. >> estas imágenes fueron grabadas en daytona beach en florida cuando un jugador de gridiron estadounidense dijo que bajara el arma y éste no obedeció dispararon hasta 7 veces, green y la mujer quedaron heridos y están en el hospital donde se recuperan.ión >> y le llaman magia o técnicas de sugestión, pero serían conocidos en india y oriente desde la antigüedad, pero después en la edad media se conoce como hipnosis. >> se conoce un efecto de manera de inducir estado para obedecer ciertas cosas. >> pero muchas personas tienen algo de miedo porque se le ha dado un halo de ocultismo, dándole incluso el poder de la hipnosis a drácula en la ficción. >> pero nadie se quedará para siempre hipnotizado ni hará algo que esté en contra de sus principios. >> gibrán es un conocido hipnoterapeuta con muchos años de experiencia. >> todo lo que hace el mono, lo hace usted. >> (risas). >> pero tiene muchas cosas que lo pueden ayudar, no es sólo humor sino que se puede tratar problemas. >> yo pongo en tu mente que tú vales muchop. >> se puden tratar traumas, adicciones, complejos, la gente puede dejar la adi

this was in daytona beach, florida. these officers are responding to a domestic dispute call. when they got there, they said they heard screaming coming from inside this building so they decided to enter the home. once they enter, you hear screaming coming from one of the rooms in the back. as soon as this officer angles himself, he can get a good look at what's going on inside that bedroom. >> can you see him? >> yeah. don't move, guys. don't move. >> as he gets closer, you see how dangerous the situation was. and this is a bit graphic. there is a man, 32-year-old jermaine green, a former new york giants football player. he is at this point holding his girl friend at knife point. >> he's got the knife held up above her. >> man, that's crazy. i'm surprised they haven't rushed in or fired. >> when he does this and doesn't obey instructions, they do go into the room and they do fire. they fire several rounds. you see his girl friend, katrina johnson, move out of the way. at this point he's not moving. both were hit by the gun fire, both are recouping from injury. jermaine is fac

a tennessee mother and daughter on vacation in daytona beach, florida, were walking on the beach when13,000 in cash and thousands of dollars' worth of jewelry inside. so what did they do? they turned it over to authorities who then tracked down the rightful owner in maryland. >>> here is a reminder to never lose hope. a nebraska man is getting back a motorcycle stolen from him in omaha 46 years ago. donald devo reporting the 1953 triumph tiger stolen in 1957. customs and border agents say it was headed to japan when he was recovered last week at the port of long angles. >>> some good news for nors gods everywhere. variety reports people are packing theaters for "thor, the dark world." the second installment of the superhero franchise is expected to make $84 million in its opening weekend. that would be about $20 million more than the first movie. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> top of the hour now. i'm fredricka whitfield. here are the top stories this hour. a super typhoon leaves a trail of death and destruction in the philippines. we have astonishing new images from the st

it should to daytona beach, florida could have been very costly for the maryland torres. were stunned when a tennessee woman staying at the super 8 motel called sunday morning to report a loss of town. this is $13,000 plus change, laid out in an office, that washed up in a bank bag, along with a purse and other items. it's not clear how the rightful owner lost her valuables 344 year-old darling of curly found the purse while walking on the beach and turned it into place. police did locate the rightful owner and were able to to return the money to her. >>mark: still ahead on the kron4 morning news at 73 and deadly typhoon and the philippines. we will show you some of the damage. and stress the drivers in san francisco been told to stop staring at their telephones constantly in public. and gary's world at 745 but we will talk about the big game gary's world at 745 but we will twhatoes at firstg game spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. hoy bunches oats. soon, californians from to salinas to

a bag with more than 13,000, a purse and other items washed up on daytona beach. fortunately it was discovered by a very honest tourist from tennessee. instead of finders keepers 44- year-old darlene curly contacted police right away. >> there are good people out there. we're happy about that. she's fortunate that somebody found it and returned it. >> i'm glad that she got her money back and her belongings and that she was safe. that was more our worry than anything that she was okay. >> so may south was the person who lost that big stash of cash. she's from harwood, maryland. curly said south called her and asked to meet her in person and thanked her. i think she should give her a reward of some kind. >> she just might do that. that's a great story. >> i think we should also find out how in the heck it ended up in the ocean and washed ashore. >>> still ahead why a deal to get iran to knock off its nukes program is now in jeopardy. >> plus toronto's crack smoking mayor is in trouble for another damaging video. >> then right after the break local parents weigh the

