cases. >> the interesting thing about curtis was he claims he's not in a gang.s not a gang member. he's just a white supremacist, a skinhead. and he thought there was a really, really severe difference. >> i'm no part of them. i have never been a part of them nor will i ever be a part of them. those dudes, in my mind, are weak and lame. they're not white supremacists, nor will they ever be. >> and at that point, one of the officers leaned into my ear and said if you use that, he is going to get attacked. he is going to get stabbed. >> while inmates like allgier are completely aware that talking about gangs could put them in peril, it is a risk they have taken time and time again when interviewed on "lockup." >> we knew theoretically that sound bite might put him in danger, but we also knew on the other hand how important it was to curtis that that distinction be made. that's the choice we went with. >> two years after this interview, curtis would make the worst decision of his life. one that virtually guarantees that he will die in prison. >> the suspect was abl

that was john curtis there. when the bbc forecast was made, this was the reaction. >> so that was the news sinking in that the official forecast from the bbc is that scotland has voted no to independent. us, sarah andwith neck also. -- sarah and nick also. the outcome has been shifting one where the other. just picking up on a couple of things, we need to remember the scottish national party has been in charge of scotland government so it has been the establishment in scotland. it has not simply been about lucky little scotland being marginalized by the nasty british establishment. also we have seen a debate in the last few weeks that came out of nowhere. i credit the campaigners are coming out with it but scotland already had independence for all intents and her kisses but it suddenly became a massive issue in the campaign about why we had to have full independence. i hope we can start to put the campaign rulings to the side and really get back to business on behalf of people across the country. >> we are joine

just like curtis mayfair, james brown, ms. mavis staples, ms.sage in music is that there's fantastic music that's behind us that is our future. and all we got to do is pay attention. >> how would you describe the project musically? what's on the project? >> 37 minutes of mind, nerve, rhyme, and community. and, you know, kind of built it around ms. mavis, you know, and the song writers and the producers, we made sure that ms. mavis has the lion's share of the song. that was just a joy. >> what do you make of the fact your career's lasted long enough that this is the way you're releasing product now as opposed to vinyl? >> well, rapstation.com, we have our own radio station, spit digital is our own aggregation system in the delivery of whatever we want to do, and we help a thousand artists at a time, and, you know, you got to make up your own rules. we don't ask for anything. it's like the james brown thing, we don't ask for anything. we'd like to be able to say the big situations kind of ease up and level out for the independent, but that's not t

so, you know, like at place is built in. >> reporter: for jonathan buyers a baratone trained at curtiste of music, familiarity is due to this. >> ♪ >> reporter: composer for animated loony tunes introduced the barber of sayville to more children then anyone. tenor taylor, plays the love sick count emma via. >> it is totally charming, very light hearted. all of the music is very recognized thanks to loony tunes. >> reporter: he knows at contacted my of music stage, as a student at philadelphia's academy of vocal asts he found his voice. >> my teacher introduced me to opera and i happened to be okay at it. it chose me rather than me choosing it. >> reporter: when the opera opens up on friday, september 26th, opera philadelphia will be recording it for a free broadcast, the next night, on independence mall. opera on the mall is free to the public, but registration on line is required. for ticket go to the arts in philly.org, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a lot of talent. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 breaking news, commissioner of the nfl roger goodell ap

we spoke to john curtis. he said there is caution around some of these polls and there is some closeness in them. he does say that the no campaign holds a slight advantage ahead of the yes campaign. the no votes has a small lead. it is easy to see why people make that conclusion. the range of the lead that the no camp has ranges from eight percentage point just down to one percentage point. byther poll put yes ahead five, the most by 8%. john curtis cautioning a little on the pole. -- poll. they did not use quite as many people for sampling as many other polls have done. cameron will be delivering a speech where he emphasizes there is no going back. it is clear that even though he meetings,g emergency everything else seems to be on hold as david cameron and others had north of the border. very negative in terms of a yes vote. it is not uniformly that way. >> if you look at some of the suggesting people in favor of independent scotland, they quote all kinds of on economic productivity, plenty of academic voice

