about 12 hours later, jason derrick brown is still on the run. and the american boy is now one of america's most wanted. >> after the murder, fbi agents say jason derrick brown went to his sister's house in southern california. just as they were about to arrest him, he escaped and they have not seen him since. he is on the 10 most wanted. they are fe his arrest. >>> it is 6:36 a.m. let's check the morning juice. >> i apologize for this ahead of time. some of you parents at home may have seen this already. for those of you that have not, is taking the internet by storm. get ready for the most ridiculous song you have ever heard. pen. i have an apple. i have a pen. i have pineapple. pineapple pen. apple pen. pineapple pen. pineapple apple pen. ? ? ? >> we are not kidding. that is really it. it is 45 seconds long. that is the song. this guy is a singer/comedian. the pineapple apple pen10. he posted this five days ago on facebook. more than 60 million views. well over a million shares. it is being called the next gangnam style. ? [ music ] ? ? ? ? ga

derrick stall went to check it out. >>reporter: they are streets. gray ones. >>reporter: on sidewalks. and storm drains and yes on homes. >> we don't know where they are going but they have an agenda we think. >>reporter: people woke up to find caterpillars covering at least 2 blocks near honeycutt avenue. you have to be careful where you step. >> i ?o through. >>reporter: stacey martin has lived here for 3 years neither she nor her husband have seen anything like this. >> he came back you got to see there there's one is on my foo . >>reporter: kids in the neighborhood are counting on more excitement to come. >> what's your favorite part of caterpillars good when they turn to a butterfly. >>reporter: an experts tells me these are plot caterpillars it's not uncommon for some types to slow up in large numbers and wands in search of food. a lot of the insects are cotton fields. >> we've never had these before. i don't know if maybe they sprayed and there was a mass exodus. >>reporter: whatever caused the exodus people are wondering one thing. >> why did the cater

derrick ward is live now with the latest on this. derrick. >> yeah, aaron. police appear to be wrapping up the scene now of this investigation of this shooting and it was fatal. it happened about 1:00 this morning. this is where police arrived here in the 1400 block of montana. very close to rhode island avenue. ironically it was on tuesday when there was another double shooting not far from here. a pregnant woman was victim of that shooting, she was believed to be an unintended target. they are not believed to be related. we're live in northeast. derrick ward, back to you. >>> a botched drug deal led to a shooting inside mcdonald's chinatown. according to the "washington post," a 15-year-old shot the 25-year-old man as he was weighing the marijuana to sell. this happened on august 12th inside the mcdonald's restroom next door to the revise on center. the victim still in the hospital. the shooter, a 17-year-old and 20-year-old, are facing assault with attempt to rob charges. >>> she has served the district for decades and soon d.c.'s police chief will face a

did you ever watch derrick thomas? after a game, are you starving, and if so, what's your go to food? >> definitely. i'm starving. i eat a real life breakfast. at halftime, i eat a rice crispy treat. after that, i might take my family, especially if they're in town, to a sports bar, get some wings. kick back, get some finger food, and have a day. >> you're going for the rice crispy treat. >> that's an endorsement. if you could play another position, what would it be? >> put me at i'm giving you 5 yards a carry, average easily, and i'm going to score 20 touchdowns. i'm just telling you. >> that's been riddle me this, riddle me this. brought to you by your colorado land rover retailers. plenty more to come tonight on xfinity monday night live. when we come back, that scoop and score. boy, it looked awfully familiar >>> welcome back to xfinity monday live. cheer on your favorite teams at the viewhouse. colorado's favorite headquarters. visit viewhouse.com for menus and information. monday night live. track live stats and

>>reporter: ends derrick wolfe came back friday. receiver today marius thomas said he was a little a toyed his neck hurts and. b fwu which trans laneed for the children don't mess with denver's d. wolfe expects to may again the comes. >> a difference between injured and hurt. right now i'm just hurt. something just hurts me. i'm not injured i have to deal with the pain. >> i ask everybody on the team can do it or not. you just trust that if they say they can play they are going to be mr. for you all day. running back c.j. anderson has his own serial cereal. he wants tow no we he's going to gee. >> it's you guys sat there and said i can't start fast and i was always hurts when i only mailed two so you know just to prove you guys wrong. so thank you. >> injury notes for you jahmai the receiver moved out with the elbow. coats loose starting quarterback patrick would be on to a concussion. stretch simeon goes deep early uvb gun a year 2. cordell stewart hit michael westbrook as time expired. satisfaction cu second appearance at the big

