corporal michael brown is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon following an incident outside of a theater. roz plater has the ory that is new at 11:00. >> i just spoke with the alleged victim in the case by phone. he was in tears over what he described as a terrifying ordeal. we know that two people were arrested. one has been identified as off-duty prince george's county police officer corporal michael brown, it was a 12 year veteran of the aviation unit. to the police report, there was a verbal altercation outside of the howard theatre at 10:00 last night that turned physical. one of the men got angry when he cannot get his money back because his car battery was not working. one of the suspects punched the valet once in the chest, a second time in the head, knocking him to the ground. the second suspect punch the head.in the back of the one man came back from the car with a tire iron and another had a handgun. one of them raised the tire iron and a menacing fashion, the other pointed his gun at the group. d.c. police arrived in both men were arrested. county polices chief r

will recommend he does not spend more than ten years in prison. >>> rm foretooes council member michael brown is waking up in prison in monmontgomery, alabam. a judge sentenced him to 39 months. brown pled guilty to taking more 0 in bribes from an undercover fbi agent while in office. brown and former d.c. council member harry thomas are both serving time at the same prison. >>> derrick ward just arrived on the scene of breaking news in silver spring. >> reporter: we're at the 2400 block of pliers mill road. i'll let you take a look at the scene. montgomery county police saying about 5:30 a.m., an 18-year-old female was shot. she met with a 14-year-old male, someone she knew. at some point, that male fired a gun. the female was hit. she's been transported to an area hospital and sxegded to be okay. the suspect left the scene in a car. we don't have a description, but there is a search for the suspect. pliers mill will be closed at saints margaret's way. you'll be diverted around it while the investigation continues. we're not sure whether the incident happened on the street or in a house, but

michael brown, the former fema director during katrina. there are a lot of differences but the one commonality when you get to the scene of the incident and president bush was criticize it for betting there too late. this president for not getting to the border at all. which is worse? >> well, here's the analogy. the analogy fits because during katrina you had a focal opinion. you had the new orleans superdome, and that focal point allowed the media to really focus on what was going on in that natural disaster. in the border issue we don't have a focal point. this transparent administration has not let people in. they let congressmen in under very strict circumstances, controlled circumstances. the media has not been able to get in, so there's no focal point for anybody to focus on. so the american public doesn't get this humanitarian crisis is as bad as the natural disaster in katrina. but the president's not willing to go because this really fits the limbaugh theory. he uses the words that he is involved, paying attention, his staff is b

corporal michael brown is suspended with pay pending an administrative hearing. he was off duty at the time. the police chief said he's taking the allegation seriously. brown is a 12-year veteran of the aviation unit and an internal investigation is under way. >> crooks have been hiding special devices on local atms, stealing enough information to get into bank accounts. police are looking for three men using so-called skimming devices. these are photos of the three cooks. atms at three different sun trust banks have been hit since june. the devices can copy bank card information allowing thieves to get money out of the account. one man carried a pizza box with hill as he attached a skimming device to an atm. >> new video shows a look at the man who robbed the parents of d.c. candidate for mayor and council member bouzer. police have video of him in the home on 7th street. he identified himself as mr. joe, said he was from the cable company and needed to reboot their tvs. once inside, he stole two cell phones. >> tonight, three billionaires say they could work ou

corporal michael brown was arrested by d.c. police last night after they say he pulled a gun outside the howard theater. at the time he was off duty. the 12 year veteran is currently suspended with pay pending administrative hearing. >>> also prince george's county police canvassed an upper marlboro neighborhood tonight looking for two men who broke into a home tuesday night on calverton drive, demanded cash and shot a person inside. the victim is in critical but stable condition. if you have any information, please call crime solvers, 1- 866-411-tips. you can remain anonymous. >>> we now know the name of the young camper who died when a storm hit tuesday at the river valley ranch in carroll county, maryland. his name was justin nicholas diggs, he was 12 years old from baltimore. justin was killed by falling tree limbs snapped by the sudden violent winds when camp staffers were trying to move the kids from an open pavilion into the main hall about 150 yards away. a handful of other campers were hurt also. >>> a little boy died

