dan the man-man. >> the mad man. >> jimmy: no, dan the man-man. >> the man-man. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah.. >> yes, dan the man-man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dan the man-man. good. see, team work. that's what it's all about. now, dan the man-man. what would your superpower be? if dan the man, man shows up, he'd be like -- do you wear sunglasses? does that sound cool? you have -- >> telekinesis. mind powers. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] he has another set of glasses there. that could be something. no, telekinesis? >> uh -- >> jimmy: no, that's fine. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe you just wanted me to say that. and you made me say that. i like it. that's how good dan the man-man is. [ applause ] that's pretty good. i like that. roots we have my man dan -- sorry. sorry, not my man dan, he's just my friend dan and if he was a superhero, he would be -- his superhero name would be dan the man-man. his superpower would be telekinesis. [ laughter ] for this last one, joan jett was recently inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. so, roots can you do a a joan jett style song? ♪ ♪ i sa

on, man. you know i'm solid. >> i do. you said what i wanted to hear. kill the bitch. >> kill the bitch. >> the witness is talking about something shocking. and the witness, i think, understandably is trying to confirm that mr. shemorry isn't joking. so there is repetition. mr. shemorry consistently says kill the bitch, kill the bitch. >> kill starla. she's [ bleep ] poison. she'll ruin everything. that's not the person i married. i married somebody else. she's a [ bleep ] demon, dude. >> he does characterize this in military terms. >> i've been a warrior for a long time. i've got the heart of a warrior, man. she's a [ bleep ] casualty. >> he does talk about her being a casualty in a larger war. it's unclear to me what that war involves or who the opposite sides are in that war. is it a war of virtue versus vice? is it a war of him versus her? >> you want me to kill her? >> uh-huh. kill her. kill starla r. knight. >> he is making crystal clear by using the full name that he wants this person d

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the man's footing is still unstable.lot art litsinger knows he has precious seconds to act and only he can save the man now. but spray is pelting him in the face. and so blindly he tosses the life ring into the teeth of the swirling wind. >> fortunately i got pretty close to him, and the current took it right across in front of his face, about two foot in front of him. >> now it's do or die for the man who has held on for so long. >> he's got it. >> he actually had to let go of what he was holding onto to get the ring. it was about a foot or two in front of him. he let go, and he grabbed the ring. we did see that his legs went right over the brink. >> on shore, rescuers start pulling the rope, plucking the man from certain death. >> i can't describe the feeling of -- for 30 seconds anyway, of feeling this relief that he finally has it. finally we have him. we have something connected to him. he's not on his own anymore. and we start to bring him in. >> as carella and moriarty watch their peers pull the guy to shore, the

no peace would wreck everything this man stood for, the man who died stood for. it gives other officers reasons to be trigger happy like this guy was. we're going to sit down calm down and we don't expect any kind of violence because people understand how things can positively be resolved by stepping up like this witness did. >> no peace, no justice, a valuable thought. very good to have you on. >>> next new details about the officer's past record. has he been accused of using excessive force? >>> new data showing police shot at more than 200 suspects during five years and not a single officer was convicted. why is that? >>> cell phone video capturing critical evidence of what really happens during violent arrests. our special report coming up. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus ci

jennifer: this man has been housemates with the victim for the past six years. >> good family man and good neighbor and it's just scary quite frankly. jennifer: the gun wielding robbers who used the stun gun in that surprise attack got away. >> you know what bothers me the most is the way they sauntered off like this is just anotherin the life. jennnow, we've reported on cases in the past where robbers have pulled out a stun gun but it's rare where they've actually used it on a victim. we're checking with d.c. police to see if they have any similar cases in recent months. if you have information, give them a call. reporting live from capitol hill, i'm jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. leon: today marked 16 years since the columbine high school massacre. two students planned the attack there at the high school in littleton, colorado. they killed 12 students and one teacher before taking their own lives that day. the pair made home videos prior to the attack making references to what they were doing and apologizing to their parents for doing it. authorities say it's too early to say that an