" and "derrick - robinson." hinton was also 'shot' in the incident. two brothers -- "kenneth and amos- shaw" are also 'in custody'... and charged with 'first-degree murder'. happened on 'sunday morning' -- at the "southwood apartment complex". a new poll shows young african americans are much more likely than other groups to say they were arrested or harassed by police. the 'gen-forward poll' shows even though other racial groups report being stopped by police at about the same rate... '28- percent' of blacks report being arrested. '24- percent' say they were harassed. comparitively -- '15- percent' of whites report being arrested... and '8- percent' reporting harassment. must-see video of the night. ...and we begin in colorado... with some fast moving 'flood water'. this is in colorado springs. a powerful storm hit the city earlier this week -- and the flash flooding trapped one postal worker in her truck. video captured from the sidewalk -- and from inside the truck -- shows the power of the floodwaters. the p

manus: simon derrick, joining us. more to come with daybreak.his is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: you are looking at a beautiful shot there of tokyo's imperial palace, live. the geopolitical risk has been sparked by the news out of north korea. we can see a weaker dollar and a stronger yen, the reversal from yesterday. manus: it is on your bloomberg. it is "daybreak." you can take a look at some of the top stories. ngis particular, you leader, and i am being very careful with my words. north korea we understand, carried out its fifth nuclear test on the 68th anniversary of the finding of the state of north korea. that coincides, as i said, the size of the blast was tankan kilotrons. the image we are showing here, they are calling it an act of medical recklessness. we know obama has been on the phone with many of the asian leaders at this stage. nejra: we can see a selloff in the market with the korean yuan. asche hasof monte p ousted viola. he is trying to attract new investors to avoid a bailout. we will be talking more about this just shortly. with serg

they're like, there is jerry rice. >> what about the derrick carr? >> the thing i get when i see him, he seems so unected. if you were talking down the street and see him, you would strike up a conversation with him and have no include he was one of the 32 starting quarterbacks in the nfl. >> what you see is what you get. i was talking about with him and he said, i like people. i want to stop and learn about them. he's made a point of trying to really get to know his teammates. particularly the guys he throws passes to. he wants to know about them and wants everybody to care. i don't sense an insincere bone in his body. he's the real deal. >> he's positive and leader on the team. and the coach is a great coach. >> the thing you sense about the raiders is they've got the right leadership in place. they have ken norton jr. for the defensive coordinator, bill musgrave the offense. they've been there and played. the coach was on a super bowl team. he's been a player, a coach. he's done it all. he commands the room to say the lost. he gives up positive vi

coming up next, what we learn about the case against derrick rose as the trial ap etch pros. >>> takingim after a spree of bb gun shootings. >>> a community is coming together -- >> reporter: an 88-year-old woman is still in the hospital fighting for her life, but her neighbors are starting to gather, not only to help her but to figure out how to make the community a safer place. i'm kris sanchez in east san jose. we'll show you that story coming up next. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live in hayward where the school superintendent is given the boot. we'll have the story coming up. joining us on this thursday morning. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock >>> good morning. you made it to thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it feels like your typical bay area start. fog and low clouds. might be burning some of that off later today. >> it will burn off. summer holding on. we've got the last summer blast headed our way over the next couple days. you'll really start to notice it. sunrise coming up from dublin. you can see a beau

derrick lewis sat down with the fame -- family of the woman who was killed. >> reporter: erika downey's parents can't believe she is gone just at 25. and killed her. want do da -- wanda downey knew something was wrong when she received the phone call eye couldn't believe it -- >> i couldn't believe it. i kept said is she breathe. >> reporter: first said she didn't make it. >> i couldn't believe it. i just felt like this can't be happening. mi hearing it? am i having a nightmare. >> reporter: police charged 24- year-old lorico dunn. erika's parents said the two were dating. >> i never thought it would be someone who supposedly cared about her. >> what went wrong for him to shoot her? everyone loved her. >> in which she talked to peernlings treated -- peernlings treated -- people, treated people. >> i'm hurting. i won't see my daughter walk threw that door. i know she was only 25 years old. she hasn't begun to live her life yet, so i'm hurting. >> reporter: erika's friend is expected to recover from her non-life-threatening injuries. lo police are still looking for him. police said lorico

derrick lewis was there and has this story. [ applause ] >> reporter: a collaboration between durham and casa affordable housing has ended chronic homelessness in the city. the last of 300 veterans who were homeless at some t been put into it. now you see the results. >> reporter: this is a look inside a one bedroom apartment along with a spacious bedroom and path room -- bathroom. >> it's tough being homeless on the streets. i feel like i got a dpopped opportunity and a food start. veterans move in, they will never have to face homelessness again. >> for those who do want housing it's important. i ended up at the shelter and the mission for awhile. >> reporter: larry is also moving in when this second phase opens in october eye feel excited. i don't know what to expect but i know it will be mine and i don't have to worry about getting out in a month or two. >> reporter: a total of 22 veterans will live for jones once he gets on his feet, he plans to give back by also helping veterans in the community. >> it's already better to give than to receive. i was brought up that way. wheneve

