kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, kristin. >>> the u.s. airman taking down a man on a hospital this morning. spencer stone helped prevent the attack on the train from amsterdam to paris. the gunman has been identified as a 26-year-old moracan man. >> we were scared for sure, but i mean adrenaline mostly just took over because i didn't even have time to think. i didn't realize or fully comprehend what was going on. >> the french interior minister says spanish officials alerted the government about the suspect in 2013 saying he belonged to a radical islamic movement. >>> right now talk are continuing along the border of north korea and south korea. high-level officials from both nations are meeting for a second day in an attempt to avoid a possible military confrontation, and south korea's military says they have seen unusual movements from north korea's troops indicating the north could be getting ready to strike. >>> we are learning new details about the people who bombed a popular shrine in bangkok. a spokesperson said they are still look

kristin: how about here? girl: natureville. kristin: natureville. how about here? boy: tropical triangle. kristin: tropical triangle. another alliteration. jessica: looks like fun. now, many of the teachers at the cove school leave the dividers between their classrooms open all the time. that means they have two teachers working together in one large classroom. okay, when we come back, seismic safety inside public schools. overhead lights fall during the earthquakes, year after year in california. the damage goes back decades. maryann phipps: and to be continuing to see those photographs and that kind of damage is a little disheartening, a little shocking, and really unacceptable. jessica: but the lights aren't the only thing. we'll show you the dangers, looking in plain sight as well. [music] jessica: california's public schools are some of the most earthquake-resistant structures in the world, but the content of the classrooms are another matter. shelves, filing cabinets, overhead lights. they fall in earthquakes, and they can be dangerous. now, we first showed y

kristin? >> reporter: the exact condition of the officer recovering here is still unclear at this point. this officer is just one of multiple people recovering after this accident. it happened after 8:00 last night in jersey city on ocean avenue near myrtle. police say the driver of this minivan was speeding, lost control, hit another car forcing that car up to the sidewalk, crashing into pedestrians including that jersey city police officer. it's unclear how many people were injured. we did speak to witnesses who saw the entire thing happen. police did detain the driver of that minivan. it's still unclear at this point if any charges have been filed. live in jersey city this morning, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you, kristin. >>> new this morning, take a look at this picture. this man has been on the run since july 24th. he is suspected of snatching a bag filled with $20,000 from an s.u.v. in the bronx. police say the victim left the car unlocked in front of a bodega at

ferguson and talk to al jazeera, kristin saloomey, a year since the killing of michael brown, kristin. some would argue, not enough was changed since last year. what's the mood for this anniversary to be commemorated? >> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there,

kristin? >> reporter: rob, the southern poverty law center announced bond's death this morning saying he died of what they are calling, quote, a brief illness. it was back in 2010 that bond was here at the naacp's office for the ribbon cutting. it was their new office back then in 2010. julian bond was at the forefront of the civil rights movie. he was on the front lines of protests in 1960's which led to landmark civil rights laws. he was the founder of the student none violent coordinating committee. he served as a state representative for georgia from 1965 to 19 1986, including six terms in the georgia senate -- to 1986, including six terms in the georgia senate. he was the chairman of the naacp for 11 years. the naacp discussing bond's death on twitter this morning saying the naacp mourns the passing of chairman julian bond, sif rights titan and our -- civil rights titan and our brother. may he rest in eternal peace. bond died last night in florida. he leaves behind his wife and five child

i'm kristine johnson. maurice is off tonight, and cbs 2's tracee carrasco is following this developing story, and she is live in scotchplains, where the cleanup is now underway. tracee? what do you have? >> reporter: kristine, westbound traffic opened up a little bit ago, but eastbound, it's still shut down. behind me, you can see the crews are still cleaning up that side of the highway. a few hours ago, this whole area that i am standing in was completely under water, and many say the afternoon's flash flooding caught them offguard. it came and went this afternoon, and it left cars stranded in the streets, areas completely flooded out. >> i have never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: there's the aftermath of an afternoon storm that set over union county, new jersey, for hours, leaving up to 4 inches of rain behind. drivers caught up in the flash flooding, and many abandoning their cars, stub in the water, and others like jean moreno got out just in time. >> cars were going slower and slower, a

