if convicted of perjury, encinia could face one year in jail and $4,000 fine. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> a dash cam recording captures a florida woman's final minutes after police forcibly removed her from a hospital. the audio and video records barbara dawson in distress last month as an officer takes her from the hospital to a police cruiser and she collapses about two feet from the car. nearly 18 minutes go by before she was pronounced dead an hour later. her family is now suing the police and the hospital. >>> vice president joe biden says he regrets not running for president every day. biden announced last october that he wouldn't run because he ran out of time while his family mourned the death of his son beau. biden told a connecticut tv station that it was the right decision for his family, at the time. >>> senator ted cruz responded to donald trump's claim concerning cruz's eligibility to be president. cruz was born in canada to an american mother. most legal experts agree that makes cruz a natural born citizen as required by the constitut

the texas department of public safety also announced it will fire encinia. a nearly 20-hour standoff with police outside of atlanta turned deadly tonight after authorities say a man shot his 2- year-old son, then turned the gun on himself. it started around 10 last night when the man's wife called to report he was threatening to shoot everyone in the home--then take his own life. authorities say a teenage son inside the home was able to escape...but the mother and 2-year-old child were held hostage. the gunman and the child later died at the hospital. today california has been hit with rain...wind...and snow. roads have been closed and buildings damaged while forecasters warn this isn't the last of the severe weather. in southern california heavy rain turned freeways into waterways. cars and trucks navigated the high water on i-5, one of the busiest routes on the west coast. more than 19 million californians face the threat of severe weather. near san diego, a woman had to be rescued from her car.........while one man traveled by paddle board. 9-1-1 has been

encinia, who has been on desk duty, was fired yesterday. bland's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. the white house says the u.s. government's early analysis of underground activity in north korea "is not consistent" with that country's claim of having conducted a successful hydrogen bomb test. this animation shows what an underground nuclear test may look like. the white house also says nothing has happened to change the u.s. government's assessment of north korea's technical or military capabilities. international monitors are trying to determine whether it actually was a hydrogen bomb. eye on washington keeping an eye on washington.. for the first time, both houses of congress have approved legislation that would repeal obamacare. it was one in a long line of more than 60-votes to try and roll back all or president's desk.. though obama has promised he'll veto any bill that dismantles his health care law. after months of dangerous drought conditions in california... mother nature has turned the tables. a record-tying el nio is sl

she said she had epilepsy, to which trooper encinia replies, "good."the perjury charge against the thater is a misdemeanor carries up to $4000 fine and jail time. following the grand jury announcement, protesters condemned the grand jury for indicting encinia for perjury, and not the more serious charges of assault. >> to give them a slap on the list and give him a perjury is not a surprise to us, but it is also a hurt in a slap in the face of sandra bland's family. amy: last month, a grand jury declined to indict jailhouse officers in bland's death. her family has filed a wrongful death suit. to see our interview with them, go to democracynow.org. in china, trading was halted for the day for the second time this week after stocks plunged 7% in less than a half an hour. it was china's shortest trading day in 25 years. this comes as oil prices plunged to the lowest levels in more than a decade. a new report by the world bank warns that the global economy risks facing a "perfect storm" in 2016, renewing fears about a new global financial crisis. in libya

officials say the process has started to fire encinia from* the texas state patrol.his perjury charge i ia misdsdeanor. this saturday could see the largest jack-pot in any lottery game in u.s. history. history.lottery officials say nobody won last night's more than 500-million dollar power-ball prize.ininal estimates today have the rising to about 675-million dollars. the u.s. government says to cut back on the sugar. sugar.the new dietary guidelines for americans recommends limiting the added sugars in our diet to no more than 10-percent of daily calories.that's about 12 teaspoons of sugar a day. according to the new report, americans on average get about 13-percent ofdaily calories from added sugars, while teens get about t -pepeent. the natural sugar in foods such as raisins or milk are not considered added sugars. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - with more turmoioion wall street, we're fining out what we can do during the it's time for to your finances. every week our frieies from tryon investments join us to answer your questions on money. today we are talking about managing

