checked the tape machines in garner's apartment and office. there's no message from gus on any of them. the tape in her apartment was unused. boz's psychiatrist thinks he remembers dr. garner and boz meeting at a christmas party at his house a year ago. just can't tell about people, can you? even the ones you think you know inside and out. congratulations, curran. hi. i heard about what happened... on tv. i can't allow myself to care about you. i can't allow myself... to care. i don't want to do this. please, i don't want to do this. i... i lose everybody. i don't want to lose you. i don't want to lose you. what do we do now, nick? raise rug rats and live happily ever after. i hate rug rats. forget the rug rats and live happily ever after. captioning made possible by image entertainment captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. public performance of captions prohibited without permission of national captioning institute

garner is on the sidewalk, struggling against an apparent choke hold. by the end of this video, he'll be dead. > i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> this is the most horrible feeling that a mother can feel. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> reporter: why do they have these lights up? >> it's part of the initiative of high visibility patrol. you don't want to meet someone in the dark alleys, you get rid of the dark alleys, you get rid of people hiding in the black alleys. >> reporter: there's a battle of black versus blue, african-americans pushing back against aggressive policing and police, like this lieutenant, pushing back against crime. >> some people feel thankful we're here. some guys will tell us to our face that they hate us and they don't want us here. >> reporter: officer darrell calhoun was assigned here fresh from the academy. have you ever been afraid on the job? >> yes. there's t

. >> new york city police officers are about to takedown eric garner. he is suspected of selling lucys. or loose cigarettes. >> at any point, it could be you. it could be your loved one. your brother, your sister, your uncle. >> police say enforcement like this is designed to discouraged to shut down other crimes. they will not comment on this specific case. >> things like this happen to us too often. and everybody sees the lights and sirens. i tense up and i get worried. >> the officers are only supposed to arrest someone if they are evidence of a crime. a cell phone captures policing spinning out of control. garner is on the sidewalk struggling against an apparent chokehold. by the end of the video, he'll be dead. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> this is the most horrible feeling that a mother could feel. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe! i can't breathe. i can't breathe! i can't breathe. >> one had the lights up. the bright, bright lights. >> the housing initiative of hi

garner is on the sidewalk, struggling against an apparent chokehold. by the end of this video, he will be dead. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> this is the most horrible feeling that a mother could feel. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> reporter: why do they have these lights up? >> it's part of the initiative of high visibility patrol. you don't want to meet someone in the dark alleys, you get rid of the dark alleys, you get rid of people hiding in the black alleys. >> reporter: there's a battle of black versus blue, african-americans pushing back against policing and police, like this lieutenant, pushing back against crime. >> some people feel thankful we're here. some guys will tell us to our face that they hate us and they don't want us here. >> reporter: officer darrell calhoun was assigned here fresh from the academy. have you ever been afraid on the job? >> yes

neck as he is taken to the ground while garner shouts i can't breathe. a decision is expected before the end of the year. >>> this morning's shooting in downtown austin appears to be a politically motivated anti- government attack linked to immigration. police say 49-year-old larry steven mcquillams tried to set fire to the mexican consulate and shot out police headquarters before dying of a gunshot wound. it is not clear whether police took him down or he killed himself. >>> new information on a fire that displaced 27 people thanksgiving night. firefighters say an electrical malfunction ignited that fire that ripped through a seven-story hillcrest apartment building in the 3100 block of good hope avenue. the unit where that fire started was up oned by someone residents described as a hoarder. fire officials told wusa9 the resident had oxygen tanks which contributed to the fire and the hoarding didn't help. damage is estimated at about $5,000. >>> howard county police identify a 29-year-old man who was shot in columbia, maryland, thanksgiving day. elijah