we spoke to john curtis earlier on today. he was saying that the no campaign holds a slight advantage i had of the vote. jpmorgan also saying the no vote has a small lead. we had four holes over the weekend. three of those put the ahead. the range of the leads was fairly wide. down to 1.2 points points. there was a poll which put the yes camp i had. a guru on the polling scene tells us that he is getting a bit of a warning on that one because of the small size of the sample. yougov had been talking about how this is all about the economy. he thinks there will be something similar to what we saw in quÉbec. they get fearful about the economy and pull back from the edge. john curtis says he is not sure whether that will happen. the choice is not between change in the status quo. it is between change and change. he wonders if that is one of the dynamics we have to work in here. let's talk about business. telegraphthe sunday with a poll that said nearly 80% of them would see a significant effect on the u.k. autonomy of scotland vo

. >> president curtis and honored commissioners i'm a dual diagnosed mental health consumer at mission that is part of the mission mental health services i'm under the excellent care of my psych social worker and my psychiatrist recently, i spoke out about a violation of the admission agreement between myself and the board and care i stay and mary in her house i've been living there for 4 years without incident my incident and stable illicit has been an important part of my wellness and recovery the violation of the admission agreement builds down to one sandwich the facility agrees to provide 3 meals and two snacks i was out all day working busily when i thought were good works and returned to the occur, if you will, if you time of 10:00 p.m. was given my lunch and requested my diaper the administrator is donya herself defenses refused me the sandwich i called the sfpd to be witnesses to her refusal and i mentioned i was going to state licensing following that a few days later i received an eviction notice regarding thirty days notice dear mr. goodman i give you thirty days eviction n

thank you. -- also with regard to curtis stand -- also with regard to kurdistan?> kurdistan today is a front line with isis between -- with isis. the peshmergas are fighting. the real confrontation is that. using iraqi and syrian and american fighter jets along with the french, the situation was tilted in their aim for. turkey has a number of hostages, and they used to say they were unable to provide help openly for curtis stand and for iraq -- for kurdistan and iraq because of the number of hostages. turkey also is ready to present help. i met president it again here, and he expressed readiness to help and cooperate -- i met president erdogan. they should check that these people are really tourists or they are coming to the borders and stepping into the isis areas. >> i would like to thank you for having us your perspective and for taking questions from the members here on all these difficult subjects. let it him a hand. thank you very much. -- let's give him a hand. [applause] >> i also thank everybody, and i am so happy to meet you, to meet this great crowd her

i had to ride one of them. >> alike have the says curtis school ... my walmart ...the reverend jesse jackson welcomed the team back home. he says the team could look forward to more educational trips this fall. we're just trying to stretch this championship out. we don't have a lot of good news in the chicago sports these days. >> cure only on top once. nice weather coming today. we will see are temperatures climbing up to 80 degrees by the afternoon. satellite radar composite indicate we are dry. across the country we're finding a disturbance moving into northern and northwestern iowa. it will weaken before it makes its way here. our next chance of rain is coming tomorrow. the isolated showers and storms. tomorrow we reach 82 chance of rain. wednesday, showers and breezy slight risk of severe thunderstorms high-temperature 78. temperatures fall on thursday. high of only 61 degrees on friday. >> fall is coming. >>coming up ... the bracelet of a fallen 9-eleven firefighter is found a decade after it was lost. we'll tell you how. and an update, after a

it appears he put up his fists and traded punches with curtis tanner. williams testified in court last week that he did nothing to provoke the skate boarder's violent attack often him. seth william also wants to get the real story. >> our job is to do justice. we're going to review this, this is under investigation and let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: video released last time showed three skate boarders kicking and beating the park ranger. they were arrested and charged with assault. >>> authorities in delaware say the people depicted in these sketcheses are the children who attacked him in his wheelchair. they pushed him in a storm drain and punched him and stole his keys. the attackers believed to be 12 and 14 years old. >> we're taking a first look at business, interesting story coming out of yahoo saying it was strong armed by the u.s. government to surrender user data. they were threatened 6 years ago with fines up to $250,000 a day if they didn't give that over. they try to to resist and filed court challenges and lost. >>> pepsico

