blatantly // my number one priority and responsibility as police chief is to provide security for the entire city." no comment from the 49ers on the police union letter. they did refer back to their previous statement -- recognizing an individual's right to choose whether or not anthem. the team - also announcing this weekend- that kaepernick did make the team this year. another athlete decided to kneel instead of stand during the national anthem. u.s. soccer star megan rapinoe knelt during the anthem-- last night in chicago. she said she empathizes with kaepernick... and feels he has a right to express his beliefs.

that our entire city council stands against that. our entire police department and our entire community stands against that. my first reaction is anger and frustration that this type of crime would occur in a city where i'm raising my children -- where we're raising our children grand children. as i was talking to my family about this and about our emergency plan in case something like this happened, i looked at the concern on my daughter's eyes. it seems when we see a decline in violence in antioch, and we're on the right track, something hike this happens bringing to -- like this happens bringing to our attention our work is to the done yet. i know the police has a video recording. i know the investigation is continuing. we're not here to talk about that, and we definitely will not interfere with any investigation. but i will tell you this, while every city has cream, in antioch, our faith will not be shaken by this incident. i still believe that the greatness of the city of antioch does not lie in our beautiful waterfront or our b

you can see the entire city. it's tuesday, september 6 it's time to go back to work and squat that's a short weeko it's almost friday. my name is nataliea herbert filling in for kristi capel. it's going to get hot again.ti with two more days of hot anda humid andn that will be it's worth a and not only that actual weather pattern but when youua look back historically very hard to get a temperature above 90har it's ony happened three or four times we will transition away from thatpe type of people who are transitioning into it now we start to fall back for all the way through cuyahoga falls in canton and new philly. beginning to see the cold front in the upper midwest as it starts to go over renewing you can see that shift. will start to build and more humidity in the do t points at . approaching 70 later today along the big temperature change of art itself across most of the great lakes. all of that translates into ain hot and humid day today will be very close index pushing 95. we'll check this out in just a few

you can see the entire city. it's tuesday, september 6 it's time to go back to work and squat that's a short weeko it's almost friday. my name is nataliea herbert filling in for kristi capel. it's going to get hot again.ti with two more days of hot anda humid andn that will be it's worth a and not only that actual weather pattern but when youua look back historically very hard to get a temperature above 90har it's ony happened three or four times we will transition away from thatpe type of people who are transitioning into it now we start to fall back for all the way through cuyahoga falls in canton and new philly.

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affecting an entire city. >> . i shouldn't have to pay for ice. and cases of water. >> . they'll continue the fight. and say it will come to an end. >> . we're expecting that we'll continue to have this problem. until first frost. two american women one with ties to the denver area. had been found dead at a resort. off the coast of east africa. they we room last week. both women from minnesota. but ann seen on the right. worked here in denver. there doesn't seem to be any sign of violence. paper said hotel staff helped the women to their room at night. after they had been drinking. >> . some new information tonight. about the driver who hit and killed a colorado state patrol ka cadet. with his car last year. today he learned he had spepb >> . >> a jury today found him guilty. of 14 charge charges. 3 14 charges. 3 count of first degree murder. >> . on a high speed chase. drove through a crash scene. near longmont. and hit and killed the 21 year-old cadet. and injured trooper rushing. >> >> >> a mandatory sentence of life behind bars. without parole. for first degree murder

this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the ci

the i380 bridge is the only bridge open in the entire city. give yourself plenty of time in the morning. east of the city. highway 30 bridge will be open. that's really out of the way for many people. all of these other bridges are bridge. and the i-380 roads the i-380 bridge will stay open. we want to give you some phone numbers if you need in the in the evacuation zone and need 211. if you're from a land line. 211. if you're calling from a cell phone the 319-739-4211. one at st. paul's methodist church. the second shelter at the cedar kcrg tv 9's lauren winfrey is live at the shelter. >> that's right. folk in the cedar rapids area have started to evacuate their homes ahead of flooding. here at the cedar hills community church folks are already here tonight. now the red cross organizers say they a hundreds. they haven't seen many, many residents check in right now. in fact i spo welk a with woman she and her children had to relocate from a shelter downtown because the water was shutoff. she's grieving for her city. it's sad it's happening not

