>> the second trial they were really going after michael dunn shooting. if you recall, he left the scene. prosecutors say, guilty people leave the scene. not guilty people wait and help law enforcement. >> this was also a matter of choice. there was a conviction in the first trial, not for murder 1 but in this case, why did the prosecutor and in indeed the family want to continue for second trial, when they could have gotten the same result? >> do you this so you guarantees not something coming up on appeal, that quintessential first degree murder, in the first trial they were deadlocked on that charge. in this trial they cake came at it and focused and were able to get it. >> "america tonight" sarah hoye, thank you. >>> another case of unarmed black man being shot and killed by police, john crawford, shot and killed in a walmart, after having a beebee gun. an in-depth look into that shooting from "america tonight's" christof putzel. >> what is your emergency. walmart. there is a gentleman with a gun in the store. >> has he got it pulled out? >> yeah, he'

wearing a suit and tie dunn took the stand in his own defense this week. his testimony and cross-examination lasting just showrshort of two hours on tues. it was the day after thanksgiving when undunn and his then fiancee stopped at ogas station in jacksonville, florida, he said he thought his life was in danger when he fired ten times into an suv carrying the 17-year-old davis and his friends. >> i was in fear for my life. this was a threat on my life. brandishing a weapon and coming at me. >> were you angry? >> no, i was petrified. >> reporter: dunn who admits shooting davis maintsdz it was in -- maintains it was in self defense. >> i'm in fear of my life. >> but the prosecutor said dunn fired at the suv with malice and ill intent. >> in the end when it came right down to it, jordan russell davis was just that. a kid. and so when he saw a semi automatic pistol pointed at him, he did the best he could. to save his own life. he shut his mouth and he cowered away from the gun. >> speaking without passion, dunn says after the shooting he was so overcome with

dunn fired ten times into their car. after the shooting dunn never contacted the police and instead went back to his hotel room, ordered pizza, and went to bed. >> why didn't you call the police at that point? >> i couldn't tell you. we were -- we had so much fear. >> reporter: at a nearby convenience store customers ducked for cover after they heard shots. >> oh, my god. someone's shooting. >> reporter: dunn testified he fired in self-defense, saying he saw the teen holding what he thought was a rifle. investigators say they never found a gun. davis was carrying a pocketknife. the only thing he was holding in his hand during the shooting was a cell phone. bigad shaban, cbs news. >> still to come, a father's search. for more than a decade, greg allen looked for the daughter his wife allegedly kidnapped. his pursuit finally ended on wednesday. daughter his wife allegedly kidnapped. his pursuasuit finally ended on wednesday. we are the solis family. and this is our chex commercial. there's lots of choices and each of us ha

dunn. >> we the jury find the guilty of first degree murder. >> this was a new trial with a new outcome. >> race, justice and florida's stand your ground law. >> yesterday in a florida courtroom, a clerk read the verdict in the retrial of michael dunn accused of murdering jordan davis because he was playing music too loud. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of first degree murder of mr. dunn. we find the defendant discharged a firearm causing death. >> after that verdict was returned, the prosecutor angela corey side this. >> we thought michael dunn's flight to avoid fros accusation would be the most striking thing about this case and hopefully that's what convince this jury. if you are defending your life you don't b then run from the scene. you give these officers a chance to do their job fairly. >> joining me now once again for an exclusive interview, jordan davis' parents. thank you both very much for doing this today. i know how difficult it is to continue to have to talk about t

dunn apologized to davis' family. >> i reget in happened.y for their loss. >> davis' mother told the court she now fore gives michael dunn. >>> delaware county authorities cracking down on criminals who are targeting open houses. realtors are fighting more criminals posing as buyers and then raiding their homes on the market. the themes often take prescription medicine. one delaware county realtor says she was targeted. >> i received a call from the owner of the property saying i have been robbed. >> i went upstairs to get some medicine and it was gone. >> the delaware county drug task force features a realtor to help address the problem. police say you should remove valuable jewelry and prescription drugs, and a good idea to take down the information on the protectional buyers who come in. >>> and monitoring who is using prescription drugs, the bill headed for corbett's desk. allowing prescribers and dispensers of drugs access to a day -- data base of who is prescribed the drugs. not wanting them to doctor shop and getting several prescript

