>> reporter: hendricks was tight lipped after court, hiding his face with the paperwork.at his grandmother's home where he lives, the door slammed in our face. >> go away! >> that is serious. if it was my daughter i'd probably be going crazy right now to be honest with you. >> parents and students outside the school were shocked about the incident. >> i don't know, just like that could have happened to me. >> you want to be safe when you're at school? >> yes, pretty much. >> we were pretty mad today because like, you know, guys aren't supposed to do that to girls. you should have more respect for them. >> reporter: the school district did not answer our questions today with regard to hendricks facing immediate disciplinary action. his bail has been set at $100,000. his next court date at the end of the month. as for the female victim, the tenth grader, she is going to be okay, at home recovering tonight. from perkasie, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight, the owners of the trump taj mahal casino resort hope they can avoid closing the federal casino. a federal bankruptcy

tom hendricks is cross mine has been operating since the 1970's.e has had his ups and downs, just like the price of silver has had its ups and downs. present time, he is optimistic about mining in the future. tom is actually mining deeper underground than most of the mines were operating up here. there is a mineable portion of ore that has gold in it. it's not just silver, it's also gold. >> you see all these little veins shot through here. those carry the gold. you can see the white quartz. the calcite is actually leaching out through the rock. see those dots will become stalactites and stalagmites. >> most of the mining today is on a much larger scale. tom hendricks is one of the last of the small mining operations in the state. operations, carried on by big multinational areorations, or the rule -- the rule. can betory and legacy reduced to nothing but production numbers. at the same time, it is an interesting and colorful story. readinghave a good time the material, and still go through some of the more dry statistics, and see that there really

the tom hendricks cross mine has been operating since the 1970's. ups and downs, just like the price of silver has had. at the present time he is optimistic about mining in the future. he is actually mining deeper underground than most were operating a peer. portion thatneable has gold and it. it is not just silver, it is also gold. >> we have both carried to the gold. do you see the white cords? calcite is actually written leaching out. in millions of years those will become stalactites and stalagmites. today isf the mining on a much larger scale. tom hendricks is one of the last of the small mining operations in the state. large mining operations carried on by big multinational corporations are the rule. the history and legacy can be reduced to nothing but production numbers. at the same time it is an interesting and colorful story. you can have a good time reading that material and still go through some of the dryer statistics, seeing that there really is something important to us today. weekend,hout the american history tv is featuring boulder,

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authorities say hendricks also threatened a male teacher with the knife.that teacher interrupted the assault and ran into the hallway to summon help. ultimately police arrived and hendricks was arrested. >> we were pretty mad today, because like guys aren't supposed to do that to girls. and, you know, you should have more respect for them. >> i think it's getting out of hand with a lot of things in school when it comes to security reasons. i don't know, maybe -- i just don't think -- i'm just surprissurprise ed it happened at a place like this. >> reporter: hendricks bail has been set at $100,000. he'd have to post 10%. police tell us he has no prior record. we've been checking with the school and the district. it sun clear at this point what disciplinary action he could get or he may face expulsion. the tenth grade student is okay and was evaluated medically as a precaution. i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> a lockdown at two jersey shore schools today after a bull set found. this includes the atlantic county institute of technology and the special servic

and gives hendrick motor sports a special win on the anniversary of that tragedy. rick hendrick lost his brother, son, two nieces, ten years friday was the anniversary. so two days later gets a big one. >>> coming up later tonight, amelia is tracking the frost advisory. we will update that. >> get some sleeves back. >>> >>> on this sunday night, ebola battle, over whether those who are fighting the disease overseas really need to be quarantined when they get back home to the united states. >>> ready to evacuate. residents in hawaii get ready to flee a red hot lava floweading for their homes. >>> pot in the schools. in a state where the drug is legal for adults, the worry over what students are doing in class, in some cases right under the nose of their teachers. >>> and down to the wire. with the mid-term elections just over a week away, why senate democrats are hoping michelle obama can do what they fear her husband cannot.