. >>> quiero acabo de estarÁ en colorado, de estar con corey garner, el que esta para senador, acaboportante la reforma migratoria, micke kaufman hace un aÑo que empezÓ hablar espaÑol y hizo frn debate en espanol saben lo importante de la comunidad latina y lo vemos en toda la naciÓn no podemos esperar que dwem contratas tomen por hecho la comunidad y el voto latino, estamos viendo a republicanos que extienden la mano t diciendo yo quiero representar te y lo voy a hacer con tu mejor interÉs. >>> gracias rosario marÍn, gracias por tu tiempo y ahora nuestro expertos dan garza, y luis miranda. ambos expertos en tema ambos gracias por estar conmigo este dÍa. >>> querÍa comenzar contigo luis, porque tanto el senador menÉndez y rosario marÍn hablan que cada partido tiene el mejor interÉs de la comunidad hispana pero hay una des lu gs muy gran te por los dos partidos como ves tu el futuro y la importancia de latinos. >>> bueno, latinos es un la de de la historia que vamos asÍ ver cuan desilusionados se ven y la realidad creo que van a sorprender a todo mundo y van a stro tar en nÚmevotar en

neck before garner lost consciousness. the medical examiner found that the choke hold contributed to his death. a decision is expected before the end of this year. >>> next, it has been called the charlie brown christmas tree because of the less than impressive appearance. now one city is making it a symbol of what the holidays should really be about. >>> it's feeling like the holidays around here. temperatures in the teens and 20s in some spots. here's a live look outside waking up to mostly cloudy skies. we're going to warm it up for the rest of the weekend coming up next. >>> good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. temperatures in the teens and 20s. we're going to keep it below average throughout the day, probably ending 11 degrees below what is typical. hope your saturday is a good one so far. yeah, a cold start to the day. it's going to be a cold finish as well. then we're going to warm it up for the the rest of the weekend. adding on about 12 degrees tomorrow. we're watching the chance for showers

tonight show jimmy phelan piquancy him on the horse he wanted to ride the baby in the parade when garneron the tonight show here's joe madden the new manager of the cubs wh people are excited in chicago prudence said it if he could take anyone in football he would take in gillette andrew left it just took apart the giants he has had over 300 yds when high in most of his games this year the giants' coach taking victory laps at every a turn on the forty-niners game iran's only had six sacks for the entire season coming in and then had eight sacks for the game howe're and end of part or we nd improvement there are going to be a lot of fingers pointed but we don't care whether people fan who the forty-niners are four and four and will play new orleans when next the warriors will come up against the clippers this week the warriors will come up against the clippers this week cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress se

neck before garner lost consciousness. the medical examiner determined that the choke hold contributed to garner's death. a decision from the grand jury is expected before the end of this year. the time right now is 8:43. coming up next, we'll meet this week's wednesday child. plus, we are watching the weekend forecast. michelle, i'm hoping it will get warmer, right? >> not today. we're going to keep it cold today. maybe tomorrow. we may warm it above normal. also a warmer day on monday. here's a live look outside. a great day to get outside. it's going to be cold. we'll have your forecast for today and the rest of your weekend straight ahead. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and ge

the coronner found that choke hold contributed to garner's death. >>> a gunman opened fire on at least four different building in downtown off theip, including police headquarters and the mexican consalate. they are tried to figure out if the suspect was killed or took his own life. he had a criminal history. the bomb squad investigates after police found canisters in a vest the suspect was wearing. >> this violent, anti-everything behavior, government behavior, if you will, you have to think about explosives and ieds. >> they swarmed the apartment to search for potential explosives. police and faib are trying to determine a motive. >> breaking news, ray rice has won his appeal, and eligible to return to the nfl. the former ravens' running back was kicked out of the nfl, after beating his fiancee in an elevator. >> ray rice's suspension has been lifted, he won his appeal. he is free to sign with any team in the nfl that is if a team wants to sign him. the nfl said they will not appeal this. they accept this ruling. ray rice was originally sussp d susspended for two games, and then, the

and i cannibalized during the process. >> garner killed his father on christmas eve 1995.venting the second coming of christ. again, we'll warn you, his account of the murder is extremely graphic. >> i eventually told him to sit in the chair and not to move. and i started singing "the battle hymn of the republic." glory, glory, hallelujah. i told him they're coming. do you hear them? i was wigged out completely at that time. he must have got scared. and he jumped up and tried to push me aside and i thought he was attacking me. i stabbed him in the back. he took about three steps. i tackled him from behind, somehow got behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying please don't kill me. that's when i realized, oh, my god. what am i doing? >> our producer later described her interview with garner as exhausting as he often took the conversation on bizarre tangents. >> each and every nanosecond, moment, impulse second, whatever the latest measurement of time is. repressed freudian alien who had snowballed emotionally and was repressed with drugs and alcohol. and wit

