despite his confession, robert davis later insisted he was an innocent man. not the first time a man would make this claim but help proving it. would it be enough to persuade a governor? continuing with the interrogation, here's keith morrison. >> attorney steve rosenfield was in for a big surprise at the prison. >> it was shocking. >> it certainly was. rocky wanted to sign a sworn affidavit saying robert davis was innocent, had nothing to do with the murders. >> that was pretty powerful for him to do that, considering his circumstances. nothing to gain. >> but rocky's admission wasn't enough to undo robert's confession. >> and then seven years into robert's prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. there she was. laura of the innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. heard about robert's case and offered to help. >> what's really interesting -- >> and help us understand what happened to robert. we watch the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations i've ever seen. >> you have the right

davis. learning something new. you are never too old to learn something and when you get a computer and you get to see the whole world at your feet, you can learn something new every day. we are really excited about this opportunity and i know he would be thrilled. he would also be thrilled because his herey jackie jorner kersee is here and he was a track fanatic. he is beyond thrilled to see her here today. i want to thank everybody who came today. we will curve lunch quitely so we can get on with the program and i get to introduce one of the best friends to seniors you can have and that is our mayor, mayor ed lee, who believe me, between him and i we worked our magic to make the building. he is constantly listening and trying to adapt and improve service for seniors. he supports for opposition i to get more money for senior service and a true frn to seniors, so without further introduction i want to thank you mayor lee for coming on out. [applause] >> isn't cathy wonderful? thank you cathy davis for your leadersh

and one was robert davis. >>> coming up -- >> i was scared. was shaken. >> now it would be robert davis' turn in the interrogation room. >> why don't you tell me, robert, what took place >>> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was a mama's boy. because of his child-like ways perhaps or his learning disabilities maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he has a kind heart. he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother to protect him from the big, bad world. while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness, medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he's a teddy bear. he always wanted to grow up and be in health care and nursing, like i was. >> robert did get into trouble once over a petty theft and his learning disabilities landed him in a special school for several years. but the good thing, a family acquaintance was the school resource police officer. his name was randy snead. he had known robert and his mom for years. robert looked up to randy, trusted him. so when officer sne

rocky wanted to sign a sworn affidavit saying robert davis was innocent.nothing to do with the murders. >> that was pretty powerful for him to -- to do that, considering his circumstances. nothing to gain. >> reporter: but rocky's admission wasn't enough to undo robert's confession. and then -- seven years into robert's prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. and there she was. >> reporter: laura nirider of northwestern university's innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she represents brendan dassey of "making a murderer" fame. nirider heard about robert's case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert, as we watch the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that i've ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >> you've got these officers -- very, very close to robert who's a big guy pushed into that corner, increasing the pressure without even touching him. >> reporter: ra

i feel in geena davis gives you ? do you love me? ? with hood sour cream, you can love every delicious bite and every spoonful you scoop because it's only 30 calories per tablespoon. that means every meal can be made easy and delicious with all-natural hood sour cream. always good. always hood. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore... she begged... she begged for help, saying mom - please help me. doug griffin: our family's tragedy could happen to any family... pam griffin: we knew we had to save other families from losing their children. kelly reached out to us. pam griffin: she li

davis. learning something new. you are never too old to learn something and when you get a computer and you get to see the whole world at your feet, you can learn something new every day. we are really excited about this opportunity and i know he would be thrilled. he would also be thrilled because his herey jackie jorner kersee is here and he was a track fanatic. he is beyond thrilled to see her here today. i want to thank everybody who came today. we will curve lunch quitely so we can get on with the program and i get to introduce one of the best friends to seniors you can have and that is our mayor, mayor ed lee, who believe me, between him and i we worked our magic to make the building. he is constantly listening and trying to adapt and improve service for seniors. he supports for opposition i to get more money for senior service and a true frn to seniors, so without further introduction i want to thank you mayor lee for coming on out. [applause] >> isn't cathy wonderful? thank you cathy davis for your leadersh

