coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... protests erupt near san diego after the shooting of an unarmed man by police officers... and the many accomplishments of former israeli prime minister shi-mon' pe-res'.. when the cbs 58 news at noon protest nats nats"no justice, no peace." peace."anger is growing within a california community after ?another? deadly police shooting of a black man. police say 30-year-old alfred or-lon'-go was not armed with a gun when he was shot dead yesterday in el cajon , a community northeast of san diego.the victim's sister began shooting the encounter. she says she called police for help and told them her brother was mentally ill and unarmed. officers confirm they received that information and when they arrived at the scene, the man was acting erratically and refusing commands. the video does show the moment just before the shooting. (sot jeff. davis, chief of police)"at one point the male rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket, placed both hands together on it and extended it rapidly t

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at noon. >>> breaking news right now at noon. the suspected bomber in new york and new jersey now in custody after shoot out with police. police now want to question him about this 23450u york -- new york blast that another explosion in new jersey designed to hit runers in a race to support the marines. sunday, authorities found five more devices at a new jersey train station one of those exploded when a bomb squad robot went into to disarm it. the attacks locks like tear -- locks like terrorism the suspect a naturalized citizen search in new jersey. brook silvap braga has more from new york. >> reporter: well this is a rapidly developing investigation. cbs news learned the man want for the bombings in new york and new jersey has been taken into custody after a shoot out with police. authorities say ahmad khan rahami is in custody after shooting a police officer in new jersey sources tell cbs news the naturalize from afghanistan was seen in surveillance individual grow saturday's bombing in the chelsea section of manhatta

terrorist attack in the area last year will be reenacted this weekend as a training drill. >>> new at noon, ten people are hurt after an suv slammed into a classroom at solano community college in fairfield. the sheriff's department says several students were pinned under debris. 7 are in the hospital. the accident may have been caused by the driver having a medical emergency. >>> san jose police have released surveillance video hoping to find the person who killed a professor back in july. take a look at this. officers say that the man in black was in the area of willow and first streets around the same time a community college professor was murdered. this surveillance video was taken a few minutes after police received a call of shots fired. when officers arrived they found the victim later identified as david moglun. he taught at evergreen valley college in san jose and foothill college in los altos. >>> former 49ers player bruce miller is due in court this afternoon for arraignment facing a list of charges including assault with a deadly weapon, eld your abuse and criminal threats. he

and i think we can right on my television show. >> reporter: catch the new show right here on 12 news at noon on september 12th. from glendale studios in againdale california, trish -- glendale california, trisha hendricks. >> can't wait for the talk show. thank you trisha. >>> still ahead on 12 news at noon the morning rain doesn't seem to be holding on this hour but does that mean it's done? krystle has details and new details in the newest iphone one major change you won't be seeing ahead phone jack. >>> this morning we had a lot of rain across the valley crews out in the 12 news tracker capturing it all during the morning commute. a lot of that rain falling in the east valley but at this and obviously a lot less threatening this noon as we give yew live look from the cameras here at 2 -- you a live look from the cameras here at 200 east van buren and krystle seems like newton is heading east morethan north. >> is following -- it is following track that we thought this morning and tracking the demise and departure towards the east making a right-hand turn. it's about to cross over the inte

>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 news at noon. the man believed to be behind a series of explosions in new york city and new jersey, captured. that's the suspect, ahmad rahami, on the stretcher, taken down after a shootout with police in linden, new jersey. hello, everyone. i'm emily riemer. erika: i'm erika tarantal. all of this breaking in the last 20 minutes or so -- newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich is tracking developmens from the -- all the developments from the breaking news desk. todd? todd: erika, emily, the rahami, after a shootout with police. let's go back to that video. he was shot multiple times. he appears to become a jus, looking around, not saying anything. we have also learned that two officers were shot according to a law enforcement official. ahmad rahami is an afghanistan immigrant and u.s. citizen. new jersey police say there is a connection between the bombing in chelsea and the blast before a marine race in new jersey. there were no injuries in that shoot out in new -- in that bombing in new jersey. right now,

thanks so much for watching 12 news at noon. >> new at noon, police have just identified the woman killed on the 51 last night. her name is dinya farmer. she was 49 years old. >> she was driving on the highwa killed. police want your lep in finding the people responsible. >> brian west has more details near the thomas road exit. >> reporter: the police investigation continues this afternoon after overnight a woman is had he and killed here on sr-51. she was heading northbound. freedom police tell us the whom would got on the highway called 911 saying three men in a work truck were following her. during that call, the dispatcher heard several shots ring out. center defineder, medics rushed her to the hospital in critical condition where she later died. police say 911 received about 5 or 6 other calls from people in other vehicles. they described seeing the white truck driving very aggressively down the freeway and that it caused several accidents. the white truck had ladders and a toolbox in the truck bed. now a second woman in a different vehicle is in the hospital this morning with injur