hendricks admitted to police that he was angry with the girl. >>> this morning a pharmacy chain in close because of safety concerns. a police officer driving by noticed a cracking column in the parking lot. licenses and inspections were called to the build and evacuated it. one worker tells us that the crack was first noticed five weeks ago and it got worse over the last few days. they're now keeping the store closed until they can determine that it's safe to go inside. >>> today one local lawmaker is teaming up with a talk show host to spotlight the poverty problem in philadelphia. in case you didn't know it, philadelphia has been labeled the poorest big city in america. more than a quarter of those living in the u.s. in poverty is here. they're examining the issue with a group of experts and came up with a solution. the panel will meet at 1 clock this afternoon. during our 6 clock here right here on nbc 10 news today, senator hughes will join us live to talk about the event and the seriousness op poverty in philadelphia. >>> next a judge in flod takes action after a prisoner makes a sh

we are told a teacher was able to subdue hendricks after he, too, was threatened by the tenth grader.>> that could have happened to me. >> you want to be safe when you're at school. >> yes, pretty much. >> hendricks is charged with attempted rape and making terroristic threats. he's being held on $100,000 bail. >>> new information on the fire outside this restaurant. it's been temporarily closed after this morning's dumpster fire. some of the smoke managed to make it inside the building and we're told it needs to close for cleaning. no one was hurt in the fire. the cause remains under investigation. >>> do you know this man? gloucester township police say he robbed the target score on ber ling cross keys road. police believe the same suspect is responsible for similar thefts at other south jersey target stores. >>> happening right now, danger i'ç paradise. we're monitoring the situation with this live camera here. wow. next, how conditions are quickly deteriorating in bermuda as a powerful hurricane churns closer. >>> another chapter today in pennsylvania's ongoing e-mail scandal. the

with toe injury. 1st quarter, 7-0 rams rams came out on fireaustin davis finds his tight end lance hendricks36, 205 yards, 1 td, 1 int jim harbaugh looks on 2nd quarter, 14-3 rams colin kaepernick - perfect pass to a wide open brandon lloyd who races in for the 80 yard touchdown with just:14 secs left to halftime 14-10 rams 3rd quarter, 14-10 rams kaepernick - buys himself some time in the pocket before making the tough throw - dropping it perfectly into anquan boldin for the 11 yard touchdown - niners take lead for good 17-14 49ers boldin: 7-94, td late 3rd quarter kaepernick - hits a wide open crabtree for the 32 yard touchdown 24-14 49ers kaepernick: 22/36, 343 yards, 3 td's harbaugh & kaepernick share an embracelove all around final: 31-17 49ers / 49ers improve to 4-2 / at denver next carr 4 td's, raiders lose under interim head coach tony sparano the raiders showed some fight yesterday against the chargers and scored more points than they have all yearbut they still lost derek carr completed the 77 yard touchdown pass to andre holmes on just the 3rd play of the game carr ended up with 4

we're just starting to get a foot hold and hendricks is there and some of the stones are there and other bands were there we knew were great bands. we look around and wow we haven't seen this many people at a show before, like half a million people. when it happened for the first time, it was something special because there you were and there were half a million people and we're realizing we're a generation. we are somebody. >> rose: we continue this evening with philippe de montebello and martin gayford. their book is called rendezvous

jimmy hendricks. the greatful dead.and the beatles' last performance at candlestick park. >> i was running backwards. >> reporter: jim died in 2010. he left his photo archive to his assistant amelia davis. >> we were cleaning out his apartment. >> reporter: she found a notebook that was a mock up of a project he started in 1976. a collection of photos he took in the 1960s. >> some days i feel like an archaeologist and i'm on a dig. >> reporter: amelia decided to finish the project nobody knew he started about the love of a place, an era, and a state of mind. >> he talked about everything that was going on. not just music. the antiwar protest, the drug scene, the interracial marriage. >> it was ground zero for this global explosion of higher consciousness fueled by lsd, rock music, and new political and social thinking. >> reporter: amelia called on jim's friend joe selvin to put words to jim's art. >> obnoxious, profane. but if jim marshall was your friend, you had a friend for life. >> reporter: joe wrote the history b

he'll face hendrick, and playing a replacement for th. >> just a week after being crowned by the world champion for a second time mark marquez is on track for another victory. he held second pole position for the australian grand prix. it's the 12 start. if he wins on sunday it will be his 12th victory this year equaling the australian rider in 1997. >> i'm really happy to be in the pole. you know, after japan, here it looks like it's a great tournament for me. i feel good. we find a different way to work well with this new rear tire. >> it is a busy day in all the sport. we have all the highlights for you on our website www.aljazeera.com/sport. www.aljazeera.com/sport for the latest. that's it. more later. >> i guess marquez could take the record. >> absolutely. >> incredible. robin, thank you very much, indeed. >>> a stop secret space plane has landed safely on the southern californian coast. the plane spent two years orbiting the earth on a classified mission. what it was doing there is speculation ranging from spying and capturing foreign satellites. the u.s. military is not commen