davis were good friends. just want to also acknowledge the building and that our community partners that built this building is mu cormic [inaudible] management is in the house right there, raise your hands. there is a saint lewis connection between these saint lewis and [inaudible] they helped build the building so proud to be partners with them and will make sure every senior gets their computer, but wait, we have to do more. first of all i want to make sure everybody signs up for internet essentials that is eligible and can sign up for it. we did these applications, the pre-applications you signed up for earlier but you have to go and make a phone call to comcast to make them real. so you got to take your paper, go back to the people in the white shirts with the internet essentials and talk to them and they'll get you hooked up to internet essentials. so, if you are a resident in the building we'll make sure you get on internet essentials if you want to and if you want to get into the raffle and you are no

i think anthony davis is through some stuff right now.n the nfl were at that position and now he's transitioning into playing right guard. he smoke to mindy bach about being in a better place and taking the year off from football because he didn't feel like his quality of life is where it should have been, so now as the season progresses, gets closer, i should say, you know, there's some uncertainty there, so right now it just kind of a wait and see element for all parties involved to see how this thing turns out. >> well, the 2016 nfl season is upon us and i'm stoked about it. tomorrow the raiders kick things off and expectations are high for oakland this year. cris collinsworth who has the "sunday night basketball game" right here on the bay area. he took time to preview the silver and black and whether or not they will be playoff contendthers year. listen. >> as we all know, someone is coming out of the pick, you know. whether it's the raiders or bengals and some think it's tennessee. who is it this year coming out of the pack and anyb

tonight, viola davis, comedian pete holmes, snoop dogg. this week in unnecessary censorship and music from rae sremmurd and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you all for coming. very nice. how you doing, guillermo? you good? you wouldn't know it from walking around in hollywood, but today is the first official day of fall. autumn is upon us and summer is gone. i don't know. it's kind of sad. how am i supposed to pick out a halloween costume? i didn't have time to get bikini ready. some people are trying to figure out what they're wearing for halloween. it's hard for me to relate to. if you're looking for a political costume, i saw this online, you can be sexy hillary clinton. it's just hillary with no pants on. that's how she got pneumonia, or you can be sexy donald trump, or maintain a shred of dignity and be neerither of them for halloween. the only person i can imagine dressing up as sexy donald trump for hallow

davis says this year show will feature a new mystery that will "knock fans socks off." pmieres next thursday night on abc-11. you can watch the season premiere of "how to get away with murder" at ten o'clock..followed by eyewitness news. the 'new ride' -- being 'put to the test'... just ahead. plus.... shopping with a cae. how you canet designer dud a deep discount..and lp a local organization dress women fo aye...she might be a weee bit of a platinum digger, but she's got a heart of... well, you know. ohhh... i still got the platinum touch. music!!! the all new platinum payt sctch offs. "oh danny boy, the pipes are calling..." with over 140 million dollars in total prizes, it's theew gold standard in scratch offs. abc-11 ther...shoppin g for good cau. "dress for success"....is celebrating r 1000woman in the triangle. the grouhosted neevent tonight lled "shofor success." the pop-uptore is selling items from cal and national retailers...at a iscount. we even caught eyewitness news morning anchor "barbara - gibbs" -- doing a little shopping. you can find out more about "s

davis was a 49ers starting right tackle but when he left brown took over the spot and beat out davis for the job this camp. brown has the attention of broncos linebacker von miller, the super bowl mvp last february. the league superstar said the 49ers second year tackle was his toughest opponent. a comment that seemed out of left field, even to brown. >> my eyes were big. i was like, dang, what he just said. >> i feel like trent brown has a very bright future in the national football league. not many guys like von miller. >> people haven't really seen him, but i feel like he's one of the better tackles in the national football league. >> i didn't know what to do. i was speechless. >> that is kind of cool. central michigan trailing by 3 and college football was given one untimed down after an oklahoma state penalty and they made the most of their extra chance. >> touchdown, unbelievable. >> what a play. corey willis takes the lateral and scores to stun the 22nd ranked cowboys 30-27. after the game referees said they made a mistake on the ruling on oklahoma state's penalty and central