cbs north carolina's derrick lewis reports. >> reporter: dozens of people metaphor durham beyond policing saturday. had he want to make durham a better place to live. >> people stop being harassed by race, color, or creed. we don't just need police, we need affordable housing, better resources, better jobs. >> reporter: the meeting was to listen, and to discuss how that change can come. >> assemblies like this one are a chance for us to hear each would want for our city in terms of safety. >> reporter: after this meeting, neighbors plan to go in to the community to bring about that change. >> well, we have to take it to the big people. starts at the city council, the mayor, city managers. >> reporter: the message to city leaders are to oppose the plan to build a new $71 million police headquarter. >> our money needs object invested back in to communities, not police headquarters to keep an eye on >> a perfect city in durham would be one in which there are services and resources for all members of the community, where our wages and our housing would be fair and accessible to people, and in

derrick lewis has the story. council meeting, the group presented the idea to make marijuana the lowest level enforcement policy. he teaches drug addiction at duke university. he said marijuana is different from other drugs. >> marijuana is not like heroin or cocaine or phetine. some people -- >> reporter: the council voted to have the city manager speak with cj davis in the future. the new law issue sigh stations for misdemeanor marijuana charges instead of sending them to jail. calm or citizens against legalizing marijuana said the expanded use is detrimental to our youth and our society. that it costs families about $400 in court fees and fines. the group said costs and loss higher. >> we have so many people in jail who don't have to be there. it costs a lot for society. >> reporter: in durham, derrick lewis, cbs north carolina. >>> weather permitting work mr. get underway on the wake aven it's part of the project to put the bridge up over pea street. we're talking about the inside of i-40 east from lake wheel

. >> derrick lewis joins us where a townhall is about to start up. >> reporter: community policing is the topic on the minds of a lot of people in durham. that's what's going to be discussed at 6:00 but with is needed to make that happen? discussion. >> as you look around the country you see lack of transparency is a big issue. >> reporter: leaders in durham wanted to tackle that issue. members of congregations, associations and neighborhoods met with cj davis to discuss the idea of a citizens advisory police can lay it on the table and they con go back and talk their constituencies and the city, we believe this will help. >> reporter: some residents don't trust police officers. >> us being worried about the police. them are the biggest worries. i'm concerned. >> reporter: in addition to putting policies in place, residents say it's a community models. >> tell the youth into the to -- not to go that way. >> reporter: bridging the gap between the police and the community is a task both the police chief and people living in durham want to accomplish. >> we walked away hopeful. we have a

derrick lewis speaks to one professor. what were his thoughts. >> reporter: help points out when it comes to confronting race issues durham and charlotte are not the same. he said the ome different. north carolina central professor irving joyner watched the events unfold overnight. >> now with the police killings occurring all over the country and the frequency of which they are occurring, i was not surprised. >> reporter: exexplained -- he explained how protesters started fires. they are upset as they lock at those things occurring around the country. >> reporter: ir-- irving said there was no one two control the situation and it would have played out differently in durham. >> there's a lot of leadership in durham dealing with the issues. in that sense durham is significantly different than charlotte. >> reporter: communities may different, they must build trust. >> the feeling in the community that the police is actually there to protect and serve them and that is not feeling that african-americans have in communities to

. >> derrick stahl is live. >> good evening, according to court documents the teller at the bank of erica noticed something wasn't right when withdrawal. the 22-year-old is in custody and two other men are on the run. >> it started when the 35-year- old woman pulled into the parking lot of her boyfriend's apartment. two cars boxed her in and she was kidnapped. they blind fold elder, took her according to court documents the membership said they had -- men had been watching her and threatened to kill her family. the woman said cabrera took her to 2 bank of americas where she tried to withdraw $19,000. the bank teller noticed the woman was in distress. made the arrest. >> in all the woman was held by her captors for 11 hours. tonight police had looking for taaccomplishes. two -- the accomplices. >> scary stuff. >>> check out the car fire near i-10 and baseline. this was just before 8:00 p.m. no 1 troopers are investigating what sparked that blaze. >>> no markakising marijuana -- no mixing marijuana and guns. >> a federal judge decided if you have one you can't have the other forcing thousan