michael dunn was convicted of first degree murders wednesday. the jury rejected his claim he fired in self defense. the family is joyful, but still full of sorrow over their son's death. >> george zimmerman may not face a second trial in the shooting of trayvon martin. according to the washington post, officials say there's not enough evidence to bring up federal civil rights charges. >> prosecutors are investigating a possible leak in the criminal probe in ferguson, missouri. a twitter post claimed grand. >>s have not seen enough evidence to arrest officer wilson who killed michael brown. the tweet has since been deleted. >> the white house condemning israel's plan to build new settlements in east jerusalem, hours after president obama met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. both men discussing iran, isil and mideast peace, not yet clear if the president expressed displeasure in person. the chief diplomatic correspondent for news in israel is with us this morning. you were at the white house yesterday. what was th

then dunn drove to a motel where he and his fiancee ate pizza, no one called 911.ere was no gun found in the car and no witnesses reported seeing a trial. the first jury was hung. that jury did convict him on three counts of attempted second-degree murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle. today's verdict comes on the retrial. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jordan but justice for trayvon and justice for all the nameless faces and children and people that will never have a voice. >> i wanted jacksonville to be a shining example that you can have a jury made up of mostly white people, white men and be an example to the rest of the world to stop the discriminatory practices. and hopefully this is a start where we don't have to look at the makeup of the jury any more. >> the specter of distrust is what loomed over the jordan davis trial. it's what looms over the michael brown trial -- or case in ferguson, missouri, where we just learned that grand jury is being investigated for misconduct. jordan davis' words there were p

michael dunn claimed eded he was acting in self-defense. february on multiple counts of attempted murder. the jury could not reach a verdict on first-degree murder and a mistrial was declared. dunn's retrial ended this week. a jury returned a guilty verdict on their murder charge. dunn will spend the rest of his life in prison. let's bring in the mother of jordan davis. he's she's a national spokesperson for moms demand gun sense in america. thank you for being with us today. you and jordan's father there in the courtroom, the verdict came down the verdict was read. it was what you wanted. what was your reaction? >> relief. a complete sigh of relief. actually surprise. i know that jordan's father and i suspected that maybe the charges would be you know, second-degree murder, third-degree manslaughter but honestly we were surprised with the first-degree murder charge conviction. >> what do you want as they move forward to sentencing now? what do you want in terms of sentencing for michael dunn? >> i want michael dunn to serve the charges tha

michael dunn faces life in prison without parole.dan davis' parents said today's verdict is justice for their son. >> we know that jordan's life and legacy will live on for others. but at the same time, we're very saddened by the life that michael dunn will continue to live. we are saddened for his family and for his friends and the community that will continue to suffer by his actions. but we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jordan but justice for trayvon and justice for all the nameless faces and children and people that will never have a voice. >> i wanted jacksonville to be a shining example that you could have a jury made up of mostly white people, white men, to be an example to the rest of the world to stop the discriminatory practices, stop discriminating, stop looking where we have to look at juries and say what the makeup of juries are. i want to give my heart and my prayers to all the mothers and fathers out there that have lost children. that got no justice. >> joining now the host of "t

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. >> reporter: michael dunn didn't show much emotion when the verdict was read.dict means jurors found his murder was premeditated. dunn is a brevard county man who fired into an suv full of unarmed teens at a jacksonville gas station in 2012 during a dispute over loud music killing davis. >> we don't want or need your sympathy. >> reporter: prosecutors say dunn fired because davis talked back and disrespected him, but dunn testified davis had a weapon and threatened him. >> i said [ bleep ] is what he said. >> reporter: jurors apparently didn't buy this self-defense claim, and davis' family said afterward they're happy with the verdict but still sad about what happened to their son and they also know it's affecting others. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice not only for jordan but justice for trayvon. >> reporter: dunn now faces life in prison. that's exactly what prosecutors say they will be asking for. his sentencing is set for october 17th. for abc news, jeff diehl in jacksonville, florida. >>> a texas father's 12-year search for hi

