no arrests in the fist shooting outside the minneapolis police station. police in paris are looking for five men who robbed at gunpoint. reality tv star kim kardashian west a spokeswoman says masked men dressed as police officers broke into her room, tied her up and stole $9 million she was badly shaken but physically unharmed. her husband kanye west was playing a concert in new york. he told the crowd he it to deal with a family emergency. >>> now to that deadly train crash of last week in new jersey. federal investigators said one the data records was not working on the day of accident. investigators said they still could not re because those items were both dropped in the mangled mess of the wreckage. >> right now it is very dangerous to get in there to see whether there was any application of brakes >> . the train engineer told investigators he had no memory of slamming into the station at hoboken, new jersey. one person was killed and 114 others were hurt in the train karn california issue. >> a monster sorm is turning in massive category 4 hurricane

minneapolis' police chief and mayor announced yesterday the use of deadly force was warranted because clark had tried to grab one of the officer's guns during a street confrontation that was videotaped. that's also why state and federal prosecutors earlier this year declined to bring criminal charges against the officers. clark's family says it plans to file a civil lawsuit. the f.b.i. and u.s. department of homeland security haven't named any suspects in the cyber attacks that froze or slowed down web sites across the u.s. and europe yesterday. but a group called new world hackers claimed responsibility. the security firm flashpoint says the hackers may have exploited internet-connected devices like webcams and dvrs to launch the attack. twitter, paypal, amazon, netflix and spotify are among the companies affected. >> sreenivasan: finally, a megamerger in the business world. telecom giant at&t has agreed to buy media giant time warner, according to the "wall street journal" and other published reports. the deal, valued at $86 billion, would give at&t control of several high-profile m

monday in two separate shootings in minneapolis, starting when someone opened fire outside the minneapolis police department -- precinct. and then there was a second shooting blocks away, where they found three men and a juvenile shot. they're not sure if the two shootings are connected, but are questioning a second suspect. >> many are being concerned about the clown community, the ones not passion for making children laugh is being overshadowed of reports of scary clowns on social media. ivan mendez has been dressing as a clown part time for the last six years and he worries he and other clowns will be targeted. >> i am driving my car, and they see a clown driving a car, call the police or try to do something to me. >> reed: on friday, facebook messages to junior high students in missouri and there is now a report of a creepy clown emerging from the woods in that area. >> marie: and in green valley high school, there were unfounded messages. one major announcement today was turning down the obama administration's request to reconsider a major immigration decision. the president's plan to spare

she is on paid administrative leave from the police two minneapolis police officers will not be disciplined for the 2015 shooting death of an african-american man. jamar clark was killed last after police say he reached for november an officer's gun. others say clark was handcuffed, and not resisting arrest. the shooting led to days of protest, including this one inside mall of america. patrick: turning now to whether, from the 30's to the mark, the 60's, weekend brings a nice warm-up. mark: it degrees, but it will not stay there. cooler than average, very few of those all fall. as the coldest temperatures so far this evening. we warm-up tomorrow to 58. 61 madison. 60 and lacrosse. on sunday, better, 65 milwaukee. almost 70 and rockford. 68 chicago. just 10 days until halloween, daylight savings time is 16 days away, the election is 18 days away, and 34 days away from thanksgiving. it seems we are because we have not had any super cold air just yet. there is none of that in the forecast all the way through next week. patrick: thank you, mark. changing weather is bad news for the wine indust

right now at least 6 people are recovering in two separate shootings in downtown minneapolis. police found two victims at the minutes later-- the second shooting happened. four victims were found there. of the 6 people in total injured, one is in serious condition.... and, according to police, one of those victims is a juvenile. right now, officers are trying to peice together what led up to all the violence. the philadelphia police department is promising changes in the wake of an investigation involving 9 officers.. more than 100 shots to take down an unarmed suspect. police say the man attacked 5 people during a violent rampage. that includes two children who were stabbed. no guns were found at the scene.. but investigators did find several weapons they believe were used in the attack before he was shot and killed. sot - dan sowell/brother: it's a shame that he did it to his own kids but in the end, it wasn't fair that the cops shot de-escalation.. and how to recognize when ill. nats of protesters yelling new at 3 -- violent protests breaking out on the streets of greece. greek po