former state trooper brian encinia could face up to one year in jail.. and a four - thousand dollar fine. tonight...french security man ... killed after showing up a police station ...wearing fake explosives. according to french officials...ali sallah...threatened french police officers with a knife. officials say the 20- year-old morrocan man's fingerprints show that he was arrested back in 1995 for a minor robbery. tonight.... a north carolina man is recovering and a another man facing charges... after an argument ...ended in a stabbing. polk county deputies arrested this man... kenneth dale greene last week. he's charged with assault with a deadly weapon...with the intent to kill. investigators say he and john mcswain were sitting in a car together.. and got into an argument...when he pulled out a knife and stabbed mcswain in the neck. mcswain was treated and released. tonight... greene is out bond. president obama continues to call for stricter gun regulations... but the result so far... has been a spike in sales. retailers say firearms have been fly

encinia was later released on a 25- hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year thousand dollar fine. wildfires blazing out of control in western australia state have destroyed around 95 homes in a single town and continue to threaten other communities. fire and emergency services officials said three people were unaccounted for and four firefighters had sustained minor injuries in battling the fires that had scorched 125- thousand acres of woods and farmland. hundreds of people left their homes for evacuation centers while 150 fire trucks fire. time for a look at weather... here's what you need to know... today bill clinton will be in seattle for but on thursday while in iowa he got an unexpected call. former president bill clinton was speaking about his clinton - at an event in dubuque. that's when his phone rang, and he says it was hillary. there are other issues that keep americans up at night and. my phone's ringing. i'll have to call hillary back and explain why i couldn't take it ." after a few laughs, clinton continue

the charge alleges encinia lied about how he removed bland from her vehicle during the traffic stop. that same jury decided last month not to charge anyone in connection with bland's death. her death was ruled a suicide, which is disputed by bland's family and activists. bland's family has filed a an alabama supreme court justice has ordered probate judges to stop issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. this, months after the u-s supreme court issued a landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. alabama judge roy moore contends that a recent ruling by the u-s court of appeals upholds alabama's state ban on gay marriage. he says it's now up to the state supreme court to decide if same-sex marriage should be legal in alabama. the effect of moore's order is unclear. gay marriage activists quickly rebuked it, arguing moore does not have the authority to override higher courts. a series of high profile foodborne illness outbreaks at the chipotle restaurant chain has meant a slew of lawsuits and a 43 percent drop in its stock price in less than three months— a

was arrested and died in her jail cell three days later.her family mamantains encinia used excessive force and bland would never kill herself. because of the indictment, public safety reps say encinia is in the process of being let go.he faces a fine ananup to a year in jail. 3 president obama is expected to veto a bill lawmakers approved on wednesday. wednesday.the house voted to repeal key provisions of the affordable care act along with cutting the national deficit. the bill passed the senate last month.this is the first time in five years any repeal desk.house spspker paul ryan says the president's plan to veto shows the need for a republican president.that comment has critics saying the vote was politically motivated. 3 3 you might want to consider putting your *healthy* eating habits on hold for the next 11 days... so you can eat at some of the most talked about restaurants in the upstate-- for a great deal! deal!today marks the start of restaurant week. week.fox carolina's ashley minelli is live at carolina ale house ... and this is one of the restaurants offering deals. 3 mos

three days after she was arrested by trooper brian encinia during a traffic stop. encinia was indicted on misdemeanor decided last month not to indict jail workers on criminal charges. prosecutors in los angeles have declined to charge bill cosby with sexually abusing two teenagers in 19-65 and 2008. the district attorney determined that the statute of limitations applied to the older case... and that there was a lack of evidence for the 2008 accusation. in that incident an 18-year old claimed she awoke naked after cosby gave her a drink at the playboy mansion. in the 19-65 matter a girl who was then 17-year old alleged that cosby gave her alcohol at a jazz club then took her to a home and forced her to have sex. cosby has been accused of sexual assaults by dozens he has acknowledged marital infidelities but cosby has repeatedly denied misconduct. after many failed attempts, congress is sending legislation to president obama's desk repealing his signature health care law. house passed legislation that would dismantle obamacare and cut funding to planned parenthood.