councilmember michael brown is in prison today. brown checked himself into a federal prison in montgomery, alabama, yesterday. a judge sentenced him to 39 months. brown pleaded guilty to taking more than $50,000 in bribes from an undercover fbi agent while in office. brown and former d.c. councilmember harry thomas are both serving time at the same prison. >>> maryland and virginia made the short list for the new fbi headquarters. the next step is to hear from you and assess the proposed sites. the general services administration says it's between a warehouse site in springfield, virginia, and two sites in prince george's county. the old landover mall and a site near the green belt metro. the gsa will let the public chime in and then look for qualified developers. the fbi headquarters will bring with it 11,000 jobs and a $2 billion economic impact. >>> we are following new developments in the middle east. a break from the violence, a cease-fire called by the israeli military, but it is not expected to last long. >>> and strong reac

michael brown was arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.. according to the report, he got into an argument with a valet and allegedly pointed a handgun. he is expected to return to court july 23. u.s. park police are looking for a person of interest with a sexual assault. a woman was walking near the georgetown waterfront, when a man approached her and assaulted her, she told police. here is dave zahren with your forecast. a what a week we have had -- lot of storms and a hot day. it will be a hot and humid weekend. storms will be at a minimum. 74 right now. wind out of the south. he's in the air. will lift. fog 89 was the high yesterday. that is where we should be. warm and humid today. a stray afternoon shower is possible. tomorrow the threat increases just a little bit, 30%. temperatures in the low-90's monday and tuesday storms could be coming back, but the latter part of the week, cooler weather. >> thank you. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my b

corporal michael brown has been charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. he is suspended with pay pending an administrative hearing. they're doing an internal investigation underway right now. >>> you heard adam's report. a new study now reveals just how much time we spend stuck in traffic, and which days of the week are the worst when it comes to gridlock. >> scary moments on a popular ride. a tourist ended up severing his fingers while visiting disney. >>> we're working to learn more about a scary incident in disney in florida. a tourist lost the tips of two fingers on the ride pirates of the caribbean in the magic kingdom. it's not clear how the accident happened yesterday. the ride was stopped and inspected and found to be safe. they went ahead and reopened it. visitors are instructed keep their hands inside that ride at all times. >>> numbers are out, and they aren't good. the gps company tom tom has ranked d.c. the worst in the world for -- in our area if your commute is an hour long, you spend 28 minutes a day delayed in traffic. if you're commuting

. >> a single bullet left michael brown a quadriplegic. he's not a gang member.a pastor and a math teacher, an innocent bystander. >> what is the prognosis for you being able to walk again? >> well, to be honest, it's not very good. but i just hope. >> we're going to straighten your hips out, okay? >> okay. >> i don't hold any bitterness or anger. i just want the violence to stop. >> number one thing that happens is patients lose autonomy, they lose the ability to control themselves. >> there's so many kids getting shot. it's not you get shot, you go home. no, you get shot, some people end up with colostomy bags inside. this is long medical care. >> but ray is not looking for sympathy. >> i knew what i was doing. i had multiple chances to change my life around before that. i didn't want to. >> this is a consequence. you know, and not everybody makes the news. >> they're back on the streets now, but as peacemakers trying to convince young men not to make the same choices they did. >> you know how they say that everything happens for a reason? this might have been

. >> a single bullet left michael brown a quadriplegic. he's not a gang member.being able to walk again? >> well, to be honest, it's not very good. i just hope. >> straighten your hips out, okay? >> i don't hold any bitterness or anger, i just want the violence to stop. >> number one thing that happens is patients lose autonomy. the able ility to control themselves. >> there are so many kids getting shot. it's not you get shot, you go home. you get shot, some people end up with bags inside. this is long medical care. >> but ray is not looking for sympathy. i knew what i was doing. i had multiple chances to change my life around. i didn't want to. >> this is the consequence and not everybody makes the news. >> they're wak on the streets now, but as peacemakers, trying to convince young men not to make the same choices they did. >> you know how they say that everything happens for a reason, this might have been the reason. just so that i can prevent somebody from following my route. as long as i stop one kid from going down the wrong path, then bang, i saved a life