to break the rules of the road. 12 news at noon starts right now. now. >>> good afternoon to you. thanks so much for watching 12 news at noon today. >> right now deputy secretary of veteran's affairs sloan gibson is set to be if he phoenix va medical center along with meeting with staff and some of the veterans receiving care at the hospital, he will honor debra amdur. >> she has been the medical director there for the past nine months retiring toer -- retiring for her own medical reasons. the hospital has had a bumpy ride. no word on who will take over leadership. >>> well new developments on that explosion at the spacex launch site in florida today. nasa says spacex was conducting a test firing of an unmared rocket when an explosion about 20 minutes later. the test considered routine was in advance of a planned saturday launch. luckily no one was hurt in that huge accident. a satellite built by israel aerospace industries was also destroyed. mark zuckerberg says facebook was planning to use some of the satellite's capacity to expand its internet.org initiative in africa. >>> now

. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> breaking news now at noon. boston university now confirming the teen found dead on thecommuter rail tracks was a student there. police are on the scene near boston university right now. >> authorities say that teen was hit by a train just after midnight but want to know how he got on the truces in the first -- tracks in the first place. beth germano has the latest. >> reporter: investigators have been back on the scene here all morning conducting what they call a death investigation. it's unclear how the victim got on to the tracks. the tracks near a y the arena here on the campus. knew something was wrong. mbta investigators were back on the scene this morning trying to determine what happened overnight. a body was fond along thecommuter rail traction and at 11:30 last night a train on the framingham worcester line slowed and stopped. gary barbin was among 20 passengers. >> several minutes went by and the explanation was a medical emergency and then more you know no real explanation. >> reporter: he says the

that you get there. >> throw some salsa on it, $0.70. >>> coming up on fox 10 news at noon, we will have one final >>> on the next fox 10 arizona morning. >> i'm syleste rodriguez. coming up on fox 10 azam, a new option for expecting moms. ditch the epidural. this will make you laugh. also, how light therapy will help men rekindle the romance. all of that coming up on fox 10 azam, 4:30 to 10:00 a.m. see you then. >>> welcome back. a quick look at our forecasted lows, take a look at this because it's going to be a gorgeous night as we cruise into the fall temperatures, st. john's 45, 59 in sedona, 70 here in the valley. 89 the high today, 90s by the weekend, lots of sunshine and high 80s for next week. >> almost having time to put my there, out there rolling it out? >> absolutely. >> no, you don't role it out. you skull it down, the topper, the seed. you finish it off. are you all set? >>> hey, before we say good-bye, sweet news for those who have a sweet tooth. >> phoenix made the list for being one of the best ice cream spots in the country. food and wine put together the list, churn, w

the cbs 2 news at noon, the >> get ready. >>> still coming up on cbs2 new at noon, the positive trend we are seeing across the country when it comes to cancer deaths among children. it's good news. "is that credit karma again?" "just wanna see if my score changed..you wanna check yours?" "oh really?" "it's girls'night. ah huh." "they said business casual." "i love summer weddings!" "oh no." "yeah, maybe it is time. maybe i should check my credit score." "try credit karma. it's free." "oh woah. that's different." now - federal regulators recalled a million galaxy note seven's after several reports of the phone >>> federal regulators are recalling galaxy note 7's after reports of phones catching fire. the battery overheats said the consumer product safety commission told customers to stop using the phone one you can send it back for replacement or get a refund. samsung sold 2.5 million devices worldwide since introducing them in august. >>> apple fans across the world lined up today for the release of the new iphone. despite the lines, most phones already sold out. apple said the more e

>> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 news at noon. [captioning performed by the which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] heather: breaking news at noon. the boston police body camera program will move forward. hello, everyone. i'm heather unruh. that ruling just coming down after weeks of tension between the city's police commissioner and union. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in the city with the new information. john? john: heather, here it is. it's a 19-page ruling. in the ruling, the judge was pretty critical of the union for what he called lackluster the judge rights -- the court should be very reluctant to second-guess the commissioner's decision that the benefits of the program will outweigh the risks. he says it would be difficult to stop the program when the union's alleged injury is, in significant part, self-inflicted. the judge said the unions did not do officers when both sides initially agreed to use 100 volunteers for the program. the union to the union to get to court when volunte

coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... next at noon, a check on the presidential candidates, now with just 50-days left before and packers players react to a frustrating sunday night in minnesota....as they get ready for their home opener at 50 days left now before the november election.in the presidential race today, trump are both responding to the weekend attacks in new york, new jersey, and minnesota. cbs' nancy cordes has the latest. (091716 trump/co rally colorado springs - 21:10:50) we better very tough, folks. we better get very, very tough. trump sought to project strength after the bombing. clinton, steadiness. steadiness.(091716 hrc/ny - deplaning in ny after cbc 23:19:15) it is always wiser to wait until you have information before making conclusions. (gfx1 in) their vastly different styles are reflected in the latest cbs news seen as far more likely to change washington. while voters think clinton would be better at handling the day to day job of being president. (gfx1 out) (gfx2 in) voters are so divided that