derrick everett and lance shepard will be our guides. >> the colorado state capitol was built between 1886 and 1901, took 15 years to complete the capitol. construction started ten years after colorado joined the union in 1976, which is why we're called the centennial state. it took 15 years to built on a side donated by a local businessman named harry brown and he was not an altruist, donated ten acres of land in the middle of his property. it actually took almost 20 years and two trips to the united states supreme court to resolve who owned this property and in large part in large part becaus the state didn't build on it for a long time. so he sued twice and it made it to the u.s. capitol building in washington, d.c. for two buildings before the supreme court which he finally lost in january of 1886 and finally constructions started that summer. the colorado state capitol stands at exactly one mile above sea level. denver is known as the mile-high city. there are actually three mile-high markers on the west steps. the original one was on the 15th step, and it was a brass marker that

they find derrick's 59 touchdown, and tech is up. the man child from colorado, busting through. sun devils on top. and devils come back. and tech rallies. justin stockton gets it, and this one is a wild one. tech is up, 41-37 but asu goes 84 yards and they run them, and that's a 2-yard touchdown. right now, asu is up 58-41. >>> and the opening performance against by no touchdowns and two picks. >> he gets this start. wildcats, looking to please the masses. tigers don't care, opening drive. on the shuffle pass. two yard touchdown. tigers jump out. second quarter. and kinkaid the corner. touchdown. 14-0 tigers. and tonight, arkansas blowing up. fourth quarter. tcu is up. and hatcher, for 6. and a two point convention is good. and it goes to double over time. and allen gets help from his >> central michigan, oklahoma state. cooper chucks it downfield. and that's a lateral to willis. but the play shouldn't have happened. a misinterpreted rule and that extended a game. they lose, 30-27. within 7. leather necks answer back. sean to lance, and jacks lose, 34-20. the patriots, their las

. >> reporter: it was a few hours ago this afternoon that officer derrick antonio went before a judge for the first time. he did not enter is a plea. i spoke with him after and asked him felted to comment but he didn't want to say anything. derrick antonio smiled and waved as he left the howl of justice thursday afternoon where inside for the first time the san jose police officer appeared as a criminal defendant before a judge, wearing gray suit. he didn't speak during his arraignment on half a dozen then charges. the 9-year sjpd veteran was arrested one month ago as part of operation gang of thrones, a bust on a vietnamese street gang, resulting in two dozen arrests and the confiscation of illegal gambling machines, cash, drug, even an alligator. >> march 3rd, 1990. >> reporter: five other suspects linked to operation gang of thrones made their first appearances today but were unrelated to antonio's charges. >> is alleged to have unauthorized access to the san jose police department's computer system. >> reporter: the san jose police officer provided confidential law enforcement inf

aspect,ow the deputy is indicte in facing charges, the body cam video shows ashtabula deputyt to ed derrick jones while handcuffed, seconds later he ca purchase that he was struckck by the deputy, an officer nearby, shined a light on his face, on chargeson against ed dirrigl have been dropped. there was a good cop there and if not for knows what could've happened i have seen o the news happens in our country they were on an atv and arresteded september 11 after a brief pursuit,se eric platt faces charges of felonious assault. and educator will be labeled a sex offender for the rest of her life, they say 36-year-old ronetta smith was a guidance counselor at euclid high school when she had a i sexual relationship with an 18-year-ol student in dec was suspended after a school administrator alerted the polic about the allegations,ch less o you play guilty to charges ofle sexual battery and attempted tampering with evidence. looking back on it, i don't necessarily know iff sorry is a strong enough word or term i wa negligent, i do not do what i was supposed to do.. vermilion police made ohio's f

. >>> the los angeles times reports that police are reportin s derrick ross. the report claims rose and two other men raped her while intoxicated. the men admit it happened but she consented. >>> the national park service says it's unreliable and needs to be modernized. that's expected to take months. >>> and "time" magazine shows crashed a wedding. the company was in central park when he drove past. after that, hanks posted on instagram. >>> apple's latest system update may make you vulnerable to hackers. we will tell you how. ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? i spoke to my doctor and she told me about eliquis. and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. but eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. knowing eliquis had both... ...turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless you doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases

derrick tindal pick, uw's "d" dominates. holding all american leonard fournette to 35 yards...lsu 62 yards of offense corey clement td 13-0. tre' davious white--2nd pick of starting for the first time. a 21 yard pick 6...13-7 for aranda's unit. after a catch and fumble by george rushing. tray' doral finds the end zone. 14 points in 67 seconds; 14-13 tigers. rahael gaglianone 3rd field goal--47 the packers stun everybody by cutting 3 time pro bowl guard called the best move for the team and the offensive line. the bombshell comes as part of the effort to get the roster down to 53 players by today's deadline. sitton is 30 years old and has somewhat of an injury history. but the 2nd team all pro was also voted to a few of the nfl's top 100 lists. the move does clear 6 point 3 million dollars off the team's salary cap. so who takes over? so sitton is out and center corey linsely goes on the physically unable to perform list; meaning j.c. tretter mans that post instead of moving to barrington also released. 5 free agents make the