kristin thorne live at the scene. she'll have a report coming up. >> expect temperatures to climb today. meteorologist amy freeze has the accu-weather forecas ok. so everyone is saying 'hey, you've gotta get fios.' but why? why fios? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optics network to the home, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. and access to the fastest internet and in home wifi available from any provider. with big capacity too, so everyone in the house can be online all at once. only fios has 500 meg download speeds, with equal upload speeds. so you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. and with the fios mobile app, you can view your entertainment at home, or on the go. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately, that's why. right now, get 50 meg fios internet, tv & phone for just $79.99 a month, guaranteed for two years. or double your speeds to 100 meg for just $10 more a month. call 888 get fios or go online. get out of the

it raised suspicion amongst kristine's friends. why was she doing to vegas with ben but without the kids? three days after the picture was taken, ben and jen asnounnounce they were splitting up. >> interesting to see if the kids are going to celebrate. >> be interesting to see who's at that party. cameron mathison joins my party. poor tom brady, the last thing he needs is another scandal. >> one question, i wonder if tom's wife gisele has seen the super bowl rings. we know gisele bÜndchen did not play. >> a pretty big party. >> cbs knows how to do it, bring out all the biggest stars this season including couple of former friends and i want to know at jenjennifer's wedding. surprise wedding. what was your reaction? >> i was surprised. >> i wasn't there. so i wish you the best. >> guys with everybody. >> everybody is okay. the girls are there. you know. >> it was small. only 75 guests. lisa kudrow and maid of honor courtney cox represented. spotted leaving craig's in west hollywood. >> i'm not happy about that. that's the short answe

kristin? >> rob and michelle, we are hearing out of the seven people who were hurt, three were hurt critically, and now their conditions have stabilized at local hospitals. it was southbound 95 on exit 1, the conor street exit. according to the nypd, five people were riding in the van when the driver of the van suddenly tried to exit the connor street exit, and that van hit a box truck which then hit another truck, and the nypd says seven people were brought to local hospitals, and thankfully everyone is expected to be okay, and the southbound 95 was shut down for several hours, finally reopening around 6:00 this morning. in the bronx this morning, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> a teenage boy is in critical condition after being shot early this morning in brooklyn. it was on cooper street just before 3:00. the gunman took off after shooting the 17-year-old, and the 17-year-old is now at kings county hospital, fighting for his life no arrests have been made. >>> we are learning m

i'm kristine johnson. >> and i'm maurice debois. matt has the latest on the news crew killed. >>> according to the station management, vester flanagan was ordered to undergo counseling when he worked at wdbj, and when he was fired, he was physically removed from the news room. friends and family are remembering the victims. amazing grace how sweet the sound >> reporter: outside of wdbj in roanokea community in mourning gathered to remember alison parker and adam ward. >> no family and no community should have to feel this kind of pain again. >> reporter: pain caused by 41- year-old vester lee flanagan. his image captured on adam ward's falling camera after he opened fire. after the shooting he sent a text message to a friend making a reference for having done something stupid. police searched his apartment and a nearby dumpster looking for communities. inside of his car they found a glock pistol with ammunition and a briefcase with three license plates a wig, and a black hat. >> when dwight eisenhower was running for president -- >>

kristin thorne is live at jersey city medical center with the details. kristin? >> we are waiting to get an update on the condition of that police officer here but that police officer is one of several people brought to the hospital after this accident. we will show you video. it happened after 8:00 last night on ocean avenue near middle avenue. police say the driver of the minivan was speeding, lost control, hit another car which went up to the sidewalk, crashing into pedestrians including that jersey city police officer. it's unclear at this time exactly how many people were injured. we spoke with some witnesses who say they saw the entire thing happen. >> i tried to chase it down. got here. swerving out of control. back wheels gave out. he hit the back of the gray car, hit the cop. next thing i know the cop is on the floor. >> reporter: police did detain the driver of that minivan. will be filed. live in jersey city, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin, thank you. >>> many areas around the city are reeling after a weekend filled with nearly t

of michael brown, kristin. some would argue, not enough was changed since last year. what's the mood for this anniversary to be commemorated? >> reporter: i think you're right barbara, the mood today is somber. of course this is anniversary of mike brown's death so it's a difficult time for the family. leslie mechanic spadden his -- leslie mcspadden his mother has cevmen kept a low profile. some of the services will be gettingetting underway soon. what we have seen is a sense of defiance underneath this somber tone. lots of people ended up for the service at the site that michael brown was shot and killed, hundreds of them and they were of -- they we're diverse group, lots of families were there, there were black people white people young and old. and also a sense however that justice still hasn't been served for michael brown. as you said. and that is due in large part because the police officer who killed him was cleared of criminal wrongdoing by both local and federal investigations. and a lot of people here

