. >> hinojosa: and you grow up in dayton, ohio. >> and we ended up in dayton, ohio. culinary capitol of the world. >> hinojosa: you know, i didn't know this about dayton, ohio! >> ( laughing ) yeah, no; not so much. >> hinojosa: but the questions was how was it, you know, growing up-- and you were the first chinese family in dayton, or one of the few? >> we were... we always joked that when we had our chinese friends over to our home, we were chinatown. ( laughing) so there weren't that many, no. there weren't a lot. >> hinojosa: so what was it like in terms of food? because you know what? kids can be kind of intense when you're like, suddenly bringing something different to lunch that's not peanut butter and jelly. >> no, you're right, you're right. we actually... we did both. being in dayton, and... there probably was 50 chinese people, so we did want to blend in, so we absolutely had turkey for thanksgiving, and we'd have the pot roasts, and mom had the famous clay pot that she would always do the chicken in. so we certainly had american food, and dad's famous one

this embedded discrimination is a legacy of the dayton peace accords. while this design was probably necessary at the time to stop the genocide and aggression, in today's time in expanding europe, it violates our basic values of freedom and equality. all people are not equal, entire segments of the population are excluded from full political participation. the dayton peace accords were a tourniquet to end the genocidal conflict in 1995. however, that is all they were really intended to be. dayton was never intended to operate as bosnia's constitution. certainly, not for 19 years. as a result of dayton's severe limitations on its democracy, bosnia cannot be fullient grated into euro-atlantic structures. without amending the dayton accords to respect basic human rights and political rights of one person, one vote, bosnia will never be a candidate for the european union. so a question mark hangs over bosnia's future as ethnic activists continue to agitate to partition the country and daily threat to se -- daily threat ton secede, taking large swaths of eth

and so you guys convey my desperate situation, which, i'm 56, i'm from the dayton ohio, area. >> we know your family background. i'll ask you, how are you being treated here? >> reasonably well. i don't have any complaints it the food's been good. i have a daily walk with the guides. even medical care has been furbished a couple of times. and the quarter's good. hotel suite-type of room. so i don't have any complaint about the treatment. it's been very good so far. i hope and pray it continues. whether i'm here two more days or two decades, whatever the case is. >> so the bottom line, your message about your situation? >> i'm good for the time being but i need to let people know i'm getting desperate. i'm getting desperate for help.

mayor ann of dayton, ohio. good to have you. >> great to be here. neil: you had to make a tough decision, sometimes that is the best baptism by fire to deal with this, what did you deal with? >> you know we know we have to watch our accounts like a hawk, we made sure we have done that, and had a diverse aim of funding forces when general motors and delphi pulled out we had tough choices that diversity is clear and important to build our community. neil: what detroit is finds out, is that it is finding that it has to reexamine public contracts and the like, pension whatever. for long-term future. whether it is grandfathered in or slowly phaseed in, have you had to do the same? >> our pension is state quite, that helps -- state wide, it helps us a lot, that is well run by the state, that helps a lot of ohio citys with that connection, i can't speak for other cities, but i know in dayton, we have meetings every month on the finances, knowing what money is coming in and going out, and being focused on that is like every other house in the city. neil: i

police identified the victims as 23-year-old dayton daily and 20-year-old clarence wallace. they were shot to death a block from lincoln elementary school. officers are trying to determine if the shooting is connected to gunfire on thursday when a nearby apartment building was sprayed with more than 40 rounds. police say that shooting was gang-related. >> oakland police are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting in the castle mont neighborhood last night. he was standing on the sidewalk when he was shot and people nearby drove him to a hospital. >>> a missing teenage girl from santa rosa is back with her family tonight. rebecca went missing wednesday night. her family notified police this morning that she is safely home. she had been staying with a friend, and was up aware police were looking for her. >> police have captured the fifth and final inmate who escaped from a central valley jail. he was caught two hours ago. four other men were captured last night, after anonymous phone tips to police. it's not a nope how they escaped from the jail. they were gone for an h