those two, brad and emmy rose curtis. >> one on the right there as well. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> they talked to 7 news in australia about the event and said it was a once in a lifetime thing, as you can imagine brad got a selfie. >> that close, can't let that opportunity pass by especially being all around us like they were. >> this is really crazy. we've seen footage of divers who encounter whales, that kind of thing. but these people jumped in the water with their workout clothes. they don't have snorkels, gear. >> they were there for over an hour. and watch what emmy does. she's like, they don't speak english, she said i'll flip my pectoral. so did the whale. >> that's how they took. you talk to them by communication they can't use. we figured we might as well use our pec fins. >> so crazy, right? >> if you get that selfie, that profile picture for the rest of your life. >> more whale footage, captured by a drone. what he observed off the central coast of california off car mel river beach, a feeding frenzy. everything was eating. you see a bunch of of difference species of birds, but wal

glad you're back, glad you're safe. >> the group that freed curtis is the al nusra front, a sunni group that is fighting bashar al assad's group in syria but it is also fighting against the islamic state. that's the group that beheaded journalist james foley and is still holding journalist steven sotloff. today, sotloff's mother shirley released an emotional video asking the leaders of the islamic state to free her son. >> steven has no control over the actions of the u.s. government. he is an innocent journalist. i have always heard that you the caliph can grant amnesty. i ask you to please release my child. >> the islamic state also believed to be holding two american humanitarian aid workers. >>> an open-ended cease-fire between israel and hamas is still holding tonight after seven weeks of conflict in which more than 2200 people were killed. in a news conference today, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was too early to say whether the calm will endure. he also, however, threatened hamas with a more vigorous response if it resumed firing on any part of israel. to give you a s

please tell us that curtis fog is responsible for robbers dating back to august 14. the most recent happening september 1. investigators released this surveillance video. during many of the robberies, there was an accomplice. if you recognize something and have more information, police want to talk with you immediately. developing news on a prince george's county. where the search for suspected killer now stretches from maryland to north carolina. wallace is wanted for a death of a three-year-old.s h murdered in landover. tonight, the fbi joined the search. investigators believe he could be in the d.c. area, but he also has connections to winston salem, north carolina. a reward for his arrest stands at $45,000. american infected with the ball arrived in the u.s. he contracted the disease at a liberian hospital while delivering babies. he is now receiving treatment at the nebraska metal center. he traveled to liberia one month ago, after learning that two colleagues were diagnosed with ebola. wife says he was well aware of the risks. >> he was so concerned with the ch

thank you. -- also with regard to curtis stand -- also with regard to kurdistan? is a frontn today -- withh isis between isis. peshmergas are fighting. the real confrontation is that. using iraqi and syrian and american fighter jets along with the french, the situation was tilted in their aim for. turkey has a number of hostages, and they used to say they were unable to provide help openly for curtis stand and for iraq -- iraq becausen and of the number of hostages. turkey also is ready to present help. i met president it again here, and he expressed readiness to help and cooperate -- i met erdogan. they should check that these orple are really tourists they are coming to the borders and stepping into the isis areas. >> i would like to thank you for having us your perspective and for taking questions from the members here on all these difficult subjects. let it him a hand. thank you very much. -- let's give him a hand. [applause] >> i also thank everybody, and i am so happy to meet you, to meet .his great crowd here through your questions, i benefited a lot. >> fo

board of ed member curtis valentine started the male educator network for the district back in march.is to reimage the profession for students. you can be call and be a teacher, valentine says. >> we wear the same sneakers and often listen to the same music you listen to. we know that as teachers we have to be professional and oftentimes that divide keeps two students from wanting to be like us. >> reporte the network is also building a robust social media campaign. the twitter account spait@men of cpgs started a campaign of male teachers. >> it's an opportunity to get out the information quickly. >> reporter: we visited social studies teachers at flowers high. most were women. an image that will push valentine's group to hit area colleges and universities with a simple message to recruit men. >> the students need you, the future needs you and i can't think of a better profession where you can see a direct impact on your work right away. >> reporter: senior marcus ragland started high school pretty shy. today he's the commander of the school jrotc and president of the manhood one-on-o