maurice dubois. >> i am kristine johnson. it is a choice one pet owner says she should not have to make. >> the city has order add woman to get rid of her dogs or she will have to go. hazel sanchez has the story new at 5:30. >> leave me alone. you are killing me. tanya lives in east harlem with her five shih tzus. stella, racer, and glossy. the new york city housing authority allows one dog per household as is stated in her lease. they have given her an ultimatum. >> get rid of my dogs or i am going to be evicted. >> reporter: the former corrections officer suffers from hiv and has a rare degenerative bone disease that makes it difficult for her to move. she says her dogs are her family and saving grace. >> they keep me alive. >> reporter: she showed us more than a dozen doctor that's letters saying she needs her pets. >> it's for her health. >> they have been working with her for two years offering family and social services to try to decrease the number of dogs she has. but they say they have not been able to to reach an ag

kristine? >> all right, tony. >>> overcrowded and unsafe. now the lirr is making some changes. it is a situation we first told you about earlier this week. people packed on lirr trains standing in aisles some sitting on the floor. cbs 2 demanded answers and now gets action. dave carlin is live at jamaica station in queens with the railroad's response to the cramped conditions. dave. >> reporter: kristine, new rules stronger enforcements and in time for tomorrow's cannonball express to montauk new rules that the long island rail road admit are the direct resulted of a cbs 2 investigation. >> picture is 1,000 words and there's no question that video had him packet. so we knew we had to responsible respond in some fashion. >> reporter: we knew they had a probable -- they knew they had a problem when the conditions were exposed to the cannonball train. this crackdown on lirr letterhead. no luggage will be permitted in aisles or door ways. the warning specifically for cannonball commute. >> we are not going to let you keep it in the aisle. allow serious overcrossing. the cannonball

he is here to explain why. >> that's right, kristine. in fact, hundreds of thousands of children end up in the er with headaches in the fall. a huge jump over the rest of the year. stress is part of it. but so are a number of other factors. here is what to watch for and how parents can help. getting back into the school routine can be a painful process for adrea. she is used to dealing with regular headaches. but the start of school last fall triggered a migraine so bad she missed ten straight days. >> i had a lot of catch-up homework to do and a lot of tests to make up. that just added to the stress. >> we feel that school does kind of trigger them more often than typically until she gets back a routine. >> reporter: a study shows she is not alone. >> stress is really a significant player with children parents report that all the time. we see that all the time. stressor. >> reporter: she tracked headache cases for the last five years as nationwide children's hospital and found that emergency department visits for headaches stayed about

we are live in west hampton beach, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin, thank you. >>> no bail tonight for a woman accused of stabbing her elderly mother to death on long island. nassau county police say 56- year-old susan grossman kerner went to her mother's house on terrell avenue in oceanside yesterday. the two women got into an argument that's when police say she stabbed her 79-year-old mother to death. police say a knife was recovered at the scene. >>> and fear is mounting tonight in a neighborhood in brooklyn where a man raped a woman and knocked out two of her teeth. tonight he remains on the loose. police say the man in this surveillance video approached the 52-year-old victim near bedford and putnam avenues in bed-stuy. he then took her to a basement stairwell a few blocks away and assaulted her. >>> help tonight for train passengers in new jersey who have been forced to endure a summer of extreme and repeated delays. today governor cuomo and -- governor christie and new jersey's two u.s. senators met with transportation secretary anthony fox to discuss bu

eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is live for us in red hook with more, kristin? >> reporter: police are on scene on dwight street. out of the five people shot, three are women. two of them men. it was a short time ago we were at the scene and a woman came back here. she is one of the female victims according to her family. she came back to the scene with her family members. the victims range in age from 19 to 22. the shooting happened outside of a building on dwight street in red hook around 11:00 last night. police say two men pulled up in an s.u.v., jumped out, opened fire then fled. one woman, a 19-year-old woman was shot in the chest. she is in serious condition. we spoke with a neighbor. he did not want his face on camera. he told us he heard the shots. >> i am used to hearing a lot of firecrackers around here. but it was louder and more pronounced than the firecrackers i hear. i felt it could be gunshots. then i saw ambulances come through. >> reporter: this shooting comes after a violent weekend here across the city. 22 people shot between friday and sunda