and san francisco police have arrested a man in connection with this brutal attack of a homeless man them in critical condition the attack was called surveillance video please say arthur lee jones is the man hitting the victim and ahead with a metal pipe it happened in the tenderloin area wednesday night the victim's name robert needed 50 stitches and as head joneses in custody on suspicion of attempted murder and aggravated assault and we could be seeing some wet weather this easter sunday you will want to watch for light sour starting tomorrow mornings starting in the north bay before sunrise and spreading to the rest of the bay area by the afternoon. then rubin is with us and the weather center to talk more about the weather this headed towards us. >> reporter: is little deceptively beautiful. as we can see the system starts to move into the greater bay area not just the north bay will receive the rain that is a nice shot of the embarcadero ride out mostly clear condition but breezy. the current when speeds are relatively, but it will be quite strong work and come monday we could

there was a man with a gun inside.st looked like total chaos. >> within minutes of arriving, feliciano and the other officers spot the suspect. >> i looked over and i could see that he had his arm wrapped around a lady's neck and his other arm in her small of her back. basically he kind of came, worked his way through the little courtyard there, then came out towards the parking lot. >> the officers keep a safe distance as the suspect walks the hostage slowly up the street with what appears to be a gun at her back. the victim, 31-year-old dunia gonzales, a consulate employee, is pregnant. and feliciano can see she's terrified. >> you can hear her crying. she kept on reaching up to the suspect's arm because he was choking her, trying to get some air. >> feliciano tries to negotiate with the suspect in both english and spanish. >> he wasn't complying. he immediately just started telling us to put down our guns and to leave, that he would kill her. >> in the meantime, heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams roll in and surround the

the man in blue returns. and, swats the homeless man on the head with a metal pipe -- rendering him unconcious. a victim -- well known to police -- especially officer carlos manfredi who used to work the beat in that area. and, chatted with the homeless man often. >> "he is the type of person who would always say hit to you. he was very friendly -- very engaging -- always had a smile situation can be or how foul the weather would be. he was very personable and very nice in general." >> "this homeless person is not the kind of person to show any aggression or to attack anyone -- know know. it was was just completely unprovoked." >> phillip :the attacker then seen leaving the area. and, he is still at large. >> "take a close look at this suspect for the simple matter that if he could do it to him he could probably do it to another homeless person." >> phillip :tonight, we're told that the victim remains in intensive care. he required at least 50 stitches. live in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.

a man seen in that area running from a crowd waiving a gun police tried to have that man stopped andd not and that is when that shot was fired. let's take to you video now so you can see one of the weapons fawn on him. this is a glock 9-millimeter. don't forget there is man was pursued by an uniformed officer near that scene of akron on the 5100 block just before midnight, about 11:45 that's when the first call to shots fired came in. that man would not stop when asked to stop by police. and again the officer did shoot him one time in the leg take a listen. >> the officer fires one shot, two guns were recovered off that individual. individual shot in the left leg. >> man did not return fire, shot once in the leg two, guns pulled from the scene on glock 9-millimeter as well as rover. both guns were loaded, that man was taken to einstein medical center, in stable condition, police now also investigating that shooting, reports after shooting rather on akron street. >> justin finch, "eyewitness news". >>> police release new surveillance video in connection with the hit-and-run that kille

but behind every man stands a man.every legend lies the truth. >> there is much more to doc holliday than a legend. iconic side kick to a iconic law man. he is a notorious outlaw long before he meets wyatt earp. born into a family of means he's highly educated has a successful life virtually laid out in front of him, a life he chooses to reject. >> by 1872 expansion west is in full swing. seven years after the end of the civil war the american frontier is being established while the south continues to rebuild. in atlanta one of the city's hardest hit by the union a young john henry holiday has made it through unscathed. a gifted intellect and dedicated student holiday graduates from the prestigious pennsylvania college of dental surgery at just 20-years old. >> he graduates and it would be difficult for him to set up practice i wasn't schooled enough. clear testimony to his achievement and critical thinking skills. he was good. >> doc holliday was the epitome of a southern gentlemen which meant he was mannerly and also