does it get curtis tanner, the 19 year-old, off the hook. no. it may leave another on williams on the hook and tanner can raise a self-defense, defense himself. new west with this little bit of new video but enough, 15 seconds worth to really raise new issues in this case and district attorney's office thanked dana dephilipo, excellent reporter for daily news who saw that on the internet. it was on the love park philadelphia instagram account posted eight days ago under the caption curiously lock them both up. >> things have have taken a turn, steve, thanks. >>> police in delaware say these two boys attacked and robbed a 12 year-old in a wheelchair. le kwan mackey was exercise nothing new castle county when he says he was attack. mackey has cerebral palsy. he says the boys push his wheelchair into a storm grates where it the got stuck. he then punched in the face over and over. then they stole his landyard and house key. police say the boys might live in their neighborhood. if you recognize these boys, call police. >>> 6:05. health officialness

she was lovely and 50 cent, curtis jackson, he was here making some trades. to talk to a few of the celebrities. listen to what they say in particular, of course you know who this is. the place went crazy, mariano rivera, the yankees legend was here. doesn't do a lot of interviews, listen to what he said to me today. >> 13 years ago was a bad day for us. but something that brought us together, you know? and -- >> reporter: let's talk about the trade. how did the trade go? >> i feel really good. i think i did well. >> reporter: maybe curtis jackson isn't going to give up his day job to be a trader. but certainly he was one of the biggest hits. a lot of money raised today, the trading day is over, they're going to be counting up the halladay tallies, 100% of global revenues that came in today at bgc going to the fund, that not only is helping families of 9/11 but expanded it to include other victims, hurricane sandy relief. those that were hurt in moore, oklahoma and the families there, something that's evolving every year, as i send it to you in the studio. th

. >> the organization's name, saving our daughters, took on a deeper meaning in 2011 when founder curtisi received a call from my wife that i had to go down to scottish rite hospital and -- um, we found out later that she was dying of a brain tumor. you know, it's -- i guess as a father we try to be strong for our daughters, but actually my daughter was stronger than i was and she basically just told me -- told my wife that she had to be strong for her daddy. >> that pain of losing a child reignited his mission to save other daughters through the non-profit. we all have been through issues and problems and especially after i lost my daughter and really our family has been through what we've been through and people like derek blanks, t.i., they have came together and said hey, we're here to help you with your message, you know? to help saving our daughters and to inspire. just looking for, you know, to next year and the year after and the year after. >> up next, he's a young innovator in a lane all his own. >> there are very few people that do what i do. there are about four in the indust

sam walker, earnest butler, curtis man, the baptist church, nathaniel dick, and sharon holiday who is a cater. and todd with the camera is a volunteer. mr. craig in a blue shirt with a camera around here. the first baptist church that allowed us to use their space. tony price, dexter price, paul bush of the concerned mep fellowship. the city and the boys and girls club. and for those publicizing what the congressman is doing and thank you so much for everyone coming. dr. george, we heard michael jordan was coming with her. michael, stand up. >> if you walk through the bow of the ship, there are people there that will show you through the rest of the building if you are interested in a tour. thank you congressman for being here, thank you for your time, and god bless you. >> buy some books. [applause] >> booktv is on facebook. like us to get publishing news, behind the scene information, talk to authors during live programs and other talk. >> "the people's platform: taking back power and culture in the digital age" is the book and the author is astra taylor who joins us from our new yo