their son, u-s right now at least 6 people are recovering in two separate shootings in downtown minneapolis. police found two victims at the first scene, and then just 15 minutes later-- the second shooting happened. four victims were found there. of the 6 people in total injured, one is in serious condition.... and, according to police, one of those victims is a juvenile. right now, officers are trying to peice together what led up to all the violence. right now-- the search is on for a killer, a is found inside his own home, and the place had been ransacked. this happened near hacienda and eastern. police say the victim's roommate found him saturday night, the man had been shot.....and his car and some guns were gone. police did end up finding that car a few blocks away. people who live in the neighborhood say its usually peaceful, and this unsolved crime has them shaken up. police believe this may have been a random attack. they have not identified a suspect or suspects, but they're asking anyone with information to please call them right away. his life after being stabbed in the head. police sa

police say six people were shot in two incidents in downtown minneapolis. two of the victims were shot around 1 o'clock this morning. the other four were injured nearby just about 15 minutes later. in the 2nd shooting was a juvenile. most of the victims are expected to be ok, but one is still listed in serious condition. we also have an update on a crash that killed a pedestrian in johnson county on sunday night. the iowa state patrol says three different cars hit a man walking on highway 218, just south of interstate 80 around 9:00 last night. the state patrol says it was a minivan and a two cars that hit the pedestrian. investigators have not released notification of family. stay with tv9 for any updates on this investigation. two people in allamakee county are facing meth- related charges this morning following a narcotics investigation. the allamakee county sheriff's office made the arrests after executing two search warrants in lansing yesterday. they arrested and charged 53 year-old amy downing of lansing with possession of a controlled substance for

six people are injured after two separate shootings in minneapolis. police say someone opened fire outside the department's downtown precinct early this morning. officers wounds to the leg. then, about 15 minutes later-- officers heard gun shots about a block away. three men and one minor were found with gunshot wounds. according to police-- one of the victims was shot in the chest... and is in the hospital in serious condition. police took one man in custody in connection to the second shooting. there is still no suspects in the first shooting one person is dead and another in custody...after a police shooting in south los angeles. officials say the incident happened last night. police authorities describe the victim as a hispanic man between the ages of 18 and 22. one witness says officers shot him multiple times. crystal peterson, witness "he had his arms to the side when they jumped out and they didn't say nothing. they didn't give him no kind of orders. the police officer in front of him shot him one time. he fell on the ground and then the officer that

we're following up on breaking news this morning, surrounding two shootings in downtown minneapolis. police say 6 people were hurt in those shootings, both of which were likely gang related. they're also looking at whether the incidents are related. officers on the scene arrested one person. the first shooting happened around 1 a-m outside of a police station. two men were shot and are expecte block away, three men and a male teenager were shot. one of the victims is hospitalized with a gunshot wound to his chest. new at midday... cancer drug developer merrimack pharmaceutic als is cutting 22 percent of its workforce. they made the big announcement this morning. the company is also looking for a new c-e-o... as it works to eliminate 200 million dollars in cuts. the company didn't say how many people work for this year shows it had 426 full time employees. they say this will not affect the launch of its new pancreatic cancer therapy drug. there's a deal to combine outdoor companies bass pro and cabela's. bass pro would pay cabela's shareholders 65 and a half dollars in a 4 point 4 billion do