raiders owner mark davis has told us... regardless of lott's intentions, if vegas builds a stadium, he's bringing his team here mark davis/raiders owner: "ronnie lott and that group are great people, love those guys, if they can come up and that's where we're going to be." you could really make a case that the n-l mvp could be anthony rizzo or kris bryant. i'm biased and hope bryant wins the honor. he made a strong case tonight... the bonanza grad smacks his 38th homer of the season.. a 2 run shot in the 7th, as the cubs rip the reds 9-2. that's also his 98th and 99th rbi chicago is now 42 games over 500... with 97 wins, they've already matched last year's win total. las vegas is home to so many unique events and tonight is another example. the world cup series opener of cyclo-cross was held at desert breeze park. jon tritsch rolled into the park and couldn't help but confide that cyclo-cross is certainly not a joy ride. jon tritsch/channel 8: ("welcome to fabulous cross-vegas where the only thing crazier than the competito

kirk davis, commander of v.f.w. pat tillman in avondale is accused of helping himself, stealing over $115,000 stealing checks. >> the charge against kirk davis commander of post 40 and avondale, arizona, if they are betrayal of the worst kind to the veterans and the supporters everywhere. >> reporter: a treasurer at post 40 notified police. investigators armed with a subpoena linked him to the missing money. he works for ?the veterans administration. he was arrested wednesday at his job and released to his home. we want his side of the story, we want to s i anything to say about the situation so we're going to knock on his door. no answer. the v.f.w. apologizing to the family of pat tillman and promising to take every measure possible to make sure this does not happen again. reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> hillary clinton has spent much of the last month on fundraising campaigns and it looks like the campaigns are will help other democrats running. in july, clinton brought in $90 million. >>> donald t

. >> i think i said danielle davis but that the daniel davis. this is the third year they are doing that convention, by the filmmakers behind the recent film durant never closes just released the latest film. >> this movie really bleaks the mold. ty brennan has the story. >> reporter: porches and private eyes is the latest movie to be released by a group of arizona filmmakers. the comedy, murder mystery takes place in the deep south. laughs out of it. >> reporter: katie is the producer. >> we say it is like "home alone" so it is family friendly, funny, witty, totally a southern film. >> we need to break into his house. >> we? >> we need to look around to prove he is guilty. >> the beauty about film making is you can go anywhere to make a film. pride ourselves on the fact we can go to different states and different markets and there are stories to be told everywhere. >> reporter: the team of arizona filmmakers spent a few weeks in mississippi making the movie. in the film industry that is predominantly male, she is proud to be in this group with

davis were good friends. just want to also acknowledge the building and that our community partners that built this building is mu cormic [inaudible] management is in the house right there, raise your hands. there is a saint lewis connection between these saint lewis and [inaudible] they helped build the building so proud to be partners with them and will make sure every senior gets their computer, but wait, we have to do more. first of all i want to make sure everybody signs up for internet essentials that is eligible and can sign up for it. we did these applications, the pre-applications you signed up for earlier but you have to go and make a phone call to comcast to make them real. so you got to take your paper, go back to the people in the white shirts with the internet essentials and talk to them and they'll get you hooked up to internet essentials. so, if you are a resident in the building we'll make sure you get on internet essentials if you want to and if you want to get into the raffle and you are no

better eggs. >>> geena davis. are you okay, geena? >> oh, yeah. no, it doesn't affect me. >> hey, when is your show on? >> tonight! >> yeah. >> she had ice cream, milk, sugar. check out our snapchat pages so you can see what happened. >>> so this morning, if you want to come upstairs and join us for a delicious dish, geena, come on up. this morning on "today food," we've paired up with our friends at buzz feed to bring you one of a kind tasty videos. what you are seeing here is the sped-up version of a seared pork tenderloin with apples and onions. we'll slow you how to make this step by step. it is a one-pan recipe. a perfect reason to use your cast iron skillet. hard apple cidercider, apples, onon. tenderloin? >> your buter it generally cooks pretty lean. you're going to put your pork tenderloin in here and sear this on each side for about two minutes so it gets some nice color in it. once that's done, take it out and you're going to put that on a plate on the side. in the meantime, you're going to take some nice sliced apples. it is great apple