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they looking at the choke hold death of eric garner.ew york police officer seen on amateur video taken in july wrapping his arm around garner's neck. the officer's name is daniel pantleo, garner had asthma. he is heard saying i can't breathe. authorities are expected to announce before the end of the year, whether he will face criminal charges. >> barren wilson's lawyer said today that wilson resign from his job as a ferguson police officer after learning of threats of violence against other officers in the police department. grand jury declined to indict him in the shooting death of michael brown. that ignited protests in ferguson and across the country still continue today. >> none -- demonstrators are marching from ferguson to the jefferson city. the group will make the slow and steady journey to the state capitol to call for police reform in the suburb and throughout the u.s. it will take 9 days to walk 120 miles to jefferson city. the mother of a university football player texted her about his concussion before he disappeared. befo

this next one is jennifer garner, walking down the sidewalk. what jennifer garner's texting. "you are not batman. stop saying that. you're my husband, and i need you to pick up the kids from school." [ laughter ] very to the point. good for her to say that. here we have a speaker of the house john boehner. he's in a good mood today. certainly curious what he's texting. looks like it's to president obama. "no, no, no, yes. sorry, that last one is for my wife. no." [ laughter ] this next one is a guy in a cornfield. always fun, men in cornfield. let's see what he's texting. "doing great here on the farm, ma, and don't worry about me, i'm staying safe and paying close attention to the dangerous machinery i work -- " [ laughter ] i'm impressed he kept texting as he was being run over by a thresher. even more impressed that he remembered to hit send. who's next? oh, it's president obama. wonder what he's texting. replies to boehner. "please, please. come on, please. hooray, thanks. ugh, your wife. oh, come on." [ laughter ] next up, here's my friend

. >> en colorado,corey garner fue el ganador.en virginia occidental, shelly venciÓn a los democratasirons ganÓ.en georgia aclararon los republicanos. >> vamos a ver los grÁficos sobre lo que nos dejÓ las elecciones en el dÍa de hoy. >> se esperaba una noche republicana pero fue mucho mejor de lo esperado. en este momento ya es oficial, y los republicanos tienen el control del senado.una circunstancia que el senado hace 10 aÑos, que eso representaba. muchas veces los residentes han perdido las elecciones a mitad de termino pero en este caso ya es una realidad.los demÓcratas tenÍan 45-55 y sigue el conteo. vamos a tratar de mirar todo en detalle en el plano general del congreso,estos son los nÚmero y en -los nÚmeros que han cambiado a lo largo del dÍa.los pÚblica nos habÍa marcado una diferencia insalvable para los demÓcratas. en este momento era un estado demÓcrata y ya es rojo.georgia se mantiene como estado republicano donde mantuvieron la mayorÍa.iowa estÁ por definirse, muy cerca de cambiar de color.new hampshire es uno de los poco le lograron conservar los demÓcratas y carolina d

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cell phone video from last july shows one of the arresting officers wrapping his arm around garner'siousness. the medical examiner found the check hold contributed to his death. a decision is expected before the end of the year. >>> family, friends and classmates are searching for an ohio state football player who has been missing for three days. he was last seen in his apartment early wednesday morning. his coach says he missed practice that day and on thursday. the 22-year-old sent a text message to his mother earlier in the week telling her his concussions had his head messed up. the football team's physician says he's confident in their medical procedures. >>> i was thinking that me and my brother were going to die. >>> hearing from the cousins trapped under a snow pile for more than seven hours. >> all right. a cold start to the day. temperatures in the teens and 20s. dress warmly. and we're going to warm up tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up next. >> we are waking up to very cold temperatures throughout the area. that's your weather headline today. to weather headli