a man is leading a campaign to bring a little bit of hollywood to silicon valley. he wants to put up a giant silicon valley sign in the mission park area in the san jose foothills, saying the famous hollywood sign inspires him. >> some landmark we can be distinguished by. >> trying to come up with new ideas, is there anyway we can make this go further. >> now proposed sign would be 45 feet tall, 2020 feet wide, designed to look high tech, might be made out of high techmaterials and have an interactive component. >>> a man is a multibillionaire, he won $5 million off the lottery scratch ticket. he says he also won a thousand dollars a couple months ago. it was bought at the 7-eleven, the score will get $25,000 for selling that winning ticket. >>> time now 6:26. found alive, a man was pulled to safety after being buried under the rubble in nepal for 80 hours, his amazing story of survival and rescue. the bay area dog tunnel helping in the search for earthquake survivors. >> students at sanford are speaking out about the hateful graffiti found on campus. >>> looking a

i love you, man. >> i'm glad to see you go, man. be going out of prison, but i ain't going out of your life. okay? >> all right. >> all right. take care of yourself, man. >> i'll take care. >> we can interrupt this service for one moment, this deejay the spin doctor, kicking it from the station that kicks behind the bricks, the only incarceration station in the nation. we got somebody here want to just say hello to everybody and actually, he want to say good-bye. rick, how long you been here? >> i've been here 24 years. i've been here ever since 1984. i've been locked up 27 years. >> rick, you've been saying that all the while that you was innocent, huh? >> i said that from the first day. they tried to get me to say i was guilty and get me ten years, but i couldn't lie. i couldn't say i did something i didn't do. it was a nice day here with y'all, which i didn't really want, but i've got to depart. i'm going on out of here. i got cut loose today. dna cut me loose and i just want to say good-bye to inmate population. everybody down t

you know, the man is definitely running away. all he had to do to that officer is wait for his back-up to show up. i have been in instances where i have chased after people and say, this guy is giant. i'm going to get in a fight with him. i'll slow it down a little bit, just keep him in view and then when the officers arrive, then you jump on the guy, get him handcuffed and that's it but this shooting, i tell you, i'm so shocked. >> the guy is running. he's not a sprinter, by any means. >> exactly. >> he's lumbering along and there is a number of ways to deal with this. >> he's going along. they could have very -- there were a number of other ways to deal with it. >> definitely. you know, shooting a man running away like that for a simple traffic stop, of course, when you make a traffic stop, you don't know who you're stopping. why is this guy running in the first place? apparently, had minor offenses in the past but -- >> certainly. >> but still, no reason to shoot that man eight times in the back as he's running away. >> accord

man jumps down to help and together they are able to get the man out. they also even stayed to get his wheelchair out. now, we don't know who these good samaritans are tonight. we are working with metro to try to get in touch with them because they've got quite a story to tell. as far as the man who plunged over the edge, we're told he's 54 years old and well known around the e street station here. he was taken to the hospital according to metro and has injuries to his face as well as his mouth. he's ultimately going to be ok and that's thanks in large part to those men who jumped down. now, the spokesperson for metro says unquestionably those two good samaritans are heroes. if you find yourself in a similar situation, he said one thing he recommends is somebody get the station manager and try to have him turn off the third rail because there is the potential if you jump down there that you could be electrocuted if you hit that third rail. didn't happen in this case thankfully and again, he says those two men were heroes. fortunately, no train was about

a man in the home spoke with her and said she seemed " kind of messed up. please confirm she did know someone in the house and was told she could go inside as long as she went in and out through a window. the man who caught her is not filing charges of but she has been told she cannot come back. >> reporter: up next on the kron 4 morning news a toddler was adopted in then dropped off miles away will show you please the looking for and then there was one will tell you there's which state that president obama has yet to visit. ct. fa-actg adl is dignewithn ula-th coing and fast aorbi adv ioncoreechnogy stping heachesnd oer ugh in. fast reliefoesn getny bterthanhis. adl. ghirardei ofan fncis. carullyraft e fist ccola so you c sav lifs swtestomen. we pour ouhear intoveryquar ookse cholate w haa crunch.brkside cruny clters - crpy multi-gins and sweefruiflaved piecesdied in richark ocolate. diover brookside cruny clters. >> reporter: soft welcome back 7:15 a.m. we're breaking up the sunny skies temperatures will be vast the warmups mid-60's at lunchtime los '70s