look closely because that is james davies right there. he is on the other side of a fence, part of a perimeter set has two kids of his own. after waiting outside, an officer walks out, sees a man with a gun on the other side of the fence and fires six times. davies is did. his body is warm enough to be seen by the infrared camera. his widow said through his attorney this never should have happen. >> this decision to shoot fi have been asked prior to even going out the door, exemplifies our concern about what is going on in police departments all over the nation. >> reporter: his widow tammy says this shows better training on the use of deadly force is needed all over the country. the officer who shot davies was able to stay on the force. the chief chalked it up to a resulting in a $3.5 million pat. >> chris vanderveen, thank you. >>> police in cheyenne are trying to figure out why a 77- year-old man shot three people at a senior housing facility this morning. one person was killed, two others were hurt. the suspect has been identified as

police say over the course of two years, kirk davis stole more than $115,000 by writing himself checks using money from the post. a treasurer at the post noticed something was going on here, and she called avondale police and investigators linked davis to the missing money through bank records. >> the allegations against kirk davis, the commander of vfw post 40 in avondale arizona, if they the veterans and the supporters everywhere. > davis is facing charges of theft, fraudulently schemes, and forgery. meanwhile, the vfw has apologized to pat tillman's family and also promised to make sure to take steps so this doesn't happen again. >>> on to a fox follow-up, the head of a buckeye school district saying sorry to a young girl who was not a black lives matter t-shirt. the 15-year-old wore that shirt to school. she said other students were harassing her about it. when she went to complain, they told her not to wear the shirt again. now they sent a letter saying the students' reaction to the shirt is actually a way to open educational dialogue. >>> convicted rapist and stanford swimmer bro

tami davies agreed to settle with the city of lakewood for three and a half million dollars. agent james davies died - when a fellow officer mistook him for a suspect hiding behind a fence. the officer was cleared of wrongdoing for the deadly shooting. in exchange for the lawsuit dismissal- davies' attorney says she'll drop her federal civil lawsuit. the lawsuit said the shooting was "the inevitable conclusion to a series of preventable acts and omissions." cinemark has officially dropped its legal fight to make victims of the aurora theater shooting pay legal fees. the company owns the century theater in aurora injured in 20-12. victims and their families of the shooting unsuccessfully tried suing the theater... they said the theater didn't do enough to protect against the mass shooting. in may- a jury ruled in favor of cinemark... and the chain was looking to re-coop 700 thousand dollars in legal costs. cinemark withdrew the request after the victims all agreed not to appeal the verdict. it's something we haven't seen in seven years: diet soda in colorado high schools. but

as they were looking for the suspect-- davies was behind a fence. a fellow officer mistook him for the suspect-- and shot. davies was killed.... ...the officer who acidentally shot him-- was not charged. two years later, his widow filed a lawsuit in federal court-- alleging that the shooting could have been prevented. her lawyer cited "police incompetence" in the lawsuit. now-- she has agreed to drop that federal suit. in exchange, the city of lakewood will pay her "three-point-five million dollars." lakewood police admit... a number of mistakes-- lead up to the shooting. police are investigating another death - in denver's montbello neighborhood. it's the second one this week. last night -- detectives were investigating after a woman was found dead on east andrews drive. pastor. and on monday night -- d-p-d investigators were looking into a death on xanadu street near maxwell.. the scenes are about a mile apart... police haven't released details about a suspect in either case. . two legacy high school coaches are home this morning...but one is stil

back with vie oola davis . stick around. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by pedigree. feed the good. usually means getting locked into a contract. there's a better way! with new straight talk plus, get a samsung galaxy s7 for as low as thirty-one dollars a month, no contract. ...why haven't i switched? add our unlimited plan... ...on america's largest, most dependable 4g lte networks. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. pam griffin: our daughter courtney got caught in a web of opiate and heroin addiction. doug griffin: our insurance company indicated that courtney's problem wasn't a matter of life and death - so she wasn't eligible for treatment. pam griffin: she told me that she didn't want to live like this anymore...

