>> reporter: pledging a fraternity a rite of passage. the new movie "goat" starring nick jonas chronicles the psychological and physical toll hazing can take on some young pledges. >> what do you think the movie says about masculinity? >> this film in particular shows the dark side of when you leave 20, 20-something, young men with no real consequences for their actions. >> reporter: jonas standard as a fraternity who encourages brother brad to pledge. >> i wouldn't do this myself, they just do this to weed out the weak ones. >> reporter: there can be benefits to the fraternity of brotherhood. i think when it becomes a pack mentality and when there aren't consequences the lines can start to get blurred. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the night's main event! >> reporter: in hollywood, greek life is usually comic. think "old school." this? >> just ring the [ bleep ] bell, you pansy. >> reporter: "animal house." ? >> reporter: "neighbors." >> oh, yeah, magic mushrooms! >> this is the first film that is set against the backdrop of a fra

a new movie paints a graphic of control, fraternity hazing. my "nightline" coanchor juju chang sits down with the star, nick jonas. >> hello? >> get your ugly ass to the house in 11 minutes or your dead. >> reporter: they call it hell week for a reason. >> welcome to hell week, goat sclams. >> sir, yes, sir! >> reporter: a secret ritual first tee picketed on camera. >> who was the president? >> george washington, sir! >> wrong, >> reporter: pledging a fraternity a rite of passage. the new movie "goat" starring nick jonas chronicles the psychological and physical toll hazing can take on some young pledges. >> what do you think the movie says about masculinity? >> this film in particular shows the dark side of when you leave 20, 20-something, young men with no real consequences for their actions. >> reporter: jonas standard as brett land, a popular member of brother brad to pledge. >> i wouldn't do this myself, they just do this to weed out the weak ones. >> reporter: there can be benefits to the fraternity of brotherhood. i think when it become

and i told him, i was like listen, before you even think about joining a fraternity, you should watch something we both hope comes from this, that it becomes a staple, this is the worst-case scenario of hazing culture as a wol. because fraternities, they are probably a lot of great things about it you know, we were both theater nerds so we didn't really have the traditional college experience. but if we had, i think it would have been nice to watch this movie and say i know what to avoid. >> trevor: there are people out there who go yeah, but guys, calm down. boys will be boys, men will be men, it's just a fra tinter. so what you run around naked, you tbrab your dick, you do a little thing that is what a fraternity is all about. >> like drama school. >> trevor: trying to take the fun out much school. is that the idea, what you are trying to do? >> the film is not an indictment of fraternities by any means it say drammityization of a true story about a guy's memoir, and his experience. and so it's interesting, we were chatting earlier about how it is kind of the only film we can think

place in our fraternity." ((wx toss)) wrapped itself around our upper level low, will be surging back to the south today. partly cloudy skies are still expected throughout the morning and afternoon along with a small chance for rain. 15-20% chances are topping today's rain potential with high temperatures between 86 and 91 degrees. by friday, rain chances hold at 15% within the morning and dry degrees. as we move into the weekend increasing. low pressure from the pacific northwest will drop into central nevada. this will carry in cooler air from the north and shoot it down into the valley. saturday we will still hold in the upper 80s and low 90s but by sunday, mid 80s will be arrive and allow the valley to only reach the upper 70s and lower 80s. winds continue for the day but slack off as we move into tuesday and wednesday. sunny skies will be common saturday clear into next week with highs in the lower 80s after monday. supporting donald trump. trump is no anomaly. he is the monster the republicans built. he

place in our fraternity." a private funeral service was fans had a chance to say goodbye to fernandez yesterday during a viewing at st. brendan's church in miami. the star pitcher and two others were killed early sunday morning when his boat crashed into a rock jetty. authorities are now reviewing surveillance video from a bar the men spent some time before the accident. the israeli government says it's sending more than 7-thousand police officers to the funeral service tomorrow for former prime minister shimon peres. former u-s r clinton will be among the dignitaries attending. clinton was in office in 1993 when peres helped negotiate a historic interim peace agreement with the palestinians. president obama is also scheduled to attend the funeral.. and with so many world leaders on hand.. israel says security will be a top priority. micky rosenfeld, israeli police spokesman:we are taking no chances whatsoever in terms of security, taking into consideration the important delegations and overseas representative