police chased a suspect on a motorcycle, but he got away. >>> a man is in jail accused of chasing a mand crash into another car and killing a man. police say they were trying to stop the man in the corvette for speeding. they say they backed off the chase moments before the crash. >>> mourners and protesters came together one day after a police shooting victim was laid to rest. candice gibson has the latest and a look at the change that the shooting may bring about. >> tonight a vigil at the spot where walter scott was gunned down. >> we come to this spot to press our feet into the ground where he was. >> the gathering caping a week of prayer and protests. the em battle ited police chief telling me the entire week has been difficult. >> just have to be tough for the force. >> scott's shooting death by the officer triggering a firestorm over police use of deadly force. washington post analysis of thousands of police involved fatal shootings show 54 officers were charged. nonlethal encounters increasing nationwide. >> suspect being tased. >> in california the fbi is investigating after sh

to the man's rescue. drives him backup on the train platform with the help of other good samaritan. they dragged him backup out of the platform but not before he retrieves something that had fallen from the pocket with the hand of that fall victim, in the final analysis, everyone was safe it was all good. but septa police chief thomas nestel says there was real danger involved in doing what these mood smart tans did. let's listen to his word. we have some pretty high intense electricity running down in that track area. jumping in you don't know where it is safe to be. person that fell may be touching that, which makes that person a hazard. there are a whole lot of things that somebody just reacting just don't know. we would say i'm happy that it turnout the way it did. next time you see something like that and hepp flu i won't, run to the cashier, hit the emergency button and we will be covered. >> reporter: man who fell suffered only cuts and scrapes, man who went to his aid, similarly uninjured except f

gavin, do you need a man? >> i need a man. i need a man! no this is healthy. sonny, i am disappointed in you. the reason everyone loves you is because you are a loud mouth. that is america. new york city is the second most lucrative city in the world. it is the most lucrative city in america. you know why? we are loud mouths. we lose our tempers. we go what the hell -- what are you crazy? lady, what are you doing? you are throwing [bleep] on the floor! what are you crazy? >> we need to support people who lose their tempers. we shouldn't support them or not support them. we need to let them be. we are this this culture now where losing your temper is seen as taboo. it is what built america. it is all about new york and that's why new york is rich. we yell. >> i go after people on my level. you are in a tow truck little room and no i am not going to go after you. you are not on my level to have it. >> punch at everyone. >> sonny does make a good point. >> don't punch children in the face. >> i will go after people on my level or bigger than me. i am not going to

come on, man.! oh his leg's broken. i've got his leg. >> reporter: police say the driver was unconscious and his clothes were on fire. >> hang on, man. pull him back. pull him back. >> reporter: the pair pulled him from the burning vehicle to safety. >> his leg's really busted up. >> reporter: the police are investigating but say it appears 25-year-old hector vie ace ran off the road and hit a steel beam before his vehicle erupt nd flames. >> you'll be all right, okay? ambulance is coming. what's your name, bud? >>> news4 at 5 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> right now at 5, rescue on the tracks. a man in a wheelchair falls off a metro platform and witnesses jump to save him. pat collins has the video new tonight. >>> it is profound sadness and disbelief that we are here today. our hearts are simply broken. >> a final farewell today from family and friends, the funeral for a local college student. and what investigators are now saying about her murder. >>> and first tonight fairfax county hopes n

. >>> happening now a bold robbery carried out by a man with a badge. surveillance video shows him approaching a woman and flashing that badge. this guy is no police officer and this may not be the first time this guy has tried to use his badge to break the law. fox 29's dave kinchen is live at southwest detectives to night. dave, he can be behind several robberies? >> reporter: that's right we're hearing three robberies. police say he has a fake badge but a very very real gun and in apparent knowledge of police tactics. now, officers are going after him. >> very bold. brazeningly bold. >> reporter: only way to describe a man who police say pretends to be a cop robbing victims he knows by name. >> kind of shocking in my neighborhood. >> reporter: surveillance video from a corner store at cedar and 52nd in cobbs creek shows the man with fake badge pulling the 36-year-old victim and business owner over to a wall telling her to drop the purse. he takes it and then runs but she gives chase. following him all the way to a get away car where he jumps in. >> t