dunn, who is white, shot at the vehicle carrying davis and his friends 10 times. he then fled the scene, went to a hotel with his fiancÉe and ordered pizza. he never called the police. the first jury had convicted dunn of three counts of attempted murder for shooting at davis' friends, who survived. after the new verdict on wednesday, davis' mother, lucy mcbath, said it marked a victory for all black victims of racial profiling. >> we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice, not only for jordan, but justice for trayvon and justice for all the nameless faces and shoving and people that will never have a voice. >> dunn faces up to life in prison without parole. a tentative sentencing hearing has been set for october 17. health officials say up to 18 people may have been exposed to the ebola virus carried by the first known patient diagnosed in the united states. on wednesday, texas governor rick perry said five children have been identified and are being monitored. >> today we learned some school-aged children have been identified as having had conta

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a jury found that michael dunn is guilty, he was convicted of attempted murder in the original trial. but jurors deadlocked on the first degree murder charge. dunn maintained he shot into the vehicle in self-defense after he saw a gun, but a weapon was never found. prosecutors also said he continued to shoot even after the teens fled. here is what jordan dave vis's mom had to say testify verdict came down. >> we know that jordan's life and legacy will live on for others, but at the same time we're very saddened by the life that michael dunn will continue to live. >> in florida first degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence. >>> kansas was never supposed to be one of the most watched senate races in the country, but now it is. and it's all because of the independent greg orman and giving the incumbent there, senator pat roberts a real run for his money. a "usa today" suffolk poll shows him up five points after democrat chad taylor asked to have his name taken off the ballot. that provoked a legal fight to keep the democrat on the ballot. a fight the republican secretary of state

dunn claimed he believed the victim had a gun. but investigators say the 17-year-old never had a weapon and dunn kept firing even after the vehicle had fled. davis' parents spoke out after the verdict. >> we are so grateful for the jacksonville community who supported us the last two years. we could not have done this without your prayer s and your support. for those of you we may never know, we may never see. thank you. for uplifting us in prayer for justice for jordan. >> i wanted jacksonville to be a shining example that uktd have a jury made up of mostly white people white men and be an example to the rest of the world to stop the discriminatory practices, stop discriminating, stop looking where we have to look at juries and say what the makeup of juries are. >> dunn was convicted of four related charges but that jury was deadlocked on the first degree mur accusation and dunn will likely be sentenced later this month. he is facing life in prison. >> we will take a very short break. but the u.s.-led coalition is intensifying it

dunn taking the stand on tuesday, what did he have to say? >> he frequently uttered one phrase, in fear for my life. michael dunn repeatedly used those five words on tuesday to try to convince a jury that he shot and killed the 17-year-old in self defense and not because he was angry about loud music coming from the teen's car. >> michael dunn's story has not changed since he first stood trial in february for killing 17-year-old jordan davis. he maintained tuesday that when he told a car full of teen to say turn down their loud music at a gas station parking lot, davis threatened him from the back seat. >> something something cracker, something white boy, i should f.ing kill that fing m.f.er. >> according to dunn, he pulled a weapon. >> i saw the barrel of a gun. he popped his door open and he said you're dead. >> what was your state of mind at the time you were firing the gun? >> i was in fear for my life. >> he is on trial for first degree murder now because a jury deadlocked on that charge at his first trial in february. however, he was fo

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and prosecutors argued, dunn, white, fired ten times into an suv carrying four black teenagers because of volume of the music coming out of the vehicle. 17-year-old jordan davis died. dunn apologized to the young man's family in court today and the life sentence is mandatory and prosecutors are rye seeking the best penalty. >>> abducted by terrorists and there's a cease-fire with islamic scream wiingt borco her on. kurt thousands were killed in africa's most famous nation and it could mean release of girls within hours or days. skepticism runs high tonight as they made no public commitment to free them. >>> turning once again to the weekend and that all-important accuweather forecast. >> yes, it will include dramatic change saturday to sunday and adam joseph life at the big board with details certain waiting to hear about adam. >> dramatic change. the good thing is we're not going to deal with really wet weather in between these huge temperature swings that we typically would get this type of year and some good news for the weekend. the low this morning above normal, 57 degrees. same w

