when we come back to ferguson we'll check in with maria ines ferre, and she'll follow how people's approach to social media is changing as a result to the unrest here in ferguson. >> in the last hour texas governor rick perry turned himself in to authorities. he was indicted over the weekend. the republican is aused of coercion and official oppression from promises to veto funding. surrounded by supporters the governor says he plans to fight the allegations. we have more on the shooting attack maria ines ferre and other news around the u.s. >> the university of colorado may have withheld records about james holmes. this raises questions about how the school handled the defendant prior to the attack. holmes has plead not guilty by reason of insan tight murder and attempted murder 12 people were killed in the attack. 70 others were wounded. >>> no. new york the death of a black man placed under an apparent choke hold by a white police officer will go to a grand jury. the jury will hear evidence surrounding the death of erik garner. he decide moments later. >>> five to eight thousand of fuel s

maria ines ferre. ines. >> tony, this will give time to absence questions about the effectiveness of a new two-drug combination. the ohio ruling extends a one month moratorium into january of next year. lawsuits over lethal injections in several states calling into question the trution used for executions. earlier this month, a ohio inmate snorted and gasped for 20 minutes before dying. >>> authorities are trying to gain ground on two wildfires burning about eight miles apart in try timber. operators are trying to figure out what cause caused a scaffolo malfunction at a new york city tower. two rescuers were rescued from stalled scaffolding, operators are looking into a motor malfunction or loss of power. >>> barney's new york has settled a high profile lawsuit. the attorney general's office said a disproportionate member of black and latino shoppers were accused of are shoplifting and credit card fraud. followed minority customers even when they were identified as frequent patrons. >>> and a 13-year-ol

. >> maria ines ferre has the headlines. ines. >> attorneys to give him additional information before issuing a final order. today's rulings comes days after a similar law was blocked in mississippi. >>> a droit man -- a detroit man testified at his trial today. be wafer said he heard loud noises outside, opened the door slightly and saw someone quickly come from the side of his house. that's when he fired his gun. mcbryde walked to his porch after crashing her car nearby. prosecutors said he should have stayed insides and called for help if he was scared. >>> probe comes amidst allegations of sexual assault, drug use and cheating. the academy has a student body of 4,000. a local report exposed cases of alleged misconduct among some of the school's athletes. >>> and workers in tewksbury massachusetts, protest over an ouwhere ousted ceo. the board stands behind its decision to replace him. workers who walked off the job must return by today or they will be replaced. >> i'm not going in there so i'm guessing i very well could b

. >> maria ines ferre has the headlines make. >> final order. today's decision comes days after a similar law was blocked in mississippi. the law requires doctors at abortion clinics to have hospital admitting privileges. in denver the u.s. air force academy's athletic program is under investigation. the probe comes amidst allegations of drug problems, assaults and cheating. alleged misconduct among some of the school's athletes. >>> delinquent water customers in detroit have until august 25th to pay their bills. customers have one last opportunity to come up with a payment plan during this time. >>> and workers in tewksbury, massachusetts today, say they want to work for arthur domales, if board members allow him to buy the market bask grocery chain. workers must return by today or they'll be replaced. >> i'm not going in there so i'm guessing i very well could be fired today. >> reporter: in fact, the store is holding a three day job fair starting today to replace those workers. and a group of boaters in hawaii are telling their survival story

. >>> maria ines ferre has more on this story. >> reporter: during the day the activists are strategizing at night. they're in the front lines of the protest. i want to show you some of them. this is jonea. she's been active since the beginning of these protests. she's a 25-year-old activist helping to collect the donatio donations. she has been working with this woman, sherrill brown. she has been writing from the front lines since the media was pushed back. he she tweeted out this image, gathering medical response training. this gentleman right here has a gas mask in his hand. and this is an image that she tweeted out last night, the neighborhood we were in when we got gassed. these protesters are often coming up against tear gas. look at this video, documenting what is happening along the protesters. take a look. [ gunshots ] >> what is that shooting? >> that is live ammo. [ coughing ] >> the gas got my eyes watery. >> reporter: now on what do these protesters do if they're arrested? there are leaflets being passed around on who to call, they're encouraged to write it on their bodies j

maria ines ferre is live. maria. >> customers started seeing this on their bills, a minimum wage fee of 35 cents. no matter what you buy you're going to see those 35 cents for that minimum wage fee. that's the restaurant's way of covering the recent minimum wage like to $8 an hour. hundreds are sounding off on social media about this. jake writing just raise menu prices a little. to put a fee on a receipt! and? any restaurant that would raise their fee on my receipt wouldn't get my bis. i spoke to the owner of the restaurant craig beamer and he says he didn't do this to make a political statement. he wants to be transparent with the customers about the extra cost. he does believe he will lose some customers. but he says right now business is up, david. >> all right, maria, thank you very much. >>> going up for auction. 30 coins from the collection of a dallas businessman who died in 1988, are going up for auction. the auction is expected to bring in more than $300,000. the u.s. mint sold the coins to the gener