he was very compassionate man. he was a decent man. his eyes would reflect that compassion.challenged him, he could stair down a rattlesnake. >> in july of 1865, hickok takes a seat at the table request a former confederate soldier turned professional gambler. he hadz a reputation of a bully and is quick to violence. >> i will have a seat. see what comes in off the street. >> legend has it wild bill hickok always sits with his back to the wall, this part of his legend is 100 percent true. maybe he has had one too many challenges. maybe it is common sense. but hickok almost always insists on a seat facing the door, whether it is empty or not. >> hickok is a union soldier socializing with confederates week after the civil war ends. tensions run deep even at a card game. >> another drink. don't be stingy. (indiscernible) (indiscernible) >> let's see em. >> looks like you owe me 35, bill. >> i believe it's 25. >> 45 now. >> gentlemen. >> it was a matter of pride that he was good for his dad. he didn't need to leave any collateral. it was persistence he wanted bill's watch. this

it started when a man kidnaped a woman yesterday. they captured a man after a car chase. he and an officer were injured and then taken to the hospital. the kidnapping victim is in the physically hurt. >>> 6:00 pennsylvania. the community want answers after a man dies in police custody. >> a vigil is planned in vineland. fox 29's steve keeley live where mourners planned to gather steve good morning. >> reporter: we are right under the vineland water towers which you can finally see as daylight is coming up and right beneath and all around this water tower has been nothing but tension for the past 11 days. today religious leaders hope both weather and community cooperate at 1:00 for their prayer gathering that they hope is in big numbers today. gathering being the keyword here in vineland. it is held to support both vineland police department and family of three two-year old philip white man who died in police custody on march 3rd 1st soon after his arrest 11 days ago and that has been seen widely across the country on video. >> what i see gannon those videos is consistent

they want you to remember this man's face. we'll tell you what he is accused of doing moments before hopping on a septa train. >>> plus a frightening fall for a group of high schoolers in indiana. a stage collapsed sending more than a dozen students to the hospital and some of the injuries are serious. >>> 5:13. we're following two breaking stories this morning. the first, police are looking for a gunman who shot and killed a food delivery man in philadelphia's crescentville neighborhood. they shot and killed the man as he was sitting in his car or just getting out. police don't know if robbery was the motive there. >>> also breaking police arrested a second suspect wanted for shooting a police officer in west philadelphia. that officer was responding to a drug investigation when he confront the the suspect at 51st and master's street last night. one of them shot at the officer several times. only one shot hit the officer in the arm. police say he will be okay. we're working to find out about one suspect who was also wounded.

the young man is then seen spitting in the man's face. the elderly man appears to try to push away the attacker and then the young man begins punching the 69-year-old victim repeatedly until he falls to the ground. >> >> the suspect walked out of the station, not a care in the world, no rushing, no looking back, exiting th

who viciously attacked homeless man it was all captured or surveillance video. the warning of the video that to see may be disturbing for some of you it happened in the tenderloin district near gary and larkin streets on wednesday night. at this point they don't have a motive behind the attack you concede impendent is the wall the suspect pulled out what looks like a metal pipe and attacks the man strikes among the head kron 4 will tran is live at s.f. general hospital where the victim is in the hospital. >> reporter: he still in the hospital two days later after he was hit you see the video he goes down his motionless it was rushed to the san francisco general hospital a time after that two days later he is still intrude critical condition his 50 stitches to his face and head and should some by the brutal attack. when a show you the video again so the chicken see if you want him to help the police department capture the suspect. he comes along all casual white a sunday stroll the man described as robert that's the name of the homeless man was sitting on a bucke

nearby, near the man's body was a backpack and roller case. they were considered suspicious packages. both the u.s. capitol and the visitor center wore off balance as the bomb techs came in and inspected the packages. it was pretty much just clothing but the initial concern was the unidentified man pulled out the gun. >> the subject walking in a public area of the u.s. capitol on the west front produced a weapon and engaged in a self-inflicted gunshot wound. there were no shots fired by u.s. capitol police or any other law enforcement agency. richard: the police still very much here on the scene. nearby the body, there was a sign that read something to the effect of the 1% pay more taxes. we do know there were several protests in the area. we don't go of this was connected with that. the police believe they know who the man is, but they have not yet told us his identity. they say there is known a this of terrorism in connection with this event. again, the biggest concern for the authorities is trying to figure out why this man came here to do