. >> danye davis tries to hold back the tears as she remembers her son ezekiel davis. only son. he made my heart beat every day. just the joy of my life. >> her joy was taken at this night club on flamingo. this man may have played a role in the death. this man and woman are persons of interest. they're seeing leaving in a black bmw. >> you my boy like that. you really didn't have to kill my boy like you did. >> she thinks about the last conversation she had with her son. >> he was excited about getting her son leaves behind an unborn son and mother. >> just how loving he's always been towards people. the close bond we had by him being my only son. we were very close. >> the murder suspect was described as a black man who was 6 feet fal pounds with a beard. the davis family will have a memorial balloon release at the scott robinson park. everybody is invited. if you would like to help the family pay for the funeral against him for the stand off case in oregon to be on hold. they said the case should stop during his appeal by several rulings during the case by the judge. the ruli

. >> reporter: bill davis, the owner of barnacle bill's is not shy in sharing his opinion. and this week, he was fed up. >> you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> reporter: after hearing hillary clinton say this, he >> reporter: it reads nra member, concealed carry okay. not a deplorable. vote trump. >> i usually sit on the fence being in public business, but i just got to a point where i couldn't do it. i had to make a statement. >> reporter: in less than 48 hours, he heard from thousands of people both here and around the country. >> i think it is insulting. i think that it show it is mentality that we are >> he put his business on the line. >> reporter: davis is not trying to alienate anybody. >> i welcome anybody. and they don't have to think the way i do. i respect everybody's opinion. >> reporter: davis plans to keep the sign up until after the election. reporting in sarasota, john rogers, newschannel8. >>> now keep in mind, davis has also received a surge of new customers. most of them trump supporters who say they are ver

viola davis and music from roadway sremmurd is on the way. i want to mention something that's upsetting me. to make states. it's called a ham dog. it's a real thing. it's a hamburger with a hot dog running through the middle of it. it was invented by an australian. it's very popular there. the plan is to bring it to america. there's a patent on it. it bothers me. the ham dog is something we should have invented here. can i have my podium please? thank you very much. ? [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i love my fellow americans, a man in australia somehow managed to come up with a hamburger hot dog hybrid before we did, and that is flat out unacceptable. this country was built on hamburgers and hot dogs. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's why we're so vulnerable to earthquakes. but for an australian to come up before we did is an embarrassment to the greatest food nation eating on earth. we got beat by people who can't get their toilets to flush in the right direction. you know we have a problem when the australian invented the ham dog. a french g

hero is not a word zachary davis is quite comfortaale with. >> people that. i don't necessarily consider me a hero at hall. >> reporter: he says he did what he had to. place at the ight time. >> reporter: the right place came sunday morning with a gruesome discovery, a woman bloodied, beaten and stabbed outside his home where she had been staying. her attacker appeared with a shovel forcing davis's action. % >> a rake against the shovel and i had to do what i had to do. >> reporter: davis hit the man five times with a rake as his wife called for help. the team working together to arrived. >> either me or him and i chose me. >> reporter: both the victim and her attacker are in stable condition at denver health and while davis may not consider himself a hero, there are plenty of others who do. >> i watch good fight evil and good won. >> maybe i saved her life, and maybe ourselves. >> molly hendrickson denver7 as r he will be charged with first- degree assault and attempted murder. it is not clear how he knew the victim. >>> police arrested the property owner, j