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liz: derrick, i'd like to turn to derrick, you are the manager of linden autobody.t close to the scene of the shooting here? >> yes. liz: you were one of the first to catch the picture of the terrorist on the stretcher. we have channel 7 catching it moments after. what was your reaction to seeing who this was for the first time? what was your reaction? >> from the beginning, kind of just been in awe, that we finally, that the police were finally able to catch him, especially seeing him shot and being apprehended. once again, i don't think we've said it enough. by no means are me and dave any heroes. it goes out to the police department, linden police absolutely. >> absolutely 100%, police department all over the country. >> everybody that serves this country, and puts their life in danger to keep us safe. really, they're the heroes. liz: david, i want to be clear, i want to be sure our viewers heard you? >> those police officers all over the country are our heroes. we should be elevating them. liz: which one of you -- david, are you friends with one of the injured c

derrick jones is stopped short, but his backfield's dykstra will get it in. the ground attack. bradford 29-9. >>> kenosha, indian trail, hands off to jack. smart play as he goes through the line, down the sideline, and makes it to the 2, then punches it in. the hawks are soaring high. then they go to the air. great throw to gabe. indian trail wins, 58-27. >>> the wolverines had only three p there was this touchdown. the demons terrorized. waterford rolls to a 35-zip victory. >>> let's get you to the highlights. milwaukee madison, king starting off with some tricker-ation, king tosses it back to lacey who pitches it back to a.j. brown on the touchdown. the mighty generals are what else? mighty, winning. >>> milwaukee washington and milwaukee hamilton, this guy spins out of one hit, the second hit jars the ball loose, and hamilton tries the designated quarterback run. he gets the corner, goes in for the 10-yard touchdown. they >>> in our next segment of the frenzy, waukesha north pulled off the shocker of >>> welcome back on the frenzy. it's a segment we like to call men acker ma

derrick tindal pick, uw's "d" dominates. holding all american leonard fournette to 35 yards...lsu 62 yards of offense corey clement td 13-0. tre' starting for the first time. a 21 yard pick 6...13-7 for aranda's unit. after a catch and fumble by george rushing. tray' doral finds the end zone. 14 points i gaglianone 3rd field goal--47 yards..16-14 dakota dixon picks brandon harris. a win for the ages..a foundation piece for coach chryst and corey linsely goes on the physically unable to perform list; meaning j.c. tretter mans that post instead of moving to left guard. linebacker sam barrington also released. among others, linebacker carl bradford and long snapper rick lovato. 6 rookie free agents make the team. quarterback joe callahan-the rookie from wesley-makes the cut. along with 5 other free agents. running back brandon burks, safeties kentrell brice and milwaukee native marwin evans, plus cornerbacks josh hawkins and makinton dorleant. by the way, the vikings gave up a first round draft pick for eagles qb sam bradford.

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derrick lewis was there as >> reporter: we learned that wyatt will repain in court on a $250,000 bond. she turned herself in five days after the hit and run and one day after police identified her as the suspect. some were shocked and surprised by all of this that has happened over the course of a week. >> she's an know nothing else. she's always church oriented. this is something new for me. >> reporter: wyatt is scheduled to be back in court on september 21st. sources say christopher's parents are on their way to pennsylvania where they will bury their son. election day. here's a live look at donald trump, the rally there at the u.s. cellular center in asheville. we are live streaming it on wncn.com. you can see trump on the left side of the screen. this is donald trump's second visit in over a week. he was in greenville last tuesday. joe biden spnts the day in -- spent the he is at a private fund-raiser for the democratic governor's association and roy cooper who is running for governor. we're talking from 7:15 to 8:00 tonight. you're looking at a mess. biden's motorcade heads to t

involving the use in january, the city reached a 2-point-5 million dollar settlement with the family of derrick ambrose, junior. a police officer shot and killed the 22-year-old after a foot chase in 2012. the city also settled three other cases recently. in one of them, an officer is accused of slamming a 17 year old boy face-first onto a sidewalk outside a hospital. an open records request shows the city paid a teenager to keep him quiet about a settlement. in another incident, the same officer is accused of he then used it to allegedly shock a 31- year-old man who was helping with crowd control. and a third incident involved a involved a 13- year-old girl whom officers allegedly handcuffed. in all three cases, the police department justified the use of force. and chris, there's a city council meeting scheduled for monday. the officers and city council members we spoke with are encouraging people to go and a waterloo police officer has pleaded not guilty to a charge related to a road rage incident. lieutenant corbin payne is charged with misdemeanor assault causing bodily injury. according to

