now that the parole board has heard all the testimony, all haro can do is wait for their decision. oard now holds his fate in their hands. >> that's one thing i thought about is if eddie does come out and if he can change one life or save one life, then maybe the deaths of gilbert and joe won't be in vain, you know, won't be a waste. >> i think you did well. you spoke, you spoke up, you looked at them for the most part. >> with so many questions about that night still unanswered, what haro didn't say may cost him his freedom. >> there's still things i wanted to say but didn't say. >>> coming up, the fate of an inmate rests in the hands of the parole board. >>> and later, haro finally reveals the details of his crime. >> it sounded like a machine gun, there were so many shots. you have two choices; the easy way or the hard way. you could choose a card that limits where you earn bonus cash back. or, you could make things easier on yourself. that's right, the quicksilver card from capital one. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. so, let's t

a parole board decided he can serve under house arrest.officials say the parole board made the decision after hearing from prison officials and his girlfriend's family. >>> california's lieutenant governor is expected to propose a tough new gun law. he wants a 2016 ballot initiative that would restrict ammunition sales and require owners to turn in large assault-style magazines. if adopted california would become the first state to require background checks at the point of sale for ammunition. >>> the increasing number of incarcerated americans is leading to a boom in private prisons. and ines ferre explains. >> reporter: i'm in arizona, this facility holds about 1500 immigrants that are here illegally. about 62% of the prisons in the u.s. are run by for-profit companies. critics say the cost savings are far from proven, and focusing on the bottom line can result in inhumane and even lethal conditions. >> when immigrants are being held in these obscure middle of nowhere detention centers. >> reporter: it's a federal facility under ice. but

it was passed back to the parole board.e actually gotten out in august, natalie, but this has been sort of legal wrangling, looking at different wording of the rules. and in essence now, they're meeting to decide when he will be paroled. he could be paroled today under correctional supervision, or it could be a lot longer for pistorius. >> and how much of his prison sentence has he served at this point, robin? >> he has served 1/6 of his sentence. he was sentenced to five years for homicide for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp on valentine's day two years ago. that is within the law. you are allowed after good behavior in prison if the parole board deemious worthy of release. so ten months of his five-year sentence. in fact more than that now obviously because of the different interpretations of the law. and the minister is reading on the parole board's decision. but no indication whether he will get out today. we have heard local news is reporting that the reason they are convening today to look at the decision wheth

a parole board ordered him to sthurv re serve the remainder under house arrest. >>> and after testing the drugs, major drug burn this year. all right, so just ahead, the catch of the year plus a huge nfl upset and for many mets and cubs fans, it's 1969 all over again. get ready for a series that >>> this morning on "today" an in depth look at ivanka trump and will we see more of her on the campaign trail. >>> we pick up the action in the first inning. >> to left center field. wall. and around firs, he's going to score easily. and all the way into third comes daniel murphy and the mets are on the board here in the first. >> the dodgers fight back, capitalizing on a rough start for pitcher degrom. and now to the 6th. game five. daniel murphy hit a homer off of greinke. and they'll meet the mets in new the national league championship series. the saints taking on the unfeet undefeated atlanta falcons and a 25 yard touchdown carry. in the end, the home town saints held on for a 41-21 victory. >>> but the play of the day, ucla versus stanford, third quarter. >> back up against it. here's m

a parole board approved the transfer this morning and it is scheduled to happen on tuesday. the olympic runner has served one year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter for the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. an attorney for steenkamp's parents say the parole board's decision isn't going to change anything in their lives so it makes no difference to them. >>> right now basketball champion and reality star lamar odom remains in critical condition at a vegas hospital. odom hasn't improved since being found unconscious two days ago at a brothel. his ex-wife khloe kardashian is by his side. we just posted a link on the nbc washington app for a deeper look at the heartbreaks in odom's life. just search lamar odom. jay gray will have an update in the investigation coming up in ten minutes. >>> we have some breaking news from the live desk. canada's former ambassador to iran who helped hide six american diplomats in 1979 has died. ken taylor was a key player in the plan to help those americans escape. he housed them at his home in tehran and the whole ordeal