. >>> many in the minneapolis upset after a white police officer arrested a black man. witnesses say the man was in the street. he was trying to walk around sidewalk construction, but the officer says he was breaking the law and was endangering estrian profanity and swinging his backpack wildly while the officer tried to move him. police say the man was never charged and was taken to a nearby mall and dropped off at his request. >>> whur's troy johnson is here now with today's talk around town. so explain why some minneapolis residents are outraged. along with many of your listeners. >> yeah, folks i talked to are outraged because this could have turned into something much more tragic, much more deadly, and fortunately, it did not because a lot of people that i spoke to are thinking about what happened to a man who also lived in minnesota. he was killed by a police officer while carrying a legal firearm. shot in his car with his girlfriend and his daughter looking on. situation with jamar clark, an unarmed man who died from a gunshot wound to the head during an altercat

two men are shot opens fire outside a minneapolis police presing. just 15 minutes later, four more people are wounded just one block away. one victim was shot in the chest and is in serious condition at a local hospital. all the other victims have expected to survive. >>> detectives are trying to determine a motive for shootings and figure out if they're related. they did find a gun in a parking lot near the police presing. at the have not identified any suspects in first shooting but custody. >>> activists are calling on los angeles into the deadly shooting of an 18-year-old black man over weekend the los angeles times reports car fell is the man shot by police on saturday. police said they tried to pull over a car with a paper license plate on it saturday afternoon and after a short chase tdriver and passenger both got out and fled. the passenger was snell. he ran in the back of a house where he was shot. that driver escaped, has far been found. they did recover a gun at the scene. the investigation continues. >>> a funeral services are set this w

around 3:00, someone opened fire outside the minneapolis police department's downtown police found a handgun nearby. about 15 minutes later, officers responded to a second shooting just blocks away. that's where they found three men and one juvenile shot. one seriously injured. police are not sure if those two shootings are connected. >>> and a murder trial involving a georgia toddler left to die in a hot suv began this morning. in 2014, ross harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old son cooper in his suv for hours. fa including malace murder, felony murder, and cruelty to children. harris claims it was an accident. they claim harris was unhappy in his marriage and was seeking other relationships at the time of his son's death. >>> today the white house is hosting the first ever south by south lawn festival. it's inspired as you probably figured out by now by the south by southwest festival which convenes creators and in austin texas. the president and first lady spoke at the festival this past spring. president obama loved it so much, he wanted one in his own backyard. adam sava

the minneapolis police chief says that is not true. >> dna evidence shows clark grabbed the holster and gun. i concluded that the use of force was necessary to protect >> the officers have been on desk duty since the shooting. >>> a police officer in wisconsin is facing a felony charge after shooting and wounding an unarmed man back in march. officer cramer shot a 26-year- old man while he was on the ground. he lost part of a lung. cramer is charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. >>> it is a dog, itis it is a pile of blankets with a perfectly placed wig on top. >> somebody walks by this woman's car and does a double take and calls police. jasmine turner was running to the store on her work break when police called her about an unresponsive child in her car. she doesn't have kids. she left a wig in her backseat perfectly tossed into a pile of when turner left the store police were already gone and so was her car window. >> i want my window fixed. when i do get the window fixed i need them to pay for a rental or whatever the case is. i can't miss time of work. i have bills

rogers with dreadlocks because he was so friendly that he was killed by the police in minneapolis suburb when they went into the story of what they found he was stopped by the police 15 times over the course of the previous years and yet never done anything wrong. so i talk about him to grapple with these challenges. with the gaps of the system but governor pence said widely have to bring up the institutions? these issues that all? i said we have to because of this guy. [applause] >> if you are not able to talk about it how can you solve it? how do cover get better? >> and donald trump to says what we need is nationwide stop and frisk. these are important issues. i'd think we had a good exchange. about women's reproductive rights. and it was one part but we were sharing who we were. even the religious feelings. like reproduction and abortion but the point that i made you have points of view but donald trump famously said there should be punishment for a woman having an abortion. now some if you are to leong to remember row vs. wade 1973. what was it like before that? the states would pas