thank you, kristin. the drama between trump and ramos unfolding on live tv. 15 minutes later trump allows the univision reporter to return to the press conference. what exactly is the strategy here? howard kurtz host of media buzz explains. >> for him hoar say ramos is the perfect foil a guy who has call him the most intel rant wasn't called on wasn't asking a question so much as lecturing. when trump had him escorted out. it was like reality television. it was almost like having him imported. it wasn't playing well on-line. a lot of journalists talking about the trump goons trump boots jorge. when it came up trump realized he didn't want that to be the story, he would rather engage jorge ramos so back he comes for the debate. >> a fox news alert barefoot and blindfolded. the train hacker stopped by american heros france opens a terror investigation now. the brand new details we are getting on the video the suspect watched moments before he boarded that train. jackie? >> el khazzani was heavily armed bef

kristin? >> reporter: as you can see, police are still here on the scene conducting their investigation. out of the five people shot, we are told two of them are men. three of them women. in fact, a few moments ago we saw a female victim come back to the scene on dwight street. she was with her family members. we are told that the victims range from 19 to 22. the shooting happened around 11:00 last night,ing as you mentioned, outside of an apartment building on dwight street in red hook. two men jumped out of an s.u.v., opened fire and fled. one of the women, a 19-year-old woman was shot in the torso and is in serious condition. another man was shot in the chest as well and the rest of the victims shot in the legs according to police. we spoke to a neighbor that didn't want his face on camera. he told us he didn't -- he heard the shots. >> i felt it could be gunshots then i saw ambulances come through. >> reporter: this shooting comes on top of a violent weekend in the city. 22 people shot in

. >> reporter: kristin, this is a sad day at the sheriff office. the sheriff asked that the flags be flown at half staff here in honor of deputy carlos francis that drawned with family and friends. they say that it happened after the beach near highway 50 intersection and he was paddle boarding in some windy conditions. she went into the water. the friend went into the help and the friend was struggling and jumped in and went under water himself. the girlfriend performed cpr, but was unable to save him. everybody else made it to shore safely. the colleagues at the sheriff's office are in shock. >> deputy sacrificed his life and the pursuit of trying to save the life of another while on lake tahoe deputy francis was our colleague and friend. he was an outstanding person and professional, and we're proud to say that he was a county deputy sheriff. >> deputy was working and he has been with the sheriff office since 2011. his friend and family new him as diamond and the 30-year-old was a talented athlete and the stock ton football team before joining t

good evening, i'm kristine johnson. dana tyler is off tonight. those stories coming up in just a moment. but we begin with flooding in new jersey. this video taken in scotch plains on route 22 looks more like a river than a major road. witnesses in the area say several people had to be rescued from their cars. and now take a look at these instagram pictures from there. streets and sidewalks quickly submerged when the flooding came out of nowhere late this afternoon. right now, route 22 is closed both directions. tracee carrasco just arrived on the scene and joins us live. >> reporter: we did just arrive here and route 22 behind me is shut down in both directions. take a look. you can see that silver car down the way submerged until the water and just a little ways past that other cars trapped in the water here. you can see several inches here about 3 to 4 inches of rain fell around 2:00 that storm cell moving in through union county. as you said, several businesses people and their homes were flooded throughout the county here. now, we do have ge

. >> kristin saloomey is live in new york. >> menendez is the senior democrat on the foreign relations committee. menendez says he's concerned the deal does not do anything to dismantle iran's nuclear capabilities. he says contrary to what the president has been saying it's not an all or nothing deal. he called on congress to reject the deal but not in its entirety. he encouraged the president to go back to the negotiating table and get a better agreement. a group of nonproliferation arms control experts people like hans blix, former head of the iaea, they say this is a good deal, they support it and this is tougher than other deals that the u.s. has signed.

i'm kristine johnson. maurice is off tonight. the security glared was working overtime when he came face-to- face with a veteran who became a killer, and now four children are without their father. we have more coverage on the still-breaking story. tony aiell o is live on the scene at soho. >> the gunman apparently harbored a grudge against the federal government, sparking a massive police response to the federal building at varick and west houseton. >> reporter: a federal security officer who witnessed the killing of a colleague was escorted past the crime scene after the shocking end to a summer workweek. it happened just inside of this entrance on west houseton. the nypd says 68-year-old kevin downing entered the building with several guns hidden in a bag, and he shot and killed idrssa camara and then shot and killed himself. >> reporter: he was fired several years ago. >> we are at the early stages of this investigation and are working to establish his motive for coming here , if he had a motive beyond the security guard and