pistorius has currently served one year of his five-year prison sentence...but the south african parole board agreed he can star his four-year probattn. the double amppee will now aaso be subject to gun prohibitions -- and must continue psycho-therapy. the fojmer olympian gas sentenced last year for rhe homicide of his hirlfriend, reeva steenkamp. amazon files a lawsuit against more than one- thousand individuals who allegedly wrote fake reviews for a price. the lawsuit targets users of fiverr dot com, where amazon found people wee offering to write positive reviews of products they had never used. in the complint, amazon says such reviews "can significantly undermine the trust that consumers and`the vast majority of sellers and manfacturers place ii amazon." here's a live look at the hawkeye community college skycam. storm track seven meteoroligst mark schnackenberg has a final look at your weather next. we'll be --------- --------- --------- co it is time to deal with skyroroeting out-ofofocket costs. commentator: the 32-year-old head of a pharmaceutical company raised the price of

sentence handed down by the trial judge and he will strictly adhere to the conditions set by the parole board and community corrections." pistorius must serve the rest of his sentence under house arrest. certainly was a nice day today, but will the warm stick around? chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now with a first look at our forecast at 5. we got rid of yesterday's wind but kept the warm temperatures making it an absolutely gorgeous october day. we're not going to be able to keep it quite this warm as cooler air in tonight and northern siouxland could even see a few sprinkles. other than some clouds, wednesday wiwi remain quiet with highs in the upper 60s. thanks. amazon has filed a lawsuit amazon has filed a lawsuit against more than one- thousand individuals who allegedly wrote fake reviews for a price. the lawsuit targets users of fiverr.com... an online marketplace where you can take on "gigs" such as designing a logo or writing a press release for five bucks. amazon found people were offering to write positive reviews of products they had never used. amazon claims some went as

and in south africa, a parole board has decided that oscar pistorius can be released from prison and moved to house arrest. the olympic runner has served nearly a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter for killing his girlfriend. pistorius was sentenced to 5 years and spent just 10 months in prison. hundreds of israeli security forces are on guard across the country, and jews are on edge after a wave of palestinian knife attacks. jonathan vigliotti reports from jerusalem. reporter: israeli police have set up new c cckpoints between palestinian and jewish neighborhoods. they are stopping, searching, and sizing of anyone who looks suspicious after more than a dozen stabbing attack this month that it targeted israelis. >> we are scared all the time. reporter: this palestinian father says he's giving his five children up the street set of here is really a least will mistake them for terrorists and shoot them. on wednesday police shot and killed a palestinian at the entrance to the old city after later, at a jerusalem bus station officers to get another attacker he stepped a 70-y

. >>> the parole board in south africa would rule that he could move to house arrest some time next week. and the double amputee olympic track star serving nearly a year of a five-year sentence. convicted of manslaughter for shooting and killing his girlfriend two years ago. >> the u.s. airways flight would take off tomorrow. flight 1939 named for the airlines founded years, scheduled to depart tomorrow morning from and with stops in charlotte, phoenix, san francisco. when the air bus a321 will be flying under the american airlines name. and the conversion is one of the final steps in the merger of the two airlines, which was announced back in 2013. >>> coming up, the power of music sends a political message of the cuban-based bands, prepared to play at the white house for the first time. >>> but up next the top republican preside >>> turning to campaign 2016 some reports that donald trump might sit out the next presidential debate. they are set to host that debate in boulder, colorado. but according to politico, they are not happy with the structure of the debate. no sets of the time an

south africa' s department of corrections says a parole board arrest on october 20. pistorius served almost a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter in the shooting death of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the new hampshire film festival kicks off today in portsmouth. one of the documentaries boycott last summer. "food fight: inside the battle for market basket" screens today the festival runs through sunday. tickets are available online. i have heard the "s" word today. kevin: no shovels needed, no plows, but none the less, that is a sign of the colder air coming in with the system over the weekend. adam: already. patriots quarterback tom brady is calling out beverage and food companies. why he says they' >> outcome of euros kevin forecast. >> now, meteorologist kevin enjoy this tomorrow with a sky at times. we love ok atop mount washington here to temperatures lower 20' s, winds around 30, 40 miles an hour there. it shows that at the present time, but there is a lot of blue sky elsewhere, and what will be have a chance to get outdoors before the sun sets l

the parole board says he will be under house arrest for the next four years. pistorius long claimed he mistook his girl friend for an intruder when he shot him. >> dennis hastert is changing his plea in a hush money case. the lawyers said that the former -- he will plead guilty. he is charged with lying to investigators about paying hush money. officials say he paid off -- >> all eyes are on vice president biden as the run for the nomination is heating up. others say for biden it's all about timing. if vice president biden is going to run for president he is still not letting on. after skipping the first democratic debate biden had a typical day at the white house. lunch with itself president and a round table discussion where he ignored a question about his future plans amend praised the debaters. >> i was proud of -- i thought they all did well. >> reporter: his silence is a stark contrast to hillary clinton who spent the day in idaho. is she hoping biden doesn't get in? >> i'm not hoping anything about that. i spent and admire the vice president. he has bee