browns. russell wilson is in the second spot. michael sam is number six. hisii has dropped hid number 10 jersey has fallen to the 17th spot. and andrew luck is 25. jennifer sullivan walked down the aisle on her wedding day. she is a graduate and huge hurricane fan. the university stepped in and surprise them with a school mascot, wearing a jersey with her dad's nickname on the back. she said it was the most amazing moment. >> very cool. >> prince george's county council has given the new mgm casino its stamp of approval. live from the national harbor with where the casino construction stands now. can see they are already moving around an awful lot of dirt back here. the pace is really going to pick up. in reality ground has already been broken. excavation is well underway. the manager says it will go quickly. >> you will see a big hole and then at some point segments will be brought in. we hope within a year you will the summit being poured in and out of the ground. >> one 925 -- the $925 million casino will look like this. inside, 100 40 table games, a 30

this is almost like michael jackson and james brown. >> this is beyond a feud because he is still not buried. he died a month ago. casey kasem died a month ago and his body is still in a funeral home. his children want him buried in california and his wife has not come to make arrangements or claim the body or anything. so it's really insane. this comes after she threw raw meat at his daughter earlier this summer. this is beyond family feud. if you let the man sit in a funeral home for a month, that is just wrong. it's really bad. >>> there's an interesting study we've talked about today of. >> it was published in the journal of psychology of popular media culture and found women who posted sexy pictures on social media make them appear less confident and attractive evidently to their peers. how did this sell? >> tell that to kim kardashian. i'm sorry. i have to say that. i mean there are celebrities that post sexy pictures, kate upton, kim kardashian, but i can see if you're a regular person and someone is searching for you and want to hire you for a job and all your social media pic

. >> michael felt they were answering governor jerry brown's urgent call to turn off the tap. >> everyoned try to do at least 20% conservation of their water use. this takes a coming together of all the people of california. >> so now the ground outside the tate capitol buildings are turning brown and so is the korte's lawn. on tuesday the same day california officials authorized fines of up to $500 for overwatering, the korte's got this letter from the city of glen dora. >> it said you have 60 days to get your lawn looking like this or else. >> and the penalty was fines of $100 to $500 or criminal prosecution, whatever that means. >> yes, a $500 fine for underwatering. >> it's kind of crazy considering the state of the state. >> yeah t goes against common sense. >> s that eat dilemma facing californian, water so readily available and yet so scarce. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> a hot air balloon crashed last night in massachusetts and the whole thing was caught on tape. here it is attempting a landing in the town of clinton when it suddenly burst into flames after collid

brown. you look at prince, michael jackson, usher, kanye west, all of them will say, rihanna, beyonce, jay z. and that's what this movie will provide. it's a story, a rough story, it's got an edge because, you know, he lived a tough life. he came from nothing. he became a superstar. and of course, he had his behavioral challenges, as we remember and the movie doesn't, you know, we don't shirk on that. but i was just so privileged to be a part of this cast with viola davis, olivia spencer -- >> jimmy: chadwick bozeman, is the kid -- >> chadwick bozeman, who played jackie robinson in "42," tremendous young actor. this is not an impression of james brown, a replication or a a duplication. this is a young, talented actor who is being the role, is in the role and has just implemented it beautifully. it's coming out august 1st. don't miss it. it's going to be really hot. >> jimmy: so excited. let's take a look at the clip. here is dan aykroyd and chadwick bozeman in the new james brown biopic "get on up." check it out. >> what did they say to you pop? >> street kid, from augusta, georgia, headed t

. >> reporter: michael and laura felt they were answering governor jerry brown's urgent call to turn off the tap. >> everyone should try to do at least 20% conservation of their water use. this takes a coming together of all the people of california. >> reporter: now the grounds outside the state capitol building are turning brown. and so is their lawn. on tuesday, the same day california officials authorized fines up to $500 for overwatering, they got this letter from the city of glen dora. >> it says you have 60 days to get your lawns looking like this or else. >> or criminal prosecution or fines, whatever that means. >> reporter: yes, a $500 fine for underwatering. >> it's kind of crazy. considering the state of the state. >> yeah. it goes against common sense. >> reporter: that's the dilemma facing californians. water so readily available, and yet so scarce. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> but in some cases, a brown lawn is no problem. homeowners in los angeles have found a way to keep their lawns green in spite of the drought. lawn painters like carrie mccoy match