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the fraternity had no comment. this now leaves four fraternities under suspension at the school with five others on probation. >> most of us are just trying to have, like, a good time and, like, get to know the community and stuff like that. we are trying to contribute, but it's just a few individuals are making bad choices and it's all public colleges to keep a web site listing fraternity and sorority violations. that's where you can see all of the violations at usc. the act was named after a clemson fraternity member who died in 2014. >>> tropical storm julia continues to be a problem for much of south carolina and georgia. the slow-moving system weakened then strengthened again overnight. the storm dumped record rain in parts of florida and georgia so it keeps toggling, alyssa storm, tropical depression. what's the latest? >> well, the latest, it is a tropical storm, and it's way off the coast of south carolina, not really bringing any rain to the coastal areas. so it's 70 degrees right now. here is a live pictu

. >> the defendant sends an e-mail to his fraternity brothers called "show time." >> or was the truth completely different? >> one of the things that was always a question was was charlie covering up for someone else? a trial where nothing went by the book. >> three of the jurors were crying really hard. >> they were turning around in their seats getting emotional. they see what's coming. >> he was becoming unhinged. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. it seemed like charlie tan had the whole world ahead of him and then charlie's father was killed and everything changed. police were being told one story and then the evidence was telling them another. there were also three 911 calls. did one of them hold the clue that would unlock what really happened on that wintry night? here's "house of secrets." ♪ >> cayuga lake in ithaca, new york, and where you'll find one of the most competitive and prestigious universities in the nation. cornell the ivy league big red. ♪ more than 13,000 undergrads here working on their degrees will take their places in the law, the arts, medicine.

we got a bunch of players in the fraternity.body was obviously very upset. >> charlie tan admitting that he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbelief more than, and shock that this occurred. >> we had a team meeting about it, but immediately after, there was so much support for him. and everyone was amazed by the support. >> from the get-go, there was no debate. the entire frat and team had charlie's back. >> not just the football team, but everybody on cornell campus that he knew well was showing support for him. everyone was always trying to help him and ask if there's anything we could do for him. >> to his friends at home, there was shock there of course too. and yet the heartbreaking story of charlie tan protecting his mom by any means necessary made some kind of weird sense. he was, after all, the kid who was always trying hard to help. people talk about him being selfless. >> yeah. >> lives to help other people. >> yeah. he would do anything for people. >> close friend anna had a hard time wrapping

we've got a bunch of players in the fraternity and everybody was obviously very upset.harlie admitting he'd shot his father to death. >> i think it was probably disbelief more than -- and shock that this occurred. >> we had a team meeting about it but immediately after, there was so much support for him and everyone was amazed by the support. >> from the get-go, there was no debate. the entire frat and team had charlie's back. >> not just the football team but everybody on cornell's campus that he knew well was showing support for him. everyone was always trying to help him and ask if there's anything we could do for him. >> to his friends at home there was shock, of course, there, too. and, yet, the heartbreaking story of charlie tan protecting his mom by any means necessary made some kind of weird sense. he was, after all, the kid who was always trying hard to help. people talk about him being selfless. >> yeah. >> lives to help other people? >> he would do anything for people. >> close friend anna had a hard time wrapping her head around charlie doing anything violen

it is beneath us as americans. >> according to the fraternal order of police, hillary clinton did not respond to the fop's candidate questionnaire about police benefits for officers around the country and donald trump did and took time off the campaign trail to meet with union reps. >> donald trump and hillary clinton both preparing now for monday's debate, but they're doing it in different ways. clinton has been studying all month, instead of holding events today and yesterday, she took time off to prepare. donald trump is preparing with help from key advisors including new jersey governor chris christie. monday is debate night so join me and the rest of our decision 2016 team in south philadelphia, be a part of the live audience, or watch us live on tv at 7:00 p.m., we'll be talking about what you want to hear the candidates say during the debate. again, it's monday night at 7:00. #. >>> to some good news for your wallet, why you could be saving money on your heating bill this year. some of philadelphia's busiest treats going car free, it's going to happen this weekend, who's going

and i just got today, as you know, the endorsement of the fraternal order of police, we just came in. we have endorsements from, i think, almost every police group, very -- i mean, a large percentage of them in the united states. we have a situation where we have our inner cities, african-americans, hispanics, are living in hell, because it's so dangerous. you walk down the street, you get shot. in chicago, they've had thousands of shootings, thousands, since january 1st. thousands of shootings. and i say, where is this? is this a war-torn country? what are we doing? and we have to stop the violence, we have to bring back law and order, in a place like chicago, where thousands of people have been killed. thousands, over the last number of years. in fact, almost 4,000 have been killed since barack obama became