derrick mayes and frank winters will be taking part in fan activities at the tundra tailgate zone and legends club before kickoff.fans are reminded to bring a non- perishable food items for p-w-a food drive for paul's pantry as for the game itself : aaron rodgers and the packers take starts at noon. up next on live at up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--life in prison.the heinous crime that put a kenosha man behind barsand - zika update.the discussion bringing discussion bringing together local experts later the family favorite. yoplait. well done champ. get gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. now at 5:00...from massive flooding to deadly mudslides.... help is now on the way to several communities around wisconsin severe storms plus... working to find peace.... the lastest from north carolina after a deadly police shooting. how the police and protestors are working to find common ground with tensions near an all time high. let's take a live look outside this morning...it's going to feel like ?fall today. brian gotter tracks some scattered showers-- and tells you the ?best w

derrick, any insight into what may hale >> reporter: right now police are trying to determine what led to the shooting. what we do know is that larico dunn has had run-ins with the law before involving erika. disun is wanted for murder -- dunn is wanted for murder and assault. in addition to those charges he an august 11th incident involving erika. they include assault on a female and assault with strangulation. erika she's mother said the relationship was very rocky at times. >> i wasn't fond of him. she said mom, i can do better. i said erika that's so good. get yourself together. >> reporter: erika's friend, todra thornton was also shot but is expected to survive. po larico right now f you have any information about his -- if you have any information about his whereabouts, you're asked to call. >>> more and more toys are coming with built-in cameras. >> and one local father is warning people to wipe those toys before you get them. what experts say you should look for every time you e praise your data. >> plus the latest on that into. >>> a fayetteville woman is facing charges. sever

derrick live right now. that's just the beginning of her grievances. reporter: she says it started with a lack of transportation and then she says when the school put in a bus stop they put it in right here in east cleveland. that's several blocks down the hill from where they live in attendance record. >> payne tells me the new bus stop is -- her son goes to east academy in cleveland. it's a publicly funded charter school. we called and then dropped by but the principal locked me out. and called security. a spokes person told me this is a resu closer to his home. they negligented to tell him or his mother. >> i was mad and had to walk back up the hill in the rain. >> they're confused and don't have anything together and unorganized. a lot of problems going on with this school. >> and the school tells me they have now fixed the issue and communicated that bus stop change to ebony and her son. the bus stop is now up that hill a little closer to their live in east cleveland, news channel 5. >> coming up, next to the presidential race, the senate race bet

wiping his brow four more chanting protests wearing anti ryan lochte shirts were shoed away by dancer derrick houf. >> get out of here! >> the two los angeles men were charged with misdemeanor trespassing. >> ryan lochte is a liar. >> the swimmer's overexaggerated store riled up protests. >> we want to publicize size have a liar on the show. >> the swimmer seems to take the protests too hard. >> i was really heart broken. my heart just sunk. it felt like someone ripped it apart. >> reporter: two demonstrators were released on $1,000 >> how did he dance? >> your limbs are not used to dry land yet. >> that's the most clothing ryan lochte has worn. >> the song he danced to -- the >> the song he danced to -- the swimmer danced luke a fish out the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram. honey, your r

derrick lewis has more on that meeting tonight. >> reporter: many people are wondering what does community lessing look like. it's happening on central's campus. the purpose is to have an open discussion about ways to build or improve positive police rockses. community trusting police. earlier this week members of durham can sat dunn with chief cj davis. >> talked about the redeployment of the police force to emphasize relationships with an eye toward making community engagement part of the process. >> reporter: in addition to community policing complicated laws making it difficult to buy alcohol in parts of johnson county. >> still to come tonight on cbs north carolina we'll meet the owners of the first store in archer lodge to sell booze. after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard bu

in northeast, derrick ward, news4. w story for you, this time in howard county. we are working to learn the identities of two people found dead inside a laurel home. police found the victim last night on queens guard court. we want to show you some video from the scene overnight. as detectives were collecting evidence from the home, a family member of the victims has been taken into custody. police have not identified that family member to us. >>> right now, the rhode island avenue metro station is closed. inspectors are making sure the building is safe after concrete fell from the ceiling again. the station did reopen yesterday after concrete fell from another part of the ceiling on wednesday. no one was hurt. shuttle buses will be available to take passengers from rhode island avenue to brookland today. it could impact your trip if you use the red line. >>> soon you'll have somewhere besides the food court to eat in tyson's corner. fairfax county has designated five streets to food trucks around the mall. you'll see them on solutions drive, watson street, boone