. >> al jazeera's kristin saloomey, what kind offints are planned for this weekend? >> there are a whole host of events happening this weekend from concerts to memorial marches to civil disobedience and so on. right now, it's a little bit of a down time. not too much happening at this moment. standing outside of the police department in ferguson, but there are a small group of activists, demonstrators, in the parking lot. you can't see it from here but it's not too far away where they have been continuously since a year ago coming out to the make their voices heard, and i have one of the activists here with me right now. alicia irb y to talk about what's happened in the last year. what's changed and what hasn't? why do you keep coming back to this spot? >> we keep coming back to this spot because unfortunately, the ferguson police department has decided that the department of

. >> and i'm kristine johnson. a flash flood watch is just hours away from going into effect, and lonnie quinn is keeping an eye on the the storm for us. lonnie? >> reporter: kristine, it will go into effect 5 hours from now, 4:00 in the morning until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, and that's when the flash flood watch is in effect for all five boroughs of the city, nassau county as well, the shoreline areas of westchester and fairfield county, and the north eastern coast of new jersey. here's what we can see. the front is getting close. the front is going to be combined with the moisture from the ocean, and we think you will be seeing more rain than you can see in the skinny line here. how much rain are we looking at? it's fair to say widespread 1-2 inches, and some spots could have more than 2 inches this is a big spot to see the numbers popping up. this is poughkeepsie, and we are headed down around trenton. it's wobbling out there, but a 1-2-inch spread is a good bet for the storm. >> all right, lonnie, thank you. >>

. >> long island reporter kristin thorne is live in farmingdale with more. kristin? >> reporter: dave and shirleen, the ceremony wrapped up a short time ago. marlena watson served a tour in afghanistan but it's what happened in her own front yard that earned her this prestigious medal. she received the medal of valor in front of her family fellow national guard members. last november when she was living in syracuse at the time heard gunfire. she heard screams for help outside of her home. she ran outside and she tell us that she saw two teenage boys were shot during an apparent drive-by shooting. she rendered aid and was able to save their lives. army officials say watson deserves the medal of valor for putting her own safety on the line to help others. >> i am excited, a little overwhelmed. i didn't think this would happen when the incident happened. you don't think of what medals i will get. i feel honored receiving this. >> watson's parents are proud of her but their guthrie action when she told them what happened as parents was to say to her what were you thinkin

kristin fisher is live to break it down for us. good morning to you, kristin. >> there has been so much speculation about how much donald trump would do no the polls after the first gop debate. that was one week ago today. now a new cnn poll has donald trump leading the pack in the early caucus state of iowa. before the debate scott walker had been leading the debate for months but now walker dropped to third trump beating him by 13 points. here he is on "hannity" last night. >> i want to make the country great again. that's my theme making america great again. the word again is an important word. right now we are laughed at. >> right behind the billionaire businessman in second place is neurosurgeon ben carson. he's the only candidate in the gop field with a single dig get spread between him and trump. what is it about these two outside of the beltway candidates that have iowa voters so captivated? >> there goes no way they could be any more different. you have on one hand a studious kind hearted gentle man in ben carson and you h

kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thanks, kristin. >>> police hope surveillance video will help them find four men wanted for a violent robbery and sexual assault in the bronx. a man was forced into a south bronx apartment monday. they told him to get on his knees and held a gun to his head. one man sexually abused a woman who was showering when the suspects burst in. the men got a with with money, cell phone and a set of keys. >>> a new jersey father charged with the death of his own baby. investigators say that yoseop choi of fort lee violently shook and assaulted his 5-month- old son over a period of two months. he was hospitalized at the end of july and died today. choi charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child now faces homicide charges. >>> nypd slapped with a lawsuit by the family of a man that spent 21 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of a brutal crime. the family of sharrif wilson claims nypd misconduct, lies and antigay buy ios lead to the -- bias lead to the investigation. dna evidence proved neither was involved and they

