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ellison barber is live. >> reporter: let's me give you a sense of what is going on at the scene. there's a papa john's behind me, and on the other side of that, there's the fire station that you are talking abou say a man and a woman walked into, about an hour ago, and they said both were suffering from gun shot wounds, and as of right now, they don't know where they were shot, but since we have been on scene, we have seen officers going into this 24-hour liquor store and also looking along the sidewalk in front of it. we saw them bringing k-9s out 10 or 15 minutes ago, and they went on the sidewalk and the grassy area next to it, and right now, it's a very developing situation, but police say the man and the woman were both rushed to the hospital, and they were taken in an ambulance and they were both conscious and breathing. as far as we know right now, dc police said they don't have anyone in custody. all of these details, all of this information, it's very new, and it's a story we will keep following this evening. i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >> we will bring you the latest de

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with we have live team coverage, and mola lenghi has more on a close call in tacoma park, and ellison barber is checking out damaged homes. >>> but we will start with what is going through right to now. >> topper shutt has more on that. >> reporter: we are light rain to the western portions of rain to the east. the severe weather, notice there's no lightning. no lightning, and moderate rain around bowie, upper marlboro, and everything pushing to the east. everything will be east of 95 by about 12:30 or so, an and down 301 and dunkirk, but no severe weather. that said, check it out. this is the rain fall, 24 he's mated rain fall, and you can see the purple here, and that's over 3 inches. it's all over the place. 3.6inches to the east of culpepper, and not too far from town, about 3.1 inches. and there was flooding and wind damage and hail. here's the storm reports, trees down, and reports of hail, and the winds over 50 to 60 miles an hour. and this is where they got hammered. trees down on livingston road. hyattsville, multiple trees and wires down. we will come back and talk about the

jay ellison is now a hero for some, wanting to push back on political correctness.his is something we've talked about a lot, george. what about this move? >> as someone who's been disinvited from a college campus, i'm delighted to say, hooray for the university of chicago. anyone who has experienced a chicago winter knows chicago is not for the fainthearted. but it's also not for these students we call snowflakes, those who melt at the first sign of controversy. yale was convulsed by trying to appease students upset by hypothetical halloween costumes. appropriation by wearing a some barrow of that sort. it's infectious. takes the strong example of the university of chicago. then chris i chris iceberger got princeton to endorse. this mitch daniels president of purdue university. princeton undergraduate then institutes it at purdue. it radiates out. take as few people to push back. >> mara? >> i think it's going to radiate even more. even president obama has talked about this in one of his commencement addresses sometimes you are going to come up against ideas that yo

but sarah ellison, i want to turn to you first. what is the state of what is known about roger ailes' alleged harassment of women at fox news? >> well, we know... largely whaa we know is what we've learned from our reporting, which isic that the internal investigation that is ongoing that you referred to earlier has identified at least women in the double-digits who have come forward and spoken to the internal investigation, and wega know that it was something that implicated ailes certainly. there are people who have come out and told their stories, but there are people who have not yet come forward, and i think we'll see even more women come forward in the coming days. >> woodruff: we should say he's denied any wrongdoing. >> that's right. >> woodruff: he did reportedly receive this $40 millionli settlement when he left fox. does that mean he's legally free and clear, whatever is discovered? >> well, no, i don't know that any kind of a contractual arrangement could put someone legally free and clear from any kind of behavior. one

jay ellison is now a hero for some, wanting to push back on political correctness.omething we've talked about a lot, george. what about this move? >> as someone who's been disinvited from a college campus, i'm delighted to say, hooray for the university of chicago. anyone who has experienced a chicago winter knows chicago is not for the fainthearted. but it's also not for these students we call snowflakes, those who melt at the first sign of controversy. yale was convulsed by trying to appease students upset by hypothetical halloween costumes. appropriation by wearing a some barrow of that sort. it's infectious. takes the strong example of the university of chicago. then chris i chris iceberger got princeton to endorse. this mitch daniels president of purdue university. princeton undergraduate then institutes it at purdue. it radiates out. take as few people to push back. >> mara? >> i think it's going to radiate even more. even president obama has talked about this in one of his commencement addresses sometimes you are going to come up against ideas that you are --