you decide 2016 and the fraternal order of police's decision to endorse donald trump is a drawing, we arc mixed reaction. >> here in philadelphia, members of the local fop are standing by their union but not all local officers are on board with that decision to support the republican presidential nominee. bill anderson spoke to one group of officers who were angry with the union. he joins us now with details. bill? >> report roar iain, union battles in philly are pretty common and political endorsements in philly also pretty common. but police officers publicly opposing their own reps because of an endorsement, that's unusual even for philly. but that's the response to a local endorsement of donald trump. >> i have the right to voice my opinion. my members have the right to voice their opinion. in reference to this we think they made a wrong endorse many. and we are denouncing the support of trump. >> reporter: let's be real. in philadelphia, and outspoken opposition to donald trump really isn't that unusual. what made that statement surprising that it came from the president of a gro

. >>> this is a leaders rally outside fraternal order of police headquarters we will tell you what the group is calling for. >>> and the first lady is coming to town local university where she will make a stop in just a few hours. >>> good morning everyone it is wednesday september 28th i'm jim donovan. >> it is wednesday. >> i'm brooke thomas. we have a check of weather and traffic with katie and meisha, good morning. >> well, good morning. happy hump day. it is wednesday, we are going to get over this hump together. the road are looking pretty good but we have two minor accidents one in new jersey one in norristown we will get to all that. >> luckily we don't have wet weather to tiehl with this morning. a couple little pockets of showers and then are storms far off to the southwest, it will not mess with us. we will look out identify to storm scan three which is devoid of storms here locally right now. all quiet, couple clouds across portions of delaware and southern new jersey but it is tranquil. off the two southwest we will see over d.c. and southwest of it the a couple of storm c

. >> the fraternal order of police celebrates a recovering officer slot in the line of duty at its tailgatingundraiser. >> sky6 in hd taking a live look at atlantic city new jersey. accuweather is tracking some morning fog and a little rain with sunshine and warmth on the way. >> i'm okay with that rain dave murphy. my yard is just like give us more, give us more. >> i know. we'll have to wait a little while before we get a lot more but as you take a look at satellite there's a lot of cloud cover around and there are a couple of showers welling up to the south. it's possible that areas mainly east of philadelphia pick up a little additional shower today. we also are looking at some fog with visibilities under a half mile in allentown, reading and lancaster and some of this fog sweeping down into parts of chester county, montgomery county, bucks county and there's a little bit that's now starting to pop up closer to the shore so that's something you might be runing into up until about 7 o'clock or 8 o'clock this morning. 69 degrees in philadelphia currently, 65 at allentown, 68 in wilmington,

last week the national fraternal order of police gave its endorsement to trump and says there has been something of a fallout with members of various local chapters saying including cleveland, not so fast. >> reporter: at the debate monday night, trump praised the fraternal order of police for giving him its endorsement. one that appeared to reflect some 330,000 members. now it seeps the biggest -- seems the biggest law enforcement labor group might not be so unified because some raised concerns over perceptions. there have been growing tensions between certain minority groups. some worry being seen as pro- trump might make matters worse on the streets for police. many of the people today say police any differently and it wouldn't effect their choice on a candidate. >> have you made up your mind already? >> yeah. >> no endorsements will do anything differently for you. >> no. >> would the police union get you to change your mind? >> not really. i'm not really into the police like that. >> reporter: we should know where local police stand soon. this week they voted on whether to endorse

you don't think this is an indictment on the fraternity culture in general, but you do want this movie to shine a light on one particular aspect of that. >> yeah. i think that all of us were really conscious of making sure was an indictment of fraternity culture because there is a lot of good things in it. even in filming the movie, being around the other brothers, both biological brother and the brothers in the fraternity, you see that there are some things that can help you grow and become a better person. but a lot things that make it challenging. >> almost every college and university in this country has cracked down hard on some of the hazing practices that in the past had been part of pledging a fraternity. and yet it seems as if these things continue to make headlines almost every year. intact? >> you know, i can only speak to my experience in making the movie. i didn't have a traditional college experience. what i saw was that when you get a bunch of young men together without any real consequences for their actions, it is kind of a battle to be alpha and be the best and bad th