be kristin saloomey. al jazeera, ferguson, missouri. >>> james holmes has been convictof a murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole parolparole. after several years of delays, haitians will be selecting new government officials and even president by the end of the year. last january elected representatives terms expired. now on sunday, every seat will be up for grabs. in march more than 800 candidates said they would run for the 120 available seats. current president michelle martelle. rob brown has more from port-au-prince. >> citizens of this caribbean nation will vote sunday for members of parliament and local officials and not all potential voters are quite as enthusiastic as these ones. each morning, michelene josette sets up her plates of rice with vegetable sauce for sale. the election is low on her list of priorities. >> i voted in the last election, and all that happened was the price of beans and rice went up. i can't see how elections can help anything. >> unemployment is at 40%, t

so if she's a great support system for kristin to have. >> kristin's co-star, ramona singer, split with her husband after it was revealed he had an affair. he's on the ramona coaster. >> i think it's unhappiness within themselves and they think by having an affair, it's going to make them feel better but it really doesn't. >> and i'm sure there's so much more to come on the ashley madison scandal. back to josh duggar and wife anna who continues to stand by his side. how they're hiding out in a mountain home in arkansas trying to avoid the public eye. >>> moving on now. taylor swift took center stage again last night to another sold out l.a. audience. really mastered the art of turning every single concert into a news-making event. with celebrity surprises. we think of part of taylor's plan to rule the world. >> ellen in a silver tutu in style and rocking out with alanis. and taylor and her boyfriend watched on. >> it's really part of taylor's plan for world domination. a different celebrity with her every night and kept her in the headlines this whole summer. >> threw back to her countr

news4's kristin wright is live outside of walt whitman high school with more on this upcoming school year. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. you know, a record number of students here in montgomery county this year with more than 156,000 students starting the new school year this year. as you mentioned one of the big changes this year is the school start times. they'll be later. it was a big debate for some time. the idea being that high school students in particular get a little bit more sleep and so high school this year will start about 20 minutes later at 7:45. middle school students in montgomery county are going to start also about 20 minutes later. most of them starting about 8:15. elementary school students will shift by about ten minutes with their day starting at 9:00 or 9:25. 800 new educators is kind of a big deal. some of them replacing educators who have left. others of the 800 will just be adding to the growth in the county. the school district lost about 350 positions this school year. now, the other big thing a lot of families are talking about in montgom

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fisher live for us 'n on nbc. >> thank you, kristin. i have a feeling we are not in washington any more. lindsey graham comparing donald trump to the wizard of oz. in it the interview graham says trump's immigration plan is gibberish and will undue his campaign. graham saying trump is the odds in the presidential race right now. there's really nothing behind the kurcurtain. the more he forces himself to be unworkable the carpal starts to fade when you realize there's nothing behind the curtain. trump is leading the path onned yellow brick road. he talks to the gop field at 24 percent. graham did not make the top 10. sarah palin throwing all of her support behind donald trump. >> i think with donald trump he is the best thing to happen to the permanent political class since, i guess the beauty of the tea party genuine movement grows up and shines light on crony capitalism and pulled the rug right out from under status politicians, he happens to be extremely successful and charismatic with very large platform, joke six-pack, but amazing h

. >> reporter: that's right, kristine and dick. first year head coach todd bowles is a graduate of elizabeth high school in new jersey. he returns to the area with a no-nonsense demeanor and championship pedigree having won a super bowl as a safety with the washington redskins back in the day. and so far in his young tenure with the jets, he has certainly been tested. by all accounts it was a great off season for the him and the manager. they signed brandon marshall brought back darrelle revis and cromartie and pleased jets fans with the number one pick number 6 overall leonard williams out of usc but things took a turn for the worse when sheldon richardson was suspended four games for a failed drug test and their starting quarterback, geno smith, got his jaw broken by a teammate in the locker room. i spoke to bowles about the up and down start to his regime. how have you been able to handle that and remain on an even keel? a lot of people have been amazed at that. is that just something in front of the tv cameras or is that the wa

kristin saloomey has the story. >> i create 3d site specific installations. >> reporter: unlike other art galleries that are connected to a physical space, panther only exists in the digital world. in trcial galleries the emphasis is on post-internet art, beyond the novelty of the web to create gallery worthy work. ben davis says the gallery that replicates the physical one is a new and innovative concept. >> you can see crazy things, crazy graphics. what is it that an artist can do, bring to the mix? i don't know that that's a totally resolved question. >> most art is meant to be viewed in person not on a desktop. panther modern looks like it could exist in the real world but this art couldn't. work combines traditional landscape photography with digital iedges. >> these are meant to replicate our reality but go beyond that so you can lose the sort of rules and laws of our physical world. you can go to town. >> encouraging artists to create work that cannot exist in the real world, was one of her goals. she can only be reached on. >> i am in the virtual space. >> kristin saloomey, al