stay safe. >>> let's go to meteorologist derrick van damage.just heard jennifer describing this storm as lopsided. it's made landfall. tell us how it's moving and the track it's charting. >> jennifer mentioned that continues were improving where she is. and i'll show you why. remember, these in apalaciacola, florida. that is to the west of the eye. here is the big bend that within continue to talk about. apalacia goal la is just in this particular area, making landfall near the jefferson and terry county region. she talked about how the northeastern quadrant of a hurnlg shows the greatest danger for strong storm surge and the greatest winds. you can see the eye wall making landfall across this region. but really it's these areas that are getting hardest hit as we speak. this is a nature refuge, so not as tensely pop laced across this region. but what i am noticing is some of the stronger bands are moving through the tallahassee region. that concerns me because this area has a population of roughly 200,000 people. that will away concern going fo

at welsh and daniels back when we do i think that we should be fairly healthy this week outside of derrick mitchell doesn't look like he'll be ready go. one of the bright spots in the game was lot of poise. he really did you know its a tough circumstance to come into the middle on the fire and really did a great job. i am on the sideline just worried getting the snap my first concern which he did fine and really deliverd a nice pass. when you look at rutgers they have a dynamic wide receiver kick off return guy how do you defend him? you have to do with the team because he's a really dynamic player in all phases but he kick return punt return we have to do a good job kicking the ball smartly and then we have to a great job lane on offense he does a lot of things they will run him no what about the football no pronto modestly and then tim got a touchdown pass on is our repertoire so you know we have to just took a job again of taking care of our assignments we didn't do that quite well enough last saturday we got tighten up on the little bit and then we get a chance to tackle we have to tac

derrick moncrief comes in. also kenneth edison-mcgruder. they like him. >> joel: moncrief is an auburn transfer. >> gus: second and ten. >> joel: got to change the advantage of what you want to do. expect oklahoma state to back out of the blitz. >> gus: they do. russell. gets to the 21. four-yard gain will bring up third down and six. >> joel: russell has been a willing runner tonight. that is a question i had after the neck injury a year ago. he has been a willing not quite the same explosiveness from a year ago. >> gus: hand down safety outside. he goes to get the first down. >> joel: so critical particularly against baylor. sterns did an outstanding job to bring a quick and slippery down in the open field. >> gus: punt it away from the ten. barry sanders the deep man. the ball goes dead. inside the 25. nice punt by 53 yards. oklahoma state offense coming back on the field. can james washington come up with a big play?

. >>> the raiders will host the falcons this sunday and a word for derrick carr -- actually three words is more. you'll recall carr got hurt in week one. he broke his hand with a stiff arm and this past week, carr went circ de solei. he stuck the landing sort of and he didn't get hurt. he did get a message from coach jack dell rio. please save this kind of thing. >> coach was happy that i stopped trying to run people over and use the stiff arm but he said unless it's for the super bowl, stop flipping over people, too. i think everyone's heart did that when i did that. i think mine did, too. i've done a couple times after the game but you've got to be competiti competitive but also smart for the team. >>> thursday night football, jets and bills ryan fitzpatrick, 374 yards and a touchdown, 5 yards to erik decker, 20-10 jets at the half. and tyrod taylor, he's mobile, going to air it out to greg salas from the university of hawaii. 71 yards and a little flip into the end zone. bills down 20-17. bills had no answer for matt forte. ran for 100 yards and three touchdowns and the jet beat rex

. >> and derrick carr finds michael crabtree. del rio's gamble pays off. ensuing falcons possession. matt ryan's pass is tipped in the air. >> bad luck. >> it is. some times everybody is covered. falcons take a 28-21 lead. time waiting, waiting, waiting, escaping, escaping and finding cooper and cooper takes it all the way. hold on. that that's flag on the play. they say no touchdown, bill. >> i saw him push him out of bounds. >> you don't like that call? >> i don't like it at all. >> next play the raiders decide to go for it. they hand it to him and he does not pick up the first down. falcons would score. raiders get the ball back down 14. carr rolls right. rolling, rolling, rolling. raiders down 7 after a defensive shot. carr hits cooper. this looks like the big play. stanford and cal. where is the trombone player? they keep throwing it back. maybe this could go. no. falcons win 35-28. matt ryan finished 396 yards and three touchdowns. the raiders became the first to give up 500 or more yards in each of the first two games of the season. battled with a t

they would go by closer by committee, at least until derrick law comes back next week. giants in air airs in extras. in arizona in extras. mad bum facing kyle jenson. that's his first hit in the majors and it is a homerun off mad bum. get that souvenir. 4-1d-backs. angel pagan down the line. kristen sze's favorite giant right there. it is a 5-4 game. tied at five. hunter strickland gives up a hit pence to the fence. he makes the catch. bases loaded. the wild pitch. casilla is apparently the chairman of the committee of closers and in the bottom of the 10th bochy puts them in and jake lamb takes him out again. tied 6-6 and that's where we are right now in the 12th inning. a's and mariners are picking it up in the third inning. his first pitch and it is former giant, and sionara means goodbye. bottom of five and joey wendell who singles through the infield. the a's come up a run short. it is only week two in college football, but i believe there is a new candidate in the heisman race. he literally jumped into the picture tonight. this is the first place from scrimmage. gr