this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the ci

. >> i have said please god bless this entire city, watch over everyone. parishioners bid for the chance to jump with their young helmetless priest. it's actually less stressful. i said question and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: joanne viewed her first leap from an airplane as a leap of faiths. >> giving up control is a big >> reporter: everybody is nervous when they get to the door. different levels of how nervous they are. everybody is nervous when they first jump out. george: the church is calling the jump a success. no word on why he disappointed his mother and me for going without a >> reporter: milwaukee's points lighthouse has a new look tonight. annual fundraiser helps keep the place running. the lighthouse will be open tomorrow night for tourists. >> it's been beautiful. notice the beautiful harvest moon. we are going to have cloud cover. amanda sent in this beautiful moon. we'll not be able to see that tomorrow. that's going to become the full moon. also tomorrow, a lunar eclipse. put up a link on tnj4 to watch it online. right now quiet c

this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the city

this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the city

i-380 bridge will be the only bridge still open in the entire city. give yourself extra time this morning if you must 30b bridge and that is out of the way with in the city. also, quite ao few other streets are closed or will be closing near the cedar river so make sure to be patient and also be aware of that. the 380 ramps in downtown cedar rapids are also closed. the closest that a driver can access the river to enter or exit i-380 will be the 7th street ramps on theo north and east side or wilson avenue ramps on the south and west side and consider that 33rd avenue i-380 bridge, though, will stay open. many people who live along the cedar river will be out of their homes for most of this week. the city asked everyone within the red area to be out of their properties by 8: 00 p.m. last night. police and the national guard are setting up dozens of checkpoints around the zone this morning. forest sounders is tracking the checkpoints too see if they are going up. forest, what do you see? a law enforcementt presence? are they going throughout quiet at th

it seems like a breakdown between police and these folk maybe not the entire city because it is too general. there is a deep-seeded feeling that they are not getting a fair shake. >> there are two ways to look the police departments are starting to understand that they have to have better training. they have to have better recruitment and ongoing sensitivity and cultural training. they have to find a way to work with communities on an ongoing basis. communities have to understand that a connection with the police is ongoing not just when things get bad. you have the reality of where come through one of the worst economic processes in our country's history. quite frankly, this wasn't, i call it is the great abyss because when you lose $10 trillion from your wealth in a country, you don't pop up in 18-24 months and we're going through the process. the frustrations we're seeing today in our cities, in people worried about their families, worried about their future and are reaching out. >> lashing out. >> and lashing out. >> and seeing no prospect for a brighter future. now, we're getting at th

has not quite reached the bridge yet and it's closed down as a be the only bridge open in thei entire city. givee yourself plenty of extra time if you must cross the cedar river. east ofi the city. the u.s. highway 30 bridge will also' be opened but for many people, it's out of the way in many people in cedar rapids and many streets are closed or will be closed close to the river be. be aware of that. the ramps next to seared rapids are also closed right now. they're closed to i-73 and the wilson avenue ramps on the south and west side of the river. consider 33rd avenue if you're trying to access on the west side. of course of course, the i-380 bridge will stay open. many people whoof live along the cedar river will be out of their homes for most of the week. they asked everybody in the red area to be out of their properties by 8: 00 p.m. police and the national guard are setting up dozens of checkpoints around the and have you seen law enforcement presence out there this monday morning? >>reporter: well, chris, i'm standing a little bit to the southeast of the czech village. if youou look

people to he knows any approach will take not just a five person department to complete but our entire city. >> every loss of a life in our mind, we count as a failure. >> another initiative that he has just started is called beyond the ballot. it has 40 different organizations in our area that's already started working together to create after school programs for our students. reporting live downtown, julia fello. >> shannon: also new at 6:0 a death of 5-year-old petersen pled guilty. gore to know will be sentenced in december. he's accused of firing into the house where petersen died. trial for the other two shooting suspects is scheduled to begin next monday. police say that the men targeted the wrong house in a drive-by shooting. >> a federal judge ruled the kenosha school district must allow a transgender student to use the boys bathroom. a student sued in july, claiming the boys restroom was discriminatory. police need your help identifying two men in a pair of separate armed robberies. this man walked into a gas station, it is said, with a rifle this morning, confronted a clerk and d

called into the mark belling show on w-i-s-n radio -- to say his intention wasn't to generalize the entire city. as overtly racist. you know, i regret the fact that i made a gross generalization that affected the entire community because that's not the way i feel." "this has a silver lining in, again, it's created immense awareness and that helps us to the next step of creating solutions." we spoke to one of the bucks co-owners about this issue yesterday.. could have used a better choice of words -- the problems he described are real and that he thinks the bucks can help improve the community. the roadside memorial for sylville smith has been removed. friends and family, as you might imagine, are unhappy about it. fox 6 was there this morning as relatives gathered at the corner of 44th and auer. the police shooting death of sylville smith last month near this intersection sparked two nights of violent protests around sherman park. family and friends have since gathered here. relatives say they now want two things from officials... they removed the bottles, the shirts, the balloons, the stuff we