dubbing ellison leonardo did dicaprio's twin. he helped the u.s. archery win the u.s.er medal. >> i think leo needs to make a movie. >> that would be perfect. >> the brady ellison story. i love it. >>> so it does benefit some folks to be funny on twitter. i try to be funny but not really ever successful at it. leslie jones was. >> you're absolutely right about that. "ghost busters" actress spent the weekend cheering on team u.s.a. so enthusiastically, she actually secured an invitation to the olympics. check out one of her tweets. >> go u.s.a. go. nbc executive producer just noticed and tweeted at her saying, okay, you're officially invited to rio. wanna come. she actually tweeted about this a couple of hours ago saying she is considering the invitation. >> she's great on twitter though. >> i would do more than consider it. i would go. >> how about that? i would, too. go u.s.a. >> we've got to work on our twitter game. >> thanks so much. >> good to see you. >>> it is now about eight minutes until the top of the hour and the delta disaster you have to know about. the ai

one of them is brady ellison. born in glendale, he is back from brazil fresh off of winning 2 medals. you found yourself in this should off against a south korean. one arrow, one target and one transfer goal. >> pretty much. >> that is insane. >> so many things the olympics millisecond, that quarter inch difference. in london it was the same thing. there was a difference of that much. this time it was a should off for the gold. it was the only mistake i made all day and it cost me that much. the real deal then you for our treat was incredible. one of the best i have ever shot in. the weather was generally almost always good. are going to go with the wind. it's one of the few stadiums like that. everyone was on the game. >> i don't know if you are aware of this, your parents knew, the whole leo dicaprio thing. he became this viral social media?because of your uncanny resemblance. especially because of the revenant. are you hearing about that? >> yes. the 1st day it happened i woke up and i got the work 5 reporters

keith ellison. >> i think we are ready. welcome, everyone. it is a pleasure to be here. i'm the president of the alliance for justice and i would say, to netroots is like coming home. it is great to be here every of. i see some old faces and a lot of new faces, which is wonderful. i would say after the events of the past two weeks here in our france,and yesterday in it is really good to be among friends today. thank you all for being here. we have an amazing group of speakers so i will get right to it. thank adam.d to adam, where are you? netroots the board of and used to be the chair. he's a big booster of this panel so i am very grateful to you. bys panel is organized alliance for justice as well as the center for american progress. and again, we are just privileged to be here with such an amazing group of panelists. with a vacancy on the supreme court and we all know there is a vacancy on the supreme court, we are really at a tipping point in our history and the coming years will swing the court dramatically in one direc

. >> reporter: as if parting the heavens this mild looking academic jane ellison dean of students atgo has struck what champions of free speech on college campuses regard as the biggest blow of the decade against the stifling effect of political correctness run a muck. in letter to the class of 2020 ellison touted the university's commitment to academic diversity warning freshmen rigorous debate, discussion and even disagreement may challenge you and even cause discomfort. in an era when liberal students across the country have sought and received the creation of save spaces, zones where they can be shielded from ideas they regard as hurtful to their psyche and demanded trigger warnings advanced notice from professors were they're curricula could prompt adverse emotional response the ellison letter served notice that the university of chicago isn't having any of it. we do not support so-called trigger warnings. we do not cancel invited speakers because their topics might prove controversial and we did not condone the creation of inter leck wal safe spaces where individuals can retrea

ellison, it's brian sullivan. texas, i've got to ask you, do you have any metric to where gas prices impact you, if they go up a quarter, does it do x amount of damage to your business? does it matter to your customer? how does oil and gas, what does it mean to jc penney? >> well, it really has had a really kind of a marginal impact. one of our strongest performing areas last year was texas and the southwest. and while the market was going through reducing oil prices and fracking and alternative energy was really going through a transition, we saw no material impact to our business negative or positive. so we see it as a net neutral. obviously energy is a huge economic driver in texas. and texas remains one of our strongest markets. and we think that's going to continue. >> thank you very much for being here with us today, marvin ellison, ceo of jc penney. i think you've got some work to do. >> i do. >> so i guess i will let you go. brian, melissa, michelle, tyler, back to you guys. >> courtney, thank you. >>> up