footage from louisiana last november is now evidence in the murder cases against the two deputies, derrick stafford and norris greenhouse jr. the first grader who is autistic was with his father, when the suv they were in was shot multiple times by officers. it is still not clear why they were pursuing the car in the first place. the deputies begin shooting before the audio begins, but we see the officers shoot at few >> [indiscernible] >> defense attorneys argue few drove recklessly while leading officers on a two-mile chase and then rammed into greenhouse's car. but neither testimony from a state detective nor the newly released video indicates evidence of that. stafford and greenhouse now await separate trials on second-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder charges. joyce: milwaukee police chief ed flynn answered questions today about video of a fatal officer involvedot unrest in sherman park. flynn says he will leave it up to the state attorney general and the milwaukee county district attorney to decide whether to release the video. the state has finished its investigation

derrick moncrief comes in. also kenneth edison-mcgruder. they like him. >> joel: moncrief is an auburn transfer. >> gus: second and ten. >> joel: got to change the advantage of what you want to do. expect oklahoma state to back out of the blitz. >> gus: they do. russell. gets to the 21. four-yard gain will bring up third down and six. >> joel: russell has been a willing runner tonight. that is a question i had after the neck injury a year ago. he has been a willing not quite the same explosiveness from a year ago. >> gus: hand down safety outside. he goes to get the first down. >> joel: so critical particularly against baylor. sterns did an outstanding job to bring a quick and slippery down in the open field. >> gus: punt it away from the ten. barry sanders the deep man. the ball goes dead. inside the nice punt by galitz. 53 yards. oklahoma state offense coming back on the field. can james washington come up with a big play?

. >> they passed on derrick carson with so you have to get that guy. i think it's going to have to be next year. >> when are you willing to say okay all chips in? >> if they were going to do that, i would have loved to have seen it already. since they didn't do it last year, stick what you have. you have backup, you have another guy that is up and coming. stick with what you have. give rg3 another shot while you are rebuilding any way. he can hold the team steady. >> i'm with you on mccown. are you in on rg3? >> i'm in on rg3. he is young still. >> from a standpoint that he keeps getting hurt year after year after year. this is his first major injury since 2009. that is two acl's. >> he is coming in now with a bunch of new players. even on offensive line. >> i want to go a little bit come back. there was a lot to go inside the game yesterday. the browns offense did not stay on the field. and when hue jackson reached into his bag of trips, i think >>> rg3 shotgun they snap the ba through the end zone for a safety. irving snaps the ball over the head of

. >> derrick was one of 6,000 on the ship. >> about 1:00 a.m. the whole boat started rocking. they began distributing vomit bags around. >> the deadly storm made land fall last saturday as a category 1 hurricane. it always touched areas such as virginia and causing widespread damage. it's now targeting the eastern sea board from maryland to massachusetts. >> we have been doing this as we see the sunrise on labor day, so we are here no matter what. this hurricane is nothing. >> governor chris christy says hermine won't come close as super storm sandy in 2012,but her urging people not to take chances. >> we don't want injuries or loss of life because of going into the ocean in dangerous conditions. >> hermine may regain strength, but the worst is over and continues to move off store. seaside heights, new jersey. >> all those pictures probably making us appreciate the perfect weather we have arrange here. that and much more. hot stuff returning for the first time since july. we will talk about how hot and when coming up. >>> and another hollywood actor running for governor? georg

dun ear minute to go, it is derrick carr who is going the find seth roberts for six points. to tie and two the win. the raiders go for the two. and it is going to be michael carr and michael crabtree, and what a catch by crab, and 35-34, and he gets a celebration penalty, and the saints have a chance. excuse me, the last play of the game, rookie kicker, and a 61-yard field goal, and wide left, and the raiders will win it 35-34 and a jubilant locker room afterwards. >> what kind of smile will we have on our faces? it was so gritty. men, it was so good. you hung in there and a lot of thing, and lot of things are going to be going better for us this year, but what is it all about? >> just win. >> just win, baby! that is right. >> and all right. going into the series finale in arizona, hunter pence has been on a tear to be the first giant's player to score four runs in back-to-back games in over 100 years. with l.a. losing today, the giants three games back in the west. both teams are paying their respects on 9/11. second pitch of the game by zach green ki, and denorris with the