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at noon. >> breaking news right now at noon bridge walletter police are investigating reports of bridgewater state student was attacked near campus. >> officers say a student told them she was approached by a man on summer street and she says the man put a bag over her head and tried to take clothes off. the student did fight back and the suspect ran off he is described as between 57 and 5- 10 and was last seen wearing jeans and dark hooded sweatshirt. we are fog this story and -- we are following the story and will bring you latest when it comes into the newsroom. >>> breaking this noon, two people who raped a teen while someone spoaftd it on snapchat just learned their sentence: the. >> the man and woman convicted years in prison. nicole jacobs is live with more on what happened inside the courtroom. nicole. >> reporter: the judge hand down the sentence about 45 minutes ago saying that the gravity and seriousness and the impact to the victim very evident during the trial i want to get you to video inside the courtroom du

>>> rieive from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> right now at noon tropical storm hermine moving north after barreling ashore in florida overnight bringing dangerous wind rain and storm surge. >> south carolina bracing for impact. winds whipping up the surf on wh storm. >> and we are tracking how hermine could impact our holiday weekend in new england. >> barry burbank has been tracking the developments and joins us with a first look at the forecast. >> good afternoon. here's what's going on with hermine. well defined signature here on the radar with all the rain bands associated with it. and the rain is continuing to pummel across the carolinas. look it heavy rain falling s some places in florida got 15 to 20 inches of rain in sis -- florida-- florida as the system moves across the area. winds at the 50 miles per hour moving to the northeast at 18 miles per hour. not too far away from savannah georgia where it is centered. it will continue on that track. and therefore tropical storm warning is up all the way up to the new jersey area and new jersey and then

coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... next at noon, atv riders taunting police on the streets of a major city.we'll tell you where this is happening. and a local police department helps out a veteran who was victimized by a 'packers ticket scam.'a heartwarming story as the news at noon exactly two months left in the presidential campaign for 2016....and today, hillary clinton and donald trump are back on the trail. they both appeared separately yesterday at a televised commander in chief forum in new york. and clinton defended her handlin while she served as secretary of state., (hrc sot) i communicated about classified material on a wholly separate system. at the same time, the democratic nominee admitted it was a mistake to use a personal e-mail account during her time at the state department. this forum included questions from veterans and active service members, and during donald trump's appearance, he said the u-s military needs new leadership. 3 (sot - trump) the generals trump criticized the current comander in chie

farewell to ryan howard. >> thank you. >>> still more to come in our next half our of "action news" at noonm after problem at the washington monument causes officials to make a decision that will upset visitors to the nation's capital. >>> those stories and more next. >>> "action news" continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again here are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:30. they went back and form talking policy and taking personal jabs at each other, hillary clinton and donald trump survive debate number one. one the victims in houston speaks out from his hospital bed after the motive remains a history. >>> and a florida marlins come together to give an emotional tribute to a teammate who lost his life so young. >>> the candidates are back on the campaign trail today after their first debate and it got heated at times. >> clinton has the unscientific google edge. google trend says more people looked up clinton's name than trumps following the debate in all 50 states. clinton says she is looking forward to the

. >> thanks for watching 12 news at noon. i am tram mai. new at noon closure for the families who lost their dogs in a gilbert pet hotel. the owners of the green acres pet boarding facility were more than -- where more than 20 dogs died under their care were sentenced in court. todd and melissa hughes for 23 days in jail and 200 hours of community service. also in the courtroom those pet owners who gave their emotional pleas to the judge. >> a -- the ac went out in the room and our three dogs and his one dog died. our family was hysterical. they were screaming and we were crying. >> the trial lasted nearly two years with the owners of the boarding facility agreeing to >>> decision 2016 coverage a judge will allow 18 more provisional ballots to be counted in the 5th congressional district republican primary unofficial results have biggs leading by 9 votes but the thin margin means the race will go a shall get a automatic recount. >>> four people are recovering after a plane crash in wickenburg. maybe went down near in-- the plane went down ex

he was doing it, i swear. >>> up next on wbz news at noon. >> giving it his all. the adorable first steps for a panda cub. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. i worked years to get my medicare don't know where i'd be without it so when i heard about con-artists committing medicare fraud... it made me so mad i wanted to give them the old one-two one, never give your medicare number s check your medicare statements for errors these crooks think we're clueless, they don't have a clue it's your medicare, protect it . >>> researcher may have foun the cure to curing alzheimer's disease. the drug they're calling a game changer coming up at 5:00. >>> a milestone caught on camera. >> the cub known as baby p is pic

coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... the "birther question" is back in spotlight...what donald trump is now saying about where he thinks president obama was born. plus...one packer fan friendly takes his rivalry to some major heights before the birther question is back in the presidential campaign conversation. this morning donald trump's campaign issued a statement saying trump believes president obama was born in the united states. craig boswell has the latest donald trump's campaign issued a statement about president obama's place of birth last night. it said: (07:03:37)mr. trump believes that president obama was born in the united states. sot: obama (10:52:16)i am fairly confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. the birther issue re-emerged in the campaign this week when trump told the washington post: i'll answer that question at the right time. i just don't want to answer it yet." (standup bridge: craig boswell, cbs news, washington, d.c.)trump spoke this in washington. hillary clinton is