dunn claimed that davis flashed a gun and, dunn, feared for his life. no gun was found. the first-degree murder conviction carries a life sentence. >>> a massachusetts jury will hear more testimony for aaron hernandez to throw out cell phone evidence in his trial. the attorneys for the former nfl star says they had no right to take the phone which is a key piece of evidence in the killing of odin lloyd last year. the league lawyer said he never read the warrant beforehanding over the phone. >>> lawyers for jodi arias file the petition to dismiss the case. attorneys say juan martinez failed to disclose witnesses in a timely manner. >>> new details emerging about olympic champion michael phelps and his dui arrest. phelps had a blood-alcohol limit of .14. he was doing 84 in a 45-mile-an-hour zone. he struggle to keep his balance during field tests. when asked to stand on one leg, phelps told the officer, that's not happening. then he was arrested. >> he has apologized. his second dui. >> a lot of people at risk. >>> this morning, a father in texas is anticipating reunion wi

dunn fired ten shots into an s.u.v. he claims self-defense, but it turned out that nobody in the s.u.v. was armed. at his first trial, the jury deadlocked on the murder charge. american and british planes hit the islamic extremist group isis again in iraq today. also the french said today they will send more planes into the fight. we wondered how much these air strikes are helping kurdish forces in northern iraq, who are doing most of the fighting on the ground. holly williams found out. >> reporter: this unexploded car bomb is a parting gift from isis. the islamic extremists fled hassan sham village last month, beaten back by kurdish fighters who were working closely with the u.s., but the isis militants inflicted as much damage as they could before they left, and even blew up this bridge to protect their retreat. hassan sham's streets are now deserted. at least one home was booby-trapped with an explosive. the kurdish fighters say the only reason they were able to recapture this village was a series of u.s. air strike

the judge told dunn, "your life is effectively over." is freedom for a new york man wrongly convicted of murder. david mccallum called his release this week a bittersweet moment after 28 years lost in prison. >> reporter: the last time 45-year-old david mccallum walked on this basketball court, he was 16 years old. >> the noise and the chatter and just the children and the sounds. it sounds great. >> reporter: it's music to your ears. >> it's very much so. >> reporter: in 1986, mccallum and another teen, willy stukey, were sentenced to 25 years to life for the kidnapping and murder of a 20-year-old man. >> and then what happened after that? >> reporter: the only evidence linking them to the crime was their videotaped confessions which the boys claimed were fed to them by police. >> i falsely confessed to a time that i didn't commit because i thought at that time my life was in danger. >> reporter: for nearly 30 years mccallum insisted he was innocent. on wednesday, a judge agree ited. his friend, willy stukey, died in prison in 2001. >>

dunn has said he saw a weapon, but none was ever found.at his sentencing, dunn claimed that he feared for his life, while judge russell healey told him had "senselessly and deliberately" taken a life. the supreme court is allowing texas to enforce a controversial voter id law that was briefly struck down earlier this month. the federal judge initially overturned the law, calling it an unconstitutional poll tax that discriminates against voters of color. a three-judge panel said texas can force the id law in the november election because trotting it would cause confusion. on saturday, the supreme court agreed to did not rule on whether the law should permanently be banned. justice ruth bader ginsburg said the decision risk denying the vote to write -- the right to vote to hundreds of thousands of eligible voters in texas. the obama administration reportedly is considering a move that would continue the bush-era policy ignoring the united nations torture treaty overseas. in 2005, the bush administration disclosed it had secretly interpreted

michael dunn shot and killed 17-year-old jordan davis during an argument over loud music. judge sentenced him to life in prison. dunn publicly apologized for killing jordan for the first time today, but in court, jordan's father talked about what he lost that night. >> the life i had known was shattered on november 23, 2012. >> earlier, jordan's mom talked about the future that's now gone forever, and made an extraordinary statement to her son's killer. >> for me, there will be no college graduation. there will be no daughter-in-law. i too must be willing to forgive. and so i choose to forgive you, mr. dunn, for taking my son's life. >> reporters in the courtroom said the bailiff, and judge were in tears today. i think this could be a tipping point in the debate over self-defense and stand your ground laws. a jury said, enough is enough. i jury said this teenager's life has value. i began looking at stand your ground cases, and i got to know the parents of jordan davis. i felt for them as i felt for others. because at the end of the day, these are not just some policies so