at least 6 people hurt in two separate shootings in downtown minneapolis this morning. police found two victims at the first scene, and then just 15 minutes later-- the second shooting happened. four victims were found there. of the 6 people total injured only one of the victims is in serious condition. police are also saying one of the victims from the second shooting is a juvenile. police are still trying to piece together what led to all the violence. new this morning... new mexico-- when their balloon crashes into a power line. the hot air balloon ran into powerlines during the albuquerque international balloon fiesta in new mexico. thankfully, no one was hurt. and this wasn't the only balloon that got caught up in power lines... another one suffered the same fate, just a few miles away. a woman did suffer burns in that accident. despite these two accident... the first weekend of the balloon fiesta is considered a success air... and just about all of them had smooth rides. firefighters are making progress --- as they battle a huge wildfire near san jose, california. the lo

for me and my patients, >> police are investigating after six people were shot indown minneapolis this morning. someone opened fire outside of two men in the legs. one person in serious condition after being shot in the chest. one person was taken into custody for that second shooting. police investigating whether the two are related. >> kim: thank you. cash is king, right? check your pockets. almost half of us walk around with less than $20 on our person. consumer reports says there is a growing trend toward cashing out. >> rachel hook walks around every day with almost no money in her wallet. >> don't use cash or checks. i don't have a checkbook or cash. >> she pays for virtually everything including her share of groceries to her roommate through an app on >> new technology is pushing us to abandon paper money entirely. >> maybe you are using a mobile wallet like apple pay, paypal or samsung pay. or the person to person payment system through square, pop money, messenger all to pay starbucks make it simple for to you pay while building customer loyalty for those merchants. experts sa

. >>> a police officer in minneapolis is under fire over >> that officer ended up arresting the man. while the incident was caught on video, police say that video doesn't tell the whole story. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: this video of a police stop is sparking outrage. >> you can't just put your hands on me like that. >> reporter: the lieutenant attempts to stop thomas who is walking on the shoulder of the road in an upscale minneapolis suburb. the nearby sidewalk closed for construction. walking in the middle of the street impeding traffic, but the woman who recorded the vosaid h was hugging the right side of the construction. >> here's scared, sir. >> reporter: soon, another officer arrives. handcuffing thomas, citing him for disorderly conduct. >> the officer shouldn't have put hands on the guy. >> reporter: officials saying they released thomas and dropped dismissed the citation. in a statement, they say the officer involved was following established protocol, a protocol that's now being reviewed. >>> coming up in the next half hour, good samaritans who rescued a man fro

bob kroll, head of the police officers federation of minneapolis, called cunningham's statement "asinine," telling the associated press "we've got officers dying on almost a daily basis now because of this environment, and statements like that don't help." --terrence cunningham / iacp president-- --00:02:36-53-- "we obviously cannot change the past it is also clear that we must change the future." understand mistrust in some communities, and those who denounce the police must stop blaming them for injustices of the past. instead both sides must work together to move beyond it. for the now, im kumasi aaron. the new nfl stadium is a done deal in las vegas. next on 13 action news live at 6:30.. contact 13 chief investigator darcy spears digs up some political contributions that may have influenced the way some lawmakers voted. plus... an incredib in san diego... what investigators found.... that was responsible..... for bringing drugs into the country.... from mexico. man.. and shut down flamingo and valley view for hours. 13 action news anchor..... lesley marin was there...as the mangled m

minneapolis.. how many people were hurt and if police have looking ahead.. lego kids fest will welcome its one-millionth visitor when it comes to milwaukee this week.the event s center friday at four and runs until 8:30. the event continues all weekend long but tickets are limited. also this weekend is the 7th annual buddy walk in hartland. state representative john macco will be the honorary grand marshall. the walk is held every year to raise awarness and money for people will down syndrome. that starts at 11 at north shore middle shool. thanks for joining us today at there's more news ahead... on now at 4:30 - taking a live look from waukesha, port washington and downtown milwaukee this monday. it's been a gorgeous day following rain and storms last week and