i'm talking about brady ellison who competes tomorrow in the individual challenge for archery. he happens to be living in close at the moment. >> the standard archer going for the gold tomorrow morning in the individual events. he beat out fellow us teammate and hunting buddy jake kaminsky earlier this week to advance to the finals. he was born taking part in his third olympics. he won a silver medal this past weekend and the team archery competition. now brophy is a making a big debut on the olympic stage. taking part in his first big olympic competing in the men's 110 m hurdles. tonight, he's talking about his faith and his family back in >> my family and friends, they always pushed me and encouraged me and pushed me to be the best. whether it be sports or any other aspect in life. there a big part of why i'm here today. >> will be there, wishing him the very best. >>> let's talk about median is a jones. i don't know if if you've been following her. she is a huge olympics fan so she was basically documenting herself watching the lyrics from home, to all sorts of commentary an

went straight to the the top story on wusa 9 at 11 comes for our prince george's county bureau, and ellison barber has more. >> reporter: investigators said here a 3-year-old was forced to mop up one of his own urine, and that's one of the reasons they decided to discontinue the federal funding for the head start program here in the county. we spoke to a member of the board of education who says he didn't know about any of it until he saw it on the news. another board member says that could not be further from the truth. >> april 14th, that's the date that needs to stick out. april14th. if i read it, i would hope my colleagues read it, too. >> reporter: board member kay alexander wallace learned about the federal review that is rocking the community months ago. >> going into june, two more incidents happened. >> reporter: edward bureau says he didn't know about it until he saw it this week on the news. in the statement all board members learned about the investigation and the accusations at a meeting on april 15th and they had access to this. it was minutes for the head start program counci

the findings will not change that, and classes will begin on august 29th in capital heights, i'm ellison barberrer. -- barber. the county executive has assigned members of the staff to work with the school system to restore the funding. 900 students are enrolled in the program. >>> the feds say in the next few days, question expect to find a report on just what caused last week's explosion at a silver spring at least seven people were killed, and in the meantime, if you have not done your good deed for the day, check out our free app. there aisling to a donation page -- there's a link to a donation page for kids who lost everything. the pta and volunteers are collecting supplies. you can do your part. >>> another twist in the case of four american swimmers who said they were robbed at gunpoint in rio. late today, brazilian authorities removed gunnar bentz and jack conge from a plane on their way home. authorities are casting doubts on their accounts of being yanked out of their taxi. ryan lochte said a gun was held to his forehead. a lot of you are talking. okay, you de they were victims

thank you. >> now we have hungers when keith ellison from minnesota. >> rep. ellison: thank you mr.hairman, it is great to be back in the town i was born in anger up for 22 years. i am a minneapolis congressman, but i went to school here, went to grad school at wayne state. it is always great to be here with my colleagues, and my family members. family members, my brothers live here. our core job is to listen, and today we did some listening. we listen to chief craig and community leaders and young people. we even had a tremendous spoken word presentation that was insightful. and, formulate policy with our local, state, and community leaders to help our country really evolve. toernment in general has have restraints. we could make every city in america safe, but that would mean you would have to kick in everybody's door and stop everyone you wanted to. but we do not have a government. we want governments to be accountable. and we are trying to balance safety and freedom, and it is not easy. we will continue to listen and continue to help evolve the relationship so it is symbiotic an

ellison barber is live in clinton where the tributes continue to pour in tonight. ellison? >> reporter: if you look over my shoulder, you see a balloon. there's a memorial back there that has been growing all evening. people who didn't know the man have stopped by to bring flowers this is in front of the 7-eleven where he worked and lost his life. in front of the balloon, there's a number of wanted posters plastered across the window. >> that young man, i'm hurt. >> we are all hurt. >> i'm hurt. >> this is where we live at. >> it's affecting every one of us. >> reporter: at 4:50 a.m. on saturday, police say someone wearing a mask tried to rob this 7-eleven. they didn't get any money, but they shot the victim in the back twice. >> he was trying to put bread on the table to feed his family, and it's just sad. >> reporter: many customers know odowalet. >> he was down to earth, always cool, always had a smile on his face. >> reporter: now the only place you will find the smile is in a photo. the person who took his life outside in a car. the pair drove to a hotel nearby, and ro