. >> brown: and on this fourth of july, ruth marcus and michael gerson, substituting for mark shields and david brooks, are

. >> brown: and on this fourth of july, ruth marcus and michael gerson, substituting for mark shields and david brooks, are here to analyze the week's news. those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> i've been around long enough to recognize the people who are out there owning it. the ones getting involved, staying engaged. they are not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is, "how did i end up here?" i started schwab with those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments, like they do in every other aspect of their lives. >> united healthcare-- online at uhc.com. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the united states observes 238 years of independence today and except

the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act the 60th anniversary of brown verse board of education ending school segregation, michael nutter, the mayor of a city with a 93 million-dollar school budget gap, spent a large part of his allotted team railing begins the disparity of public school funding. >> across our commonwealth school districts are struggling under burden of inadequate unfair funding unable to properly prepare our young people. >> reporter: theme of equality continued when mayor nutter stepped aside and introduced the vice-president. >> joe biden. birther said how far we have come, civil rights is an on going fight. >> the notion that all men are created equal not because of a constitution, not because of any document. >> if we start cleaning up and breaking downstage behind me, that is message of today, that freedom is, of course, here that democracy, is strong, but we've got a long way to go, with equality. from independence hall, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a panic hiker strand and on a steep cliff without any climbing gear, see the incredi

city is that the pnc president michael peavy remove himself from any decisions or discussions involving cases of san bruno's 2010 pipeline explosion. it also wants governor brownemove them altogether and for pg & e to pay a fine for its inappropriate communications. in one e-mail, the executive signed off with the phrase, love you, thanks. >> pg & e has made illegal efforts to protect the utility's financial interests, sadly and shockingly, they have participated in the illegal conduct. >> they say they are taking this matter very seriously. >>> livermore is known for its nuclear lab, its wineries, the new high end mall and baseball. the city is hosting the little league world series intermediate division. >> little leaguers will be buzzing around the tri-valley this week. let's bring in cheryl herd from what looks like a field of dreams behind you. >> it is indeed. organizers have been working really hard on this event. that's why tonight i am throwing out the unofficial first pitch of the little league intermediate baseball world series. a few hundred baseball players from around the world. along with the umpires, leading a parade down first street letting p

coach brett brown is going for his family vacation in australia but first he sat don't with me and talked hoops, the first was michael carter williams, after winning rookie of the year, a big name around this team. what will he do for an encore. the coach says he has a lot of waetd on his shoulders. >> with that title a little bit comes the responsibility in a fun way way to help us grow the program, at times he feels the weight of the city a little bit and i don't want to push that too hard but i'll be looking at him to act as a more mattuure player. but i'll be looking at >>> we expect major compliances to work properly and last a long time. when one couple's refrigerator broke down they contacted "action news" and nydia han is here to explain this one. >> we rely on our fridge freezers to feed our family, what happens if you have a lemon, one frustrated viewer contacted me for help through "action news" troubleshooters. >> water is about the only thing that diane can keep in her refrigerator, look at the thermometer inside. it's almost 70 degrees, and this isn't the first time that diane's appliance has broken dow

browns, and gooey cheese on a buttery croissant. that's french. ok, i get it. so what would you be? a long armed t-rex. jerk. >>> it's unbelievable. >> michaelhan security scare at times square. >> the knife wielding maniac taken down. >>> then, rain in the plane! a river runs through it. >>> and she's the cute as a button cheerleader, but she also hunts exotic beasts. the photo uproar. >>> plus, pay it forward. the shopper who emptied her purse to buy diapers for a stranger. >> you're doing just fine, yeah, you are. >>> then -- >> an officer shot and killed my dog. >> his angry confrontation with police have after an officer opened fire in his backyard. >> which officer shot my dog? >> he's not here. >> he left? why did he feel that he had to shoot my dog