bland hanged herself last july in the jail three days after encinia arrested her.>>> a polk county mom and dad sitting in jail tonight charged with abusing their unruly daughter. deputy saying yolanda ashley and steven sanchez got frustrated because their 10- year-old would not follow rules at their workplace. investigators say they got a the girl with duct tape over together. shocked with a mini taser.>>> a vicious attack caught on camera. what police are telling us about a break in the case.>>> walgreens pulling oranges off the shelves. what to look for in a nationwide recall.>>> the hardest part of a diet can be cooking nutritious meals from scratch. we will show you how to eat healthy without making it into the kitchen.>>> we will go back live to the state prison in rayford, coverage of the execution of ray bolin. we will be right back after >>> we go back to breaking news. oscar ray bolin executed at the florida state prison at 10:16 this evening. carson chambers was selected to witness the execution. she joins us live with the latest.>> reporter: only a really not a good adjectiv

encinia was later released on a 25-hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and a 4-thousand dollar fine. a philadelphia police officer is lucky to be alive after he was shot multiple times in a shootout with a suspect late thursday. police say the shooting happened just before midnight. 33-year-old officer jesse hartnett was driving through a west philadelphia intersection when the suspect opened fire. hartnett was shot 3 times in his left arm and suffered but is expected to survive. the suspect fired at least 13 times, emptying the 9 millimeter handgun he was shooting. officer hartnett was able to return fire and hit the suspect who then ran away. the suspect, a 30 year old man, was shot at least 3 times and was apprehended a short distance away. hartnett was taken into surgery early friday and is expected to make a full recovery. there is still no word on the condition of the suspect or a motive for the shooting. sheriff's departments from thurston and woodbury counties are searching for an 82-year old man wh

brian encinia arrested sandra bland last summer. he was fired yesterday, after charges he lied about the confrontation. encinia claimed bland was combative and uncooperative but a grand jury says dashcam video proves otherwise. bland died three days later in her jail cell, her death, ruled a suicide. randy: a very close call for a maine firefighter. he nearly fell through the roof of a burning home in gardiner. you can see a flash of fire as his foot goes through the ceiling. a fellow firefighter was able to grab him, and hold on until more help arrived. the firefighter incredibly was not hurt. a bizarre site in nantucket. police help push a mother and baby dolphin back into the water after they had washed partially ashore. the two dolphins had gotten stuck in the harbor by washington street yesterday. environmental police were on safety. emily: a new project goes up in chicago. this is an igloo. a man who lives in a high-rise across the street decided to have some fun with ice sheets along the sidewalk. the cold weather helping it

in july, trooper brian encinia illegal lane changed. he pulled her from the car and threatened her with a taser. he claimed she swung at him and kicked him. well she was charged with assault and hanged herself in jail three days later. if convicted, brian encinia could face a year in jail. >> now, we have a special investigation of what has become a plague in our country. about 2 million americans are hooked on prescription painkillers. and in 2012, 259 million prescriptions were written. that's one bottle for every american adult. how could that be? jim axelrod and producer ashley velly found out in west virginia, a state that is attempting a drastic solution. allowing addicts to sue the doctors who got them hooked. >> reporter: you spent $1,000 a week? >> yes. duncan's life changed when a coal mining accident left him with a crushed sternum and broken ribs. >> if i didn't have pain pills, i wouldn't go to work. bottom line. >> reporter: changed your life? >> changed everything. >> reporter: duncan developed an addict tugs pain kil add

encinia was indicted on misdemeanor perjury charges. the grand jury decided last month not to indict jail workers on criminal charges. a friend of san bernardino shooter syed farook has pleaded not guilty to all five charges agaginst him. enrique e rquez was arraigned in a california court wednesday...on charges including providing material support to terrorists and making false statements. although he did not take part in the december terrorist attack, marquez has been accused of buying two of the assault a trial date for marquez has been set for sometime in february. the armed standoff of a wildlife refuge in one oregon town has so far shown no signs of ending. residents in harney county gathered last night for a meeting to discuss the ongoing occupation. the group holding up the property is protesting federal control of land in oregon. the occupation has unsettled much of the community, closing schools for one week. one alabama supreme court justice has directed probate judges in the state to uphold the state's constitutional ban on

encinia is the trooper who first stopped bland. the jury has already decided not to indict the county sheriff s officer or the jailers. the international community is vowing to punish north korea with additional sanctions following claims the country successfully conducted a hydrogen bomb test. u-s officials as well as other nuclear experts remain skeptical saying a blast of that type would have produced a far more powerful outcome. north korea s fourth test. macys is closing dozens of stores including three right here in hampton roads how is your new years resolution going?---one norfolk girl is taking action to help girls on thursday, most of us will see highs in the mid 50s under partly sunny skies. while a stray shower is possible, it will be the exception and not the rule. by friday, a lot of us will have highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s under mostly cloudy skies. a couple of isolated showers are possible. this weekend, high temperatures will climb into the mid 60s. rain chances will be going up late saturday through sunda