. >> finally prosecutor and investigator mike dayton agreed to take a fresh look at that accident onhe idea of him getting away with it simply didn't sit very well. >> i am sure he did it but we would have a hard time proving it. >> investigator mike dayton went out to the cliff at lost dog road. he was taken aback by the severe drop and rattle snakes. no place for a child. >> this is a scary place. it is gravel on top, but it is layers of thin rock laid on layers of thin rock. >> shale, kind of. >> and you step on it, and every step shifts a little bit. it is far steeper than it appears in pictures. >> but they needed forensic evidence, physical evidence. they examined the autopsy photos. >> there was a linear mark, a blueish/reddish bruise on liana's throat and there was a suspicion there may be evidence of strangulation prior to her being pushed off the cliff. >> if bob had strangled her, they were sure that a small u-shaped bone in the neck would be fractured. they were granted a court order the cliff. >> we were trying to determine whether there was a difference as to the restin

one of the fares they went to was in dayton, ohio, in 1906. and in dayton in 1906 they ran into a couple of brothers who have something to do with aviation, and wilbur and orville wright, and baldwin and curtiss seem to get along well and the wright brothers invited them back to their workshop for a chat. and what happened in that meeting is the single most controversial and pivotal meeting in the history of american aviation. the wright brothers later claimed that they told curtiss everything and he went off and stole their ideas. curtiss said this was nonsense. all he was trying to do was to talk generally and he was trying to sell the motors for the airplanes to the correspondence, a definite was trying to sell the motors because the letters would indicate that he was and the letters went back and forth and they were cordial. and also the notion that the wright brothers who would not demonstrate the airplane at the time to the heads of the military of germany, france, britain and the united states, we give all their secrets to curtiss seems

the dayton area, cincinnati, a few of the storms in a downpour will be over you shortly.re is bad weather out there. and later this afternoon, 15 million people at threat of strong storms. not so much tornados today, damaging winds. and that goes from the pittsburgh area, columbus, right back down through cincinnati, louisville, and up to new york and state college, pennsylvania. how hot is is going to be? 93 in d.c., new york at 92, boston at 90. thomas, this is as hot as its been all summer long. it's a late summer. a lot of us wish -- >> some like the warm temperatures. i'm not a fan. >> this is the most humid it's been. >> yeah. me and my suits don't like this. no. thank you so much. coming up at the top of the hour on morning joe, president obama and vice president joe biden challenge republicans over fair wages. the very latest on the political season heating up. and we will huddle around the water cooler together and tell you what's going on that got this little guy so upset, it's exasperating. we'll tell you. we're back in a moment. ♪ we know we're not the center

minnesota governor mark dayton disagrees with the team's decision to put adrian peterson back in theame. the governor said today adrian peterson is a public figure and his actions as described are a public embarrassment to the vikings organization and the state of arizona. whipping a child to the extent of visible wounds as has been alleged should not be tolerated in our state. therefore, i believe the team should suspend mr. peterson until the accusations of child abuse have been resolved by the criminal justice system" in a statement today mcdonald's said domestic violence and abuse are unacceptable behaviors and have no place in sports or anywhere. as a family brand we've communicated our concerns to the league and we expect it to take strong and necessary actions to address these issues. also today anheuser-busch the official beer of the nfl since 2011 said we are disappointed and increasingly concerned by the recent incidents that have overshadowed this nfl season. we are not yet satisfied with the league's handling of behaviors that so clearly go against our own company culture

her family says she often hangs out in the whitman park area and dayton street. >> philadelphia police need your help to catch a mini market burglar. he broke into the minnow mart on east or land street in port richmond. it was caught on camera. after getting in through the basement security gate he took cash and he took cigarettes. if you know anything that might help catch him, call philadelphia police. >>> mayor nutter takes part in a milestone for a leading sill civic organization. the mayor was on hand for a a merry core's 20th celebration. it helps row crew, train and supervise youth. building affordable housing, clean parks and screams and run after school programs. >> seeing these positive young people, doing the right thing, doing their time, doing what's required and making something of themselves right here in the city of philadelphia. >> it helps communities respond to disasters. >> also making headlines around the world olympic runner oscar pistorius is out of jail tonight but far from out of trouble. the judge has convicted the double amputee for culpable homicide essenti