poli say brandon curtis hampton henry stabbed two men in july. e man died.after a party off dale boulevard. > a probation officer in in the prince is suspende after they look into a domestic assault case against him. sp is charged with assault. he has been on the force a year and a half. they have not said who he is accused of assaulting. the victim had to go to the hospit for minor injuries. spice could be fired. > d.c. police are searching for a driver who hit and killed a man crossing the street near howard university. the driver took off from the scene early yes morning near georgi hale died at the hospital. they are for a dark colored chrysler with chrome wheels. the four door car should have damage on th driver's side. >>> a pennsylvania e trooper hurt during a shooting ambush is awake and talking this morning. a police barracks an hour e at outside scranton, pennsylvania. trooper douglas was seriously injured and the gunman escaped. they are prepa to interview douglas to learn more about the $50,000 reward is being offered f any information on the sho

police released this sketch of the suspect last week. 42-year-old mitchell curtis powell was arrested after a third incident at the fairfax police officer. >>> tmz edited the tape at the center of his domestic violence tape. it shows rice punching his then fiance in an atlantic city elevator. meantime california senator dianne feinstein is joining those demanding the nfl take a tougher stand against domestic violence. >> i believe very strongly that if a player is arrested, they should be suspended and if they are convicted, that ends it. >> senator feinstein also joined congresswoman jackie pelosi and jackie spear calling for the 49ers to take ray mcdonald off the field until his domestic abuse case is solved. >>> police are investigating the burglary at the home of ray mcdonald. it happened late saturday night. at least one burglar broke into mcdonald's home and made off with valuables. mostly electronics. he was in arizona at the time preparing for sunday's game against the cardinals. >>> collin kaepernick is denying he used a racial slur during a game against the browns. they are

. >> todd curtis is found of of sf.com and said he would fly on a dreamliner. >> one change of the 787 is the pervasive use of composite materials throughout aircraft which change the manufacturing process. boeing in addition had two separate lines in south carolina and in washington state. which meant that they had to train completely different organizations on different sides of the country and again this led to some complications with the manufacturing process. and there were many problems with getting the kinks in that process ironed out. and it's a process that's ongoing. i wouldn't have any hesitation with flying the dreamliner. in part because i'm very familiar with the process used within boeing for keeping aircraft safe and to bring problems to the forefront so they can be addressed. and more importantly, the carriers around the world who are flying the dreamliner are constantly evaluating that aircraft. constantly reporting to boeing and elsewhere problems that come up and they're being ironed out in service. >> a french trader convicted in one of the history's largest fraud

. >> you should ask him if been to your boy, curtis stone's place. >> i've very good friends with curtisne. i have not been to his restaurant because whenever i open a restaurant, we just opened in dubai, and i said, you know, before i went to all the other restaurants, now when i go there, i just stay in the hotel, go to our restaurant and work. but i hear it's a very good restaurant. >> maude, yes. named after his grandma who taught him how to cook. >> yeah. he's a pretty good cook, though. it's good. >> nice guy. nice guy. >> ran into him on the street in new york after we interviewed him. on broadway. hey, you were just on our show. >> now he's on broadway. >> not that kind of broadway. >>> time now to find out what kind of stories are burning up the interweb. allen wastler joining us with his hot list and a new look at the new cnbc ipad app. >> i just got a spike alert on one of the stories we have up. this one right here. this is the end for sears says credit suisse. people are piling in on that story at 500 clicks a minute. credit suisse saying look, the value going down on sears

it shows the ranger putting up his fists and trading punches with curtis tanner. williams testified in court that he did nothing to provoke the skate boarder's violent attack on him. d. ancht seth williams -- d.a. seth williams wants the whole story. >> we'll review it it's under investigation and we'll let the chips fall where they may. >> video shows the three skate boarders kicking and beect the park range -- and beating the park ranger. they were arrested and charge with assault. >> the action cam is live in willow grove where hundreds will gather to walk the 3 day breast cancer awareness. we're seeing people gathering, it's going to pick up, as the morning goes on. you're looking at the willow park mall. they will be wrapping up this event on sunday at the philadelphia navy yard. we're glad they have great weather out there david. >> it's less humid for them. >> reporter: a fantastic day to kick that off. tomorrow as we go through the next three days will be the issue day. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we're dry to start the morning commute. as we lo

