property and they can be censored by the state. both maryland and virginia has been allowed to the flags on their tags. they're both reviewing the decision to determine what's next. >>> today, terry mcauliffe returns from a six-country trip across europe. the trip was aimed at bringing foreign investment to the state. mcauliffe attended 70 different meetings. the governor's office has announced two major deals including one with german discount supermarke

viewings will be held for state senator clementa pinckney and a funeral will be held for sharonda coleman singleton. worshipers returned to the emanuel ame church for the first bible study and the key theme is love. >> the pastor talked about love tonight. which i'm familiar with. because god says he knows no color. he made us all. that's what tonight's prayer service was about. >> meanwhile, confessed killer dylann roof now has federal public defenders. that is seen as an indication he'll face federal charges in addition to the nine murder charges. >>> new developments released from jail, the second prison employee arrested in the escape of two inmates in new york posted bail. gene palmer posted bail. he is charged with destroying evidence and promoting dangerous contraband. a prison seamstress told investigators she smuggled hacksaw blades and escape tools inside raw ground beef. the district attorney says palmer took that frozen meat to david sweat and richard matt's area in the prison where inmates are allowed to cook. palmer's attorney says he didn't know anything was in the beef. sw

sharonda coleman-singleton is her name. she was a high school track and field coach.is a star baseball player at charleston southern university. he says his mother was always smiling no matter what was happening in life. >> in this situation, you know, i just think about her smile. she smiles 24/7. that's what i'm just thinking about to push me on and do stuff like this. just thinking about her smile. i just say love is always stronger than hate. so if we just love the way my mom would, then the hate won't be anywhere close to what love is. >> the victims range in age from 26 to 87. three people survived the attack including a woman and her granddaughter. they played dead to survive. >>> well, new images just in this morning, a small plane crash in southern california. the pilot ran into this fence while trying to land at the long beach airport. the plane as you can see is pretty much destroyed. that pilot was taken to the hospital but should be okay. >> the government is cracking down on those annoying robocalls and also those robotexts. you can now opt out by pressi

coleman was arrested and convicted of auto theft, but was never charged with martinson's death. her bones were discovered in a canyon in fremont five years ago. >>> a high-profile national case moving forward. a former police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in south carolina. michael slager a white officer, shot and killed walter scott, an unarmed black man, back in april. the cell phone video captured it all. slager fired eight times at scott, who was running away from him. the officer initially said scott had grabbed his taser after a traffic stop. he faces 30 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> day three and no sign of two convicted killers who escaped from a maximum security prison in upstate new york. david sweat and richard matt escaped on saturday just 25 miles from the canadian border. authorities say the two men used power tools to cut through their cells, then crawled on to a cat walk broke through a brick wall shimmied through a 24-inch pipe before emerging out of a manhole cover about a block away. investigators interviewed a female prison employee

reverend coleman singleton's funeral started at the top of the hour.this morning. as these families we see there paying final respects to someone who is so loved in the community. and in the background of it is the ripple effect caused by south carolina leaders calling to remove the confederate flag from state capital grounds. this morning, the sons of confederate veterans voiced their opposition to it. >> to remove this flag to remove this monument it will dishonor not only white confederate soldiers but it will dishonor black confederate soldiers. >> it's a different story in alabama. that's where the governor robert bentley ordered their confederate flags to be removed from a confederate memorial site. joining me now democratic congresswoman from alabama terry suleg to have you here. your governor, what he had to say, after he gave the order to take that flag down. >> i think that what i did today was symbolic. i think what i did today, i became the first governor to remove the confederate flag. other governors have called for it in virginia and in

world renowned jazz musician coleman died.aught himself to play the alto saxophone and pioneered the style known as free jazz. he recorded more than 40 albums, including last year's new vocabulary. he was awarded a lifetime achievement grammy in 2007 an even received a pulitzer prize for his music. ornette coleman was 85. >>> i'm natalie allen, another hour is right after this. george howell is back with me in just a moment. whiand repeat themselves..... we choose to carve our own path, in the pursuit of exhilaration. the 306 horsepower lexus gs. experience the next level of performance, and there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. it comes with built-in wireless charging capabilities. the iphone 6, yeah, nope, not so much. check it out. the s6 takes wider selfies that fit everybody. the iphone 6 just cut off nana... nana!? when you do the math, it's clear. six is greater than six. the galaxy s6 edge. now at sprint get the samsung galaxy s6 edge for zero down and just $5 a month. when i booked this trip, my friends said i

sharonda coleman singleton was our sorority sister. we're here to honor her. we were here for her funeral services today. and just to show support to the people of charleston. she was a mother, coach, a minister, a woman of god and a woman of service. and she took in all people, all kinds of folks. and she would minister to them not only about the gospel, just about life. she was just a beautiful pitiful person. she instilled that also and her children. we're here to uplift her and support her. looks i am a pastor in d.c. at the fraser baptist church. this is my wife marie. basically, just traumatized -- amy: you flew down? >> we drove down. we just got off the road from d.c. we feel like this is a terrible moment in history we wanted to be a part of it and pay our respects, be in prayer and solidarity with all of the folk down here. to me, it is the 9/11 of the black church. it impacts all of us. we pastors are profoundly affected so we couldn't not come. we had to be here. >> we are shaken and trying to come to grips with it. but trying to be just like the p