but what could happen if an entire city, like new york, was hacked? that is the dramatic premise laid out in a recent magazine article. >> reporter: the scenario starts with a single car on the west side highway taken over by hackers. >> if someone hijacked a car what could they do? >> a lot of things. if this suv suddenly slammed on left and hit another car, you could be talking about pretty massive pileup. >> reporter: that pileup brings traffic to a halt. and the hackers get more aggressive. a nearby highway, and on bridges. >> it is possible to hack more than one car at one time. it would be just as easy to make all of the cars slam on the brakes if as if it were just one vehicle. >> reporter: and nearby their systems locked out, too. >> the hackers might have been in their system for months. >> reporter: the coordinated attacks set the stage for this article in new york how did you think about this? >> kill it. >> reporter: last year wires showed how hackers can take control of a jeep through its entertainment system. >> guys, i needs accelerator

the only way he could get through, basically the entire city, the city. you are talking about 7,000,000 or 8,000,000 people. >> there are few pictures of the behind-the-scenes and newsroom decision-making process. in such emergencies, our cameras. outward, not in word. the focus was on terrorist attacks and defensive measures of america, as well as northeast ohio, to rush the proper authorities wherever needed. >> we were trying to get we could do to assist them and bring the story home to northeast ohio. >> everything was happening right in front of your own eyes. you just took your camera and pointed and would shoot. things were happening all around you. >> in my professional career, i cante quite 9/11 with any other day. >> it was a worldwide story that unfolded all around us torrents of emotion that flow through our own bodies. teen years later, it still hits me very hard right here. here in the newsroom, we chronicle the events of a horrible day and at the same time we try to steady our own nerves. >> you can't help but feel emotion. you have to chec

now he's been pulled off the job and the entire city is narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." "they are models of inspiration." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at 5:30. >>> breaking news, we'll bring you this picture of a fire in a junk yard. the first reports from the scene say dozen of cars were burned. this is a salvage yard for auto parts and we do know that at this point, there are no injuries, but again, they'll be over this scene. we'll bring you more information. also tonight at 5:30. a high profile police chief off the job. just a few months ago, the chief was honored at the white investigation there. and the big question is why? >> beth is live trying to track down those answers. >> reporter: that's the question of the day here. especially for the chief who gained national headlines for his work on the op

this house fire forced the evacuation of an entire city block tonight. it started at dinner time, about 7:15. one viewer shared this video showing flames and thick black smoke filling the air. a power pole and gas meter caught on fire. all homes were evacuated. abc7 news was in the neighborhood as the smoke still filled the air nearly two hours after the fire started. look at the scenes. the gas meter complicated things for the firefighters. >> when we have a gas-fed fire we can't put the fire out until the gas stops flowing. we had to call pg&e out to get the gas turned off. they couldn't get their gas guy to turn off the gas until the electricity was secured because the power pole was on fire. >> as i said it was complicated. they shut off electricity to 350 customers so they could turn off the gas and then put out the flames. despite the mayhem no one was hurt and four people are out of their homes tonight. when you see news where you live use the hash tag on social media and you may see your picture here on abc7 news. >>> a tuberculosis scare at an e

public market market "we block off three blocks on broadway in one of historic third ward in the entire city. you couldn't ask for a better festival. the market is sponsoring three different beverage areas where we're selling beer, water and wine and all the proceeds are going back to the wisconsin humane society." the free festival closes at six tonight...but reopens tomorrow at 10 a.m. 3 donald trump african american community for support in detroit. meantime...hillary trying to distance herself from the email scandal. craig boswell with more tonight. (nats singing)donald trump clapped his hands while a choir sang gospel music during his visit to an african americrcvothe black community across america. (sot donald trump) trump)i'm here today to learn so that we can together remedy injustice in any form. its the first time trump has addressed a large black audience since nomination. the pastor wrapped a special shawl around trump. (sot)i've prayed over this. protesters gathered outside with signs saying "no hate in the white house." (nats please sir, don't do that) security set up barricade

sunday in charlotte, north carolina after police released video of a fatal shooting that has the entire city on edge. errol barnett is there. >> reporter: at the bank of america stadium it was football business as usual for the carolina panthers and the minnesota vikings. outside police in riot gear and national guard troops surrounded the stadium. the city declared sunday's game a quote extraordinary event, fearing protestors would disrupt >> what do we want. >> the chants were mostly upbeat, a stark change from previous days. demonstrators angered by the shooting death of 43 year old on tuesday have taken to the street every night since pressuring the the police department to release footage of the incident. on saturday t did. >> the police chief says officers ordered scott out of his vehicle when they saw him with marijuana and a fire arm. seen exiting his vehicle and slowly backing away. officers surrounding him shout drop the weapon. then gunshots. body camera footage shows another angle that has no audio until officers are standing over the dying man. it is not clear if scott was holdi