nimbley john ballantine niven katherine no nowak curtis terrence noel daniel r.robert walter noonan jacqueline june norton robert grant norton daniela r. notaro brian novotny soichi numata brian felix nunez jose r. nunez jeffrey nussbaum james a. oakley dennis oberg james p. o'brien jr. michael o'brien scott j. o'brien timothy michael o'brien lt. daniel o'callaghan jefferson ocampo diana j. o'connor keith k. o'connor richard j. o'connor amy o'doherty marni pont o'doherty douglas oelschlager takashi ogawa albert ogletree >> and my brother, glen davis kerwin, we miss you. >> and our beloved mother, frances arrows, who perished in the south tower. she was 76, possibly the oldest. take comfort. i believe my mom and all of the victims were the first holy martyrs in a holy war and are in heaven. may they all rest in peace eternally and take comfort in god, the father, god the son, god the holy spirit, and our mother mary in heaven. we miss you, mom. philip paul ognibene james andrew o'grady joseph j. ogren lt. thomas o'hagan samuel oitice patrick o'keefe capt. william

. >> curtis taylor's son curtis junior has cerebral palsy.oufootball. >> it keeps him close to the mainstream er feels connected. i'gl f him. it makes me happy. >> look at victory day as every other footba game. they get to go. we get to go. >> reporter: y everybody gets a chance, everybody gets to score, everybodyomg ay with a vic. >> that father said it. it's so important for all children to feel like they're part of something. >> i love that story. it's fantastic. >> all the football stories have me thinking that the weather is totally changing. chuck is in the weather center. chuck, even morning walking outside there a bit of a chill in the air. you might need to grab the jacket. >> rehajua little chill. a lot of spo btohe0s early this morning. even 50s in downtown washington. our coolest morning in a long, long time. coolest since june the 2nd here in washington. there's the view from our sitry camera ear this morning, looking out over downtown d.c., early morni out there, a few fair weather clouds for now. those are on their way out. we

. >>> happening today, a preliminary hearing for curtis karney, a man accused of attacking a philadelphia park ranger in love park. you can see the incident was caught on tape in august. he's charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and other charges. >>> a philadelphia man is facing theft charges accused of stealing from homeowners he was paid to help. authorities say people paid vasquez but got nothing in return. >>> athletes will gather to remember 14-year-old aisling cooke who died yesterday morning who was injured in a car crash over the weekend. today the fellowship of christian athletes will pray for aisling at the school's flag pole. students honored her at the football stadium last night. cooke and other soccer players were on their way to a charity tournament when their car was hit by a truck that crossed over the center line in hamilton township. >> you didn't have to know her for long to know she was a good person and a gentle and a kind person. >> she didn't deserve this at all. she was the last person ever that i would expect this to happen to. >> aisling's fun

of bowe bergdahl, and intervened with al nusra front, to meet write the release of peter threeio curtis. >> i had no idea that so much effort was behalf. >> in the eyes of some critics, the benefits as qatar as a mediator is outweighed. i talked to the u.s. ambassador to syria from 2002 to 2003 before becoming president and c.e.o. of a nonprofit education group. he's a seasoned diplomat working in iraq, jordan, united ar ash emirates. the former headquarters of the u.s. central command responsible for military operations in iraq and afghanistan is based in qatar. ambassador says that makes the relationship between the two countries complicated. >> qatar is a member of the gcc. there's problems with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates over backing parties. but the gcc led by saudi arabia and iran has a rivalry. the obama administration is trying hard to come up with an agreement with iran on halting their development of nuclear technology that would almost certainly lead to nuclear weapon and weaponization of their missiles. so qatar is a member of the gcc. it is very important, ha

old curtis tanner from pottstown with aggravated assault and other crimes. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: we were the first to show aaron williams a different video that surfaced on social media. a blurry 152nd clip that was taken a few seconds earlier. in this one it shows williams trading belows with tanner and even using profanity. it all started when williams told tanner and his skateboarding friends to leave. here's the clip in its entirety. >> just last week, williams testified in court he was trying to get tanner off of him and attempted to escape. but in this video, tanner's attorney says it shows william was the aggressor at least in the beginning. >> were you threatening him at all? >> no. >> williams says he was just trying to defend himself and the video changes nothing. >> i was doing my job, okay? number two, he shouldn't have been there period. number three, there was three of them. i'm not coming here to fight. i'ming here to do job. >> reporter: now we did speak with the district attorney' office. it has been made aware of this video. the office is still looking into it. so