the state's governor mark dayton called for peterson's suspension yesterday, and he wrote in part, quoten awful situation, yes. mr. peterson is entitled to due process and should be innocent until proven guilty. however, he is a public figure, and his actions, as described, are a public embarrassment to the vikings organization and the state of minnesota. the league is also coming under mounting criticism from its sponsors. more on that in just a moment. >>> first to another controversy involving star player running back ray rice, now appealing his indefinite suspension by the nfl and the league's players association is demanding that punishment be overturned. in a statement, the union writes in part, quote, supporting facts reveal a lack of a fair and impartial process, including the role of the office of the commissioner. commissioner roger goodell initially handed rice a two-game suspension for assaulting his future wife. but the league then increased the penalty after another video publicly surfaced, showing the full extent of the violence. and the union says players cannot be punish

governor mark dayton weighed in saying the allegations are a public embarrassment and peterson should be suspended until the case is resolved. several stores in minnesota including some nike outlets have pulled adrian peterson jerseys from their shelves. also radisson hotels suspended their sponsorship with the vikings. >>> the house is expected to vote tomorrow on the president's plan to defeat isis. today the nation's top military officer told lawmakers u.s. troops could be called to the battlefield to fight if airstrikes fail. >> if we reach the point where i believe our advisors should accompany iraq troops on attacks against specific isil targets, i'll recommend that to the president. >> the president says boots will not be on the ground and for now the pentagon is focused on expanding airstrikes into syria. it also calls for arming and training moderate syrian rebels. congress will likely approve president obama's plan by the end of the week. >>> one year ago today on the morning of september 16th, 2013, like most of us here, thousands of employees of the navy yard reported to w

i grew up in dayton, ohio. i was a member of the boys and girls club's of dayton. part of theportant ecosystem that helped put me on the path to what i think has been a great career. and a healthy and happy life. i have published multiple books. i have worked at the highest education -- levels of higher education administration. to be withpportunity boys and girls club's of america which makes a difference in the lives >> we look at our alumni data, my experience similar to other alumni. we found that over 57% of our alumni said that the club actually saved their lives and served as an anchor to keep people on the road to great futures which is what we focus on each and every dayful >> the report that you put has an alarming statistic that said -10 hirn will not graduate high school on time. what are some of the major barrer ys that they facing both getting the high school diploma and getting it in four years? >> absolutely. one of the four spaces that we know is an incredible detriment is summer learning laws. every day during the school year, roughly 15 million s

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minnesota's governor mark dayton and senator al franken also weighed in today, criticizing the team's decision to allow peterson to play this weekend. today, nike removed all of its peterson related merchandise from its stores in the twin cities area. >>> the company that owns t.j. maxx and marshall's agreed to pay nearly $3 million for illegally dumping hazardous waste in california. investigators found batteries cans and lamps in the company's dumpsters throughout the state including in the bay area. t.j. companies incorporated says it has adopted new policies and procedures to eliminate hazardous waste. >>> san francisco supervisor david campos wants an hiv prevention drug accessible to all residents free of charge. the drug has shown a 99% success rate preventing the spread of hiv. he says fewer than 1,000 city residents have access to it. he will introduce the plan at tonight's council meeting. >>> those who do not reinforce their properties against earthquakes may get a public shaming. next week the city will begin posting these signs on buildings whose owners have not complied