that story and more at 5:00. >>> well, that is going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. remember, "the bold and the beautiful" is next. >> and ken and liz will see you at 5:00. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. ♪ >> quinn: look at them. right there. where everyone can see. steffy is married to my son. she shouldn't be draped all over liam like that. >> ivy: those two don't break easily. trust me, i know. >> quinn: i know, but... steffy is committed to wyatt. when they got married, she became his whole world, and she's disrespecting him. not just him but the vows that they made. you said you would be loyal to me, right? >> ivy: i meant it. >> quinn: okay, well, you owe me. i got you rehired back here at forrester. i-i gave you this hot new look that's gonna serve you well. >> ivy: quinn, i don't know if this fits me. i -- >> quinn: it's going to be great

((you're watching 8 ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) news now at noon.)) tar as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. tarkanian was ordered by a judge to repay $17 million in a failed development scheme. tarkanian refused to pay the money back, forcing taxpayers to bail him out, leaving us holding the bag. danny tarkanian's out for himself, not us. >>> taiwan is preparing as a powerful typhoon is expected to sweep past the countries southern tip. super typhoon meranti could bring strong winds and heavy rainfall today. it is top scale category five storm... with very strong wind speeds. it is forecast to miss a direct landfal punch./// ((brian loftus)) >>> this is a timelapse video of meranti's eye from nasa.... sherry... ((sherry swensk)) the winds are getting a little wild out there... many neighborhoods have had gusts near and over 30 mph now. .............. temps at the airport just 85 degrees at noon and we don't expect it will get a lot warmer through the afternoon. .............. humidity jus

. >>> new at noon, police in antioch are investigating a house fire as a case of arson and hate crime. investigators say that someone spray-painted a racial slur and a swastika on the home and threw molotov cocktails setting fire to the roof and bushes early dr. morning on mccormack -- early this morning on mccormack court. not much damage to the home and no injuries. >>> a break in the investigation into monday's shooting death of a pregnant woman and her unborn baby in san pablo. this man was arrested, 21-year- old luis morales after a dramatic standoff in vallejo this morning. he was taken into custody around 3:30 soon after climbing to the roof of an apartment complex on via vista avenue. authorities are still looking for 21-year-old duarte. they believe he may have driven morales away from the scene of that deadly shooting. police say the victim 18-year- old a was pregnant. the confrontation between her, a friend and a group led to the shooting. >>> a professor who remained on the job after sexually harassing a student, maria medina with how the university is responding. >> repor

cbs 58 dot com new at noon - smoke inside a school building on the u-w-m campus forces evacuations on this first day of the new semester.according to uw- milwaukee police, there was a small grass or brush fire outside bolton hall this morning. smoke got pulledin building was evacuated. no one was hurt. we're told the building is being aired out and should reopen soon. there's no word how the fire started. now to ready weather...the heat and humidity are on the rise, and so is the risk of stormy weather. rebecca is here with your first look at the forecast... rebecca in wx center today: hot and humid with highs in the low 90s and lows around 74. a pop up storm is possible, best chances across mph. some higher gusts possible.this week: scattered showers and storms are with us on wednesday and into early thursday morning. highs for both wednesday and thursday will be in the 80s. more rain and storms possible for friday with cooler highs in the 70s. upcoming weekend: 70s. lows in the 50s and low toss back to mike new at noon ... the federal government is levying fines against a machining

coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... violence erupts in another american city after a police shooting - we'll take you to charlotte north carolina ... plus - we'll tell you about a great opportunity for some local seniors today .. when the cbs 58 news at noon looting nats natsanother night of violence in an american city.. this time in charlotte north carolina.it comes after police shot and killed a black man who they say had a gun. this afternoon...the city of charlotte is still on edge after the protests left more than a dozen police officers injured. david begnaud reports. reports. 22-30script:)(sot)"we are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst." police in charlotte, north carolina say they are ready night of violence following the fatal police shooting of keith lamont scott. sixteen officers were hurt as demonstrators threw rocks and bottles. officers in riot gear fired tear gas to break up the crowds, several police cruisers were damaged.(sot) "when that behavior becomes violence, we have to act as we did.