. >>> madison baum garner made an appearance sitting down with jimmy fallon. >> oh, my gosh. >> i keepyeah. >> he talked about bamgarner's record. also what could be next. >> it has been an unbelievable round so far. >> what can you do, like cut an album? >> that's something to think about. >> fallon talk about bum garner's nickname and that's when he gave fallon a pair of underwear created by [indiscernible]. fallon put them on and as you see there, he walked around the stage. >>> temperatures a little warmer. we talked about that. the warming trend continues as d into the week. the 5-day forecast will show the rain is to the north, and the snow is to the north. the high pressure setting up. it often does this time of year. this isn't unusual, but the pattern is dry. it's warmer, and it's producing cool overnight lows, so we're seeing overnight lows in the mid to upper 30s. there's no fog along the coast. wind arrows, we have a wind flow -- we have a flow developing in the east bay hills. that offshore flow will win out. so the winds will start coming off the land to the water, which

last year, philadelphia garnered national attention with the number of murders dropped to the lowest in nearly five decades. >>> a fire roars through a house in chester county today at 2:30 this morning on harmoniville road. police say a 64-year-old woman and 67-year-old man were killed. they have not identified the two and we don't know what caused the fire. >>> tonight a car dealership is all boarded up. flames burned through a nissan dealership in vineland this morning. no word on what sparked the two-alarm fire. it burned for an four and a half before the firefighters got it under control. no one was hurt. >>> black friday might be over but the holiday shopping season is just getting started. and many folks skipped the mall to take part in small business saturday. the streets were bustling with shoppers and some score stored sweetened the deal. small business saturday was created four years ago to encourage people to shop at independently owned businesses. small business saturday was a hit in camden county. organizers want to help smaller shops cash in on the buying frenzy betwee

>> corey garner changed his position on personhood. they were much, much savvier candidates who didn't get out of the mainstream with their voters. >> headed into the mid terms we told you there were five hot buttons that we would be watching closely. now we know, in some ways they did defy expectations. first off we wondered what role minorities and women would play. voters of color did make up a bigger piece of the pie. african american and asian american voters grew and latinos made up 11% of voters nationwide. but democrats who counted on those increasing numbers to put them over the top missed the mark with another key demographic. single women who gave democrats their smallest margin since the early '90s. we also watched closely what impact voter i.d. laws and whatt is called voter suppression efforts. and virginia who found this glitch, the machine wouldn't stick with the voter's choice. election protection is a group that monitors voter protection issues. also on our watch list, what happened with ballot initiatives? those ofte

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some march from wheeler hall to dorms to garner support. they will hold a general assembly at noon today to decide on their next course of action. >>> milpitas police are out there looking for potential victims of a man accused of sexually assaulting a teenager. 28-year-old john molina was arrested last week that he assaulted a 15-year-old he met on the internet. investigators say he pretended to be a high school student. he is being held on $150,000 bail. >>> four-year-old boy from santa rosa who survived falling more than 200 feet down a cliff he woke up from a medically induced coma. sebastian johnson was visiting bodega hit when he got too close to the edge and fell. emergency responders rescued him. he did suffer broken bones on his head and face. sebastian's dad tells the press democrat that his son opened his eyes on tuesday after being unconscious for about a week. his family says so far it looks like there is no brain damage. >>> the holiday travel season is officially under way. more than 46 million people are expected to hit the

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. >> for inmate joseph garner, processing his horrific crime has been the hardest part of his punishment>> i have been down 9 1/2 years. i got 22 1/2 more to go. i've been -- my crime is murder, and i cannibalized during the process. >> on christmas night, 1996, joseph thought his father was preventing the second coming of christ. >> i tackled him from behind and somehow got around behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying, "please don't kill me." and that's when i realized, oh, my god, what am i doing? i said whatever is done has already been done. by this time, i'm totally wigged out and i pulled his brain out, you know, and took a bite out of it. >> joseph garner's treatment in the rtu helped him assimilate into the level four general population, but still he struggles with his crime. >> oh, it's -- it's heinous. if i had -- i believe in an eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth. if i had my way, i believe they should take my life. even though there were extenuating circumstances that were both mitigating and aggravating, still having crossed that line, it would therefor