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dayton daily and 20-year-old clarence wallace were both shot around 5:30 at fourth and bissell streets. bailey was pronounced dead at the scene while bissell died at the hospital. the party was sprayed by 44 rounds of gunfire on thursday. police have been investigating both injuries. so far no arrests have been made. >>> 42-year-old mitchell curtis powell was arrested after a third incident near the fairfax police department. a similar incident happened less than a mile away in fairfax two weeks ago. police say powell is now booked in the marin county jail. >>> an investigation is under way in san francisco to find out how gallons of fuel spilled into the bay out of a world war ii era ship. the leak happened on the o' bryant. that spill created a sheen on the water near the ship. measuring about 100 by 150 yards. today crews surrounded the spill with about 6,000 feet of boom and used vacuum trucks and skimming vessels to try to remove the fuel. >>> a missing santa rosa team is back home tonight. rebecca weaver's family reported her missing back on wednesday. they were concerned because

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i won't be here for the next one in phoenix but we'll may go back to dayton i will be doing the one inohio. i am recommending to ever comes behind me that we hold these out in the community and people will be moving around the city of phoenix and then also they will be going to some of our outpatient cities where we have outpatient clinics in those areas. why do we start off if i can ask everyone to stand please and we will just have a moment of silence to send our thoughts to those that are fighting in the war on terror. all right, thank you. while we remain standing and join me in the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. all right, thank you. i also wanted to take a moment and acknowledge it's the time of year when we think about our p.o.w. and m.i.a. veterans and i don't know if we have in a former p.o.w.s were family members here in the audience? do they want to stand? thank you. we will keep them in our thoughts. i am

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lane in the end at about 1:30 this morning not far from the lima prison north of dayton. lane is serving three life sentences for killing three students in 2012 near cleveland. during the killing and at the time of his sentencing last year, lane wore a tee shirt with the word "killer" scrawled across it and smiled during court appearances. prison officials wouldn't give specific details on how he managed to escape last night, though it is thought he scaled the perimeter fence. >> we were using our airplane and also using our helicopter, with the infrared, and using those tools right there, that's what helped us enable, you know, look at different heat areas and they would apprehend him and pin him down. >> while the individual is now back in custody, there has certainly been an undeniable pro found and deep impact on our entire community. >> so now, the plan is today for grief counselors to be on hand and all classes are canceled. police captured the two other prisoners who broke out at the same time as t.j. lane and a big stress is underway at the prison to figure out ex

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reports of very high winds have been damaged and one reporter, as we'll see right he here, liz in daytonwas battered by the high rainfall and high winds. she was not damaged but to make her point about the severe weather she stood out in the wind and the rain. back to you, max. >> it looks like england on an ordinary day. thank you very much, indeed, karen. >>> that does it for this hour of cnn's special coverage. for our viewers in the u.s., "early start" is up next. for our international viewers, i'll be back with today's top i'll be back with today's top stories. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> another american apparently beheaded on camera. isis claiming they have killed steven sotloff, the journalist kidnapped by a terrorist one year ago in syria. the video threatening to kill another captive in u.s. air strikes in iraq do not stop. what we're learning this morning from this video and hundreds more u.s. troops headed to iraq this morning. that's ahead. >>> all eyes on president obama this morning, in eastern europe, set to speak to the media within the hour. what will his

this is a man from dayton, ohio, a father of elementary schoolchildren. he was arrested on his daughter's birthday. he admitted what he did was left a bible in a siemens club while he was on a train tour of the dprk. he says he now realizes that that was considered a covert act. he signed a confession admitting his guilt and desperately wants to return to his family. here is what he told us. >> reporter: how are you being treated well? >> fairly well. the food has been good. a daily walk. even medical care has been furnished a couple of times. i have a hotel suite type of room. i hope and pray it continues whether i'm here two more days or two more decades. >> your message to your family? >> i'll come home as soon as i can. my family is the big fest thing on my wife. i have my wife and three elementary age school kids that depend on me. there my mother-in-law says with me, too. six of us in our household. while i'm gone, my wife is trying to operate the household by herself. a chore to do with two people, let alone one. she depends on my salary, my wife h