curtis fog but police aren't telling us if the 26-year-old was the suspect in the white tank top or the behind him. captured on video, accused of robbing a cricket cell phone store with a gun on georgia avenue last thursday. police arrested fog. fwrarts say he's responsible for eight armed robberies in the d.c. area over the past two weeks. >> i feel relieved. >> ola audi is relieved police caught one of the suspects. the the store owner thought they might be customers. he knew something was bad when he saw the man with the gun. the other guy wearing a mask holding a money bag. pat collins spoke with the store owner this week. he didn't want to show his face. >> when they opened the door they just came right up to the desk. he pulled out the gun, pointed it at me, said put the money in the bag. >> police believe fog is responsible for two robberies of the same papa john's on 11th street southeast and a convenience store in the 3200 block of pennsylvania avenue southeast. tonight police urge anyone with information about the whereabouts of the second suspect to call the d.c. police depar

board of ed member curtis valentine started the male educator effort back in may. you can be cool and be a teacher, valentine says. >> we wear the same sneakers and same music you listen to, but we know that as teachers we have to be professional and oftentimes that divide keeps students from wanting to be like us. >> reporter: the network is building a robust social media campaign. the twitter account @men of pgcps started the school year posting images of new and returning male teachers. >> we want to meet students where they are, information out quickly. >> reporter: we visited teachers in training at flowers high, most women. a simple message to recruit men. >> the students need you the future needs you and i can't think of a better profession to come into where you can see a direct impact on your work right away. >> reporter: senior marcus started high school shy. today he's the sxhapdser of the school jrotc and president of the manhood 101 mentoring group. >> sometimes when i see teachers standing in front of the class it's reassuring that us males, especiall

and then curtis granderson. caught you looking. a career high 12 strikeouts tonight, in just seven innings. you think he wants in the postseason rotation? i think he does. mets zach mueller throws it away. play at the plate, but ramos gets in easily. will flores, a liner to right. jason werth has got it, he's got it! long arms, makes the grab. see it again, it's about as exciting as it would get for the mets. nats shut them out, 3-0 tonight. game one earlier tonight, nats down 4-2. two on for michael taylor, he rips one in left field, played on a hop, two runners headed home, scoring almost simultaneously and the nats tie it up at four. it stayed that way until the top of the eighth. testing bryce harper's arm, but the throw is offline. mets take the lead and hold on for a 7-4 win. >>> orioles in new york, derek jeter's final game at yankees stadium. he's been getting so much attention as his 20-year career comes to a close. you may think he's worthy or not. no matter, one thing is certain. derek jeter is going out in style. player

. >> curtis, let's talk about those people. >> sure. >> they weren't just any people. they were cheering, they were on their feet, they were in chantz. and they seemed to, a long with worrying about jersey, and real estate taxes, and traffic, and getting their kids into good colleges, they were also thinking about their homeland, and they want it to be a country that is famous for being poor, and sort of ramshackled, they want it to be a big strong prosperous country, is that why they are excited? i can't speak for them, i am not indian american, but i am excited. it is such a diverse place, i could be. i think i join waythose people and the excitement. put i also remember what six years ago, the excitement when president obama became president, the hope, and the expectations that maybe slowly for various reasons, that hope has not been fulfilled so my hope is that for him as we go forward, again, what he had done, amazing things when you think about it, can he replicate that as a much larger scale? again, look at the infrastructure, because it is a mess, i was there -