. >>> video of a police stop in an upscale minneapolis suburb has pushed officials to review police protocol. the cell phone video shows a white officer confronting a black man for walking in the proceed although the sidewalk that he would have used was under construction. the confrontation escalates and ends with the man in handcuffs. officers cited plan for disorderly conduct. the video went viral online sparking anger on behalf of the pedestrian. the mayor says the officers released the man and dismissed the citation. the mayor says the officers did follow established protocol but that that protocol is now being reviewed. >> now on "action news one of america's top police officials is apologizing for past laws that made some officers the face of oppression to minorities. terrence cunningham the president of the international association frankford police chiefs delivered that apology. he says it is a necessary step to heal the current racial tensions between minorities and police. >> for our part the first step in this process is for the law enforcement profession and the iacp to acknowled

road -- but he shot and killed random act of violence police are investigating two separate shootings after six people were injured in minneapolis. officials say someone opened fire outside the police department's downtown precinct early this morning. officers found two men with gunshot wounds to the leg. about 15 minutes later -- they heard gun shots about a block away. three men and one minor were discovered with gunshot wounds. according to police -- one of the victims was shot in the chest and is in serious one man is in custody for the second shooting. there are still no suspects in the first. a budget battle in illinois is taking its toll on small and medium sized public universities. a new report shows chicago state university's enrollment has dropped by almost a quarter. that's the largest decrease among schools with less than 10-thousand students. eastern illinois university saw a 13 percent drop. while southern illinois university at carbondale was down five-percent. lawmakers say along with the are encouraging students to apply out of state because of illinois' financial uncertainty. bass pro shops is "reeling" in cab

he was killed by the police in a minneapolis suburb a number of months back and when they went into the found was this mr. rogers with a dreadlocks had been stopped by the police 50 times over the course of the previous years and he had never done anything wrong. he was going to work in helping kids and paying taxes and was a great citizen, but he had been stopped 50 times, so i talked about him and about the fact that we have to grapple with these kinds of challenges and talk about biases and gaps in our system and how we can respect each other more. you know, governor pence said we shouldn't-- why do we always have to bring up institutional bias come a wide we have to bring a bias issues at all and i said we have to because of a guy like lando casteel. we have got to and if-- [applause]. >> if you are not able to talk about something, how do you ever solve that thing? if you can't sit down and the honest about challenges, how do you improve and get better? so, that was an issue we talked about, two very different approaches, community policing or a donald trump with nationwide stop an

>>reporter: six people shot in downtown minneapolis in two separate shootings. this happened -- one outside of a police precinct downtown. two victims in the shootings and then a second one a block away, and four victims. police has 1 person in custody. they're trying to determine if the two separate shootings are connected to each other. we're monitoring this morning as well where pro testers continue to demonstrate. police trying to keep the city calm after two police shootings in 2 days. police shot a man described as a hispanic man. it's not clear what led up to that shooting. there was a shooting the day before where the police shot an armed 18-year old outside his home. >>> keepi danger. this brush fire sparked near bowls and 340. 100% contains. >>> crews were able to get a brush fire under control. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> what are the fire conditions like today? let's go to katie lasalle tracking heat. >> here's your first alert that a red flag warning will go into effect for the flames and front range. here's your first alert headlines, warm and windy. the red la

. >> police say 2 men were shot in the leg in downtown minneapolis blocks away officers found 3 men and 1 juvenile shot. 1 of the victims is seriously injured. >> police are not sure whether the 2 shootings are connected and they are questioning a suspect in the second shooting in we're following the story to last week's deadly train crash is still under investigation. >> coming up at the new images and what is keeping investigators from determining a cause. >>> ? ? [ laughter ] hello, everyone. [ laughter ] hello. we are serious journalists. we have to get our exercise. >> you have to get your >> you know, a couple of us did not quite know who he was. >> 75 years old. it's not really your generation. >> everyone has heard the song. and you know how to do the twist. exactly. >> i had that on the little 45 rpm. >> did you? >> you had to put the adapter and it so that you could get it in the record player? >> that's what i've >> [ laughter ] >> so the weather locally -- >> we're trying to have fun. >>> once we talk about weather it's not fun. our weather will be great but of course all ey