mark dayton said in a statement: meanwhile the n.f.l.yers' unions appealed ray rice's indefinite suspension. rice was cut by the baltimore ravens, and handed a ban after video emerged from hitting his fiancee. the incident happened in february. he'd been gip a 2-game ban before the footage was made public. they have asked for n.f.l. commissioner roxer goodell to be called as a witness at an inindependent hearing. >> real madrid started their defense in a great style. despite losing the last two games, they turned on the style. after an own goal from visiting defender. gareth bale, christiano conspired to put real 4-0 up. benzina scored the 1,000th goal in european competition. >> translation: the team has reacted well. they have started very well. the first part was intense. they pressed hard, they were very offensive, hard on the forward line. of course, not all of our problems are solved. but i like the way the team reacted so far. >> well, in the same group balatoni scored his first goal, as they struggled to win. the 82nd strike was

the governor of minnesota, mark dayton, senator al franken, they have been calling on the vikings topend peterson. the running back still getting some support from his fellow players. >> i got what we call whoopings, with a belt and stuff like that. for me, it was normal, i most definitely discipline my daughter. i have a 1-year-old daughter. i will definitely try not to leave bruises, but i will discipline her harshly depending on what the situation is. >> that's reggie bush running back nor the detroit lions, is he say he will discipline her ultimately. or will he say he disciplines his 1-year-old harshly now? >> he said he disciplines his 1-year-old harshly. i've looked at it five times now. maybe he's trying to help out his friend. that's a pretty startling admission, a 1-year-old, i don't think there's any child behavior experts who say disciplining a 1-year-old does any good. >> with a 1-year-old, where's the difference between a good behavior and bad behavior? >> it's raising a lot of questions and a huge conversation about all of this. peterson has lost all of its biggest dea

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attacks with all of those other 3,000 americans, well the president likely won't have any better daytonhe calendar than this one to have public support for want to go take out terrorists before they can come here ever again, and do anything like they did on this date. now known simply by those two numbers, 9/11. after a year of constant criticism being called weak, wish i wash i and without a strategy for going after the group, that be headed those american reporters they kidnapped, a strategy now set, air strikes in syria for the first time, even more missiles into iraq to go after, get, and killed the terror group's leadership, training places and plane hide outs. >> we will hunt down terrorists cents who tour our country where ever they are. that means, i will not hesitate to takings against isil in syria as well as iraq. this is a core principal of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. i'm told this community believes thousands of foreigners including europeans, and some americans, have joined them in syria and iraq. trained and battle hard ends, these

and so you guys convey my desperate situation, which, i'm 56, i'm from the dayton ohio, area. >> we know your family background. i'll ask you, how are you being treated here? >> reasonably well. i don't have any complaints it the food's been good. i have a daily walk with the guides. even medical care has been furbished a couple of times. and the quarter's good. hotel suite-type of room. so i don't have any complaint about the treatment. it's been very good so far. i hope and pray it continues. whether i'm here two more days or two decades, whatever the case is. >> so the bottom line, your message about your situation? >> i'm good for the time being but i need to let people know i'm getting desperate. i'm getting desperate for help. this is -- i understand there are three americans in the detention in the dprk. which is the most since the pueblo incident. >> you have no communication with the others? >> i know the name of the -- kenneth bae has been here the longest. this is an opportunity for maybe bill clinton to come back. he has released a couple of journalists a few years back. i ap

before 2:00 o'clock this morning, so far, and, and, and, they continue to develop, and we will up to dayton any. >>> and a man was shot and killed inside of a philadelphia bar last night. >> it happenedide family tavern in the side luzerne and benington street. the 28 year-old victim and another man got in the argument over a game of pool. the gun man is still on the loose, police are hoping surveillance cameras will help track them down. >>> over philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood and old york road and erie avenue where police says a 13 year-old was shot and gunman under arrest. the it is a 16 year-old friend. police believe two teens may have been playing with the gun when it went off last night. investigators say victim was shot twice in the stomach and is in stable condition right now at st. christopher's hospital. >>> time is 6:34. happening today another atlantic city casino has officially closed it doors. >> just about a half an hour ago trump plaza shut down after 30 years of business. it is the the fourth casino to fold in less than a year. fox 29's steve keeley coming up aft