susan hendricks has a "360" bulletin. susan?aunched 15 nearly simultaneous attacks on kurdish forces in northern iraq. the terrorist group controls more than a dozen cities in iraq. despite ongoing air strikes by the united states and its arab allies. >>> well, the accused ring leader of the 2012 attack on the u.s. diplomatic complex in benghazi, libya pleads not guilty in a washington federal courtroom. the suspect faces 18 charges including murder. four americans were killed in that attack, including ambassador christopher stevens. >>> and monica lewinsky is back. the former white house intern who famously had an affair with then president bill clinton, joined twitter today and then gave an emotional speech in philadelphia. she's vowing to end cyber bullying. she also said all these years have been painful. >> it feels like a punch in the gut. as if a stranger walked up to you on the street and punched you hard and sharp in the gut. i would go online, read in a paper, or see on tv people referring to me as tramp, slut, whore,

veteran homicide officers like greg glover and david hendrick call savagery like this "overkill." >>omething that involves a lot of rage. typically in homicides we don't see injuries to that magnitude. >> reporter: the intruder, for instance, the hypothetical intruder? >> yeah. what -- most of -- >> reporter: unlikely to inflict that kind of injury to a victim? >> very unlikely. yeah, this was something that was more intimate. there were no signs of forced entry of the home. the front door was locked. the home was not ransack. it was apparent that this was not a robbery-type situation. >> reporter: detectives did find one door in the house unlocked. the side-door entry to the garage. ruth was found sprawled there on the floor, the door tight against her wrist. it told detectives, whoever the killer was, he didn't leave that way. >> if her hand was laying there -- she was freshly killed. the blood on her hand is wet. -- for that door to have been opened up, someone leave, close the door back -- >> ah. >> -- and then open the door again when the daughter got home -- >> reporter: there

let's get the other stories, susan hendricks has more. >> anderson, there is growing fear by u.s.ligence that the u.s. airstrikes didn't take out the al qaeda operatives that the attacks targeted. multiple officials tell the intelligence community that they believe the terrorist operatives are still alive and could be actively plotting. >>> and tense moments in new jersey today as a heckler faced off with governor chris christie, the heckler was holding a sign criticizing the governor's response to superstorm sandy. and he kept interrupting, so listen. >> listen, you want to have the conversation later, i'm happy to have it buddy. but until that time, sit down and shut up! >> after a short back and forth, the guy was led away. >>> and in hawaii, the lava flow threatening villages is close to homes, the lava near kilauea is going at about 30 miles an hour and could reach the homes in about four hours, so far, no mandatory evacuations. >>> and just ahead, ferguson's police chief may step down in the wake of the shooting of the unarmed teenager. what police are saying. >>> and a vira

the raps jumped out to a 14-0 lead, austin davis to lance hendricks, jim harbaugh very concerned. ram rs a lousy team. but the 49ers, this is what turned it. >> in the history of the nfl, nobody has gone 80-plus yards with 15 seconds left to go in a half. and that's what capper nick and brandon lloyd did and that pretty much turned the game. 14-3 at that point. and then they just took it from there. capper nick just playing a fine all around game, once he got cooking, there he goes with an twon bolden, 17-14. and then they put it away here, for all intents and purposes, capper nick, 32 yards, here to michael crabtree, there was an interception run back for a touchdown late, to make the final, 31-17. to the -- the 49ers struggled, but they come out on p top. they're now 4 and 2. sunday night, find out how good they really are. they're in denver to meet peyton man sxg the broncos. looking back to yesterday. raiders, their best performance of the year, and it came for new coach tony spron no, san diego, first place in the afc west. they're a very, very good team. right along with den

we're just starting to get a foot hold and hendricks is there and some of the stones are there and other bands were there we knew were great bands. we look around and wow we haven't seen this many people at a show before, like half a million people. when it happened for the first time, it was something special because there you were and there were half a million people and we're realizing we're a generation. we are somebody. >> rose: we continue this evening with philippe de montebello and martin gayford. their book is called rendezvous with art. >> the thing about this book is it really make the ultimate viewer of art i think relax and not feel guilty about things. one does feel out of love. there are also moments when one is indifferent to a work that once add immense impact. and another day, it strikes you again. we are all different, the work of art changes according to our mood, our response a lot of people around it, a lot of noise, whatever the mood one is in. so it's nothing fixed. >> rose: we conclude this evening with "new york times" columnist nicholas kristof and his wife she