officials say encinia will no longer be a trooper... the process to fire him has been started. his perjury charge is a misdemeanor. the intelligence community is refuting claims from north korea that it set off a hydrogen bomb. a hydrogen bomb is a thousand times more on hiroshima and nagasaki. it has never been used in war. still the north korean government was celebretory on the eve of north korean leader kim jung un's birthday. launched "nuclear sniffer" and surveilance planes, to help tested. in washington d-c, the house of represenatives are expected to vote next week to impose new sanctions on north korea. stock markets was stopped in the middle of their day today. trading was suspended for 15 minutes after the c-s-i 300 fell five percent. once trading resumed, the slide continued and within just a few seconds the index was down 7 percent, meaning trading was called off for the day. this is the second time in four days that the new circuit breakers have been used. they were brought into effect at the start of the year in a bid to seen in the chinese stock markets last sum

encinia was later released on a 25- hundred dollar bond. if convicted, he faces up to one year in prison and a 4- thousand dollar fine. planned parenthood is endorsing democratic candidate hillary clinton for president. the group says it'll make it official in new hampshire this sunday. it will be the first time presidential primaries. the move is likely to open clinton up to criticism from republican candidates. many of them have promised to cut the group's funding if elected. but clinton said she'll make sure that doesn't happen if she wins. many say jimmy fallon could be hosting his own presidential primary. 'the tonight show' host will have both clinton on his show during the same week he's hosting republican frontrunner donald trump. clinton and trump exchanged some harsh words recently. clinton even n ld one voter in iowa that her new year's resolution is to not respond to trump. they're scheduled to be on the show next week. new york will now allow its citizens to use medical marijuana. the empire state kicked off its medical mijuana

brian encinia faces perjury charges and the loss of his job. he's accused of lying about how he removed sandra bland from her car. bland was found dead three days later in her jail cell. bland's sister said encinia's indictment is good, but not good enough. >>> how many thieves does it take to ststeal a sa? for these smash and grabbers five is not enough caught on camera seen here backing what turned out to be a stolen white pickup truck into the store of a texaco station in dallas. once inside all they could manage was to trash the place and then they ran away empty-handed. >>> very close call for a firefighter battling a house fire in southern maine. he was on the r ridge pol of a three-story victorian when the roofingenea him gave way nearly engulfing him. amazingly he scrambled to safety without even a scratch with a lot of help from his ewmates who guided him on to the laer and away from danger. >>> a much different story here for this family in quebec city. a raging fire broke out on the fourth floor of their apartment building. flames we

a texas grand jury indicted trooper brian encinia yesterday. he arrested 28-year old sandra bland during a traffic stop last year. three days later -she died in her cell. authorities said bland used a plastic bag as a noose to hang herself in her cell, but many questioned the circumstances of her death. if convicted, encinia will face up to a year in jail and up to a 4-thousand dollar fine. new information just in about two people found dead in hampton. police are now calling this a murder-suicide. 10 on your side went to the house on charolais run where police say 65 year old richard garrity shot himself after killing 55 year old barbara caton. we're told the two knew the discovery yesterday after they were called to do a welfare check. norfolk police have identified the man who died in shooting that left another man injured. 27-year-old christopher allen was found inside a home on waverly way monday night. he died at the hospital. while detectives investigated the scene --- a 26 year-old man arrived at depaul hospital with several gunshot wou

if convicted, encinia could face a year in jail. now, we have a special investigation of what has become a plague in our country. about two million americans are hooked on prescription painkillers, and in 2012, 259 million prescriptions were written. that's one bottle for every american adult. how could that be? jim axelrod and producer ashley velly found out in west virginia, a state that's attempting a drastic solution: allowing addicts to sue the doctors who got them hooked. >> so, you spent $1,000 a week? >> right. >> reporter: 17 years ago willis duncan's life changed forever, when a coal mining accident left him with a crushed sternum and broken ribs. >> if i didn't have ten pain pills, i wouldn't go to work. bottom line. >> it changed everything. >> reporter: duncan developed a lifelong addiction to painkillers, when his doctor's only treatment was a never- ending supply of pills. >> the only time you went in to see a doctor was to get your pills raised. >> reporter: hang on a second. you go in to get looked at, but the exami