minnesota governor, mark dayton, said peterson should be suspended until his case is resolved in court. >> photo shop experts -- nfl commissioner, roger goodell. you can see the woman posing for the photo. cover girl is the official beauty partner of the nfl. >> for what purpose? for the players? what's going on? this morning, the company released a statement say ting is encouraging the nfl is taking swift action. that is a picture you will not forget. >> all right, coming up next, find out what president obama is doing to stop the spread of the deadly ebola virus in africa. also ahead -- >> this is bruce johnson and rachel's center in northwest washington has been treating victims of domestic violence and other social ills for more than 30 years. right now, this place is running out of money and looking at closing its doors. we'll take you  >>> one year ago, the washington navy yard was transformed into a horrific scene when aaron alexis stormed in and took the lives of 12 people. d.c. mayor, vince gray, was there in the moment, in the hours, and the days and the months after that aw

. >>> we bring back main stay capital and adjunct professor at university of dayton.s the chief investment officer. you are a double major in finance and economics. you are running a $1 million fund. what do you like right now in the market? >> we are kind of leaning towards the industrial cyclicals. we are seeing manufacturing and nonmanufacturing numbers at multi-year highs. >> you are making a big bet on the economy. >> that is correct. >> i agree with you there. you have seen over the course of the last four to six weeks the industrials have taken it on the chin. a lot of solid companies we watch like big truck manufacturer gotten hit hard. is that giving you kind of cause for concern or going in on this pullback and want to buy more? >> we view this as an attractive entry point. we think they are unjustly knocked down and we see u.s. economy building up. >> you have your eyes overseas? >> we have been in our india position quite a while. we made a bet on prime minister modi going into the election. we are holding the position because we like the fundamentals and

minnesota's governor mark dayton said peterson should be suspended until the case is resolved in court. jericka duncan for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a grand jury will decide if nascar driver tony stewart will be charge in the death of the driver at a sprint car race. district attorney in ontario county, new york made that decision after reviewing evidence from the case. on august 9th stewart's car hit and killed kevin ward junior on the dirt track in upstate new york. the 20 year-old had climbed from his car, after it spun out while racing alongside stewart. >>> fire fighters are scrambling to control a dozen major wild fires burning in california which is in the grips of a historic drought and experiencing triple digit temperatures. more than 100 homes and one church, went up in flames in the town of wheat, california. that entire town which is near oregon border has evacuated. about 400 miles to the south near yesemite national park crews are calming a fire that has destroyed 33 homes. >>> are you in the market right now for a new home? prices aren't making huge gains but they are

dayton daily and kranz wallace were killed saturday evening no rest of the maid.he submission--this is richmond's 1112 homicides this year. fees to try to track down a man who is exposing a himself in several areas. please describe them as african-american 20 to 25 years old. he weighs about hundred and 60 lbs.. he wears his hair multiple braids. priestley's seem he was wearing a worn black t-shirt and blue jeans. two women are dead after a tour brett's bus crashed. two people were critically injured. none of the 48 others its state injury. when a woman who died were trapped under the bus. because the crash still being investigated. in the past accidents in this area have been caused by excessive speed. a man accused of stealing a security fence and getting in to white house had a knife. omar gonzales former director veteran suffering from psd ran them on a. a man jump the fence running across the north lawn and into the president's home. the secret service says the 42 rope omar gonzales was stopped just as that the north doors. that describes him as a great guy w