according to the report a group of friends showed up at the fraternity house over the weekend but got separated. that's when the victim said the president revealed a new two- year plan to combat the issue which has become a major concern on many university campuses. for more on the plan go to our website cbs2iowa.com. >>> after 11 years of fostering diversity and inclusion initiatives in the corridor the non-property diversity focus is shutting down. the board of directors accepted chad simmons resignation yesterday. the leader stressed the decision to cease operations has nothing to do with the flawed and said river continues to recede. woman: huh. congressman blum is a tea party member. we've shut down the government before. woman: blum voted to cut social security. we've got to raise the retirement age. a hardworking mom. started a small business while raising three daughters. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. monica vernon gets it. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum

todd walther from the charlotte fraternal order of police. thank you for coming on and sharing what you've seen with us. >> thank you, alisyn. >> let's get to chris. >> the problem is two things could be true. you can have rioters who aren't there for legitimate protest purpose who are looting, and, and, you can have a huge breach in trust because of the lack of transparency with that community. let's discuss that with baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake last year as you'll remember her city saw violent protest and riots after a black manfredee gray died in police custody. mayor, thank you for joining us this morning. the videotape matters. you just heard the spokesperson for the fraternal order of police in charlotte saying you put it out, it gets picked apart we want this to come out the right way at the right time. what is your take on the transparency value of video and when it should be made available? >> i think your question speaks to a larger issue. and that's the fact that there's just no trust. there's a lot of anger. our count

. >> tia: oh, he's in a fraternity. that's a fraternity move and the omega si phi. >> one bulldog praised the coach for his enthusiasm right before the game. he can move it for a big fellow. >> tia: i'm impressed by that. all right. i got nothing to say to that. >> brian: all right. we got another one for you. texas high school quarterback makes an unexpected move on the field. >> tia: yeah, last friday max aken was named home coming king by his classmates. he accepted the honor then called fellow down on one knee and relinquished his crown. he has cerebral palsy and really wanted that king. they are good friends and he felt he ought to be king because he's so kind in everyone. i love that story. >> jon: we will take a recap on the seven-day. 86 today, 87 tomorrow. look at those temperatures. a stray shower. stray is the key word friday, saturday. tuesday. >> tia: get out there and enjoy i know you! [laughs] welcome! hi! we're your neighbors. we live across the street. thanks for this. i see you've got time warner cable

miller by the way was the best of the fraternal order of police at a party and hundreds gathered for the tailgate party and donating the proceeds to miller and young and we will go to jeff with more on that. >> hardening for so many here today to see their brother in blue with spirits and miller was smiling and joking and clearly counting his blessings. >> i'm doing fine. presbyterian hospital took good care of me. >> ed miller was in good spirits as he talked for the first time after being wounded in a shoot out in west philadelphia friday night. >> like to forget but it worked to our advantage. >> arrived at afo p fundraiser on crutches and took bull -- bullets and showed surveillance video the moment he was shot. >> the guy rolling around and guess i'm lucky. >> injured responding to philadelphia police sergeant sylvia young's calls for help. >> don't expect to run into it but prepared and hope i live up to the standards. >> here and alive and lucky to have them. >> rally around the officers there is concern about anticop sentiment and the second ambush with philadelphia officers

you are president of your fraternity? >> i am, yeah. >> let's give that frat house a shout-out.psi chapter. >> boom. [laughter] i don't know. what would you spend a million dollars on? >> well, i've talked about it with a lot of people. you know...frat house could use a swimming pool, probably. >> of course it could. let's deal with the money first. let me tell you what you're up against. >> sure. >> 14 questions. money valu g