the parole board says he will be under house arrest for four years. a judge sentenced him for five years in prison for the homicide in the 2013 death of his girlfriend. prosecutors have filed an appeal against that verdict. turning to weather. love this weather. this week in canada chilly? doug: it will get cooler in crisper. has releasedervice their initial winter outlook for the upcoming weather season. temperatures -- this is eir map. this is not our map. it looks interesting. this is based on what is been established as a strong el niÑo what are having -- weather pattern. we are expecting an equal chance of average to slightly above average temperatures in our part of the country. the best chance for cooler than average winter will be down south and the northern tier states. alaska with an above averaged average or for the winter. we will tend to be on the wet side. 30%-40% seasonal for the winter. he see the probability is much higher to the south. even with that said, there are so many other oscillations that can change day-to-day weather. we ca

a parole board at the prison decided today that the double-amputee could be placed under house arresthe will remain under house arrest for the rest of his five year jail term. the athlete will face strict conditions on his movements, be unable to handle firearms and will undergo continuing psychotherapy. -- 28 shot his girlfriend the 28 year old shot his girlfriend in valentine's day 2013 claiming he mistook her for an intruder. but the prosecutor in the case believe the shooting was premeditated after a heated argument. however, the judge in the trial convicted him of a lesser charge, believing the killing was not planned. but his freedom could be short-lived. right to appeal, the prosecution will once again tried to convince the court that the athlete should be convicted of murder with a minimum prison sentence of 15 years. this will be decided next months of the supreme court of appeal. a lawyer speaking for the steenkamp family said they oppose the early release, citing that whatever decision had been made, it will not bring back their daughter. laura: you're watching " bbc world

a prison parole board denied to release the double amputee runner and put him under house arrest. he was acquitted of murder, and prosecutors are appealing that verdict. >>> lamar odom has reportedly turned a corner in his recovery. entertainment tonight has confirmed odom will be transferred to a rehab center in los angeles. it's unclear when the move will happen. the 35-year-old was found unconscious at a nevada brothel a week ago. he woke up on friday, and he's now breathing on his own. >>> new warnings about drinking alcohol during pregnancy. the american academy of pediatrics says mothers-to-be should completely about stain from alcohol. women who drink in the first trimester are 12 times more likely to give birth to a child with behavioral or neurological issues. and drinking throughout the pregnancy puts babes at 65 times the risk. >>> a troubling report on a chemical found in nail polish and its impact on women. duke university found women have higher lefts of triphenal phosphate in their boths 12 hours after painting their nails. it's been associated with increased incide

family will support oscar the reminder of the he will adhere strictly to the conditions of the parole boardnd corrections. >> the prosecutors in the case appealed the verdict of manslaughter and will seek a murder conviction on november 3rd. >> the hacker who claims do have broken into the a.m. account of the c.i.a. drew said he posed as a verizon worker to get the personal information. he allegedly a high school student posted documents online including a list of e-mail addresses claiming to be from c.i.a. director brennan's contact list. reports state hacker tricked verizon employees into giving the information and was able to get aol to reset the password. >> if this is true and it is true you have broken into the private e-mail account, how pivotal is this? out of ten? >> one. >> the f.b.i. and secret service are pursuing the hacker and are investigating another claim he said he got into a private account will homeland security security jeh johnson. >> this could be the day vice president paid were may tell us if he is take the plunge and running for president. our reporter has the late

the parole board says he will begin house arrest after he is freed. he was acquitted of murder charges but prosecutors are appealing. they'll be back in court next month. >>> well, soon you will be able to skip the tip at some of the city's best restaurants. tip willing be off the table at the restaurants. the ceo says that prices will increase slightly to make up the difference. a food critic says diners could see more of the no tipping trend. >> my guess is the other restaurants will adopt it. maybe faster than you would think. they'll tend to be higher-end restaurants. >> the modern will be the first of the union square group restaurants to adopt the policy beginning in late november. and the others will follow next year. they have had it with specks drug use taking place in -- with sex and drug use taking place in and near a nearby park. they say the dimly lit nearby street attracts active adult couples who pull over to the side of the road. >> i came home to see a sex act in the middle of the park. >> there was a couple right in front of my house

so when you -- the issue really before the board of parole and hopefully the governor is that this is the last case you want to execute somebody because there is so much good reason to believe that it may be a wrongful conviction. >> yeah. a woman execute ed yesterday in georgia, different set of circumstances, but she too was not the person who pulled the trigger and it was her boyfriend who killed her husband, her children pleaded for her. i think people have a hard time -- people have a hard time with the idea that two people engage in an act, the first person that sort of testifies against the other against life and the other person gets the death penalty, something that sort of offends the moral intuitions about that. >> the question about moral intuition, the glossip case is more fundamental about this. every reason in the world to have some serious doubts about it. >> thank you. >>> the pope's visit garnered massive amounts of coverage last week. somehow he met with kim davis without anybody knowing. until now. more ahead. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill?