ellison barber is a live at police headquarters with more on her years on the force. >> reporter: now she will be working with the nfl, overseeing security operations for them, and of course she has been here with the department for a very nglo time, and she has been serving under three different mayors,. >> reporter: for 23 years think lanier wore this uniform, and for 10 years she has been the police chief. one of the most popular chiefs will walk away from it all. >> i thought she was committed here in dc. >> i'm sad to see her leave. >> it's heart breaking to leave the city 1990 as a single mom and a dropout. >> city gave me an opportunity when many would not have. i had a 9th grade education and a g.e.d., and over the last 26 years, i was able to work hard, get promotions, and take promotional exams and get promoted, and now i have two master degrees. >> reporter: it's not been easy. she often clashed with members of the dc police union. last year 1,000 officers said they didn't have confidence in her ability to run the defendant or keep the city safe. even now members are glad t

ellison barber is in prince george's county speaking to parents about the possible change. >> reporter: supporters said if every public school in maryland started after labor day it would be economicicallied a economically smart. >> i don't think it's good for maryland family the. >> i would be delighted if they moved it back. >> difficult to arrange child care. >> no brainer. >> reporter: when should summer end and school begin? it's not a new question, but this week it may have a nuance. >> we want everyone to wake up and be in favor of starting after labor day. >> the governors will be in ocean city on wednesday to talk about the schools, and sources tell us hogan is going to announce a mandate to make all public schools start after labor day. >> everybody in maryland should start cool after labor day. >> reporter: the two support the later start date, but not everyone agrees, from this parent. >> i really don't see that being something good academically. >> to this school superintendent. this letter was sent to governor o'malley after a task force they said it pures to be based on

arizona olympian brady ellison will be stopping by the studio. he won both an individual bronze and a team silver medal in archery. brady will be telling the 12 news team all about his time in rio. tonight michael phelps won't be in arizona. instead.. he has a t-v is going to appear on 'america's got talent' he's got 23 gold medals.. maybe he will hand out a golden ticket. america's got talent airs from seven until nine tonight... here on channel 12. it is not expected that phelps will do any swimming on the show. are you an introvert? doctors say it could actually make you healthier. we have the three surprising benefits in your 12 today health check. miranda lambert breaks down while performing in connecticut. what one fan did that moved her to tears.. that's 5 minutes away in the morning juice. you're watching 12 today... ###break### ###break### ###break### ###break### time for another check of your hot headlines... a mother and daughter in georgia are facing prison time.. after they were found guilty of keeping three mentally ill men in their

of free speech does not confer on anyone the freedom to threaten or harass, megyn. >> i love jay ellisonsh my kids were graduating sooner. they're like class of 2028. it's not soon enough. i want them there while jay is there, james. >> i think first really, megyn, you need to focus on something call the sats. >> but that nonsense about making a safe space for racism and sexism, what they're trying to do is shore people up for real life. tough conversations on difficult subjects, which we have to deal with in real life. >> i consider this conversation itself one of those right now, and i think i had trigger warnings somewhere around 4:00 today. but, look, the university of chicago points out that the professors there retain, as they put it, broad freedom in how they address any concerns their students may have about the curriculum. so if a professor really wants to give a trigger warning, he or she may do so. >> that's like my die nettics or it's true and not weird. >>> still up, gene wilder. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back o

and ellison says that is a positive. they look at store portfolio. they only are closing about seven stores right now so ellison thinks he picks up on some of that as well as from the sears traffic, especially with the new appliances. he is right or wrong? that's for the market to decide. but right now that's where ellison's stance is on the stores. >> all right, courtney. thanks very much. courtney reagan joining us today. fun fact, by the way. first thing i ever, ever bought on-line. retail more than 20 years ago was from jc penney. >> you remember that well? >> i bought dishes. it was a big deal. we bought something, and it showed up at our doorstep. what a concept. >>> now to the fed minutes and knee jerk reaction where the dow is up five point. it was down double digits. now joining us john ka nelly from lpl financial. steven gillford from stewart frank el. and cnbc's very own rick santelli checks in from chicago. sarge, i mean, look, we don't learn a whole lot new from the fed minutes but markets seem to take a little comfort from it here. the