the man is in stable condition at the hospital.jured. >> reporter: wet and jammed on i-95 southbound from academy to cottman and the betsy ross bridge to girard. >> reporter: steady rain is moving out. scattered showers late today. noon 665 few peeks of sunshine and nice high of 70. >> don't forget we're always on 6abc.com. we'll be back with updates. at 8:30 check out our live streaming matt will be hosting a mayoral debate at 8:30. for matt o'donnell, matt pellman, and karen rogers, i'm tamala edwards. have a great friday. >>> good morning erk america. mission to kill. the ohio man accused of plotting a terror attack here at home against u.s. soldiers after getting weapons and terror training in syria. a new threat to the homeland from isis and al qaeda. >>> new this morning, air rage. a bizarre incident. a passenger attacking the man next to her with a pen. the pilot forced to abort the flight. the woman removed from the plane. what passengers say set her off. >>> massive meltdown. the television reporter suspended this morning

but behind every man stands a man.every legend lies the truth. >> there is much more to doc holliday than a legend. iconic side kick to a iconic law man. he is a notorious outlaw long before he meets wyatt earp. born into a family of means he's highly educated has a successful life virtually laid out in front of him, a life he chooses to reject. >> by 1872 expansion west is in full swing. seven years after the end of the civil war the american frontier is being established while the south continues to rebuild. in atlanta one of the city's hardest hit by the union a young john henry holiday has made it through unscathed. a gifted intellect and dedicated student holiday graduates from the prestigious pennsylvania college of dental surgery at just 20-years old. >> he graduates and it would be difficult for him to set up practice i wasn't schooled enough. clear testimony to his achievement and critical thinking skills. he was good. >> doc holliday was the epitome of a southern gentlemen which meant he was mannerly and also

man down. >> the man survived received treatment at the hospital and then was arrested. the police chief says running him over with the car probably saved his life. the officer was cleared by the county prosecutor and won't be charged. we will analyze that video with our law enforcement experts as well as the latest on robert bates, the reserve sheriff deputy in tulsa, oklahoma who mistakenly shot and killed a man who was being arrested and is now charged with man slaughter. robert bates, defense lawyer will join us. there's plenty of political news also today including -- this is true -- a congressional hearing today about sex parties. >> tulsa county reserve deputy robert bates has just turned himself into police. >> charged with second degree man slaughter involving culpable negligence. >> he shot and killed eric harris while trying to apprehend him. >> he says he was never trying to kill him. >> the passenger inside the car with walter scott before he was fatally shot is speaking out. >> saying he doesn't know why scott decided to run off during a traffic stop. >> bu

according to police a man shot one officer in the leg, another officer shot and killed that man and wounded the video we're about to show you disturbing. it involves a man caught one1 camera smacking a toddler to the ground. the surveillance camera caught the man slapping the 3-year-old boy in the face inside of at( store in bakersfield, r california. you can see the boy's mother. she approaches. she walks him away afterward. we're told thejf boy is doing okay. the man lives with thee1 boy and the mother. police arrested him at his home. he's being held on child endangerment charges. prosecutors will not try a philadelphia priest on child sex%%$ti (rp)ges for a third time. but it's unlikely father andrew mccormick will return to a parish. the priest was accused of molesting an lp11-year-oldt( altar boy in 1997 att( sacred heart parish in bridesburg. in two trials neither jury could reach ae1Ñuj )(u >>> travel will be tricky when the pope comes to philadelphia later on this year. mass transit will be the way to go. septa is alreadyñr making plans ahead of the crowds that will swarm center ci

said he was a 54-year-old man from hayward. anyone with information should call the dow last city c.h.p. >>> the family of a livermore woman hit and killed by a drunk driver in 2013 is suing the driver's parents for wrongful death. the 21-year-old was a nurse student at chico state riding her bicycle on campus and riley hoover hit her and left her on the side of the room much the family said his parents knew he had an alcohol and drug problem but let him drive the car anyway. >> former santa clara supervise george -- sure will be sentenced say he his conduct. he could get a year in county jail. >> overseas, the bodies of many of those killed in an attack on a kenya university are moved to the capital city of nairobi. 147 died and dozens were hurt after islamist militants stormed a college campus yesterday. the interior minister said most of the dead are constitutes of christian faith. survivors say the gunmen planned extensively. the islamic extremist group shebab has claimed responsibility. >> iran and six world powers have a