if you're anywhere along the atlantic, you've got the chance for rip currents. 76 for daytona beach.. tallahassee will top out at 77. and let me tell you about the cold. there is pretty decent cold filtering in to places like fargo. minneapolis, going to get down to 29 for a high. that's a high temperature on monday. so, subfreezing. detroit going to feel that chill. it really is one of the biggest blasts of chill we have had yet. it's going to sink all the way into the southeast by the end of the week. d.c., new york, you're going to feel it by thursday into friday. i assure you. you'll be waiting for some more mild air. and you're going to get it today in places like raleigh, not too terrible. but we want to see the fall foliage out of southern illinois. so nice. the burnt orange. the beautiful -- what do they call it? current sienna. look at the foliage gone away. after that next week, it will be ugly. i'll leave you with a look across the nation. that's the big picture. >> this weather report has been brought to you by ashleigh furniture. >> thank you. i'm going to wear a burnt s

this was at the home of the father of daytona beach mayor derrick henry. green was shot six times.. both are okay. green remains in jail on two felony charges and is scheduled for trial in january. his girlfriend may sue florida police. criminal defense attorney janet johnson joins me here in studio. and i mean, we don't know, but police may have saved her life. >> right. >> if she sues, would she have a case? >> you know, i think she has a case, but what it tells you is she's the victim. she was held at knifepoint. i don't know that she's a willing participant in the criminal defense trial. that's what's interesting. she's not against the guy who was holding her hostage. she's against the police. >> that's what makes it bizarre. >> exactly. yeah, i think she might have a case, but quite frankly, what were the police going to do? she was getting a knife dug into her. >> what about just the video here itself? how would this play out if used in court? >> what's interesting is i'm a florida criminal defense attorney so this is right in my neck of the woods. a lot of times victims in t

. >> she was taking one last walk along the water in daytona beach last weekend when she and her daughter stumbled upon a leather coach purse in inside was cash and jewelry. they were concerned the owner may have drowned and they called police and the owner was able to track down the owner in maryland who is happy to have her belongings back. she is going to plan a trip to tennessee to thank the mom and daughter personally. >> i got to get more information on the story and why was there so much cash in there and jewelry in there as well! >> was the jewelry worth more -- >> no the money was the issue here. how did it end up in the water? what happened? what is the back story is what i want to know. it was $13,086.30 in the purse. congratulations to the mother and daughter who gave that back. most team i think would not do that. >>> a 19-year-old michigan girl shot and killed when she approached a stranger's home looking for help. now we hear the homeowner's side in a shooting that has stunned the motor city. >> a lot of people online are concerned about that story. >>> they make about ever

daytona beach, 16 grees below normal at 63. houston at7 at 17 degrees bew normal.ew yo city 42 degrees. 13 degrees below normal and overght lows are going tbe anywhererom 20 to 30 degrees below noal. that what's going on arod the country. heres what's happening in your neck o good monday morning. happy veterans day. 7:38. temperatures are in the 50s. a cool start to day until the low clouds burn off and temperatures are gng to be warm latern this afternoon. we'r going to have to wai for the rn-off. temperatures in the south bay abou 71, 68 along t ninsula, east bay , 72 in the north bay. the tri-valley seven-day forecast shows you we're going to bump the numbers up into the miection of the week. >>> andhat's your latest weathe >> all right, al thank you so much. coming up, who is your inspiratio willie will intduce us to the woundewarrior that's changed his life. >> then later on o trenng, a candid interview with george clooy. why he's going after some of hollywood's most popar stars. but first, these messages. your adventurousside is wai. your let's do it all side