not the oracle ellison but marvin ellison of jcpenney. >> this is going to take you back to almost --mber of 2015. in terms of price level. >> okay. >> and your pvh is not far behind. >> pvh, oh geez. inventories lean. regular pricing means back to school, they call pvh saying we need more shirts and ties. all right? you know, pvh, there's like they have a monopoly. well no. a ol gop think and a gigantic percentage of the ties. and shirts. so i like that call very much. i'm pounding the table on that for ages now. but remember, even like the kohls, the nordstrom, they had good numbers, they did not talk about that weary consumer. consumer goes to target is weary. >> weary? >> yeah. she is weary. not at the other place. target and macy's two problematic situations but when you go over these quarters and you listen to these merchants, and they're telling you, we do not have a lot of inventory, that means they ordered. and it's incredible. when you order, where it feeds to, pvh. people have to recognize the brands but, look. rising tide's going to lift all boats. gamestop up today. it re

the valley's leonardo dicaprio look-a-like -- brady ellison will go for gold in archery. then during primetime.. meter freestyle final.. followed by michael phelps in the men's 100 meter butterfly final. and don't worry -- because if you miss an event.. we've got everything you need to know on 12-news-dot-com. exclusive rio content is just a click away. the latest plastic surgery trend.. isn't what you might expect. why belly button procedures.. are on the rise.. or rather -- swedish fish in oreos...? the unusual concoction that is hitting shelves.. we've got that and more in.. the morning juice. you're watching 12 today... ###break### ###break######break### ###break### now for another check of today's hot headlines... the investigation continues into a possible explosion at an apartment complex in the d-c area. at least two people were killed.. and nearly three dozen others were hurt. officials say more people could still be in the ruble.. but they do not expect no word on what might have caused the explosion. a funeral will be held today.. for a young boy killed over th

let me thank you congressman ellison. you were great.applause] let me introduce our panels, then we will start with senator merkley to talk about the vacancy and senate of destruction is hi -- destruction ism. let me introduce jeff merkley, right and theill first to attend college. creek, oregon, senator merkley has spent his career fighting to increase opportunities for working families. i should add, at a time when senate republicans were blocking nominees to some of our critically important circuit courts around the country, it was senator merkley who championed rules reforms, which broke the blockade and are allowed really great judges to go on to the circuit courts. what a great man we have here today. ambar pinto. 22. .he was born in bolivia she moved to the united states at the age of 12. she is a passionate activist for undocumented youth. she is a cofounder of dreamers of virginia.a former board member of -- and a deportation defense leader with united we dream. is anbracey sherman award-winning reproductive justice activist com

. >> now we have congressman keith ellison from minnesota. rep. ellison: thank you mr. chairman, it is great to be back in the town i was born in anger up for 22 years. i am a minneapolis congressman, here, wentto school to grad school at wayne state. it is always great to be here with my colleagues, and my family members. family members, my brothers live here. listen, and is to today we did some listening. craig andto chief community leaders and young people. spoken had a tremendous word presentation that was insightful. and, formulate policy with our local, state, and community to help our country really evil. -- our country really evil. evolve.ountry really there needs to be restraints. we could make every city in america safe, but that would to kick inuld have everybody's door and stop everyone you wanted to. but we do not have a government. we want governments to be accountable. and we are trying to balance safety and freedom, and it is not easy. we will continue to listen and evolve the relationship so it is symbiotic and enhances safety and freedom of the same ti

his name is brady ellison and he looks like leo >> romona: he sure does. >> mark: ellison has some hardware of his own. he owned a silver metal in archery for team usa on saturday. >>> not sure if president obama is a big fan of ar whichery but know he loves himself some golf. he hit the links at martha's vineyard this weekend. he reached a milestone playing his 300th round of golf as commander and chief. he says that he is a "honest 13" >> mark: i'm a dishonest 20. >>> while we're talking numbers, 135.1 million, that's how much the movie suicide squad raked in. it demolished the record for an august release by more than $40 million. >> romona: wow. >> mark: the movie guardians of the galaxy released. the p >>> finally it is the olympics. the thrill of victory. the agony of defeat. the life guard bored out of his mind. he is not the poster boy for the support of swimming. i think it's face to say if pool side boredom was an olympic event, this guy would go home >> mark: it's olympic. >> romona: how could he be bored? i couldn't wait for michael phelps to come up. >>> coming up at 4:00, you

be sure to join us tomorrow at 4:00 when arizona's brady ellison stops by he wants of both an individual bronze and team silver in archery in rio. can't wait to hear his stories. >>> after morning monsoons things have cleared out. could we see more later tonight? let's check back in with caribe for the full forecast. >> today we might be in the wise. that moisture help to keep temperatures down. we over the topping out at 80 -- 96 degrees, 8 degrees cooler than this time of your. we started out nice too 74 degrees lower than the normal of 82. good beneficial rainfall. the totals from across the valley as we sat rain move in overnight and early today seventh avenue and peoria .39 inches, sh the 143 and 202 and in mesa to 10th of an inch. pretty good other. here's a look at the scene right now. nothing developing out there. and if i widening out nothing developing out to the west like yesterday. nothing to the south. the state as a whole overall quiet. the most active area happens to be the northeastern part of the state. storms recently moving through mexico border. we have activity north