she called 911 and heck man took off with the suitcase.urveillance video showing him on a septa train headed towards the upper darby station. police are offering a $2,500 reward for information that leads to his arrest and convict. >>> a bold attempt to stop a thief. a man is taken for a wild ride on the hood of his own suv. the dramatic way it came to an end coming up. >>> a high school production takes a dramatic and dangerous turn. the stage collapses. what a stunned audience is forced to do. scott. >> dawn, those temperatures are going to drop. we have freeze warnings in effect. we'll talk about it coming coming up. >> and the problem at local starbucks stores and stores across the country as the coffee giant giving out free drinks tonight. ♪ >> i'm karen hepp coming up tomorrow op fox 29 weekend did you see the story about a young woman who ordered ordered diet pills over the internet inter killed her. if you've had bad day wait until you meet this man all the bad things that happened to his ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob

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the man who shot officer moynihan was killed by return fire. it seems police did everything by the book in that case, but other recent confrontations are raising questions about the use of force. and a sea lion pup goes to school and straight to detention when the cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: two incidents caught on camera this week are raising questions about the use of force by police. the deadly shooting of an unarmed man in south carolina that we reported on early eand the beating of a suspect by 10 sheriff's deputies in southern california, where even their boss says the force looks excessive. here's carter evans. >> suspect being tased. >> reporter: as 30-year-old francis pusok lay on the ground, hands behind his back, two deputies began kicking and punching him. aerial video from knbc in los angeles then showed more deputies joining in. they struck him more than 50 times. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. >> reporter: san bernardino county sheriff john mcmahon. >> when you get to the end of a pursuit a

you can see a man walking down the street in the direction of a hopeless man who is sitting against a wall. the suspect pulled out what appears to be a pipe or rod and whacks the home listen -- hopeless man. people would live and work in the area are baffled why someone would want to hurt a friendly and harmless man. >> you he is a regular guy, here every day, 10 years. >> he is a pain in the butt but okay. never bothered anybody. >> the last man left flowers where robert was attacked hoping he gets well soon. he is recovering at plan general hospital and had to get 50 stitches. it is not clear if the suspect and victim knew each other. it appears the attack certificate not hopeless. the assault was so violent he could be charged with attempted murder. >>> developing news, police in hair are looking for the shooter who last a man dead at 9:45 last night on jefferson street near east 10th. responding officers found a man with a wound to the chest. he has been identified 22-year-old william pachenko jr. of hayward. >> an intersection in san rafael is open after a gas leak was cut off. i

the man sustained?he said no it would have to be some kind of blunt force trauma to sustain an injury to his neck. as you can see in that video where the officers had him down. there's a small wall behind that. okay maybe when the officers took him down the back of his head hit that wall. >> accidentally? >> it might have been accidentally. i don't know. >> well we don't know that. >> i'm asking if it's plausible? >> i don't know. it's definitely plausible. >> right, if they did -- to the point mark is getting at. >> it would take that kind of blow. >> i hear your point. i also hear mark's. if they were to have done that slammed his head into the wall to get him to shut up or whatever they were trying doto do would that classify as police brutality? >> yes, if he was handcuffed. >> even if you weren't handcuffed -- >> i think what's happened is they're involved in the struggle. this is just all speculation on my part here because none of us know the facts that happened in the case. although it is distur

one man jumped on the track to save another man who fell. jummy: a philadelphia man puts his own life at risk to rescue another man who fell on to a set of train tracks. just watch as alfred walks down the edge of the train platform before misstepping and falling five feet just on to the tracks. people can be seen running to and from that scene. one person who ran to help was charles collins who says he didn't even think twice. >> i turned around and i saw him down so i jumped down and picked him up. jummy: collins suffered a minor leg injury in the incident while the man who fell suffered a broken back and ribs and an injured spleen. new details this noon about a picture of a dramatic rescue. take a look at this. it shows a man pulling a stranger from an s.u.v. that was dangling off the edge of a cliff in idaho. the mystery good samaritan has been identified as 29-year-old jason warnock. he was driving by and just wanted to help. the s.u.v. was supported only by a chain link fence from a 30 foot drop below. the other man by the way, is doin

