now the driver dale brown and bus attendant have been charged with negligent child abuse. >> i have a question for them. what were you thinking? >> reporter: his mom and school officials only found out because the boy missed a therapy appointment on the 8th. once the bus driver opens the door an alarm sounds. in order to turn it off the driver or attendant has to walk to the back of the bus. in both instances they had students turn the alarm off for them never checking the bus. our children's academy serves all special needs children. bus drivers and attendants are trained to work with them. >> we can not do what we do without them. it is infortunate this happened. >> reporter: brown and simmons were trained to check the buses and admitted to failing to do it. darren flowers 10 news wtsp. >> the driver and attendant on are administrative leave while the polk schools investigates. >>> heavy rains drenching the south. what is being done to keep folks from harm's way. >> reporter: stepped up security at this year's grandprix in st. petersburg. estimated 150,000 people will >>> good eveni

the sense that the ncaa were the white the people they were going after, like jerry tarkanian or dale brownd guys. into it and you really start to spend time on it. and you realize, actually, in ncaa were the -- ruthless,r-mad, vengeful organization. >> let's go through those. in many cases, the ncaa was a power-mad, ruthless, vengeful organization. charlie: let's go through those. power-met? joe: yeah. they created in enforcement mechanism and they also and mechanism and they also controlled tv rights. he was a my way or the highway guy. if you did not do things his way, you were on the blacklist. if you said something about the in an ncaa you do not like, and this is what happened to tarkanian, they go after you. charlie: they look to places where you are violating rules you in that they have created. joe: or they can make it up. when tarkanian went to the you and university of las vegas, you they opened in investigation at unlv nine days after he took the job. how could they have violated his you rules in nine days? they did not like him. one of the reasons we know this is because tarkan

. >> dale brown is his name.s family. the ncaa said no. so he brings them into his office, he shuts the blinds and gives them an envelope full of cash so they can go and visit their dying teammate and dale brown because he discussed some of the things that are wrong with the ncaa was investigated for 15 years of his career. at every turn the ncaa asked his players what is dale doing, how is he breaking the rules? so that's what happens when you sort of cross the system. >> the book indentured the inside story of the rebellion against the ncaa is out now. great book, guys. thank you so much. >> thank you guys. these are the hands that build the machines, the machines that sort, stack and seal. these are the hands that keep private information private. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands that dig for opportunity, identify patterns, and uncover risk. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. i have an orc-o-gram we for an "owen."e. that's me. ♪ yo

the bus driver dale brown and attendant gwendolyn simmons did not notice. they park the bus.ended up having to climb out the emergency exit. deputes say he hitchhike nearly 30 miles home but he didn't tell anyone. it happened against tuesday. but this time his mom found out and contacted deputes. >> when two people ignore all the rules, there's not lot we can do. other than put them in jail. and we did that. >> investigators say the bus is equipped with a child reminder system which requires the driver or attendant to push a button at the back of the bus to turn it off. both have admitted to having a student turn it off before the bus even stopped. >>> all out brawl erupts in the middle of this plane. women throwing punches, pulling hair. what was offensive -- so offensive it caused a fight to break out? >> wow. that's intense. weather wise we're checking the rain on ultimate doppler. watching it move in for early tomorrow morning. but does it continue into the weekend? we have the parade lots going on. i'll have the forecast when we come back. >> a local mom left fuming her

sense that the nca were the white hats and the people they were going after like jerry tarkanian or dale brown were the bad hats, the bad guise. is and then you look into it. and you really start to spend some time on it. and you realize actually in many cases, the ncaa was a power mad ruthless vengful organization. >> rose: let's go through those, power mad. >> yeah, yeah. they, walter byers who made the ncaa powerful in the 1950s, you know, created an enforcement mechanism. and he also controlled tv rights. and he was aon my way or the highway kind of guy. if you didn't do it his way, you were on the black list. if you said something about the ncaa that they didn't like, this is what happened to tarkanian, by the way. they go after you. they would go after you. >> rose: and look to places where you may be violating rules that they think, or that they created. >> or they could make it up. i know that sounds shocking. when tarkanian went from long beach state to university of nevada las vegas, i don't want to dwell on him, but it is a really good illustration. they opened up an investigation i

. >> mike dale call brown escaped the flames. >> got a knock on the door.ame out and noticed what was going on immediately. went into kind of survival mode trying to help.  >> for this good samaritan, the blaze brought back memories. those memories made him act quickly. >> i lost everything. everything was gone. no more memories. i know how everybody feels. >> went through eight units to make sure everybody was out. >> you can bet these people are thankful this young hero came along when he did. >> i had somebody save me before in a fire. we were in the same situation in the same type of development and it's scary. >> reporter: garrett victims to stay in hotel rooms. >>> a deadly shooting in temple hills. the victim is kashawn jerome johnson. last night police on the scene at 28th avenue found johnson in a parking lot suffering from a gunshot wound. police do not think it was a random shooting. investigators are offering a $25,000 reward leading for information to an arrest. >>> the family of a missing bethesda teenager are breeding for her safe return. t

gail paschall-brown has an update in the case. dale: -- carlton wilson was the victim of the shooting near lake orlando. police say wilson was found unresponsive around a: 30 p.m.. >> i am not surprised. there is a lot of bad activity that goes on here at night. you see it on a daily basis. there are people in and out of the community. gail: this president found police everywhere in his gated community. would be safe in a gate, but people are constantly going in and out of the exit. it is a rough neighborhood. really, i' m not was surprised about what happened. gail: no one else was injured. police have not said what sparked the shooting. detectives are checking out any surveillance video. >> i think it would help but it' s going to take people to come forward in the neighborhood. the neighborhood that is not going to happen. the neighborhood you' re in, people are not going to come forward. gail: anyone with information is urged to call crime line. you may be eligible for a reward. in orange county, gail paschall-brown wesh two news.

brown from the selfie run off. we have not seen it this high in quite some time. >> i am loving this. we need the water. >> reporter: in the santa cruz mountains, kit dale. >> and a roof partly collapsed at a business on greenwood avenue. the business was closed so no one inside was there. they are checking to see if the rain from the weekend is the cause. >>> and a man is being treated for injuries after his car went down an embankment. >>> high surf is drawing a lot of onlookers to the western edges of san francisco. jackie ward reports from ocean beach where beachcombers are being warned about potentially dangerous waves. >> you don't need to look at the extended forecast to know el nino and it's storms are back and feeling dangerously big wave >>> the power behind them reminds us to be aware of recurrence cost takeaways and never turn our backs on the ocean. >> normally, there would be half of this from the coast and these are really big and kind of beautiful. with the temporary letup and a series of storms, a lot of people came to check out the waves. >> we decided, let's go check out the beach because we heard the waves are huge. there definitely