he was killed by the police in a minneapolis suburb a number of months back and when they went into the what they found was mr. rogers with dreadlocks had been stopped by the police 50 times over the course of the previous years and he had never done anything wrong. he was going to work in helping kids and paying taxes and he was a great citizen but he had been stopped 50 times. i've talked about him and about the fact that we have to grapple with these kinds of challenges and talk about biases and gaps in our system and how we can respect each other more. governor penn said why do we always have to bring up institutional bias. why we have to bring up biased issues at all. i said we have to because of a guy like mr. casteel. [applause] if you're not able to talk about something, how do you ever solve that thing. if you can't sit down and be honest about challenges, how do you ever improving it better? that was an issue that we talked about, two very different approaches, community policing or a donald trump who says what we need is nationwide stop and frisk policies. these are important

>>reporter: six people shot in downtown minneapolis in two separate shootings. this happened -- one outside of a police precinct downtown. two victims in the shootings and then a second one a block away, and four victims. police has 1 person in custody. they're trying to determine if the two separate shootings are connected to each other. we're monitoring

philando castile was killed by the police in a minneapolis suburb a number of months back, and when they story, what they found was this mr. rogers with dreadlocks had been stopped by the police 50 times over the course of the previous years, and he had never done anything wrong. he was helping kids, paying taxes. he was a great citizen, but he had been stopped 50 times. i talked about him had about the fact that we've got to grapple with these kinds of challenges. gapsalk about biases and in our system, and how we can expect -- how we can respect each other more. governor pence said, why do we have to bring up bias issues at all? i said we have to because of a guy like the land of castile. -- philando castile. we've got to. [applause] if you are not able to talk about something, how do you ever solve that ring? and becan't sit down honest about challenges, how do you improve and get better? those are two very different approaches. community policing, or one donald trump says we need, nationwide stop and frisk. these are important issues. we talked about women's health. we had a good exc

minneapolis after a shooting. someone opened fire outside of the police department there. two guys shot, one in the leg. police found a handgun nearby. 15 minutes later officers responded to a second shooting. they found three men and one kid seriously injured. police are not sure if the two shootings are connected here. they are questioning one person in the second incident. we'll have continued update here on news 3. >> dana: happening today. a fact finding review in a deadly police shooting from last december. an officer who had been with the department since 2013. still on the force. the shooting happened near walnut on december 14. officers called out to a reported robbery at a super pawn there. can she has came out of a home at a gun and pointed it at the officer. he was hit several times and take on the umc where he later happening later today. >> kim: in decision 2016 trump will be mere in southern nevada this weekend. we know how you can see him. the republican presidential nominee will hold a rollly on wednesday. the republican's website showing henderson as the location for this. nevada is a

minneapolis, minnesota. he was an american kid-- rising police. he found his way through high school chasing a basketball, pursuing poetry, and music. >> warsame: when i say cedar, you say riders! cedar! >> pelley: "cedar," as in cedar riverside, was his neighborhood where 20,000 refugees from somalia began to settle in the 1990s. they set their hearts on the american dream, but like most immigrant communities, the first generation kids grew up between two worlds. too foreign for many americans, too american for their parents. >> warsame: i went to school with a lot of kids that were not somali. and so i kind of got into that culture, you know, music. going to prom, dancing, it's hard to kind of explain that stuff to your parents, when they kind of really don't understand what it is. >> pelley: his mother didn't understand why he was hanging out with tough boys in cedar, so she prodded him to go to the mosque. religion and reciting the quran, i started to become more religious. i felt like there was something that was missing in me. >> pelley: the

minneapolis, chicago, atlanta and l.a. the women were brought here in thailand. >> denver police don't have enough space for pot. they've been confiscating for illegal in 2013, before recreational pot was legalized they seized 50 pounds. next year they plan to seize 11,000 pounds. officers respect sure what's behind the increase. department is asking the city for money to pay for more staff and new shelfs. >> let's get a check of that forecast with -- crystal clear for us. >> you gave away what i was 6:16 is the current time. 60 degrees is the temperature. not bad start. but we're going to switch gears right now. talk about hurricane matthew. it's initially category 5 then four and now 3. we are expecting as it crosses over the waters near -- that is could strengthen again. hurricanes feed off of warm waters and that could reach a category 4 once more. here's a look at the timing of when it will impact much of the cost morning. 2 a.m. 130 miles an hour wind expected. now the worst of a hurricane is usually eastern portion of the storm. if this path deviates to the west we could see more damage along that florida