dunne. collins, i know you. i saw you at the volunteer center. >> i wanted to help.well, i hope you don't mind me coming by. i got your address from this letter you wrote my wife. >> amy and i believed in the lost art of letter writing. >> i always wondered why you kept in touch after -- everything. you were together for two years in boarding school, right? >> she was my first serious girlfriend. >> why did you break up? that's a strange question. did you treat her bad? that's a rude question. let me tell you what amy told me. she dumped you, you completely unraveled, you stalked her, you threatened her, you attempted sue said in her bed. >> your wife is missing and you came all this way to tell me this? >> i thought there might be another side to the story. mr.le collins! >> charlie: for more about this program and earlier episodes vies us online at rbs pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org funding for charlie rose is >> and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and info

michael dunn was convicted of first degree murder.encing friday he apologized. >> i truly regret what happened. i am sorry for their loss and if i can roll back time and do things differently i would. >> prosecutors decided not to seek the death penalty against dunn who fired ten times into an suv. >>> on the same day president obama signed an executive order protecting government credit cards from fraud we learned the president himself sometimes has a tough time when it comes to credit. while dining in new york last month he was surprised to have his own card declined. >> my credit card was rejected. turns out i don't use it enough so they thought there was fraud going on. fortunately michelle had hers. >> the food blog says the first couple had salad with salsa. >> not bad. >> that will cost you. >> what happens if you don't use the card that can happen. >> thanks. >>> it is tough to imagine there was ever a time when we saw bono without his sunglasses even when he is inside. now he is speaking out about why he always wears his shad

dunn faces a life sentence now and at least 25 years for using a firearm. victim's mother said the verdict served a larger purpose. >> but we are very grateful that justice has been served. justice, not only for jordan, but justice for trayvon. and just for all the nameless faces and children and people that will never have a voice. for you.e have this development- also from the u.s. the search for college student hannah graham is now moving to the air. authorities in virginia are using a drone to look for her. it's the first time they've used this technology to try to find a missing person. an official says the drone has a high quality camera and can look closely at objects of interest, or they said look closer. this comes more than two weeks after graham disappeared. investigators believe jesse matthew, this man, was the last person with her. he's charged with abduction with intent to defile in the case and is being isolated in jail. >>> all right, let's look at what's happening in asia now, a typhoon is heading toward japan. derek joins us once again. i

michael dunn was convicted of first-degree murder for fatally shooting 17-year-old jordan davis in 2012. it started with an argument over loud music outside a convenience store. prosecutors decided not to seek the death penalty against dunn who fired ten times in an suv with davis. >>> and drama on the high seas off british columbia. the coast guard secured a tow line to the russian ship drifting without power and carrying hundreds of tons of fuel. it is a tense situation with weather playing a huge role. >>> now to dramatic video of a fire in detroit. flames shooting several feet in the air on friday engulfed an abandoned apartment building. firefighters reportedly had a tough time getting a handle on the blaze. still no word on how it started. >>> and finally, remembering one of our own. an exhibit honoring tim russert, host of "meet the press" opened in buffalo on friday. the exhibit shows his washington, d.c. bureau office just as it was left. it includes many of his books, papers and photos. tim russert's son says there is no better place than his dad's hometown to host the exhibit

we can look at michael dunn. jonathan ferrell, when he was shot 11 times by a police officer.officer is facing second-degree murder charges. i know frustrations exist in the cases like mike brown. i cannot agree we should allow those passions and emotions to override the fact that the system does provide justice. >> and you say michael dunn who murdered jordan davis, they were playing music too loud. he's getting a life sentence. that was earlier a mistrial. what do you think of the sentence? he rejects the notion that the system in the united states is incable. >> i think he's right to the extent they can provide justice. there are examples where they have. michael dunn is an example. i could offer a counterexample with sean bell and all george zimmerman. we could go on down the list of counterexamples. i don't think it hinges on if a person is found innocent or guilty. sometimes juries get it right. sometimes they get it wrong. that doesn't speak to whether the system is incapable of dispensing justice. where i disagree, though, there are standards and mechanisms inside of t