this house fire forced the evacuation of an entire city block tonight.ted at dinner time, about 7:15. one viewer shared this video showing flames and thick black smoke filling the air. a power pole and gas meter caught on fire. all homes were evacuated. abc7 news was in the neighborhood as the smoke still filled the air nearly two hours after the fire started. look at the scenes. the gas meter complicated things for the firefighters. >> when we have a gas-fed fire we can't put the fire out until the gas stops flowing. we had to call pg&e out to get the gas turned off. they couldn't get their gas guy to turn off the gas until the electricity was secured because the power pole was on fire. >> as i said it was complicated. they shut off electricity to 350 customers so they could turn off the gas and then put out the flames. despite the mayhem no one was hurt and four people are out of their homes tonight. when you see news where you live use the hash tag on social media and you may see your picture here on abc7 news. >>> a tuberculosis scare at an east bay

one man's concern may help an entire city, part of our "bay area proud" series. >>> plenty of blue sky across the area at lafayette. a different story at the coast and ocean beach. we're tracking your widespread forecast, temperatures from the 50s to the 90s, in just a few minutes. midnight -- they fired him. today -- now they're expini why. >>> last night, right before midnight, they fired him. today, they're explaining why. an east bay school district is spelling out its reasons for terminating its controversial superintendent. nbc bay area's christie smith is in hayward. christie, this is a big decision that intact a lmpacts a lot of . >> reporter: that's right, we had a couple of board members explaining this investigation by an outside investigator, calling stan dobbs someone with an explosive temper, saying he showed a bullying behavior, saying he was dishonest. through all of this, he has his supporters. some of them showed up today. even one board member who didn't vote last night because she said she didn't even expect the vote to take place. some parents could be heard outsid

.>>> a curfew was going into effect right now for the entire city of charlotte. it begins at midnight eastern and remains in effect until 6 am. unlike last night at this time, the city says there have been no officer or civilian injuries. national guard is patrolling one after a person died. 44 people were arrested in business and venues in the heart of charlotte were damaged and looted. protests are in response to a deadly police shooting on police say keith scott had a gun and refused to drop it. witnesses say he had a book not a weapon. family members somebody of the encounter today.>> he never appears to be aggressive. it seems like he is a tad confused. i don't know if he is getting yelled out from too many directions. his hands are down. there does appear to be an object in his hand but you can't make out what it is. at the moment he is shot, he is stepping backwards. >> even though it does not show what is in scott's hands in a particular video, some family members wanted to be members are also calling on people to protest peacefully. >>> betty shelby, the

. >> reporter: entire city put flags at half staff, wilmington fire chief anthony good says the entire department, their families and their community are in mourning. >> prayers. this is a very tragic day for the wilmington fire department to lose two individual, two of our brothers. >> reporter: vice-president joe biden with among the many elect officials that came by yesterday, to help, comfort these entire department, and the families of these two fire fight hours lost their lives. in word yet on the cause of the fire as federal and local investigators, continue to determine what cause that had fire. live from wilmington, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. >>> police in the state of washington arrested a suspect this friday's mall shooting that killed five people. authorities took the suspect in custody in his home without incident. brooks silva-braga has the story. >> reporter: police captured suspect in friday night's mass shooting at a washington state mall. investigators say apprehended 20 year-old arjon setsin early saturday eveni

. >> reporter: the entire city put flags at half have staff, will mink ton fire chief anthony good says that the entire department, their families, and communities, are in mourning. >> prayers. this is very tragic, a tragic day for the will mink ton fire department to lose two individuals, two of our brothers. >> reporter: vice-president joe biden were among many that contact i am to offer comfort to the grieving fire department and families of the fallen fire fighters. no word yet on the cause of the fire, and federal and local officials, continue to investigate. live from wilmington, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. >>> in the state of washington police arrested suspect in friday's shooting that killed five people. the authorities took the suspect in custody near his home without incident. brooks silva-braga has the story. >> reporter: police captured the suspect in friday night's mass shooting at a washington state mall. investigators say they apprehended arjon, early sat the day evening in oak harbor about 30 miles from the scene. >>