we'll have that and more at 5:00. >> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. we had a great walk today at coit tower. >> refreshing. >> enjoy your day. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ >> ridge: she has to be stopped. quinn is nothing but trouble. >> steffy: as a mother-in-law, she was trouble. as granddad's wife, this is a disaster. we all know how dangerous she is. >> rick: he can't marry her. >> thorne: he won't let that happen. >> ridge: glad you're here. >> thorne: we need all the support we can get. >> zende: my mom is really upset about this, too. i told her what was going on. she was not expecting that wedding invitation. >> pam: [ scoffs ] nobody was. >> steffy: look, we just need to get through to him before the wedding. i mean, it's tomorrow. >> ridge: yeah, and the plan we had for keeping quinn out of the company has hit a snag, so... >> thorne: spencer's shares in the company? >> steffy: bill's gonna give his shares to brooke as a wedding present, and then she's gonna sell them to dad. >> thomas: that would have given

judi: this weekend you are honoring nv energy at your selected for the champion of children award? ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) news now at four... some iphone seven users are experiencing buyers remorse. the strange sound some users are complaining about hearing from their new sar device is one of these phones throwing a "hissy" fit./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> "brangelina" is no more. that's right... after 12 years... brad pitt and angelina jolie have filed for divorce.. citing irreconcilable differences. they married in august 2014... and have been together since 2004. according to tmz... jolie is asking for physical custody of the couples six children and wants the judge to give 52-year old pitt visitation. ((kirsten joyce)) >> folks are weighing in on social media about the news... brandi says.. "not surprised. these hollywood couples change partners like we change clothes. seems nowadays people don't believe or uphold the vows they take, or take necessary steps to save their marriage." but pamela is a little more compassionate... "that's sad. but if they will be happier apart, then i wish them both happi

now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kristen: nearly 15 years after the september 11 attacks, people killed in the terrorist attacks. good afternoon. i'm kristen carosa. 13 people with ties to new hampshire perished that day. today ceremonies were held to mark the solemn occasion. wmur's ray brewer is live outside trinity high school in manchester, where there is a growing memorial to the victims. ray: throughout the day here at trinity, school are placing flags in front of their school, a concrete reminder of what was friday was not a day like any other at trinity high school in manchester. >> ? whose broad stripes and bright stars ? ray: a solemn remembrance of what happened 15 years ago when america was attacked. bishop peter libasci says the way people helped each other in the aftermath gave reason for hope. >> the realization that people can do better that there's we can bring that

office this flu season. 12 news at noon starts right now. 0. >>> good afternoon to you and thanks so much for watching 12 news at noon. >> the big story right now hurricane newton making its way through mexico. the remnants of that system could bring thunderstorms and a lot of rain right here to arizona, including the valley. >> take a look. this san lucas which does getting hit by the storm right now. it marked out power. the area is very popular tourist destination but hotel staff say occupancy levels are average for this time of year at the twin resorts. one u.s. tourist we talked with says she's not concerned about the hurricane. >> they boarded us most everything, so we're just getting some essentials. we have some food and water. the resort. so we're not worried. >> well, mexican emergency service officials are evaluating the progress of that storm and they're taking some preventive measures. new evacuations have been ordered. right now, as we take a live look outside across the valley, we can see clear skies right now. but obviously a very different picture tomorrow. meteorolog

the heat will be and summer waning but not yet. >> yeah. >> and that is it for the news at noon. join us here at 5:00. and have a great day, everybody. i'm mike hydeck, he's howard bernstein. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them if you've received any other meningitis b vaccines. meningitis b can be spread by typical sharing like... a drink... a spoon... a kiss. it all started here... it might have been prevented with trumenba. ask your doctor or pha

"cbs2 news at noon." >>> the flood zones have been lifted and some areas. >> stephanie joins us live. >>reporter: some communities had to leave their homes and i'm standing on be avenue northwest residents had to leave their homes. you can look behind me. their homes placed with sandbags and they can come home reduced. originally it was for 20 feet and now it's 24 feet so people can come back home. about 2400 people will be able to come back to their homes and happens to be water in it please use caution.as for other residents who have not received the green light to go back to their homes...the city is wants the water to recede by three additional feet before letting others return corridor in cr covering the corridor in cr sj cbs 2 news. the linn county sheriff's office is still inside the evacuation zone -- --but that's not stopping them from moving on.crews this morning started to take down the barriers built to keep the water away.the building basement, but didnt have any significant damage.officials tell cbs 2 news it will likely take about two days to remove all the barriers fro

at well 25. >>> breaking news now at noon. hollywood golden couple are heading for divorce. jolie has filed to end her marriage with pitt citing ir reconcilable differences. the couple has six kids. the attorney told the aspecialed press the decision was made, quote, for the health of the family. >>> turning to the weather now, a great start out there but you can see the sun is trying to break out this afternoon over the city of boston. humidity is high, though. and changes are on the wayor noon with a first look at the forecast. barry, still feels like summer. >> it certainly does. it's still stuffy out there. we have this high humidity. that's what makes it feel like summer. it hasn't turned all that warm yet, but it's almost oppressive humidity which hangs in there. i can't wait to get rid of it. we will be seeing an end to this eventually but we've got to put up through it -- with it for the afternoon as the dew points continue 65 to 70 degrees around there's hardly any wind out there so that makes it tougher. there's not ventilation. but there is dry air coming in. even