. >> nextel sherry in dayton beach -- daytona beach florida. >> hi.mber 2001 bush overturned the 1978 presidential records act. he signed an executive order permanently flaunting from the public of presidential documents and tapes going back to the reagan ministration. many in congress called this measure for secrecy unconstitutional. my question is, after bush left office, are those presidential records now available to the public? >> that is a very good question. i will not be able to give you a precise answer because i am not as of today on where that stands i no there are amendments and changes. i know that starting in january of this coming year president bush's library, george w. bush library will begin accepting free of the commission requests for documents from his administration. we will be interesting to see how people begin to explore the wreckage from his administration i think you're right, kept out of the public eye. he thinks it is deemed classified, but it will be interesting for researchers in large part because the first one where e-

a tennessee mother and daughter on vacation in daytona beach, florida, walking on the beach find a purse that has $13,000 in cash and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry inside. what did they do? they turned it over to the authorities who tracked down the rightful owner in maryland. so on this friday, we show you, there's goodness. >> who has $13,000 and jewelry in a purse? >> i don't. just for the record, if i leave my purse i'd still like it back. it's not going to have jewels and $13,000 in it. >> if there is you and i are going to be hanging out quite a bit more. >> a lot of intrigue there. >>> karen mcginnis, in for indra petersons. boy do we have weather on the watch this morning. what do we know now? >> the temperatures are about 20 degrees cooler this morning than they were yesterday morning. very mild air out ahead of that cold front. now that the cold front has moved through, we'll start to fill in with that much colder air coming in from the west and the northwest. we start the morning out with 30s and a few 40s here and there. along the eastern great lakes you're seeing a l

now let's head to daytona beach and we have surf out there. beautiful sunrise, #todaysunrise. we'll show you what's happening. let's look at this developing storm. this is our top story for the day. big storm system getting itself together in the rockies. you can see we've got snow already developing all the way from rapid city on into north platte. we have warm air so there's rain ahead of it. behind it we're looking at snow and descent amounts of snow. decent amounts of snow. nothing horrible, but about 6 to 9 inches in central nebraska. 3 to 5 as you make your way into minneapolis. the warm side of this system we're looking at heavier rain right now from texas on into arkansas and parts of oklahoma. anywhere from 3 to 6 inches and it's been awfully chilly here in the northeast while the good news is we are going to start to see clearing coming up today in the new york area. we start off, temperatures warming up to 53, by thursday, 60, but we get some showers. we'll get your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. you get your coffee here. you get your hair cut here. you find

. >> nextel sherry in dayton beach -- daytona beach florida. >> hi.mber 2001 bush overturned the 1978 presidential records act. he signed an executive order permanently flaunting from the public of presidential documents and tapes going back to the reagan ministration. many in congress called this measure for secrecy unconstitutional. my question is, after bush left office, are those presidential records now available to the public? >> that is a very good question. i will not be able to give you a precise answer because i am not as of today on where that stands i no there are amendments and changes. i know that starting in january of this coming year president bush's library, george w. bush library will begin accepting free of the commission requests for documents from his administration. we will be interesting to see how people begin to explore the wreckage from his administration i think you're right, kept out of the public eye. he thinks it is deemed classified, but it will be interesting for researchers in large part because the first one where e-

the entire police force of flagler beach, a town some 20 miles north of daytona, is working parade dutyhe's turning right on 14th again. he's coming back out to a1a. >> sam, why don't you go downstairs. guy, pod up sammy. >> but later that evening, most of those same officers are working one of the biggest investigations they've ever tackled. the police are hiding in a garage behind our latest undercover house waiting to arrest the man who is about to walk inside. >> come inside. it's cold out here. >> 34-year-old mohammed abdullah works in real estate. he's married and has an 8-year-old daughter. >> hi, how are you? >> how you doing? >> good, how was your drive? >> good. do you want me to leave it open? >> yeah, you can leave it open, it's fine. >> long before he got to the house, abdullah used the screen names blondy91972 and midas1972 to chat with someone who told him was a 13-year-old girl. but he was really talking to a decoy for the online watchdog group perverted justice, a group we hired because of its experience pretending to be teens online who are curious about sex. in his ch