. >> the corning family did just that now facing fines of up to 500 bucks for a brown lawn. michaelmorning. i want to make sure we understand the story correctly. you were asked not to water your lawn and so you didn't, because there is a big drought. and now you are facing a fine because you didn't water your lawn? is that right? >> that's right. it was -- we're following the orders of the state government and our consciences and stop watering. the city government fined us or we face criminal actions for having a brown lawn. >> that's incredible because we have no crime now so we should focus on the grass. laura, how did you find out that you were targeted for this potential fine? >> tuesday afternoon i was at home and we received a flier on the door. so we still are trying to reach the code enforcement department in the city to try to find out what we need to do to remediate the lawn. >> mike, are you ready to go it jail for your leaf beliefs as a conscientious lawn on tore? >> conscious lawn on tore. i like that. i will stand up for my principles. i'm thinking the city of glendor

joannie brown, riverside, iowa, these gals do not represent me, i am confident in my personhood. michaelake forest, california, who knew that now really stands for not obliging water waters. if waters had been arrested would you have bailed him out? depends on how much the bond was, but i definitely would have taken up a collection or something. maybe not definitely, but i probably would have. >> nick paris, paris, france. can't wait to read killing patton. it will be out in september, nick, you can preorder it now, you can become a bill o'reilly premium member, it will be sent to you guys first, for free. barbara, cheltenham pennsylvania. i purchased great seats to see o'reilly and miller in philadelphia on october 25th. we will see you there, barbara. it's going to be a blast. west virginia, october 24th. boston, big show december 6th, ceasars palace in vegas, always great. that's it for the year, except for the dakotas. details on all the shows on billo'reilly.com. >>> headaches, i don't get them too often, but i know folks who do, and they are a pain in the forehead. this morning i g

after the set-up by de-brown-ah and he gives the camera a kiss 2-0 belgium looks like it's over for jurgen klinsmann and the u.s. but in the 107th minute julian substitute converts michael bradley's chip for the goal 2-1 belgium kilmsmann his team still rolling with 13 minutes left 108th minute jermaine jones who had the goal of the tournament for the us against portugal kicks is wide to the right 114th minute off the set piece clint dempsey gets it at point- blank range but can't handle it cleanly and his attempt goes off the goal-keeper and that's it belgium is into the quarterfinals for the usa it's all over a great effort especially by tim howard wondo looks on and klinsmann appauds the effort final: 2-1 belgium usa outshot 38-14 >>> pull over, officer. >> if i am going 70 miles per hour. >> you weren't going 70. you were going well above 70. >> turning the tables on the cop. >> i wasn't paying attention to my speed. >> then, bad crack. >> his pies, i don't know what he does, whether he puts crack in them or -- >> the wise crack about the president's pastry chef. >> there is no crack in our pies. >>> monica lewinsky speaks. >> i was the most humiliated woman in the

browns jersey is the top seller among all players. the league released its sales numbers monday. coming in at number six, another rookie, st. louis rams defensive end michaelhe first openly gay player to be drafted. >>> well, comic-con, a massive comic book convention opens in san diego this week. fans know the industry owes a lot to comic book writer stan lee. bigad shaban spoke to him. >> reporter: at 91, comic writer stan lee is still bringing superheroes to life. his west known creation like the x-men, spider-man and hulk all made at least the big screen. and lee is now dreaming up new superheroes. chakra, the invincible airs in india. and his comic about a chinese-american supersoldier is being made into a movie. >> i think there are more comic book readers today than ever before. the comic books helped the movies. and the movies certainly help the comic books. >> reporter: lee's career began when he took a job at 16 as an assistant to a comic publisher. that company eventually became marvel and lee its president. his name was stan lee leber but he went by stan lee to protect his reputation as a serious writer. >> i didn't want to be known by my regul

brown. >>> secretary of state john kerry has arrived in tel aviv to begin cease-fire talks. calling the current faa flight restriction a mistake, billionaire and former mayor michael bloomberg is on his way to tel aviv. he says his visit is meant to show solidarity with israel and travel to the war-torn region is saif. he's flying on the israeli national carrier. the faa will decide whether to lift it's 24 hour ban. several european airlines have cancelled flights to the main airport and overnight new reports of the deaths of two more israeli soldiers. joining us now is martin fletcher. he's live from tel aviv. good morning, martin. what is the latest over there? >> good morning. there's real anger here among the israeli government at the closure or the ban of flights to israel. it sends to isolate israel. israel's only international airport so when the faa told american airlines not to fly here there was a quick domino effect among european airlines and israel saw that as a failure that was a success of hamas, which has been threatening the airport. israel said it's completely safe. actually, as a matter of fact, there have been fewer rockets fired at israel, abo