police say davis got into a fight inside the unlicensed club. the altercation spilled outside and davis was shot to death. >> that's a tough one. it's very hard. it's very hard. i'm trying to open up a business somebody got killed. it's a tough thing to swallow. >> reporter: it's very difficult for the davis family on social media, a relative wrote, here we go again. lord, i'm tired. pray for my family. they believe if he went to a law-abiding nightclub, this wouldn't have happened. >> had i known that, i would the store surveillance camera will lead to the killer. police are looking for leads. if anyone has any information, you are asked to call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. reporting from flamingo and decatur, antonio castelan, news 3. >>> a metro corrections officer is recovering after being beaten by a convicted killer inside the county jail. the inmate, david frostick. he was sentenced to life in on parole for killing his fiance, robin jenkins. police say last wednesday he attacked an officer behind bars. >> during that fight, that officer

bill davis, the ne barnacle bill's is not shy about sharing his opinion. and this week, he was fed up. >> you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> reporter: after hearing hillary clinton say this, he put up this sign. >> it was a big gamble. >> reporter: it reads, nra member, concealed carry okay. not a deplorable. vote trump. >> i usually sit on my hands with it being a public business, but i got to the point where i couldn't do it. >> reporter: in less than 48 hours he heard from thousands of people both here and around the country. >> i think it is insulting. i think that it show it is mentality that we are dealing with here. >> everybody has a right to say what they want. but, you take offense, you can take offense. but it is what america is built on. >> i'm anti-gun, anti-trump as are many in the area. the sign must come down. >> reporter: others have blasted him on facebook. davis has even received death thre >> no. >> why? >> i am an nra member. i'll protect myself. >> reporter: but it is has attracted new

davis: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on senate bill 2754 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davis: senate bill 2754 as amended would designate the federal building and united states courthouse located at 300 fanin street in shreveport, louisiana, as the tom stagg united states courthouse. i want to thank the gentleman from louisiana, dr. fleming, for his leadership on this legislation. judge stagg served as judge in the western court in louisiana. he was appointed to the bench in 1974. served as chief judge from 1974 to 1981 and assumed senior status in 1992. he served until his death last year. early in his career he held various executive positions in the private sector and was in the private practice of law

i think that somebody like vereena davis, elizabeth blair lee. i mean, if they were in the right situation -- they certainly were knowledgeable enough and politically astute. in fact, the newspapers said of elizabeth blair lee when she died very few women have had so broad a political experience. and so i found the obituaries fascinating because i was surprised there even were obituaries and the only person i couldn't find an obituary were was elizabeth keckly which tells you about the times. but the -- but i think that, you know, given the ability to have political help and run they could have done it easily. audience: i guess you could make the argument that some of those women in fact had to deal with so many more constraints and still got a lot done. cokie: absolutely. not to mention that they would lose children all the time. it's heartbreaking to read how many children they lost. and of course during the war everybody was losing children. but little children. i mean both vereena davis and mary lincoln lost sons who were like 2 years old at

. >>> he went unchecked for three years, and now kirk davis helped himself to money that wasn't hid. >> the head of the vfw memorial post 40 is facing series >> and he's actually already out of jail? >> reporter: yes, i just saw his wife walking into the home. i tried asking her a few questions about whether she knew he took $100,000 from the pat tillman memorial funneled, and she says -- fund, and she says she has no idea. but the evidence against him is strong. 114 checks according to court documents written by davis and deposited into his personal accounts. the court documents even claim that davis used the group's money to pay for tires on his own personal car. so far we know davis works for the us air force, and was appointed by the vfw post commander the last 7 years, but the embezzling started three years ago according to the court. coming up at 6:00 we'll have more information on how he got his hands on the cash. >>> thank you, and this guy that wouldn't get him caught after he broke into a mesa business. he left his car at the crime scene, and decided to report it as stolen.