[gfx 1] a white, plain clothes police officer stopping larnie thomas, a black man in an upscale minneapolis suburb, for walking on the t. olsen -- holding onto thomas' jacket as he keeps walking. nats 00:24 "you're going to take me to jail for that?" [gfx 2] in the 7 minute long video, thomas quickly growing agitated. nats 00:26 "put your hands off me!" [gfx 3] the officer says thomas was impeding the roadway. [gfx 4] but janet rowles, the woman recording the video, says officer-who appears to remain calm-refuses to let go of him. (nats) thomas removes his jacket and later his and we'll be live on the scene with the latest coming up at 7am - with your gma first look, i am diane macedo?and alex perez will be live on the scene in edina, minnesota. > coming up in our next half hour... a business owner is trying to use this year's presidential election to boost his sales-- but it's not the candidate he's voting for that's helping him. we'll explain! parker adlibs tease the sky of all the debate preps. breaking overnight.. phone-- and the meet up nearly costs him his life-- parker collins tracke

in minneapolis -- a man and a baby were found shot to death inside a car. police say they got a 9-1-1 call of shots fired. when they got there -- that's when they found the victims. investigators called the shooting a "targeted incident" -- but no arrests have been made. they say the man and the baby were not related. police say it could be weeks before they can determine what caused a boat with 30 people on over the weekend. eight people, including a five- year old, were taken to a "it may drift a little bit with to move terribly far." investigators are looking into whether alcohol was involved. matthew is no longer a hurricane -- and no longer battering the southeastern shore.. but the devastation left behind is overwhelming.. at least 17 people in the u-s are dead states have damage this morning. "i have never seen anything like but in so many areas.. have been rescued in the last 24-hours.. pulled from rooftops.. and car tops.. shuttled out by boat.. "we have moved coast guard assets in from as far away as national strike force personnel." nearly a foot of rai

. >> reporter: that's a plainclothes police officer stopping this black man for walking on the shoulder of a road in an upscale minneapolis suburb as the nearby sidewalk is closed for construction. you can see the officer lieutenant hole stone holding on to his jacket as he keeps walking. >> you're going to take me to jail for this. agitated. >> can you put your hands off me. >> reporter: the officer says thomas was impeding the roadway but janet rolls, the woman recording the video says he was hugging the right side of construction. the officer who appears to remain calm refuses to let go of him. >> he's scared, sir. >> you get your hand on me. >> reporter: thomas removes his jacket and later his shirt before another officer arrives handcuffing him and citing him for disorderly conduct. >> there should have been more communication. >> the town's mayor says the officer was following established protocol which is being reviewed. we'll have much more on "good morning america." >>> a young man in argentina calling it a miracle after he narrowly escaped a terrible accident. the university student chatting with the security gu

>> a plain clothed police officer stopping a black man for walking on a shoulder of a robe in a minneapolis subbesh as the sidewalk is closed for construction. thomas' jacket as he keeps walking. in the seven minute long video thomas grows agitated. the officer says thomas was impeding the roadway but janet rolls the woman recording the video says he was quote, hugging the right side of construction. the officer who appears to remain calm refuses to let go of him. thomas removes his jacket and later his shirt before another officer arrives handcuffing him and citing him for disorderly conduct. we'll be live on the scene with the latest coming up with your "gma first look" i'm diane macedo thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist recommended pronamel. it can help protect enamel from acid erosion. pronamel is all about your enamel. ? it's just a cough. if you could see your cough, with the same fast powerful cough relief. robitussin dm max. because it's never just a cough. more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. more "who's trainin

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