hall of famer curtis hall of famer curtis martin. martin. how do you think he did on how do you think he did on the the press conference? press conference? >> i think it was insincere, >> i think it was insincere, scripted, and showed a defensive scripted, and showed a defensive versus a strategic roger versus a strategic roger goodell, who stepped forward and goodell, who stepped forward and offered a real response to all offered a real response to all of the mayhem surrounding the of the mayhem surrounding the weeks. weeks. >> was it a failure on a scale >> was it a failure on a scale of one to 10. of one to 10. >> on a scale of one to 10 it >> on a scale of one to 10 it was three. was three. at least he took ownership, was at least he took ownership, was accountable. accountable. he didn't run from anything, he he didn't run from anything, he claimed everything, and took claimed everything, and took full responsibility. full responsibility. the problem is we learned the problem is we learned little, even less about what little, even less

hutchins sent photo around because he wanted to recognize the two officer michael filbert andryce curtis forking ago above and beyond. nicely done. >> what wonderful officers out there, because somebody is waiting for that pizza. >> pizza party and say thank you take a slice. >> why not. >> you know what goes well with pizza. >> what. >> sewed. >>> now there is plans to make it healthier. we are telling but calorie cutting prom business some of the country's biggest soft maker companies. but first a look what is coming up tonight right here on cbs-3. >>> i see you would being your head and shoulders, out there, talk about a pricey purse, wait until you hear how much someone just spent on very fancy hand bag. we will have that coming up. >> on the healthwatch this morning the largest u.s. soda make's announces a calorie cutting initiative. three largest soda companies, coca cola pepsi and doctor pepper snap he will group pledged to cut number of sugar drink calories americans consume by 20 percent over the medication ten years. the companies plan to reach that gel through education, marke

being held by the nusra front an islamic militant group, the same group that released american theo curtis last week. fiji's army chief said negotiations are underway to find and secure the release of the peacekeepers. nusra front militants posted a message that the act was in retaliation for the u.n.'s apathy towards muslim suffering at the hands of syrian president bashar assad. in libya, an islamic militia group has said it has "secured" a u.s. embassy compound in the capital city tripoli. u.s. personnel were evacuated from the embassy last month due to increasing violence and instability in the country. a commander for the "dawn of libya" told an associated press reporter, who was allowed access to the site, that his group had taken control of the compound last week. in pakistan, ongoing protests took a violent turn when at least three people were killed and up to 400 injured overnight. thousands clashed with police in an attempt to raid prime minister's nawaz sharif's home. they are demanding he step down over allegations of voting fraud. demonstrators threw stones and bricks at polic

inaudible) because he is always on the go, by the way i got this information by interviewing captain curtis lum and let's give captain lazar a round of applause. >> one adjective that you did not contribute would be shameless. so, great, every once in a while, he will... and if i could take it off of him and put it on you right now. >> so, you are 8 years old? >> 9. >> so if you would do me a favor and then in 12 years, give me a call, you can have captain lazar's job. >> another round of applause? >> and i will have to call my friend captain lum tomorrow and thank him very much for that, grace we have a nice central station t-shirt for you and please wear it proudly and thank you for everything that you do and you will be the captain and you will run this city if not this country. okay, before we begin the presentation, i would like to acknowledge some individuals who are here this evening, and it was very exciting for us having the commission in the district very happy that you are here and all of the public that has come out in support, first i would like acknowledge chief suhr on may 22

nineteen year-old curtis, is charged with assault, making terroristic threats and recklessly endangering another person. a 17 year-old faces charges in the videotaped beating in love park. >>> well in, some areas you may have trouble grabbing a bite of fast food during lunch today. it doesens of workers are expected to walk off the job. workers in this mcdonald's at broad and good are regard plan to go on strike at 10:30. similar protests will happen at other restaurant in wilmington, delaware and philadelphia and other around the country. they are fighting for $15 an hour. >>> get ready for a big grand opening today, the new till worth park in center city will be unveiled in just a few hours. looking live at a picture right here of what was known as dilworth plaza now dilworth park. overnight workers removed fences and pit finishing touches on the park located right at the base of city hall. check it out, it stretches over 120,000 feet, it has an enormous lawn, plenty of trees, fountain and there is that outdoor cafe tour left of the screen and there will be an ice skating rink come win