brown, famously igniting the crowd at the 1964 tammy show. later performing classics like "i feel good." and of course, "sex machine." ♪ sex machine >> reporter: his rhythmic genius went on to influence michaelin timberlake, even mick jagger, one of the film's producers. but "get on up" dives deeper. explaining how the godfather of soul came to be. taking an unflinching look at his rise from a tumultuous life of poverty to superstar come. nine years in the making, the dream's a come true for tate taylor. >> i want younger people and older people who love the music they're listening to today, to realize it would not be here if it were not for james brown. they say there would be no hip-hop. no rap. >> reporter: taylor, known for his 2011 hit, "the help," reunites with two of that film's brightest stars. viola davis plays brown's absent mother. >> i didn't want to be no momma. >> reporter: and oscar winner, octavia spencer is cast as brown's aunt honey, a brothel owner, who gives the boy a dose of confidence. >> one day, everybody's going to know your name. and ain't nothing, nothing can touch it. >> aunt honey was the first person to give him a foundation of familial love. when you give a chi

michael jackson to mick jagger. now, that amazing story is under the silver screen. actor chadwick boseman stars as james brown"get on up." >> what exactly do you call your style of music? >> well, i got a james brown music, because it is so far ahead of its time. ain't got a name for it yet. take another record, any record you got on your box at home, it ain't going to sound like mine. not even my old records sound like this new bag. papa's got a brand new bag. the bag is the base and the base never change. it's a groove. soon as you heard that groove, i know i gotcha. >> boseman plays james brown from age 16 to 60 and perhaps even more impressive, he mastered all those famous dance moves. check out this behind the scenes footage from the film. >>. [ cheers and applause ] joining me now is the amazing chadwick boseman. star of the new biopic, "get on up." it's an honor to have you on the show tonight, chadwick. >> it's an honor to be here, man. an honor to be here. >> what was it like it take on the role of james brown for this film. >> i had the time of my life. stepping into this man's shoes. learning about

the city wants michael peevy to remove himself from any decisions or discussioning involving are the 2010 pipeline explosion. it is asking governor jerry brown to remove peevy from the commission and they're also asking for a new fine against pge for inappropriate communications. in one private e-mail sent to the puc, a pge signs off with love you, thanks. with pge and peevy's office say they are taking the matter seriously. >>> police in alameda asking for your help to get help from a prowler. this is from tape from a home. the man wandering there. he asked the homeowner if he worked on vehicles. the prowler left the property. if you do recognize this man, police would like you to give them a call. >>> meteorologist christina loren joins us with a look at the forecast. and we see lots of color there behind you. >> yeah, limit pop of -- little pop of color on a tuesday morning. 61 degrees in oakland. 63 in san jose, and 61 to kick off the day in kahn cord. temperatures overnight, bearable. you'll probably be able to get to sleep by opening up the windows. tonight, same deal, not too hot which is really good news for those of you waking up wi

michael single ton. >> hyped up, ready for adventure, didn't think it would end with mugshots, and hours inside the hernando county jail. their adventure started last thursday, brown says he lost his phone, thought it might be at a landfill, so they dressed up like this. >> if we go find my phone in the dump we had to put the proper equipment on. >> their roommate snapped this picture before they left. they might have been what got them caught. masks, head gear with lights, dark colored clothing, as they say, the perfect attire. seven hours later, they finds the phone. >> we were kind of excited like yes, this is cool, we're already dressed up. let's go, you know, somewhere. >> that somewhere challenger, the school brown and ramos attended years ago. >> really just wanted to go back and see our olds school. >> they say they got in through the roof. >> basically scaled 3-story wall, went in through the roof hatches, walk around. >> those hatches were apparently unlocked. one inside? >> just explored the whole place. just walk aroundment didn't real i go in any classrooms. the fruit loops were in the cafeteria. >> in part of the story they say has been blown way out