and we must not forget warren weinstein is dead while colin rutherford, josh boyle kaitlyn coleman and her child remain hostages. who is fighting for them? thank you. >> thank you, lieutenant colonel. thanks for your services. i will point out there isrepresentative hunter is in our audience, so thank you sir. johnson special agent johnson has raised concerns about national security and criminal risks in the eb-5 program to her management and to the special options general. >> it seems we're all going to do that today. chairman johnson, ranking member carpenter and distinguished members of the committee i appreciate the opportunity to speak before you guys today surrounding the issues of obstacles with whistle blowing. i am a special agent. i've been with hsi for about 11 years. i've been responsible for investigating large transnational organized crime groups involved in money laundering, narcotics and world class smuggling. i won't bore the committee with accommodations, although i have received some of the highest honors in my department and i have yearly promotions. after displayin

the fund run by chase coleman increased its stake in etsy to 9% from a prior 6.5%.oared out of the gate with shares doubling on the fist day of its ipo trading. recently the online craft stock has been struggling. recently dropped below the $16 ipo price. it could see extra buying interest because of the tiger global betting on the stock. etsy very vom tiff as of late to the down side. we'll see if chase coleman has a bit of a pop to the stock, back to you. >> he is today, dom, can add a >> josh, what do you do with this? >> this was a name that we panned around the whole table and all looked at this and said no way. now it's been cut in half and below the offer in price and maybe chase coleman is buying low. hopefully to sell higher. >> do you ride coattails here? >> no. because you'll have time if this is really a stock that's going to stand on its own two legs. would you almost rather try higher and see some results come in unless you know something other than what they have communicated to the overall market which i don't think i do. >> all right. from wine to w

ethel lance and the reverend sharonda coleman singleton are being laid to rest today.ends gathered to pay tribute and say good-bye to ethel lance. the funeral for this retired grandmother and church volunteer was held at royal missionary baptist church in north charleston just a short time ago. ago. >> a no-nonsense grandmother, a strong woman, a burst of joy, these are just a few of the words used to describe 70-year-old ethel lance. >> she wasn't miss lance. she became the mother of our corner. she was always helpful. seeing her was just a burst of god, just good energy. >> those that knew her say that lance, a retired city worker loved emanuel ame. he was a lifelong member who served as a church custodian, ushered sunday services and regularly attended bible study. that's where she was, when she was gunned down. ♪ >> faith, love and forgiveness were virtues she cherished and passed down to the four children she left behind. through tears, her daughter nadine addressed her mother's killer in court. her heartbreak in every word. >> you took something very precious awa

jazz legend and saxophonist ornette coleman died today in manhattan. he was known for his groundbreaking, avant-garde playing style known as "free jazz." coleman's career spanned more than five decades, taking his innovative style to shows around the world like this 1987 performance in germany ♪ ♪ ♪ ornette coleman was 85 years old. tributes also poured in today for late british actor christopher lee. lee rose to fame portraying the blood-sucking title character in nine "dracula" films. he went on to play other notable villains including "scaramanga" in the james bond flick "the man with the golden gun," and the wizard "saruman" in the blockbuster series "the lord of the rings." lee died sunday at a hospital in london. he was 93 years old. still to come on the newshour: the white house scrambles in a down to the wire fight with congress over trade. a transition of power for media giants at 21st century fox. holding bishops accountable for child sex abuse cover-ups. nicola sturgeon the most senior politician is leading the cause for independence. how pr

brian coleman sent this picture from the intersection of lonetree and blue rock. tweeted this picture from the fire of her back yard. that's scary. thank you to everybody who has sent in pictures. if you have some toshare post it on social media with #abc 7 now. >>> thousands of firefighters are also fighting fires in lake tahoe and southern calirnia. brandy hit has the test. >> reporter: it's a dwruling battle in the west. several massive wildfires continue to burn out of ctrol from alaska to arizona. >> it's starting to burn uphill tord the north. >> reporter: incding this new fire raging just outsi of los angeles, threatening hundreds of homes. in northern california this blaze has also spleeded to more than 25 square mile south of lake tahoe. >> this is a little too close to home. >> reporr: california crews are now calling this year's fire conditions the worst on record. after fo years of devastating drought, they've responded to more than 2400 wildfires this year. well above the five-year average of 1600. >> the extreme heat the extreme working conditions ar

we'll look back at the career or ornette coleman.you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> coming up, do you know your "x" score? did your parents appraisepraise you for your achievements. >> then we go to london for the big celebration. let's just say prince george kind of excited. there he is. >>> in washington state troopers were in a slow-speed chase after a woman. she was riding in her scooter about 6 miles an hour when the troopers pulled her over. >> she went out for coffee but got lost. finally the troopers guided her home. one of the troopers said he treated the woman the way he would want someone to treat his mother. >> i'm glad she's oklahomaay. >>> a pharmacy is gouging the health care system. previously we reported out of a dallas pharmacy that was billing $13,000 for a jar of custom scar cream. >> we also reported on the u.s. military health care system paying more than $300 million a month for custom preparations that many doctors say are useless. this morning jim axelrod has another expo say. >> reporter: when

coleman or kid cole, he was on a reality show on tv. if convicted, he could face 20 years in prison. >>> the agency responsible for making sure your flight is safe to board. a new report says screeners failed detection tests at several airports. mc -- megan mcgrath is live at reagan national airport right now. >> reporter: security checkpoints, the assumption is that such checks prevent dangerous things from getting on to airplanes but now comes an alarming statistic, that screeners failed to find fake bombs and weapon 95% of the time during spot under cover check by teams from homeland security. tsa's acting administrator has been reassigned. changes have also been ordered. during the investigation agents smuggled a variety of fake contraband during security. in 67 of 70 tests, that's a 95% failure rate. in one case, an alarm sounded and the screener did a patdown of the agent and still did not find a fake plastic explosive taped to that agent's back. we've been talking to passengers here and they find it all very disturbing. >> it put