. >>> susan hendricks has the 360 news and pull continue. >>> growing certainly that u.s. strikes in syria did not take out two all qaeda operatives that the attacks targeted. multiple officials tell cnn the intelligence community believes though terrorist operatives are still alive and could be active actively plotting. >>> some tense moments in new jersey as a heckler faced off with governor chris christie. he was holding a sign criticizing his response to superstorm sandy which hit two years ago today. he kept interrupting the governor's speech. christie finally had enough. watch this. >> so, listen, you want to have a conversation later, i'm happy to have it, buddy. until that time, sit down and shut up. >> after a short back and forth, the guy was led away. >>> in hawaii, the lava flow threatening a village is slowly inching closer to home. the river of molten rock is moving about 30 feet per hour and could reach homes in pahoa in the next 24 hours. >>> ferguson, missouri, police chief may step down in the wake of protests of police shooting an unarmed teenager. >>> a

susan hendricks has a "ac 360" news bulletin. >> four men arrested in london today, accused of planningrorism. investigators won't say where or when the alleged attack would have happened, or who they may have targeted. >>> a federal judge ruled police in ferguson, missouri, violated first amendment rights when they required protesters to keep walking or face arrest following the shooting death of michael brown. the aclu of missouri filed that lawsuit. >>> and the eiffel tower is celebrating its 125th birthday with a new glass floor, nearly 200 feet off the ground. there are new shops, restaurants and a museum at the paris landmark. the price tag, $38 million. if you're afraid of heights, looks scary standing on the glass is not where you want to be. >> that would freak me out, i think. >> me too. >> thanks. >>> coming up, the cell phone video that sparked a lawsuit. police stopped a car because the driver didn't have her seat belt on. what happened to her friend in the passenger seat, a lot of discussion and outrage. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fideli

saw hendricks sign back there, thank you. to thank the entire staff for having us here. other to thank the candidates, steve mckee, a longtime friend. another friend, a graduate of the clinton school public land ce. candidate for commissioner, mark robinson. i appreciate your support. i'm for pat hayes, ross, for mark pryor. was a hilarious headline website called "real clear politics" saying that clinton to the briar patch, arkansas, his obsession. but somebody said, he goes back there all the time. some family members recently. i'm about to go back my 50th high school reunion. i hate that, but there it is. i love my native state. without you, i would never have had the chance to do anything. i did back to the briar the h, i came back to future of america, because that is what this is. i want g day i to say is, that these polls are all over the place. here is a little secret about polls. they on all correct. it depends poll. was the percentage of people by age who are going to vote? here with clipboards going e we are here and to other campuses. historically and other y

susan hendricks is here with a bulletin. >>> south african prosecutors will appeal the sentence givens for killing his girlfriend. last week the track star got five years in prison for culpable homicide for the death of reeva steenkamp in february of 2013. she was shot to death in the bathroom of his home. >>> and a maryland man who jumped the white house fence last week has been found not competent to stand trial. a judge has ordered the 23-year-old suspect to be held for more psychiatric testing and treatment. >>> in virginia, a group of people being called heroes for rescuing a man from his burning car. it happened on sunday. the victim was taken but okay. apparently one of the guys who was walking by had access to a hammer, crushed the sunroof and was able to get him out. >> lava flowing from a volcano sparks fires in homes in hawaii. the all-new mercedes-benz gla took nearly 600lbs of high- strength steel. setting industry-leading safety standards took 20,800 crash simulations. and perfecting its engine took over 1.1 million miles of extreme driving. but, this may be the most imp

i saw a hendricks sign back there. thank you for coming. i want to thank the u.c.a. staff for having us here. i want to thank the other .andidates who are here thank all the candidates who are here. i'm glad to be here for pat hayes, for mike ross, for mark pryor with mark beebe. there was a hilarious headline in a website called real clear politics and this is what it said. it said clinton goes back to the reyer patch,: his arkansas obsession. but thank goodness, the reporter said you don't understand he comes back here all the time. i was in faulkner county the other day to look at tornado damage. i buried two cousins and one of my mother's best friend this year. i'm about to go to my 50th high school reunion. i hate it but i am. and in november we're going to have the 10th anniversary of the presidential center in little rock. you're all invited, by the way. i hope you'll come. i love my native state. without you, i never would have had a chance to do anything. and i didn't come back to the breyer patch, i'm here. i came back to the future of arkansas and the futu

tom hendricks is one of the last of the large mine operations in the state. now large corporations are the rule for mining. the history and legacy can be reduced to nothing but production numbers. at the same time, it's an interesting and colorful story. so you can have a good time reading that material and still go through some of the more dry statistics and see that there really is something that's important to us today. >> east room before being stopped. >> the chief wanted me to learn a little about our most important job of protecting the president. the white house police are part of the secret service and it's their job to protect the executive mansion and grounds. i guess it will be a long time before folks forget how these men stopped an attempt to kill the president and how one of them gave his life in the performance of his duties. i had already thought the secret service protected the president since the service was established back in 1865. but this duty actually began with theodore roosevelt after the assassination of president mckinley in 1901.