a fellow officer thought davies was a suspect and opened fire. davies wife filed a federal lawsuit. the lakewood city council approved the settlement rather than taking the case to trial. >>> and some of the aurora theater victims won't have to shell out hundreds of thousands action. sin the company has agreed to drop its request for any damages after the victims agreed they would not appeal the verdict. >>> new developments tonight in a scandal that rocked wells fargo. the bank says it is getting rid of high-pressure sale goalses that prompted fraudulent accounts. employees use the the names of real customers to create phony accounts to hit their goal. xhirz often weren't even aware of the accounts' existence. karen morfitt has the story. a former employee said the pressure was relentless. >> reporter: the pressure to reach those sales goals that he says other bank was setting. and now he says that wells fargo's decision to get rid of those goals is likely only temporary. >> reporter: a former employee is hiding his identity. opening up about his sick years as a bank employee, and

with kevin the rookie davis. whitehead tried to go outside and taken off in a cart looking at his leg. he was sent off on a cart. coming up in the post game report. the wisconsin department of transportation play of the game. look ahead to next week season opener. tonight with the packers tv network first game report. the packers in the second half no points. 40 yards and four first downs. brown is emotion. knile davis. slowed down by whitehead and taken down by brown of the green bay near the 11. and punt. >> kevin: how many preseason games -- >> rich: just once. i think it depends who you ask. it could help some of these players make the team. it was part of the evaluation process. but i think in today's nfl with the high salaries and the amount of work, there's area for three game preseason. playing. you look at clay matthews and julius peppers and jordy nelson. these guys hardly touch the field. they don't need a lot of work in the preseason. you are scared as the general manager and the owner and head coach

davis's side of the story. we want to see if he has anything to see about this situation, so we are going to knock on his door. no answer. at the time of his arrest, kirk davis had the opportunity to make a statement to avondale police. but he declined. steve krafft, fox 10 news. goes up in flames today, that fire breaking out this morning. this was near 15th avenue and dobbins, and is as you can see, there was a lot of damage done to that home. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> brock turner, the former stanford swimmer convicted of raping an unconscious woman walks out of jail after serving 90 days behind bars. turner was initially sentenced because of overcrowding and good behavior, his time behind bars was cut short by a judge making people already angry over his light sentence even more upset. turner will now return to ohio to live with his parents. he will serve three years probation, and during that time he cannot use drugs or alcohol. he will also be a registered sex offender for the

davis said their home of yean possessions are gone. >> there are no words. there's no words. that's everything we had. >> reporter: now back out live again, you can see on the brick where the water was just ne of earlier today and a red cross am actually came out here s family and they declared the house destroyed by this flood and davis tells us ther was no insurance on the house but it was paid for. in the meantime they'll be carleigh griffetcbsnorth carolina. >>> people in harnett county closuresng with flngand ncdot closed toa i mean, it's dangeus. you've got to really are, mostly at night omincthrough there. >>orth carolindot officials said 60 roads have experienced high water. 6 remain closed at this hour. >>> floodwaters pun have reeded. steve sbraccia has a look at the cleanu this high water mark onthe door. casee where t was. threason it got so high, right hereby puppy creek up until yesterday there used to be a mill in hat spot anda d.-- thpuppy eek a >> reporte be e flood mike haden king for help. after the flood he found a whole bunch of friends came to volunteer

reagan's daughter patti davis disagrees.aying forgiving someone in your heart doesn't mean that you let them loose in virginia. hinckley's release has also troubled former secret service agent timothy mccarthy who took a bullet for the president. >> very concerned and i hope they are right that they let him out and he's not going to injure anyone else. >> reporter: hinckley is required to attend therapy and stay away from public comment on his own life. john hinckley, jr. returned home earlier this afternoon. he has his own room, king-sized bed and a tv. he plans to play the guitar and paint. if all goes well he could move out on his own as early as next year. tony to coble, cbs news, new york. >>> you probably know her image, the woman in the picture that symbolized the end of world war ii has died. it showed her being kissed by a sailor in times square. on the day americans learned of the japanese surrender. greta friedman was the woman in white. the iconic photo from august 14 , 1945. a photographer from life magazine cap