. >>> well, we want to get you up to dayton breaking news. there has been a shooting outside einstein medical center in philadelphia olney section. >> "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live on the scene. walt, what is the latest. >> reporter: right now here outside the einstein medical center, police are on the scene of a double shooting as my cameraman paul brown pans around here you can see yellow crime scene tape outside the hospital entrance. police emphasize, that the shooting did not involve the hospital, its personnel and did not happen on hospital ground. rather they say, at about 4:00 o'clock this afternoon a group of teenagers who had been fighting at the broad and olney subway station suddenly one pulled out a gun, gunshots erupted. a little bit north of here thaw are looking at old york road and tab or a young woman was shot to death. then coming further down the street toward einstein hospital outside the entrance a second victim shot. he is now in the hospital being treated in unknown condition. police say they are looki

minnesota governor mark dayton release aid statement that reads in part like this.ild to the extent of visible wound as has been alleged should not be tolerated in our state. therefore, i believe the team should suspend mr. peterson until the accusations of child abuse have been resolved by criminal justice system. adrian peterson has been dropped by one of his largest sponsors, cas castrol motor oil, and anheuser-busch is wondering how the league is handling its domestic abuse violations. i am joined by my guests. i will start with you, just the name of your book "beating black kids." do you think it is such an issue you had to write a book about it? >> but of course. in the black community, beating our children seems to be some cultural norm that we even brag about. you hear a lot of black comed n comedians brag about it, as if it is powerful. the thing debill taitating. >> the african-american community, 80% in support of corporal punishment. the white community is 70% in support. born-again christians, 80% supportive. nonchristians are 65% supportive. we live in

mark dayton released this statement adding i believe the team should suspend mr.e accusations have been resolved in the criminal justice system. this is the latest with the pr disasters. he has until midnight to appeal indefinite suspension over charges of domestic violence. he is expected to request that roger goodell recuse himself from the process. following the story closely and a take from another regular on the program. a lot to unpack today. this is weighing heavily on sponsors. cover girl released a statement saying in light of recent events, we encouraged the n frfo take swift action. do you see others following the suit that radisson has begun and dropping out? >> this is significant because it's the first shoot to drop. they suspended for now, but the sponsors say we speak about the bottom line. they are worth $1.07 billion to the league. more than a billion dollars from the sponsors. that is obviously significant. the question and the problem for radisson, they felt uncomfortable watching the general manager speaking not about xs and os, but the injury

the man killed have been identified, dayton daily and and -- wallace, were killed saturday evening on and this 11 you, no arrest and no suspect information had been released. these are the 11th and 12th -- 11 and 12 homicide this year. >>> a sophomore at rutgers university is dead, she passed out at a fraternity party on sunday and happened yesterday morning, police are investigating to see if alcohol it was involved. no charges had -- have been filed against anybody. members of the fraternity have expressed their condolences on facebook. >>> tighter security at the white house now, after the rest were bit veteran -- made it right to the front door of the white house before he was stopped. precedent in -- left the white house and four minutes after that a man identified as 42- year-old omar gonzalez ran across the north lawn into the president's home. right into the white house. here's the video along the fence and here's a shot of gonzalez holding a knife at a white house was -- i white house was evacuated and nobody was hurt the secret service is stepping up patrols. >> i have never

i am gland, the director of the dayton ohio v.a. and i was asked to come to phoenix to help out for four months. i arrived on july 9 in the end of my tour will be the sixth of november. towas an honor to be asked come and help leave the organization as we continue to this is and important way for us to receive feedback and hear good things we are doing as well as things you need us to do better on. we are excited to hear your feedback and i want to thank the family members that support you and we know that it is a labor of love to work with helping our veterans. i also want to thank our stakeholders because it does take a community of folks to work with all of the needs we have before our veterans and many things the v.a. does and things that v.a. can't do and we have a nice partnership here in phoenix with many of our stakeholders are it i want to thank them forever support. there was an example where we were embracing our congressional delegation and the congresswoman was showing us a wonderful veterans resource guide in partnersh