maria ines ferre has news around america. >> reporter: david, general motors is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles effecting 200 2002effecting 2002-2004 saturn models. 2013 cadillac atf four-door sedan and th. the philadelphia mother of three children who was killed after a hit-and-run. they were selling foot on a sidewalk on june 25th. that's when a car crushed the curb. the kids all died that day. two have been charged. each faces three counts including second-degree murder and carjacking. >>> a hunter is charged with starting a campfire that spread into a massive wildfire. he's accused of starting a campfire in an area where fires are prohibited. it turned into the rim fire that raged across 400 acres. >>> anthony weiner wants to open a restaurant in new york city. it would be located in the rockaways. wiener resigned from congress in 2011 after admitting he sent photos to women who were not his wife. he ran for mayor last year in new york city before more allegations of sending more photos. >>> under investigation video showed a woman throwing undelivered mail into a dumpster. this wa

maria ines ferre has more about that and other news around america. >> reporter: general motors is recalling 200,000 vehicles that namely effects 2002-2004 saturn view models. the ignition key may be removed when the vehicle is no operating position. the philadelphia mother of three children who were killed after a carjacking and hit-and-run has also died. keisha williams and her children were selling fruit on the sidewalk to raise money for their church on july 25th. that's when a carjacked suv jumped its curb crashing into them. the kids all died that day. two have been charged each faces 15 counts including second-degree murder and carjacking. >>> in california man charged with starting a campfire that spread into a massive wildfire. indicting the 32-year-old accused of starting a campfire last year in an area where fires are prohibited. that blaze grew into the rim fires that burned 400 acres. >>> ohio postal worker is under investigation after a video shows her throwing undelivered mill into a dumpster. you can see the woman dumping out the contents of a white crate. she turns to her ve

. >> a settlement today in a foster care related lawsuit p maria ines ferre has that story and other headlines making news across america. >> reporter: tony, three private new york foster care agencies will pay $17.5 million as part of the settlement. the lawsuit was filed on what have of eight children fraudulently adopted by 67-year-old judith linkin. they claim them abused and imprisoned in a house of horrors. many of the children are now adults. >>> the mississippi police officer caught on camera pointing his rifle and verbally threatening protesters has resigned. he tells them i will kill you. he was suspended after this happened on august 19th. the local police chief told us that the board of police commissioners believes it was in his best interest to resign or to be discharged. he chose to resign. >>> meanwhile police officers in ferguson, missouri, have been trained to use body cameras. many have been bought and donated by private companies. three cameras have already been deployed. >> my understanding if i activate the red light this automatically tomorrows on. >> how many

. >> the dozier school for boys, maria ines ferre has word. maria. >> evidence of a boy buried at an unmarked grave 74 years ago. george owen disappeared from the doadozier school, accused of physical and sexual abuse, so far investigators have found remains of 55 people. >>> mayor of detroit announced a ten point plan today that's expected to avoid water service shutoff. late payment penalties, extending customer service hours, and extending aid to low income customers. more than 15,000 customers had service cut between march and june, many have had it restored already. >> washington, are fcc said are manipulating match orders and dumping shares, promoters are accused of make more than $2.5 million in illegal profits. more than 200 households have been told to flee from a wildfire in okay. residents from another 90 homes are unevacuation warnings if the blaze spreads. so far no homes have been destroyed. firefighters plan to work through the night protecting structures. helicopters have been dropping water on the fire as well. >>> a florida t

maria ines ferre has that story and other headlines across the u.s. >> reporter: 18 clinics in texas will close in august if a new state law takes effects. hundreds of protesters gathered outside of the state courthouse in austin. >> we fought against this bill last year, and we continue to fight it because nothing in hb 2 says anything to improve the health or safety of the probatioabortion procedure. >> reporter: it require all abortion clinics to meet the same standards as surgical standards. >>> 14 people are injured after two double decker tour buses collided in heart of new york city. the accident happened in time square closing down several streets. eight of the injured were performance-enhancing drugs. they were all taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> crews are still clearing roadways following mudslides that left one person dead in southern california. some 2500 people were stranded after thunderstorms caused a mudslide on sunday. police are urging residents to stay in their homes while bulldozers cleared the road. >>> and in massachusetts morallies in support of an ous

maria ines ferre has the latest on that and other headlines making news across america. >> reporter: ny, in the autopsy report it showed that erik gardner died in new york from a chokehold. the 43-year-old is heard saying, i can't breathe. i can't breathe in this video. he was being detained for selling untaxed cigarettes. the video shows an officer putting garner into a chokehold just before he died. >>> a judge has found a 12-year-old girl unfit to stand trial. one of two girls accused of luring her friend into the woods and repeatedly stabbing her. the girl said that the attack was to please an internet fictional character known as slender man. >>> opening statements in the trial of three people from a peanut plant in georgia. they were indicted last year charged with selling sal them la -tainted peanuts. and covering up the reports of the bacteria. >>> two dogs that killed a michigan jogger will be euthanized. the dog's owners were charged with second-degree murder after their two dogs fatally mauled a jogger outside of detroit. they were held along with eight puppies that will be