i'm kristine johnson. >> and i'm maurice debois. the coast guard with the new jersey state police and nypd and fdny searched the sandy hook peninsula for 2 hours. dave carlin with the latest on the story. >> reporter: maurice and kristine, the exact location of the fishing vessel remains a mystery despite the long hours of searching with the highest tech equipment. >>> divers went into the channel as the rescue teams searched from above. the search began at 4:30, p.m. a the sighting of a sinking shrimp. the captain of another boat said he clearly saw the vessel going under. >> there's been a search underway. all are searching. >> reporter: rescuers arrived only to find small clues on the surface. a life ring, and this cooler. before sunset, we saw an oil slick that could have been from a boat in distress. divers finished for the night, and then the search relied on side scan sonar. ryan and his pushing buddies watched the massive operation unfold. >> all the ambulances and everything, and then we started to see the boats and the hel

kristin fisher with more on the man's death, and what it will mean for the terrorist organization.>> reporter: this is a big low for isis. not only was he number two, he was also the primary coordinator for moving weapons, explosives, and militants between iraq and syria. before isis, he was a book people for al qaeda. he was detained by us forces in 2005 where he admitted his involvement with the terror group. he became head of operations in iraq for isis. he helped plan the devastating offensive on the city of mosley in 2014. that is near where he was finally taken out. he was killed in a drone strike on tuesday along with one other isis operated. as former army chief of staff put it earlier, it's yet another example of the declining caliber of isis's leadership. >> we have reduced the leaders in there. that's what we did before. that makes a difference. now you have second, third, fourth stringers coming in.>> reporter: according to bob scales, a few days before the number two was killed, the number one guy was also almost killed on the exact same stretch of road, sign that the us

kristin fisher has more>> reporter: the top two men on democrats -- two democrats have come out against the deal. sen. schumer's vote really matter. is the most influential jewish voice and is also in line to become the next democratic leader. former officials in the obama in ministration are questioning if schumer should get the drop -- job. >> here is how john kerry responded yesterday.>> i profoundly disagree with the judgment made. i would respectfully suggest that rejecting it is not a policy for the future. it does not offer any alternative. >> reporter: republicans are bracing schumer's decision. today mike huckabee called the democratic defection huge and significant. >> this is an example of statements ship -- statesmanship, of partnership. we know schumer a sincere round of applause for standing up and putting america first, putting piece first, and saying no to the deal.>> reporter: the white house is downplaying the defection, saying it won't impact the decision of other democrats. magnet a mistake -- make no mistake, this is not the news the president wanted. kristin fisher

. >> kristin, thank you. >>> marion bowser is planning another big move, to ask for d.c. council to give officers more power. specifically, parole officers would be able to search former convicts at anytime the if they're on probation. the officers can detain them for breaking even minor rules. and you were talk about the spike in crime at the district headquarters at 7:00 on idaho avenue northwest. the second police district includes georgetown and dupont circle and all the way up to friendship heights. >>> even the mayor said something has to change. two women died walking near the medical hospital in southeast. there's no crosswalk. and people just dart across big east southern avenue. police say vehicles hit and killed both of the women, one this past friday. there will be a vigil tonight for the victim. the other victim's daughter has this message for city leaders. >> you need to get out there and put a stop sign or stop light to save those people's lives. they're going to work, to get to the bus, you need do something. >> muriel bowser will consider adding a crosswa

kristin saloomey is in ferguson. >> it was one wee year ago that michael brown was shot and killed. for his father it seems like a century. >> we have been dragged left and right, we still haven't had a chance to just mourn. so saying that you know, it's just like it repeated itself. just popped abandoning like it was fresh from last year. >> reporter: in this neighborhood, the 18-year-old was known as a typical kid, a martyr to the cause but the family contingency from attempts to justify his shooting by painting him as a trouble maker. >> me standing up and putting out the truth and letting it be known that his backbone was strong. he wasn't what people was putting out there to make him look like that type of bad guy. >> reporter: after visiting the memorial, supporters marched in the hot sun. the missouri state highway patrol, law enforcement extended an olive branch to protesters in the form of po popsicles. recalling the life of mike brown but also the issues that his death raised and a national movement he helped inspire. there was a brief moment of tension between police and