here is what is going on with the temperatures. 55-56 across the entire city. we have 52 in santa clara. a cool spot the because of lack of clouds. 59 at walnut creek and richmond and healdsburg at 52. in san jose, the hourly planner is 2358 under clear sky at 6:00. if you are headed identity at lunch grab the sunglasses and enjoy 72 degrees. whole hand out in the mid-to-upper 70s through the afternoon and low 70s as you head through the evening. it will be breezy and choppy on the bay and i will show you the fastest breezes next. some dew walking the dog and if you are going to the beaches it will be cool, but you will spree some sunshine. temperatures are going to bump up today, drop down tomorrow, and drizzle is possible in the morning and a slight rebound for sunday. i will show you the rest of the holiday forecast coming up next. >> the roads this only we do not have major issues to talk about. so far we are seeing light volume. we will have a light morning commute. but as you get in the afternoon, it is get away friday for the long holiday weekend and it

lot of great things are happening in our school system that we want to show the support of the entire city and the the problems with led in water and the schools saying the district continues to work to get clean water in every single school. police are asking for your help, identifying this man caught on camera waving what appears to be a knife at a clerk and customer, at the 7 day convenience store. if you recognize him, you're asked to call police. >> 6 people recovering after a carbon dioxide like in watertown a malfunctioning furnace in the laundry room caused the leak in an apartment building. 3 adults, 3 the rest of the building was evacuated. >> i smelled the smell. and thought it was wrong so i found it in the basement. it was the furnace, called the property manager. >> fire officials say the leak has been contained. no word on the condition of the victims. >> anchor: more news, an elderly man out watering his lawn shot. the terrifying attack is all caught onson. now police are wondering why this map was targeted right >> reporter: on the south side of chicago, more bullet casing

you're gonna feel it one way or seconds at the mic-- nearly all of them threatening to vote out the entire city council... calling on mayor jennifer roberts to step down... and police chief kerr putney to resign. your time is up! - cheers- bodycam and dashcam videos released after days of protests-- some violent-- show officers yelling at scott to "drop the gun"... then firing as scott is seen walking backwards... still leaving questions as to whether he was holding a gun officers say they found at the scene...that now say scott bought from a man who stole it during a breaking and entering. some in the crowd-- 19 26 02 hands down! shoot back! now accusing 'police' of shooting and killing protester justin carr during a clash with officers last week... charlotte lice have already charged a man in his death. some here-- bringing their children to show why they plan to keep protesting... my son he has a life threatening disease right now and it's called cops killing black people. -cheers- that black people don't go extinct. latest on naacp demands- live in charlotte. andrea blanford. abc11 eyewitne

. >> entire city is in pain, the entire fire department. don't know, just work with us stay with us and pray for us. >> it's really sad because they had family, they had kids, you know. they're not going to have their parents no more. so sad. >> reporter: those two firefighters remain in stable but critical condition at crozer-chester medical center. two other firefighters were he treated and released from christiana hospital n wilmington, i'm trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> also tonight, charlotte police have now released video he of their deadly encounter with an african-american man that's triggered days of violent protests in the city. hundreds again tonight are again marching through the streets of charlotte to protest the shooting. the demonstration is peaceful. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig tells us the video released by police is now raising more questions. >> reporter: dashcam video shows charlotte police officers surrounding a car yelling drop the gun. you also herey a woman saying he doesn't have a gun. scott eventual

the entire city is hurting significantly. i know i am. >> two firefighters were treated and released from the hospital earlier today. two more remain in critical condition in the burn unit at kroezer chester medical center. andrea cline thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> already the wilmington community is trying to help families through this very difficult time with a prayer service this afternoon. nbc 10's drew smith continues our live team coverage. >> there was a lot of sadness here tonight. but also a big support system. this was the school where the lieutenant graduated from. his son attends here now. and during a ceremony here today, it was clear both firefighters died doing a job they loved. the flags slowly fell to half staff outside saleseanum high school? >> we gather to mourn the loss two of fallen heroes who gave their lives so that others may be saved. >> the school's president knew lieutenant christopher leach when we were students here in the early '90s, it was obvious leach wanted to be a firefighter and that passion w

.>>> a curfew was going into effect right now for the entire city of charlotte. it begins at midnight eastern and remains in effect until 6 am. unlike last night at this time, the city says there have been no officer or civilian injuries. national guard is patrolling one after a person died. 44 people were arrested in business and venues in the heart of charlotte were damaged and looted. protests are in response to a deadly police shooting on tuesday. police say keith scott had a gun and refused to drop it. witnesses say he had a book not a weapon. family members somebody of the encounter today.>> he never appears to be aggressive. it seems like he is a tad confused. i don't know if he is getting yelled out from too many directions. th object in his hand but you can't make out what it is. at the moment he is shot, he is stepping backwards. >> even though it does not show what is in scott's hands in a particular video, some family members wanted to be released to the public work emily members are also calling on people to protest peacefully. >>> betty shelby, the

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