. >> one extra lar >> itch dayton breaking news, blue route open after police cleared a deadly wrongrash this morning, investigators say the crash happened about 2:30, on the northbound blue route near the schuylkill expressway. twenty-two year old emelia taglia killed after she made u-turn on the highway and crash head on into a box truck. driver of the truck suffered minor injuries. >> we have bright day, bright in every location, including out in reading and at the shore, notice the sun glistening off the ocean, very churned up yesterday, with the coastal storm. 55 degrees, out in reading right now. the sun comes up, and the kids go to school, looks like great start to the day, storm scan3, in our area, no problems, whatsoever, and we do not anticipate any. temperatures in the 50's, but on their way to the 70s, this afternoon. 77 degrees, day with 12 and 12. twelve hours of light, 12 hours of dark. fifty-five for our temperature overnight, and this weekend, into the 80s, with sunshine. looks like great couple of days coming up. we check on the roads with vittoria. >> thank you, ca

grand jury members saw this surveillance video taken inside the suburban dayton store.ing a bb gun which his family says and the video shows he'd taken off the shelf in the store. he can be seen walking around with the gun at his shot. police say he was shot after refusing to obey commands. he is not seen pointing the bb gun at anyone, including police. and since there's no audio on the tape, it's not possible to confirm whether or not, that police ordered crawford to put the gun down or when he was killed. prosecutors had declined to release the video previously but did so after the grand jury made its decision. and joining me now is john crawford jr., the father of john crawford iii and michael wright the attorney representing the family. and mr. crawford, sir, apologies for your loss. your reaction to the decision of this grand jury not to charge the officer with a crime. >> i was in total disbelief, yes, ma'am. i was in total disbelief. >> and beforehand, michael, as the attorney did you expect that this would result in an indictment based on having finally seen the

. >> dayton breaking news from northeast philly, boyfriends shot and killed climbing into his girlfriendsow, police are questioning the woman's father. >>> the tends moments unfolded over night in home circle. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo has been following the story for us all throughout the morning, she's live there, near the scene, jan, what can you tell us at this point? >> that the tasha, ukee, 32 year old man is dead here in homes circle exception of philadelphia, this morning, police say he was shot and killed, after he entered through a second story window, into an apartment behind me, here, at this complex. now, police say, his girlfriend lived inside. >> the 20 year olds female who was resident of the apartment, the 41 year old male, who is the father of the female were both in separate bedrooms in the apartment and have both been transported to northeast detectives, as witnesses. >> reporter: and that was chief inspector scott small, with the philadelphia police department, let's recap what happened. deadly shooting happened before

minnesota's governor mark dayton and senator al franken also weighed in on this today, criticizing thecision to allow peterson to play this weekend. today, nike removed all of its peterson related merchandise from stores in the twin cities. >>> one of the unions for workers at the golden gate bridge staged a one-day strike today over health benefits and labor practices. >> they tried not to disrupt anyone's day but they hoped to send a very clear message. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more from larkspur. >> reporter: the picturesque golden gate bridge was the backdrop but instead of working in the machine shop, they are protesting the way they are treated in it. the union rep is handling the public speaking for the workers while they picket. he calls what they are doing a huge sacrifice. >> this is something no one wants to do. this is always a last resort. but again, these issues have been ongoing and it kind of got to the point when the machinists union said enough is enough, we are going to go on strike. >> reporter: commuters say they had heard about the strike but were

during dayton thursday, mostly sunny and warm and more humid, high near 90. could hit highs during the day tomorrow but sure bet on friday and saturday with the afternoon high of 91, afternoon showers and thunderstorms expect as well, and if you are heading out to the birds game that is on sunday, that will be a a much different scenario, kick off temperatures of 77 degrees, wind north at 10 miles an hour and if you do not have a ticket to the game watch it right here on cbs. so much more comfortable, on sunday. that is a look the at your eyewitness weather forecast we are looking at conditions, that will change, pretty rapidly around here we will be right back with beasley and rapidly around here we will be right back with beasley and sp back to back shut out in atlanta and going for the sweep this day ball, david buy cunanan got the start with the red hot bull pen on stand by, here we go early lead for phillies, but didn't last long. braves tack on three in the bottom of the second including this two run shot by bj up ton. to the next inning we will go grad