brook silva- braga, for cbs news, new york coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, the biggest mistakes millenials are making with i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. >>> welcome back. we have been doing the morning show all week and it has been gross outside. >> it sure has. if you are trying to do your hair it will do the opposite of what you want. >> i walked outside and my hair. it is going to start to feel better later on this and not so much by tomorrow. so today temperatures rise close to 80. less humid as the afternoon goes on but then another cold front is on the way for tomorrow which is going to lead to a chance for showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon we want to get the umbrella handy tomorrow. good n

but from the victim >>> now at noon, we are getting a new look at the deadly police shooting in charlotte, north carolina. video not from police, but from the victim's wife. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. that wife of 43-year-old keith scott recorded the end opportunitier with police. -- the encounter with police. it might be hard to watch. >> he has no weapon. don't shoot him! [ censored ] >> don't shoot him! don't shoot him! he ain't doing anything. >> drop the gun!! drop the gun!! >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. he is not going to do to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> nbc news obtained this video. you can hear scott's wife demanding police not to shoot. she says he has a traumatic brain injury and doesn't pose a threat. >> scott' family wants the police department to release the video to the public but the chief won't do it. it will further inflame the situation. don champion reports from charlotte where the city is recovering after a third night of protests and riots. >> reporter: uptown charlotte was quiet this morning after a mandatory curfew

coming up, a final look at your ready weather including 3 it's time for news on the go... a recap of all your top stories happening at noon. breaking news of a deadly accident involving a city of milwaukee d-p-w truck. this is a live picture of the scene at 76th and sheridan. police say a buick hit the city truck...a female passenger in the car died. driver was seriously hurt. m-p-d is investigating how and why this crash happened. watch for updates on cbs 58 dot com and our afternoon newscasts. we're also following more breaking news slowing down traffic in the zoo interchange. the left lane of i-94 westbound blocked due to an please allow extra time if you're traveling through there. and just in the last hour... milwaukee officials announcing they will receive a five million dollar grant to help the city's office of violence prevention.the federal money intended to go towards programs supporting youth engagement and behavioral health services among other things. today...mostly cloudy. a 40 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms in the late morning and afternoon. highs around 80. south winds 5 to 10 mph. .toni

coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... outrage after another video appears to show the shooting of an unarmed black man at a traffic stop in oklahoma..... and a shocker out of hollywood...or is it? details on the reported split between power couple angelina jolie the family of an unarmed black man shot and killed by a white police officer in oklahoma is calling for criminal charges. tulsa city officials have promised transparency, and the police department released footage of the shooting yesterday. manuel borjorquez is in tulsa with the latest on the investigation. (chopper audio)"this guy's commands."video from a police chopper shows 40 year old terence crutcher walking toward his suv hands in the air as officers surrounded him friday night. they were responding to 911 calls about an abandoned vehicle.(911 call) (caller) it's blocking traffic. (dispatch) and there's nobody around it? (caller) there was a guy running from it. he, somebody was going to blow up. i think he's smoking something. (laughs)it's difficult to see e

new at noon...a spanish train maker 'and' jobs are returning to milwaukee. during his 2017 budget address barrett announced that 'talgo' will once again set up shop at the century city industrial park on milwaukee's north side. cbs 58's julie parise reports from city hall. the mayor spoke for about 20 minutes while delivering his budget plan for the next fiscal year.he opened his remarks by acknowledging milwaukee problems.-- --those problems include limited financial resources, a strained relationship with the state, and tensions within the city.he also highlighted what he believes are au effective police and fire department but perhaps the biggest was an economic one. mayor barrett announced a new relationship with train manufacturer talgo. he said tens of millions of dollars will go to refurbish rail cars right here in milwaukee, meaning more jobs for hundreds of people. people.tag: tag:the mayors budget also budget also does include funding for more fire cadets and police aides. after some late day rain sunday, some cooler air mov comes the wind. rebecca'

. >> and justin timberlake opening the door to a reunion with his new at noon... facebook today chooses new mexico over new at noon... facebook >>> facebook chooses new mexico over utah for a brand-new data center. the announcement will bring jobs albuquerque. the contest -- los lunas agreed to give up all property taxes for 30 years in exchange for annual payments from facebook. >>> ford motor company says it's moving all of its u.s. small car production to mexico. ford currently makes its fiesta super compact in mexico but its focus are made in detroit. it will boost company profits because of low wages but it will also hurt american jobs. >>> in entertainment news, couric is being sued by virginia gun act vtses for 12r activists and 12 million-dollars. couric and other makers the documentary misrepresented their response to the question. in the movie couric asks how felons or terrorists could be kept from buying a gun without background checks. ten seskedz silence after couric asks the question in the actual interview the activists can be heard responding almost