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garner was about 6 a. inches tall and the officer is -- had to be bent down with his head -- the top of his head facing the gun because the bullet struck him in the want to head and the other two bullets were parallel. >> all right, in looking at sort of the direction of the bullet track. is it consistent that the wound show either someone falling and shooting downward or is it consistent with with someone lunging? or both? >> we can't tell the direction of a person going fab for wards or backwards. i assume the bullet track is downward direction. it's in a downward direction which means either i'm falling and you are shooting me and it's going down in a downward direction or i'm lunging at you and you are shooting; is that right? >> or you can just be crumb bring to the ground so that at some point the face is parallel to the ground. the face and the forehead and the lung are parallel to the ground and can be bent over severely. it could be falling. it could be lunging. but lunging from 35 feet away the c

defensive after a citizen's cell phone captured officers in staten island, allegedly choking eric garner to death this summer. the california highway patrol -- >> my gosh, why? >> reporter: paying out $1.5 million to this woman seen on camera being beaten by a chp officer. in ferguson, missouri, it's the absence of pictures that's the problem. police there hard pressed to refute allegations officer darren wilson used excessive force when he shot michael brown. was brown trying to surrender, hands in the air as some witnesses say, or did brown attack wilson, thereby justifying the use of force. there's no video, we don't know. that's why many departments are investing in body cameras. >> select the screen and you can see what my camera is seeing. >> this camera here? >> correct. >> are you recording this now? are you recording me? >> i am now. >> reporter: l.a. police chief charlie beck wears his on his chest. the l.a.p.d. of course still haunted by these images, one of the most notorious police beatings ever on camera. >> part of it is to prevent another rodney king. >> reporter: to get

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garnered wall-to-wall cable coverage, salias' return was relatively quiet. jim, it might be an indication the fear associated with the has abated as a result of successful recoveries. >> axelrod: thank you. any day now a grand jury in missouri is expected to return a finding in the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson this past summer. today, audio tapes emerged of police radio calls in the moments just before the sh shooting. vicente arenas is there. >> reporter: what you're >> reporter: what you're hearing is a radio call between a ferguson police dispatcher and officers following a convenience store robbery on august 9. the recordings were obtained by the "st. louis post-dispatch." just after 11:53 a.m., a description of a suspect is given. >> reporter: four minutes later. more details. >> reporter: police were told the two men, who were later identified as brown and a friend, dorrian johnson, had left the store. at noon, officer darin wilson joins the hunt. at 12:02, wilson spots brown and johnson in the middle of the street and asks for backup. >

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or nothing is going to happen or don't get a call to bring him in then certainly from that we can garner there was a no true bill. >> danny cevallos, it has been said that this grand jury, that the way this grand jury took place or the way bob mccullen handled it, the convening of this grand jury has been unusual. now jeffrey toobin said really this has been a quick process but many think it's been quite a lengthy process and an unusual process and i know that our sunny hostin is one of them. do you agree with that? >> certainly longer than many grand jury processes. but they can vary in length. the important thing is that what added time on to this process was that the prosecution appeared to err on the side of providing all of the information a jury could possibly look at. remember the rules of evidence are very relaxed in grand jury proceedings. and commentators thought look if they wanted an indictment the way they typically will do it prosecutors is put on just enough evidence to get over that burden of probable cause and no more. so as not to show their hand. so in a way people, cr

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. >> but so far the proposed legislation has garnered little support.mexican president enrique pena nieto is opposed. roberto campa, deputy minister of the interior, is in charge of the pena nieto administration's violence prevention program. >> in mexico, small amounts of drugs for personal use are allowed, but sales are illegal. >> many people i've spoken to say that the only way to combat the violence of the drug cartels here in mexico is to legalize drugs, to end prohibition. >> you don't think that eliminating the market for drugs would eliminate a lot of their earnings//that it would strip them of a tremendous economic power? >> mexico's gotten hundreds of millions of dollars to fight the drug war from the united states, there are strong ties between intelligence agencies, drug fighting agencies in the united states and mexico. does that make it difficult for mexico to go its own way on drug policy? >> it's very insignificant, drug consumption in mexico, and yet we have this war. why? because it's to the convenience of united states. they want alw