also giant coaches jose, shawn did you know -- dunne ston. and from the bullpen tier a. >> there were nine managers who led their teams 32 through at least three world series title now another with his third world series championship, he i'm guessing will be the 10th to join the great managers at the hall of fame, he's our own bruce bochy. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's three. i'm counting on it right now. let's hear it. 3, 3, 3, 3! yeah. wow in five 5 years. now let's meet the players and he played a big role in the giants success is. in the last five games there were no home runs except he hit one that was four 4 inches from going out in game 5. juan perez, no. 2. [ cheers and applause ] a lot of giants rookies on this team including a young infielder no. 6 ehire adrianza. they won the world series again with him out there everyday center field this year no. 7 gregor blanco. [ cheers and applause ] without the world series, he would have been this series mvp. he got out shadowed this time even better. an incredible season, incredible rig

michael dunn was sentenced to life without parole friday for fatal ee shooting jordan davis.cutors did not seek the death penalty. at the hearing, davis's father gave an emotional statement about his pain and loss. >> he will always be 17. forever 17. we all loved him very, very much. >>> you may recall dunn fired into an suv full of teen agers during an argument over 11 music in 2012. investigators say the teenager was not armed. we turn to mexico where the fate of 43 students who were studying to become teachers. with no response on their whereabouts, they are calling people to find out. >> at least 16 people were killed and many others injured when a ventilation sit system collapsed and fell into a parking garage. >> reporter: a friday night convert in south korea has anded 25 meters or 65 meet when the ventilation that they were standing on collapsed. a number are in critical condition according to officials. they say some bodies were found four stories to try get by. this is the latest in a string of accidents causing south koreas to question safety measures and oversigh

tu reporter: much of the film onrns whether you believe nick dunne is a killer. >> you seem pretty laidback. type b, speaking of which -- >> vito look it up. >> you don't know what she does all day, and you don't know -- >> are you sure you were married? >> why did you take the part? >> because i thought the character was really interesting. when you get a play a part with a guy you don't know how much you respect this person -- how much you're going to judge this person, how comfortable you are with this person, it's playing a character lead. and that's what gillian wrote. >> amy told me she dumped you, and you completely unraveled. you stalked her, and threatened her, and attempted suicide in her bed and were institutionalized. >> gillian flynn now 43 grew up in kansas city, lives in chicago and sets her books in the midwest. a midwest so sinister that readers are spriedsed when they see her in person. >> i think sometimes they are disapointed because i'm not nearly as freaky and weird as they hope i'm going to be. >> reporter: she's the daughter of two community college professors. h

copies, and is well on the way to becoming a blockbuster film starring ben affleck as nick and amy dunne. >> i think you made it. >> what's your name? >> amy. >> reporter: so about giving anything away, how would you describe the story of gone girl? >> a couple who on the surface look quite lovely, handsome and beautiful, and the wife goes missing on her five year wedding anniversary, and very quickly the husband becomes the source of media fascination and dissection. >> the hallmark of a sociopath is a lack of of empam aegts. >aegtsathy. impathy. >> are you trying to tell me that this photo is remotely -- >> reporter: it is a dark and twisted tale, and flynn says she always hoped that david fincher known for films such as girl with the dragon tattoo, and the social network would do it. >> the difference between facebook and everybody else, we don't crash ever. >> reporter: behind the surfaces and underneath the psychology. >> did you have the same casting. >> from the beginning i was like ben affleck. it has got to be ben affleck. >> i didn't know that. she's probably a revisionist. it'

dunn has hinted he will retire. >> now to the giants. a live look at at&t park this morning. the stadium is quiet now but it certainly wasn't the case less than 12 hours ago. >> hundreds of fans gathering at at&t park to watch the game together. as you can see, they enjoyed the 8-0 win. >> i think it's pretty cool. pittsburgh fans did all they could to help their team win. some are bringing hunt are pence sighing with like "hunter pence says i love you on the first day" and "hunter pence creates soup with a park. >> so hunter pence can eat soup with a fork. maybe he's extra human. >> maybe he's a man. >> 5:12 right now on your thursday morning. pepsi is getting ready to debut a brand new product bull you'll only be able to get it through the mail. odd. details next. ♪(themstan! ! !om cheers) hey guys! stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. just that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >>> we do have breaking news this morn