. >> college fraternity is in trouble. fraternity university of missouri is now suspended. this after students complain members shouted inappropriate language at black students. the school along with the national delta epsilon govern body announce sanction last night according to school this is not first time fraternity has in trouble with campus rules. school's president says university as 0 tolerance policy for racial or sexist behavior. several members may evene expelled. expulsion would no lead to very angry parents. considering how much money they've spent on sending there child to school. but if you think college is bad, have a small child in day care. the annual report is out and it found day care can cost more than instate college tuition. think tank in washington says the average day cost per child is the day care cost is almost $10,000 a year. and that for the first time is year of college. but what has these policy folks concerned concerned even with high cost, the salary for the workers is low and turn over is high. that is not good for the baby. we have an out

the fraternal order of police has a diverse membership. trump is not speaking kind of the diverse cultures in this country. he's the worst representative you can deal with. >> the philadelphia fop followed the national organization in supporting trump. the philadelphia guardian civic league says they wish the fop had endorsed no one at all. >>> hillary clinton did not have any public events today, but her running mate, tim kaine, was campaigning out west. he spoke to voters in reno, nevada, and made some predictions about the first presidential debate. kaine believes trump will be trash talking but that clinton can deal with it. that debate is monday night. join me and our team at xfinity live at the sports complex in south philadelphia. be part of the live audience or watch us live on tv at 7:00 p.m. it's all about what you want to hear the candidates talk about during the debate. so join us in person or on tv live at xfinity live monday at 7:00 p.m. >>> yahoo! users, listen up, your personal information may have fallen victim to one of t

davis horks is a member of the predominantly african-american fraternity says he first saw it on hiss after he spoke at the rnc and then he started investigating. >> what did you find? >> there is no person names mark burns, john mark burns or any variation there after in the fraternity fraternity ever. >> he said he contacted david burns and they contacted kappa alpha psi and they had no record. >> i had started the process of being a part of that organization. >> is that the bio from your website? >> it is but this is not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i own up to any mistakes that i made like i did with my tweet. >> so this is not from your page? >> no. this is from my page but what i'm saying is obviously, this has been manipulated or either hacked or added the. >> reporter: cnn asked the site's host about the possibility that someone could have tampered with the church's website? the company says there is no evidence of a hack. cnn obtained the full bio from the church's website. >> reporter: he claimed you served six years in the army reserves. is

you aren't giving a referendum or fraternity life here. >> the film is not an indictment of fraternities, by any means. wasn't on the agenda when we set out to make it. it is dramatization of one man's story, a memoir. was it a great experience for him? no. but it is just one person's experience. >> you guys are both younger brothers. as well as an older brother. what's the worst you've experienced at the hands of joe? >> you know, we never did anything physically. although now joe is really getting into mma training and while. >> you're solid. >> thank you. we might get in the cage and give it a go now. but when we were younger, more psychological warfare with the brothers which was good training for doing this film. >> what did you do to frankie? >> he had it easy. we were all out of the house. he was about 10. but now he is in college. when he first started, i said you have to watch this movie. i said i don't want you to join a frat until you see the movie. >> thank you, very much. nis "goat" will be in select theaters on friday. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know

of the fraternity culture. >> even being around my brothers, you see there are things that can help you grow and become a better person but a lot of things are challenging. >> you can catch the full interview on "the today show." >> george clooney's wife sitting down to use the loss to come back. >> isis doesn't need to be brought to court. isis needs to be bombed out of existence. it's not enough. you can't kill an idea that way. one of the ways to take action about that is to expose that brutality and corruption and partly you can do that through trial. >> and you can watch that full exclusive interview which cog up >> speaking of what is happening today, we're going up to tom in sky 3. >> the excite is happening right now on 95 and the 215 where that new bridge still under deron deron. >> kelly: a beautiful start to this monday morning. comfortable temperatures, very similar like conditions for us today. here is a look at the southeast technical camera. high thin clouds out there for now is it. temperatures heading out the door upper 60's, low 70's. paradise you are coming kip. 6

-- fraternal order of police headquarters in northeast philadelphia tonight for a peaceful protest. the group held signs and chanted demanding an end to what they call police brutality in philadelphia and across the country. >> we're here to make our voices heard to advocate on behalf of those who are literally being murdered by the police. >> civil affairs officers were on hand to make sure everybody's first amendment rights were being protected. the f.o.p. lodge sent out refreshments to the protesters. >>> philadelphia police say a three-day operation put dozens of dangerous criminals behind bars. during the mission in north philadelphia, investigators confiscated drugs including marijuana, oxycontin and cocaine worth almost $60,000. officers also recovered $17,000 in cash and made 50 arrests. >>> it was one violation too many for philadelphia parking authority chief vince fenerty. he's been suspended with the intent to fire as claims surface from a second woman of alleged sexual harassment. fenerty was disciplined over an incident last year. he was ordered into counseling, but cr