recently you told one of the reporters that this rape thing has been used by feminists to garner the power and funny. do you think women are lying when they report rape. >> women that generally are raped and report are not lying. i think there's a problem with the false reporting the rape in society. it's huge. there's no - people who falsely accuse other people of sexual assault pay no consequences for what they do. oftentimes it's used as a way to get out of an awkward social situation. >> what studies have shown that? >> there's no studies that show that. >> there are two huge studies, the george kainon study in a midwest town in the '80s. >> it's a study rejected by virtually everyone in the profession. >> in what profession? >> in social science. >> i don't think so. >> research into rape. it's one of a few studies that men's rights activists cite simply because it agrees with their preconceptions. >> other statistics we can cite. >> it suggests that is the actual percentage of false rape accusations is somewhere between 2% and 8%. somewhere in that ballpark. it's impossible to

. >> this one event did garner a bit more attention now. so thousands as opposed to -- there have been some smaller protests. we had one in phoenix when they played the cardinals. there have been little protests but by far and away this has been the biggest protest to this point. the end game still is when does dan schneider start losing money, when does the national football league start losing money. this really does get people together for the same cause but again, until it gets even bigger than this, this maybe is just a small step. it is going to need to get 10, 15 times the sizeof this before it really starts catching on. >> minnesota has more than 100,000 native americans that live there. one of the larger populations. now, a judge did rule friday in dan schneider's favor that -- dan snyder's favor that he can go ahead with the lawsuit. sometimes it is going in his favor. really, what is it going to take? how do you see this progressing? >> again, this will end with him having to change the name, and i think it is going to -- because

the winning applicant will need to garner at least five votes. once that's done, an appeals process for those who have lost and there are already voices from philadelphia and beyond. coming up in the next hour, i'm digging into why some are concerned adding the casino will subtract from gaming revenues around the region. jesse gary, nbc 10 news. chris? >>> another story we're following today, back to prison or back to priesthood. today the pennsylvania supreme court will hear arguments about monsignor william lead. his landmark conviction in 2012 was overturned last december. a move that angered and upset victims of presex abuse. nbc 10 tracy davidson is sorting it out live in our digital operation center. tracy, for lind the supreme court hearing is had final barrier between him and freedom. >> in 2012 he became the first u.s. catholic church official to be prosecuted and convicted of covering up clergy sex abuse. here's the background. here's what happened. lind was secretary for clergy for sexual archdiocese. moved from parrish to parish. conv

carlesha being pulled off that germantown street, well, that kind of got the ball rolling because it's garnered so much national attention. so many eyes were watching the case that helped lawmen. we're live outside of northwest this morning. >>> nbc10 continues as we track the movements of both delvin barnes and carlesha freeland-gaither. at 5:30, more reaction from carlesha's family in philadelphia. and at 5:45, a video time line of barnes' movement of alleged abduction. >>> we have new information on this story, the shooting of a student from delaware state university. both men face false cons appear and weapons charges. that shooting happened monday in an off-campus residence hall. police say neither attends the university. the victim is expected to recover from the injuries no word on why he was shot. >>> happening today, trenton's mayor will offer a progress report on his 100th day in office. mayor eric jackson will address city hall. jackson said it's important for citizens to be part of the process to design trenton's renewal. >>> also teachers in atlantic city will be the topic a teach-

have to be more inclusive reaching out to minorities, reaching out to the houthis should be able to garner a national consensus about this government. because this is a government that faces the most delicate tasks. first of all you have al-qaeda, which is expanding in the south of the country. you have the houthis who have been expanding from their turf south, and they threaten that if this government does not answer their demands, they will set up a parallel government. you have a declining economy. this is a country which is cash strapped and needs financial support from the international community. you have a region which could be further destabilized if yemen collapses, so for this government to move forward, it has to have huge popular support, and that is the same of the president, but still we have to wait and see whether this is a sentiment shared by all political factions. >> one important group that we're waiting for reaction from are supporters of the former president. they have been protesting, haven't they because of these sanctions that the u.n. is considering imposing again