. >>> maria ines ferre has a story making headlines across america. >> reporter: authorities are still searching for the pilot of the fighter jet that crashed in the mountains. they don't know whether he was ejected. witnesses say he heard a loud noise that sounded like an explosion just before 9:00 a.m. eastern today. people saw heavy smoke at the crash site. officials say the pilot reported an inflate emergency and then lost radio contact just before the crash. the jet is an one-person aircraft. the pentagon said it was headed to louisiana from massachusetts. >>> the governor of louisiana filed a lawsuit today against the obama administration over common core standards. bobby jindal auses the administration of manipulated federal grant money and regulations to force states to adopt the common core. he aggravated that the government hijacked the initiative. the common core was designed to improve schools using benchmarks to evaluate students each year. more than 40 days including louisiana have adopted the standards. an appeals court in ohio that is turned over hate crimes convictions

maria ines ferre is back and has that story and more headlines from around the country. >> reporter: ks, tony. authorities are still searching for the pilot of the fighter jet that crashed in the mountains. they don't know whether he was ejected. witnesses say that they heard a loud noise that sounded like an explosion just before 9:00 a.m. eastern today. people saw heavy smoke and officials say that the pilot erred an inflight emergency and lost radio contract just before the crash. the pentagon said it was headed to louisiana from massachusetts. >>> the governor of louisiana filed a lawsuit today against the obama administration over common core standard. bobby jindal accuses the administration o of hijacking and destroying the initiative common core was designed to improve schools. more than 40 states including louisiana have adopted the standards. >>> and appeals court in ohio has overturned hate crime convictions against 16 amish members. they were found guilty of cutting the hair and beard of mellow members three years ago. the jury received incorrect instruction, and they calle

maria ines ferre has that story and other headlines making news across america. >> reporter: tony, threerivate new york foster care agencies will pay $17.5 million as part of the settlement. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of eight children fraudulently adopted. they claim that they were abused, starved and imprisoned in a house of horrors. lincoln was sentenced to 20 years in prison five years ago. many of the chin are now adults. >>> the missouri police officer caught on camera pointing his rifle and verb bally threatening protesters in ferguson has resigned. in the video another officer pulls albers back after he threatened, i will kill pup the local police chief tells us that the board of police commissioners believe it was in albers' best interest to resign or be discharged. he chose resign. >>> a the pilot of the jet that crashed when it went down. he died when he crashed in a mountainous area. he had 17 years of f-15 flying experience. he reported the emergency just before losing radio contact. the international national guard said he was not able to eject. >>> charge will not be

maria ines ferre has that story. >> reporter: some journalists ask not to share it and asking for blackouting describe their crimes don't publish their propaganda. and maureen writes, let's not give this demonic group any more power. also twitter users even photograph shopped the new york cover today with a picture of james foley on assignment with matthew writing, hey, new york post, we fixed your front page for you. >> there are still many is accounts out there, david, and suspended users can open up accounts using different e-mails and just repost material, so it's difficult to contain. >> indeed, marie y thank you. >>> one of the worl world's most influential yoga gurus has died. he has been practicing yoga for 80 years. he has made yoga accessible to people around the world. we have more on his legacy. >> this is one of the few times these yoga students will ever sit still in class. they're here to mourn the passing of bks p iyengar. >> he would practice yoga for more than six hours every day. every hour of every minute he thought of yoga. he developed many new techniques that will co

maria ines ferre has the story and other headlines making news across america. >> reporter: tony, an appeals court refused to delay its ruling striking down virginia's same-sex marriage ban. that means gay couples can begin marrying as early as next week. they requested a delay on the ruling while it appeals on the u.s. supreme court. they say they will now file an emergency stay from the nation's highest court. a federal judge dismissed a challeng challenge against the >> a day after the casino announced it will shut down next month. the hotel employee employs more than 3,000 people. and cost $2 billion to built. >>> an assault was caught on video. donald said he was returning home around 5:30 when he was slammed on the left side of his head. >> watching myself walk down the street, and then bam, one minute i'm there, and the next minute i'm gone. let's face it. nobody wants something like this to happen. it's one of those things that not only is it unprovoked. >> reporter: he's hospitalized with a blood clot. he hopes the attacker is caught so no one else gets hurt. >>> and in texa

maria ines ferre has that story and more news around america. >> reporter: david, the highest court granted the request to block same-sex marriages while the issue is being appealed to the supreme court. without court intervention same-sex couples would have been allowed to marry as of tomorrow. no explanation for why the order was given. most other court decisions in favor of guy marriage has been put on hold. a california wildfire has destroyed eight homes and 1800 houses are threatened. the blaze near lake isabella is 15% contained. firefighters are working in drought conditions. residents from 200 homes are under evacuation orders. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> in chicago two suspects are under arrest following a hostage stand off that lasted 20 hours. the suspects barricaded themselves in the house with eight people. they let four children go overnight after hours of talks. the others were freed after authorities stormed in. >> every was up on the second floor. we entered the first floor through the front door by taking the door down and then once we had the first f