that is stealing from veterans. >> davis is now out of jail. we could not reach him for comment. >>> police are on the lookout for a man with a weapon who they say tried to rob a pizza hut. we are told the man is in his 40s and he got away in a nissan. good news, no one was hurt. let's take you to answer for the second night in a row police looking for a teenager accused of robbing a business. had a a gun when he walked in and demanded money. on wednesday night a papa murphy's in the same area was also robbed by a teenager. police are doing the work to figure out if there may be a connection. >>> big changes coming to your sink. up next to the new rules from the feds taking aim at the soap that you use. so we want to know, are you leaving time for a get -- are you leaving town for a get away? we don't agree on everything. but we do agree that an honest day's work deserves an honest day's pay. . when congress refused to work and pass a budget, she said they shouldn't get a paycheck. that's just common sense. and that's something we can all agree

a fellow officer thought davies was a suspect and opened fire. davies wife filed a federal lawsuit. the case to trial. >>> and some of the aurora theater victims won't have to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars for pursuing legal action. sin the company has agreed to drop its request for any damages after the victims agreed they would not appeal the verdict. >>> new developments tonight in a scandal that rocked wells fargo. the bank getting rid of high-pressure sale goalses that prompted employees to create millions of fraudulent accounts. employees use the the names of real customers to create phony accounts to hit their goal. xhirz often weren't even aware of the accounts' existence. pressure was relentless. >> reporter: the pressure to reach those sales goals that he says are far beyond what any other bank was setting. and now he says that wells fargo's decision to get rid of those goals is likely only temporary. >> reporter: a former employee is hiding his identity. opening up about his sick years as a bank employee, and the demands that came with it. >> sometimes it's n

reporter: robert davis, former lord mayor of westminster, issuing the formal invitation. schools from the united states. [applause] reporter: davis says the new year's day parade includes more than 8000 performers from around the world and about 600,000 spectators. >> i am looking forward to the parade, being able to march. reporter: band members say they're also looking forward to putting their lifelong love of music on display for the world. >> i love the clarinet. but i picked the clarinet. reporter: parade organizers also brought gifts from england, including a plate for the school with the names of english kings and queens. now the real work begins -- raising money. as for how much it is going to cost, the superintendent tells me, a lot. anchor: students from mount horeb high school near madison are fundraising right now for the greendale high school marching band will be in select company later this year. the 12-time state champions will perform at macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. we were there as the announcement was made last year. this is the 90th

. >> reporter: but sociologist jerry davis says the g.m.'s of yesteryear, though models of productivity and even economic equality, are history. >> what happened to general motors didn't just happen to general motors. there are about half as many public corporations today, as they were 20 years ago. >> reporter: so instead of general motors, u.s. steel, eastman kodak and i could go ono and on, what have we got? >> the big corporations today don't really have that manys employees. they're not providing careere ladders, they're not creating middle-class jobs. blockbuster had 80,000 employees and 9,000 stores across the country, netflix does the same thing with fewer than 4,000 people. if anybody tells you they workto at facebook, probably they mean they are a contractor because only about 12,000 people00 actually work at facebook. they are worth $300 billion but very few people actually work there.30 >> reporter: in a new book davis calls it "the vanishing american corporation" and poses a pivotao question: what will rise from the wreckage? me

davis. learning something new. you are never too old to learn something and when you get a computer and you get to see the whole world at your feet, you can learn something new every day. we are really excited about this opportunity and i know he would be thrilled. he would also be thrilled because his herey jackie jorner kersee is here and he was a track fanatic. he is beyond thrilled to see her here today. i want to thank everybody who came today. we will curve lunch quitely so we can get on with the program and i get to introduce one of the best friends to seniors you can have and that is our mayor, mayor ed lee, who believe me, between him and i we worked our magic to make the building. he is constantly listening and trying to adapt and improve service for seniors. he supports for opposition i to get more money for senior service and a true frn to seniors, so without further introduction i want to thank you mayor lee for coming on out. [applause] >> isn't cathy wonderful? thank you cathy davis for your leadersh