they pulled the man's body out of the water. police don't yet know how he ended up there. >>> that's new dash cam audio of north charleston police officer michael slager moments after he shot and killed walter scott. a second officer tells him to write down his thoughts. slager appears to laugh and says it is pumpy. hundreds filled the church in south carolina for the funeral remembering scott as a christian. slager pulled him over for a busted taillight and scott took off running. slager has been charged with murder. >>> it was an historic day in panama where a decades long standstill came to an end. president obama sat down with raul castro, the president of cuba. this marks the first meeting between leaders in more than 50 years. they sat down and acknowledged the history between the two leaders. both agreed that normalizing relations could take some time. >>> she would be an excellent president. that is a direct quote about hillary clinton from her former bos boss president obama. we're just hours away from mrs. clinton's fo

i was a growing little man. a growing lyle man.ll people that i am seriously funny. it's for real. after that, i said you know what you guys all laughed but you done realize what are you laughing at is my pain. let me put my pain out there. >> jon: right, right. >> and give you something to laugh at. that with my dad being on drugs, my mom passing away. then after that i made a lot of things that i consider mistakes for myself. divorce me getting another woman and getting flack for that i got a dui at one point. these are things that i felt like-- . >> jon: i didn't real how [bleep] up you are. >> no, i am a mess i'm a complete mess. >> jon: you are. >> it's like you just realized holy [bleep] kevin hart's a complete mess! so i felt i was like let me explain you know. i fell --. >> jon: and but it is it's your way of processing that information. >> yes. >> jon: and what you have done. >> very much so. like me going me doing let me explain that was my way to give directly and contact with the people that support me. you hear things

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breaking away from a man, and then the officer fires eight shots at the man, 58-year-old walter scottm, and the officer could face life in pr prizson or even death. the grieving family of

a man charged with the death of a grace man. he faced a judge for arraignment this morning. 30-year-old stephen asked for a public defender today. meanwhile, hundreds gathered to say goodbye to man. stephanie ramirez joins us live from the news room. and steph we understand it was an emotional service. >> 1200 people, students, family, friends, school faculty they honored the mary washington student. she received a fair max sheriff's department escort. those closest to her locked arms as her parents followed her cassettes, her parents melissa and thomas mann making a plea. >> love the ones that you love clearly and focally. >> that's how gray mann lived as a supportive of women's rights who at a young age who fought for others. >> she was a positive girl no matter what anybody said about her or towards her she was going to look at you in a loving way and try to be there for you. >> the common wealth attorney said over-the-phone today she does not believe the suspect 30-year-old stephen vanderbilt targeted her for her belief, but

i think he was really scared. >> larry is able to pin the man to the ground but he is concerned the man may wiggle loose and retaliate so he cries out to the three other customers watching the fight. >> i had to tell them, grab this guy. grab this guy. you've seen the video that they did grab him and actually followed through for quite a while. >> i'm talking to the girl on 911 and i told her what's happening inside the store. then she is telling me by law you can't hold him down. you have to let him go. i said why would i let him go when i got good citizens trying to help me out? >> the man fights with the other customers for several minutes but eventually he gives up. police arrive at the scene and remove the man from the store. no charges are filed against him as police find no evidence of a robbery. none of the bystanders who restrained the man is arrested either. for his bravery larry has received praise from thousands of people online. >> thousands of messages from strangers just thanking me. lots of messages from people in wheelchairs want to be my friend on facebook. responses f

it shows him shooting the man in the back eight times. the dashcam video shed more lights on the moment leading up to the shooting. >> there is the car and the video. >> slager claimed he fired in self defense after the victim ran. the 50-year-old did not have a taser when he ran away and it was slager who puts it near his body. >> he runs back before he checks in the body and picks up the taser and he walks over to the body and tosses on the ground. >> protesters rallying across the city on wednesday saying the killing of unarmed black man by police must stop. >> we have to change this. i don't want to close my eyes and see another person die for nothing. >> the shooting is also getting the attention of the obama administration. the white house saying this case clearly supports the need for law enforcement body cameras. >> body cameras warn by police officers could have a positive impact between trusts between law enforcement and the community they serve. >> the mayor agrees in north charleston. going forward every police will wear body