. >> new at noon nine people killed after fire rips through this home in memphis, tennessee. four adults and 5 children are dead. hospitalized in critical condition. it's unclear what caused the fire. >> also new at noon, police in florida say they plan to release surveillance footage that shows someone setting fire to the mosque where the gunman in the orlando nightclub shooting once worshipped. the fire broke out early this morning at the islamic center of fort pierce. investigators say the video shows someone approach the building and then a flash. omar mateen opened fire at the pulse nightclub june 12. that rampage left 49 victims dead and 53 wounded. it was the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >> a mosque was vandalized last night, a group of washers -- a group of worshipers inside at the time. police tell the globe at least one object was thrown at the islamic society of greater nashua. they saw three juveniles walking away and police are investigating. >> patriots martellus bennett and devin mccourty, joining in observed across the nfl. the players raised the

>>> this is cbs 4 news at noon. >> it is a troublesome case. the 16-year-old boy is accused of attacking a 71-year-old woman in boulder county. this afternoon the woman helped the teenage hitchhikers and two of his friends. jeffrey collins was charged as following this and is live at the courthouse. good morning jamie. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was formally charged as an a different court thirst morning, but the details of what he is being charged with have been sealed. we know at the time of his arrest, he was facing felony charges and more. he appeared in custody. there were several people in the room supporting him including two of his friends. they but they were surprise to hear what happened and it was out of character. >>> it was focused on media access. some documents were given to the boulder daily camera. the paper was ordered not to release any of that information. the judge lifted that order but scheduled for october 5th at 5 p.m. after that deadline we hope more details of the case will be made public. jamie leary, cbs4news. >> >

coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... she tried to run over a couple of milwaukee county deputies... today, she learns how long she'll be behind bars. plus -- a train sent of the rails in new jersey leaves one president barack obama is in israel today paying tribute to shi-mon' per'-es...the former israeli president who died earlier this week. week.shimon accomplished enough things in his life for a thousand men. but he understood that it?s better to live to the very end of this time on earth with a longing not for dreams that have not yet come t" true."peres was laid to rest today in a ceremony attended by thousands of people including dozens of dignitaries including president obama and former president bill clinton. he died wednesday at the age of 93. 3 the woman caught on dash cam -- slamming her car into a deputy's patrol car to get away from a traffic stop -- will be sentenced this afternoo. afternoon.kevina freeman pleaded no contest in the incident on i-43 at loomis on the right of the screen -- she knocked over her

announcer: now, abc 7 news at noon come on your side. jummy: tropical storm hermine has weakened as it moves into georgia, but packed plenty of power as it hit florida overnight. tens of thousands of people are without power d and homes are damaged. there have been no reports of any serious injuries. right now, the concern is where hermine is headed next. it will move up the east coast with potential port -- for deadly flooding. we are covering all angles of the storms impact up and down the coast come including what this could mean for the last big weekend of the year at the beach. eileen whelan has the latest on the storm track. right: the heaviest rain now falling in parts of georgia, south carolina and even into north carolina just on the northern fringe of norfolk. right now in d.c., it is beautiful. we will get our next update at 2:00. 65 miles per hour. it will continue moving towards the no -- the northeast. it will continue moving towards stallstheast, then before new england. a lot of strong wind and some heavy rain at the beac

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> right now at noon breaking news. 9 are hurt when man opens fire. >> texas parking lot. witnesses say the man was targeting cars until policeshowed up and he turned his attention to the officers i am kate merrill. houston police say he was shot and killed by officers. we have the latest on the braybreaking news. >> reporter: the suspect is a lawyer who had issues with the law firm. it happened in a strip mall parking lot near the shooter's home. according to office he, the man started to fire around-- officers, the man started to fire around 6:30 and targeted passing cars and when officers arrived he turned the fire bomb squad is examining the man's car and investigators will then search his home. mrs. say they are planning on looking at the man's social media and authorities say this is row minder to remain vil lent. -- vigilant. >> we tell people to be alert of their surroundings and we do do training on active shooter situations. we ask people to if they can run away from the scene immediatel t then hide. >>

>>reporter: a long time in the making >>> coming up on the "cbs2 news at noon" we take a look at some gallagher: this type of disaster hits, it's like, "man, what do we do? where do we start?" after the flood, when we came in here, there was nothing left. there's no way we're gonna do this ourselves. people like monica vernon really fought to get the assistance that led to the recovery. it took vision. it took courage. i don't think she asked anybody after the flood whether they were democrat or republican. she took the bull by the horns, saw a problem that needed to be solved, and she solved it. >>> the following segment is >>> it is time for two your finances. every week our friends join us to answer your questions on money and today we are talking about five essential ways to maximize the financial windfall. recently doing the best you can if you get a big sum of money for some reason. >> if you win the lottery or get a large inheritance. one of the first things would be to get with the tax expert because uncle sam will want a big chunk. you want to be prepared for that before you

now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: voting is underway across new hampshire. today is the state primary. good afternoon. i'm erin fehlau. sean: yeah, good afternoon, everybody. i'm sean mcdonald. both democrats and republicans bringing people to the polls. wmur's ray brewer is live in manchester with how election day is going so far. what are we seeing out there? ray: well, sean, we are here at ward one in manchester, generally one of the busiest wards in the state. so far voters have had -- they have had over 1000 voters cast ballots could with seven 6:00 am in manchester and the polls were open. and while there were a few voters waiting, turnout overall was light. >> i came out because i think it's important to be living in manchester and the state of new hampshire to at least participate and vote. >> education is a huge issue i in this city. that's important. of course the drug