terror attacks in san bernardino were set up using facebook messenger and 3 texas trooper "brian encinia" is out on bond this morning after a turning himself into texas rangers thursday. thursday.encinia is the officer who arrested sandra bland last year during a traffic stop.her body was found three days later in her jail cell after investigators say she hung herself.encinia was charged with perjury on wednesday then surrendered the next day.bland's family says the charge is not enough and he should face stiffer penalties.the texas department of public safety says they're in the process of firing encinia. 3 tiger fans-- there's one last shot for you to wave your team on to victory today. today.the tigers are taking off from memorial stadium... but before they fly off to arizona-- there's one last party in the west zone. zone.ashley minelli is live there this morning.. with details on the big send off. 3 buses expected to take off from the west zone around 3 3 - we've seen fans gather here all season long- this afternoon: pep band and spirit squads will join them one more time... for a f

encinia faces up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine if convicted. >>> let's go to flint, michigan. it's in a state of emergency and under federal investigation after high levels of lead were found in the water supply. a newly obtained e-mail from last year, written by the governor's then chief of staff suggests that the residents complaining about the taste and smell in the water were being, quote, blown off by state officials. in 2014, flint switched its water source from detroit to the flint river, which is high in salt content and caused the corrosion of the pipes, and the release of lead into the city's water supply. a pediatrician then discovered that lead levels in children had doubled, or even tripled since the city swriched its water source. she says that just in a few years children could face cognition, and behavioral, problems. the u.s. attorney's office is investigating the contamination. >>> now still ahead on "way too early," china stocks crash and u.s. stocks appear to be headed down for another day. we'll bring you the speed -- bring you up to speed on the markets p

officials say encinia will no longer be a started. his perjury charge is a misdemeanor. macy's is starting out 20-16 by handing out thousands of pink slips. the department store chain says it plans to eliminate 4,500 positions as it restructures following a disappointing holiday season. in all 36 stores will be closing... as well as one of four credit and customer service centers. the chain plans to invest more in online and mobile shopping which appear to be a bright spot for the business... increasing about 25 percent over last year during the november and december holiday shopping season. macy's stores here will remain open owners of drones have registered more than 180-thousand of them in the last two weeks. that's according the f- a-a... who made drone- registration mandatory 21-th. but some consumer organizations estimate more than 400-thousand drones were sold this holiday season alone. drone-registration but the money is refundable for the people who register by january 20-th. the agency also launched a new app this week that tells consumers where they can and ca

encinia, who has been on desk duty, was fired yesterday. bland's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. eye on washington keeping an eye on washington.. for the first time, both houses of congress have approved legislation that it was one in a long line of more than 60-votes to try and roll back all or some of the law. it now goes to the president's desk.. though obama has promised he'll veto any bill that dismantles his health care law. after months of dangerous drought conditions in california... mother nature has turned the tables. a record-tying el nio is slamming the golden state with heavy rain. drivers struggled as storms hit at the height of rush hour.. causing car crashes, toppling trees and flooding streets. many people.. surprised by the amount of damaged caused by the severe weather. "i see all this glass and immediately i'm like where's my son where's my daughter where are my kids and my son comes walking out from the backyard and he's like mom you're not gonna believe this and i went back there and the backyard there's jus

brian encinia turned himself in to texas rangers yesterday. a grand jury indicted encinia on wednesday charging him with perjury. they say he lied about what led to his confrontation with sandra bland following a traffic stop last year. developing news out of philadelphia - where an alive. he was shot multiple times in a shootout with a suspect just before midnight yesterday. 33-year-old officer jesse hartnett was driving through a west philadelphia intersection when the suspect started shooting. hartnett was shot 3 times in his left arm and suffered a broken arm and nerve damage, but he's expected to survive. the suspect fired at least 13 times, emptying the 9 millimeter handgun he was shooting. officer hartnett shot back, hitting the suspect who then ran away. the suspect, a 30 year old man, was shot at least 3 times and was apprehended a short distance away. (s/commissioner richard ross/philadelphia police1:15-1:25) "this is absolutely one of the scariest things i've ever seen. i mean this guy tried to execute the police officer. the police