michael single ton. >> what were you thinking? >> we were just hyped up, and wanted to go on an adventure. >> adventure hyped up and ready for adventure. logan brown, chris, didn't think it would end with mugshots and hours inside the hernando county jail. they were adventure started last thursday, brown said he lost his phone, thought it might be at a landfill, so they dressed up like this. >> going to go find my phone in the dump, we had to put the proper equipment on. >> their roommate snapped this picture and might have been what got them caught. the perfect attire. seven hours later, they find the phone. >> we were casino of excited yes, this is cool, already dressed up, let's go, you know, somewhere. >> that somewhere challenger, the school brown that ramos attended years ago. >> fun to go back and see the old school. >> they say they got in through the roof. >> basically scaled 3-story wall, went in through the roof hatches, walked around. >> those hatches were apparently unlocked. once inside? >> just explored the whole place. >> just walk aroundment didn't real i go in any classrooms. fruit loops were in the car tear -- cafeteria. >> this

brown. ky goldberg reports their city just slapped them with a fine because of it. >> they are threatening us and we are not sure why. especially considering it's a drought. >> reporter: michaelis wife laura homeowners here in the city of glendora are upset but mostly confused by this code enforcement flyer put on their front door by the glendora police department. it says the couple must use water to turn their brown grass back to green or face fines up top $500. >> when we are given a flyer that says we are going to be fined or possibly subject to criminal action, if we don't get the lawn green and lush, it just seemed very wrong to me. >> reporter: they do admit that their lawn is unsightly but believe they were just trying to avoid violations by saving water. now they fear they could be facing violations by saving water. >> here we are being threatened with fines or possible criminal actions for just supporting the environment. >> we would have to really start just pouring water on it at this point to try to get it green. >> reporter: we reached out to glendora city manager chris jeffers. his offers said he was not available for comment on this matter today. as for michae

brown bodies. >> right. so, let me under line this a little bit, this is part of your point, michael, standing on the streetorner and selling loosies. you go after petty crime, that's not true. you don't run up to hunter college and start turning out the pockets of all the kids on camps and you don't actually go after all the kids cheating on their tests so that they don't bring down wall street in 25 years, right? >> that's a great point. >> a very particular kind of thing that we think of as crime and it has everything to do which bodies are in public space to be seen by police. >> to draw upon smith's point here, the ramification that we already predetermined who is going to be more likely a criminal than others. so, there is a criminalization of black people and brown people to begin with so that the behavior fits the narrative and fits the theory. look at it imperically. 20 years ago when there were three times as many murders in new york city, for every felony arrest there was 1.3 misdemeanor arrests. now, there are 2.5 misdemeanor arrests for every felony. so, the point is, it's not even working in t

brown's life was anything but ordinary. >> this week viewers will get a look at his life in the biopic "get on up." >> michael tammero is herethis movie. he's in the fox light. >> this movie is fantastic. it is from screen writer director producer tate taylor. he came to the whiews correspondents dinner in -- came to the white house correspondents dinner in 2013. he was telling us he just got back from london where he had a meeting with mick jagger. they were starting to pull this together. >> mick tagger. >> octavius spencer said i need to be in this movie. it is so tough with a role like this, james brown, because it could go into camp. he walks this line perfectly. >> he did jackie robinson. >> we caught up with him at the apollo theater and asked him what the legacy of james brown means to them and what some of their favorite james brown songs are. >> do you have a favorite james brown song or performance? >> i love "living in america" and"static." everybody says it is a man's world. i tend to believe it's a woman's world. i knew the music. that's what we all knew. he became famous before i was ever born, and so it was i

brown released an ad honoring the retiring yankee captain and features tipping their cap to the shortstop. >> now batting, number 2, derek jeter. number 2. ♪ ♪ >> what a collection there. jay-z and michaelr woods. the full ad makes its tv debut tonight during jeter's final all-star appearance. the 14th time he has been selected. the future hall of famer will start at shortstop and is set to lead off for the american league one last time. >>> with team usa out of the world cup sunday's final between germany and argentina was the third most watched world cup game in world cup history. the most viewed world cup ever on english language tv. while a record number will remember sunday's final, the same can't be said for german midfielder christoff kramer. he can't remember much of it. he took a shot to the head and likely concussed and took off the field for good after collapsing several minutes later. he told a german newspaper, i don't know anything at all about the first half. i thought i left the game immediately after the tackle and got no idea how i got to the changing room and i don't know anything else. in my head, the game starts from the second half. there you go. >>> still ahead, f