>>> fox 10 news at noon starts now. >>> thank you for being here at noon. new concerns about a shocking crime that a lot of people are talking about, caught on surveillance camera, a suspect picking up shoulder like a caveman and then going off to sexual assault her. >> an unbelievable story, officers say he took her to her home and then raped her. scottsdale police say there may be other victims out there. an incredibly disturbing case, a woman and her friend drinking at the bottle blond bar on the night of september 17th. the victim unable to walk on her alone to go get a car. surveillance images that you're looking at right here show the victim getting carried away by the suspect. he assaulted her at galleria parking garage, drove her to her home and assaulted her two more times. the victim saying she woke up in a strange place. she described the suspect to police. he's rodolfo ramirez arrested earlier this week, being held without any bond. he's a former professional mixed martial arts fighter who works at the nearby valley ho in scottsdale. police are c

. >>> this is the news at noon. a man police say went on a crime spree in aurora over the weekend faces a judge today. >>> thank yeah for joining us. i'm britt moreno. police say james anthony draper is a person of interest in his wife's murder on saturday. it happened at apartments on memphis street and he is police say he then went on a shooting spree and led officers on a chase that ended at koufax and yosemite. >>> jamie leary, we learned both the victims and suspects' families were there. >> reporter: yes. it was a pretty tense courtroom. he remains a person of interest. he faced the judge for that separate case, the shooting d afternoon in aurora. now draper was arrested sunday around -- just afternoon when he carjacked a woman at gunpoint and went on a shooting spree and fired his gun in four separate times. he pointed a loaded gun at police and a chasten sued. fortunately, nobody was hurt. he remains a shooter of interest. her name was ashley ross draper. she was found shot to death in her apartment in auror

wbz news at noon. thanks for watching everybody. >> our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. >> nick: i wish i had the words to make this easier. there just aren't any. at the cabin, the -- the police found... adam's remains. he didn't make it. i'm so sorry. >> cea [ crying ] no! no, no, no! no! no, no! i don't believe you. i don't believe you. no. adam is alive. no. this isn't real. this isn't -- this isn't real. because he said that -- he said that he would come back for me. he promised us. that's what he said. that's what he said. this isn't real. >> michael: i want you to know you have my deepest sympathies, and... >> chelsea: no. no, this isn't real. this isn't real. >> michael: look, i'll --

not clear why the one girl shot the other. >>> new at noon in boulder, colorado, a mentally challenged teen starved by his parents, arrested, accused of starving their blind and autistic 17-year-old son. would only eat chips and drink sugary drinks. the parents now facing charges of child abuse and neglect. >>> ryan lochte the olympic swimmer now banned from swimming through next june, and will forfeit a hundred thousand dollars in bonus money that went with his gold medal at the olympics. the penalties announced this morning over his encounter at a gas station during the games, involving vandalism and then he'll have to perform 20 hours of community service and will miss team u.s.a.'s post olympic trip to the white house. >>> in wayne, michigan, you can see the mangled mess left behind. police believe the driver of the truck tried to go around the crossing gates. about 90 people were on the train, none of them >>> more kids in michigan turning to marijuana, away from opioids, the percentage of kids using pot rose 8%, the percent of them using opioids and narcotic drugs dropped 6% in t

>>> live from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 news at noon . >>> this is the news at noon . it has been a big worry in colorado . foreign money coming into the state to get a piece of the marijuana business . what started as a money laundering case, allegedly involving funds from columbia, is now ending i am alan donnie salinger has followed this case since it broke to did years ago >> reporter: today a sentencing took place . at one point it seemed that lewis could receive many years behind bars . instead, he walked out of court today with just a probationary sentence, including a short time in jail . this is the case that that much attention when it began to did years ago . then, federal agents raided numerous and grow houses . this led to charges that money was illegally being transferred from columbia into colorado's legalized marijuana system . this case is now winding down . today, lewis was sentenced to probation including 45 days in jail for his role . his attorney afterwards said all this amounts to the difference between state and federal laws involving marijuana .

at noon. head to cbs2iowa.com for information on how to get tickets. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers. we have reached out to the candidates to with us by email or facebook. more n-f-l players are now protesting the national anthem---showing solidarity with 49er's quarterback colin kaepernick and causing a lot co. controversy.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is here to explain why there's been so much backlash. backlash.dora, colin kaepernick says he won't stand up to show pride in a flag---for a country that oppresses black people and people of color. color.historically, anthems set standards, ideas, define who we are as a people. the national anthem didn't become official until some eighty years ago when president herbert hoover signed legislation to make it the national anthem.president hoover signed it during the great depression---a hard time for the country. however--this is not the first time the national anthem has come under fire. but this is not the first time the national anthem has come under fire. it was under