. >> they sure >>> globe's brady ellison back from the games with the silver and bronze medals. the glendale born archer join us live on 12 news tomorrow. join us for first at 4:00 to hear about his incredible journey. can't wait to hear that. >>> it is turned back tuesday. all afternoon we have been county down the top four ways sleeping naked can help you look younger and more rejuvenated. >> the number one reason natural night can disrupt melatonin. not only will going nude help you regulate your body temperature it will also regulate the release of certain hormones you really need. make sure you lock the door so the kids don't -- you don't scar them. >> you can't and do that you have the fire alarm doesn't go off. >>> all great reasons i have to say. >> what was your favorite? >> i don't want to get into that right now but i want to get into the weather let me put my script down to grab the clicker. today happen to be below average. 96 the high we came in 8 degrees below the average this 70 for the low this morning. we were below normal there. we did get really good rainfall

let me thank you so much, congressman ellison. you were great. brilliant.applause] so let me quickly introduce our panelists, and then we will start with senator merkley and talk about this vacancy and senate obstructionism. but first, let me introduce u.s. senator jeff merkley of oregon, who is the son of a mill right in the first in his family to attend college. born in the timber town of myrtle creek, oregon, senator merkley has spent his career fighting to increase opportunities for working families. and i should also add, at a time when senate republicans were blocking nominees to some of our critically important circuit courts around the country, it was senator merkley who championed rules reform which broke the blockade and allowed some really great judges to go on the circuit courts. so, what a great man we have got here today. amber pinto. [applause] ambar was born in bolivia, and moved to the united states at the age of 12, and is a passionate activist for undocumented youth. ambar is a cofounder of "dreamers of virginia" a former board member of

u-s archer brady ellison advanced to the quarterfinals in men's individual archery. he outshot fellow american zach garrett 6-4. [stills of simone biles from last night] and simone biles is still basking in the glow of her gold medal performance thursday. she put on a master class in the art of gymnastics. but simone is not resting on her laurels. sot simone biles, us gymnast "i can still improve on vault, beam and floor i had a very like my first vault can still be a little bit better." and it's not easy being green -- they still haven't solved that problem with green algae in the water. it's disrupting the olympic schedule.: sot mario andrada rio olympics spokesman "just this morning, a training session was cancelled because we need to have the water still so we can clean it faster and easier. we reiterate what we've been saying: the water doesn't offer any threat to the health of the athletes." jim ryan, abc news, we'll look at some eye-opening numbers on marijuana.. and what they mean for advocates of medical and recreational use. in today's healthy living.. poli

but one guy trying toake the most of opportunities is geronimo ellison who went undrafted coming out of illinois, making big plays during training camp. heimpressed his quarterback -- r reason rodgers. >> he is doing a great job for us. he offers something different with his size and ability to catch the ball, and to use his body to she would make catches. so it's about opportunities and making the most of your excellence on special teams. a lot of the young guys need to understand that that's how you make the team. they tried to cut him, and then he comes back, and now he's a core special teams player for us and a guy we need on our team. >> there are the green bay packers because we're getting close to kickoff against the oakland raiders, a couple guys he has been -- and running back brandon burks. i'm rod burks for today's tmj4. back to you in the studio. >> thanks much so. the brewers trying to avoid their first ever four game sweep at wrigley. ryan braun back in the lineup after crashing in the wall in yesterday's game. it's a battle of the aces. the brewers dug themselves into