hey, guys. >> kristin, pregame drama, all about rg3.ht belonged to kirk cousins and colt mccoy and redskins were happy. just because it is preseason, doesn't mean we can't celebrate the big win. >> offense put up some points and moved ballot do ed the ball field. they looked pretty good. let's look at the highlights now and show you how this all went down at the stadium. robert griffin iii not playing tonight. kirk cousins getting the nod. the offense made noise early. joe flacco, first drive of the game, hook up with steve smith sr., this is a 63-yard touchdown. baltimore takes an early lead. they're up 7-0. into the first quarter, 40 seconds to play. akin makes the catch, taken down hard here by inside linebacker keenan robinson. the ravens not locking that tackle. big scrum ensued. head coaches getting into it. gruden and harbaugh ex-changing words. smith and culliver ejected from the game. into the hands of the rookie, jamison crowder, his first nfl touchdown. redskins first team offense finally gets on the board. trail 13-7. later

kristin wright for us in northwest d.c. >> we have been asking you all morning long to do this. show us your brilliant scholars. here are just a few of the youngsters. so adorable, getting ready to hit the books for the first time. you can see the pride on their faces. we're posting lots of back to school pictures online as well. don't forget to tweet us with the hash tag. send your pictures to us. the info is on your screen. >> it's an excitiing day. a school that almost didn't reopen this year, students at sweet briar college headed back today. it was destined to close until they raised tens of millions of dollars to ensure that the 114-year-old liberal arts college would reopen. classes begin on thursday. >> president obama just returned to the white house from his vacation in martha's vineyard, and he is already hitting the road for work. he'll give the keynote speech at the national clean energy summit. it's happening in las vegas. they will discuss ways to make cl clean energy supplies more widely available. >> this just in. we're learning about prison officials in marylan

i'm kristine johnson, and maurice is off tonight. late this evening, that bus was taken away, but a gaping hole remains. as cbs 2's jessica schneider is joining us now, she's live in front of it at regal park. jessica? >> reporter: kristine, quite the sight out here. the impact of the crash tearing down one of the walls in the building. one woman was up on the second floor there, and you can see directly into her living room, and now just her shelf of books, they are exposed to the street. the woman says she had seconds to react. >> i just literally flew into the wall, turned around, and saw the back of my apartment missing, and i ran out. >> reporter: collette landers was about to get in the shower when the bus collided with her wall. >> there was snow screeching, and i was not sure what it was originally. >> reporter: she escaped her apartment to see this nearly a dozen people being treated on stretchers, and witnesses said the bus was traveling northbound in the bus lane of woodhaven boulevard when the suv traveling the same direc

following all of this for us, kristin saloomey in ferguson.you have somebody you want to talk to. the sense of what is happening there and whether, in fact, there are a lot of people out because it's not darkness as we can see. yes. standing outside of the police department and the mayor of ferguson, the ferguson department and the mayor of ferguson has just issued a statement saying that the city condemns the violence and warning demonstrators -- not just demonstrators because we don't know demonstrators have anything to do with this violence quite frankly. it happened on the outskirts. protests that were taking place but warning that such vie lenses will not be tolerated. we have the state of emergency here so i think officials are gearing up in fear of perhaps another violent night. >> that's the sense that we get on the ground here the shooting that took place last night, police say took place between two groups of young men. they pursued. one of the young men that they believe had a gun. in pursuing that young man, he tend and fired at th

. >> thank you very much, kristin. appreciate it. >> a man accused of murdering a police officer now being held on $9 million bail. will bourn is charged. he was gunned down while interrupting a gun deal on saturday night. wilbourn was on the run for two-days before turning himself in. the supporters of the accused killer begging for money. they claim police are to blame for wilbourn's actions. >>> no one was injured and the facility is secure. there were reports of a marine pickup truck leaving the scene with men inside. >>> a marine facing gun charges on capitol hill. the gun ry sergeant is detail for duncan hunter. he was arrested when an unregistered hand gun was found in his vehicle after a security checkpoint. the congressman hunter supports him saying he's a top-notch performer. >>> criminal charges could be filed in the circus tent disaster that killed two people in new hampshire. the circus did not have a permit for the performance. that means a crucial safety inspection was skipped. 41-year-old robert young a