. >> eel eel ellison >> she was waiting at bus stop when a police car pulled up, he grabbed her. police assumed she was prostituting. people are conditioned about how this officer approached w >> exactly. >> for walking around being a black female. >> reporter: this happened at 7th and t yesterday afternoon, as we watched the video with people today, some are disappointed, most say they are not surprised. according to the video, police believed she was a prostitute and you can hear them say that. the person who took this video didn't want to talk but did file a formal complaint with dc police and posted these videos on twiter including an interview with this woman moments after it happened. >> it's harassment, i'm a schoolteacher. >> reporter: a 32 year old with a daughter and denies prostitution. >> reporter: as police investigate what happened here and in, stating this is a small example of a much larger issue. >> racism isn't getting worse, it's getting videotaped. >> police overreacting, being under trained, overly militarized and aggressive. >> it's happening around the corn

oracle bought larry ellison's net suite.fferent, he doesn't run net suite but is the bigger shareholder, all of a sudden larry gets rich again and moves on. we didn't have a segment like this on it. is that because the businesses were more sla? what's the difference? >> i want to say something here because you have two types of promotors, right? elon musk now is far more what larry ellison was perceived to be years ago. and i must say at pacific square research we just did a 25-page red flag report on oracle and the net suite deal we think is literally, you know, try to create the perception of something that may not really be real so to speak. but i think it's an interesting concept about ellison doesn't get the same play that musk does, but it is sort of the same thing. >> wow, i think you and i know some people that might be very short oracle. just throwing it out there. don't say anything. >> all right. herb, phil, thanks. >>> and up next, the latest buy in verizon's big spending spree. we'll talk about that and more on

here in texas analysts are waiting to hear from jc penney's ceo marvin ellison his first analyst meetings ceo. he took over that position officially just over a year ago. we do know that we'll be getting a three-year plan. we anticipate that means some more financial metrics likely towards the end of the presentations today. probably in the 1:00 hour is what we're looking for there. jc penney as we know has had a decent progress record but still a long way to go for what the retailer wants to achieve and we'll talk about it all with ceo marvin ellison when i sit down with him in "power lunch" later at the conclusion of his first analyst meeting. sara, back to you at the new york stock exchange. >> a lot to look forward to after the minutes, the interview, thank you. for more on how investors should be playing retail stocks as we get the earnings joining us now, mike glasser retail analyst at u ubs and jan negativen. good to see you again. mike, thanks for joining us. mike on target you're neutral on the stock. target 73 for the price. why did the turnaround seem to stall this quarter? >>

joining me now is keith ellison who was the first muslim-american elected to congress.ressman, thank you very much. your reaction to what has transpired since we all watched the khans on the stage in philadelphia. >> well, it just goes to show that, you know, america is really full of really good people, you know, the khans, how touching. i mean, i literally had tears rolling down my face when i saw mr. khan and his wife so lovingly talk about their son. and you know, i have like lots of friends like the khans who just every day, you know, they just a sacrifice so much to make this country a better place. and you know, you contrast that with what the republican nominee says, you know, if he would have had his way, they wouldn't be in the country. it's just really, really disturbing. and i guess, you know, i want to say thank you to people like john mccain and even mitch mcconnell and even mike pence who have said that this is over the line. you cannot go in with your criticism and defamation on a gold star family. you can't do it. and the fact that they're muslim does n

ellison, why did they decide to do this? >> reporter: there was a lot of different information that came out in the meeting, and it actually started an hour late, and when they finally got to what is the biggest news in the meeting, 12 members voted to relinquish the grant. the classes will still start next week. >> students who begin school on august 29th, you will have uninterrupted head start services for the entire 2016- '17 school year. we will collaborate with our partners in county government to administer an agreement, and to develop a long-term solution. >> reporter: that was not all we saw. therwa >> there was no say sis for adding the emergency item to the ageneral. >> reporter: and pushback from some members of the board and the chairman. >> whether you consider it an emergency or not, we have a lot of legislation that is spending. >> reporter: five board members called for the vice chair and eubanks to retine tonight. tonight members of the board asked for the same thing. >> i support the demand of the five boar

this was an idea proposed 17 years ago by the ceo larry ellison. lyanne melendez shows us how this school is so different from the rest. >> reporter: the land was donated and the building for the design tech high school will be paid for by oracle. the company knows they will come. it was an idea oracle's ceo larry ellison shared with his staff more than 17 years ago. >> to better prepare students for the workplace of today and tomorrow and again to be the designers of solutions to people's needs and the world's problems. >> reporter: before oracle gets all of the credit, we should clarify that the concept and model of the school already existed. the school had been operating in burlingame since 2013 when it got the attention of the oracle education fund. they knew it had to be part of the new way of teaching, models after stanford's school of design. >> it is not necessarily a product design or a fashion design or interior didesign -- interior design, it is a way to solve a problem. >> reporter: problems like global warming. >> our projects in how

his name is brady ellison. the 27-year-old americw brady has been asked about it many times in his life.. and he says he just doesn't understand why people think he looks like leo./// ((katie boer)) >>> uhhhhhh......yumm y? walmart is now selling frozen deep-fried twinkies! the retail giant started selling the hostess products on thursday at some of its stores. a spokesperson says a nationwide rollout will happen on august 16. the deep-fried twinkies come in two flavors: original golden and chocolate./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> that's all for us live ((denise valdez)) >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. we'll see you back here tomorrow night./// we'll see you back here tomorrow night./// news music for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a m

incidentally, ellison just purchased his very own cottage home to socialite john jacob astor iv. now to john dickerson in washington for a look at what's coming up on "face the nation." >> dickerson: good morning. we'll have some new poll numbers from those crucial battleground states. and then we're going to step back and talk to former administration officials about what makes a good president, at kills should we be looking for in the candidates who want the job? on "sunday morning"... could you really move to canada? l's diffe. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. colgate total for whole mouth health. wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel. h wiluronic acid it plumps skin cells with hydro boost. from neutrogena ? ? roasted hazelnuts ancocoa,ede nutella adds a smile to any morning. nutella - spread the happy! oncet the hospital after l a dvt blood clot. >> we leave you this nday in nearby portsmouth, rhode island, at the green animals topiary captioning made possible by johnso

. >>> a sixth life has been claimed after a crash. 71-year-old he had ellison passed away at stony brook hospital. her husband died sunday night. police are investigating whether speed was a factor in that crash. three members one family and a former aide to governor cuomo, scott martell a. >>> president obama is going to close up look at the state's deadly flooding. the white house says he'll meet with families dealing with the disaster. the president did face criticism for remaining on vacation while thousands of residents remain homeless. but the president was focused on an effective federal response. >>> hillary clinton was on late night tv denying rumors about being ill. >> on the one hand, it's the wacky say crazy things and maybe you can get people to vote for you. oeshd, it makes no sense. >> clinton accepted host jimmy kimmel's challenge to open a jar of pickles. it is not focusing on the important issues. meanwhile, her personal e-mail controversy is growing. congressional republicans sent subpoenas to three high tech companies that handle her she said gop lawmakers are wasting

also in spots like ellison starting to move right towards -- or rather right along i-10 moving towards the northeast and glendale and also spots like grand avenue -- into glendale and also spots like grand avenue. we have a few of the storms in the east valley moving into southet weather as you get ready to head out the door. the storm chances remain through the early morning commute at least so watch for that and we will talk about what storm chances look like later in just a few minutes. >> i am definitely seeing the wet roads in the east valley. this is i-10 at loop 202. you can see some of the showers coming down and some slick roads. also hearing of a crash in the i will let you know how that could impact your morning drive. so far desert drive times are in an area just about seven minutes and valley wide even though we are seeing slick roads and no major slowdowns again i will get you that update. >> you might have a heavy police presence in miranda. don't be alarmed, adot is taking part in an activ shooter drill. it is a drill. they are bringing federal agents for the expert --

. >>> and other ersan athlete brady ellison decided to take home a broad smile and archery. it's the first time an american man has meddled in the individuals in the competition since way back in the sydney olympics in 2000. >> i finally got the individual and it means a lot. >>> nike of the netherlands in his six-to finish, his parents watching from the stands. >> we're so proud. he worked so hard for this. >> i couldn't be more proud. he's one of the best in the world. >>> despite his wing, he says he's not going back home to arizona to rest for the >> i'm going to see if i have a picture's, i michael hunt if not a tournament a couple weeks so no time. >> is not the only arizona our home studios back in phoenix. >>> it was the big buzz around olympic park. many in disbelief at what happened to the us women's soccer team. as the three-time defending gold medalist, it's almost a given that at least make it back to the medal round. >> in their matchup, they ran into a team decided to play defensively and worked in the end. it came down to a shootout with hope solo unable to m