a parole board is allowing him to serve out his manslaughter sentence under house arrest.ve-year turn for the fatal shooting of his girlfriend. our first wordat news. you can find the latest news on bloomberg.com. scarlet: thank you. we will check in with mark crumpton soon on the latest first word news. alix: oil is continuing its longest losing streak and july and prices are dropping on news that crude inventory rose by 7 million barrels last week. some analysts are calling for oil to fall to as low as $20 a barrel. research explained where goldman stands on oil. it's important to look at it in long-term, medium-term and near-term. demand out of the emerging markets has been substantially weaker than we anticipated. turn to supply from low-cost players like saudi arabia and iraq, all surprising to the upside. productiont non-opec outside the united states -- whether it is norway, brazil or other parts of the world of a partially driven by weaker currencies. a report was released recently showing declines in u.s. production are weaker than we initially thought. put it all

115 and go to the board, they'll deny me parole.h a lot more than, you know, defending myself. that's what it's come down to. i'd rather risk getting killed than defend myself. just out of fear of screwing up and not getting out of here. i can heal. you know, this will all go away, but i can't make a 115 go away. so i'll take an ass whooping every time. >>> coming up, jack mcgarey's future hangs in the balance. >> is he more likely to be a victim again because he was a victim once? >>> later, the group pushes mcgarey to tell his secrets. >> i tell him, luke, i got to kill you or i'm going to get in trouble. he said, you don't have to. i won't tell anybody. he was screaming for god the whole time. inly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. imagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana®. it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. invokana® is used along with diet and exercise to significantly

the parole board deciding to move forward with the execution last night. kelly gissendaner, who studied theology behind bars, singing "amazing grace" in her final moments. >>> to other news tonight, the secret service under fire this evening. a new government report claiming an assistant director with the secret service encouraged colleagues to leak unflattering details about the republican leading the investigation into misconduct by the secret service. at least 45 secret service agents said to have accessed an old job application of representative jason chaffetz when he applied to join the agency. >>> overseas tonight, and to the breaking developments out of syria now. russia giving u.s. authorities just a one-hour warning before launching air strikes. they say targeting isis in syria. it comes after that meeting between president obama and russian president vladimir putin, and yet the strikes still came suddenly, with little warning. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: today, the deadly roar of russian airpower.

a south african parole board has ruled that oscar pistorius can get out of prison next week... and move to house arrest. the double-amputee olympic runner who shot his girlfriend to death has served nearly a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter. prosecutors will appeal pistorius' sentence. they want him to be convicted of murder. a fire broke out at an ethanol plant in northeast nebraska last night. firefighters responded to a call from siouxland ethanol in jackson just before 7. the heat was contained inside a structure designed to withstand temperatures of 16-hundred degrees. the fire only reached about 7-hundred degrees. the substance that caught fire wasn't ethanol. fire departments from dakota city, ponca and south sioux city responded to the call. no one was hurt. south dakota's minimum wage will go up by a nickel-- to 8-55-- in january. that's because of a cost-of-living increase built into the law that voters approved in december 2014. the voter-approved law took effect in 2015. it initially raised the minimum hourly wage from $7.25 to $8.50. it also increase

. >> prior to parole hearings the board sends a representative to conduct a preinterview to repair a recommendation on whether or not the inmate should be paroled. >> come on in, robert. please have a seat. okay. this morning i'm going to be interviewing robert teter for a parole hearing he has set in august. any time you have an inmate that comes up for parole that's a sex offender, you know, red flags go up everywhere. when someone gets on parole, everyone has guidelines. of course, in your situation the guidelines are a little narrower because of the case. that's just something you'll have to stay within those guidelines just a little more tighter than someone else. now, according to your record, i didn't see anything in there where you had been on probation or parole before. is that correct? >> no. >> i see you were in the air force. >> yeah. you wasn't the parole officer here the last time, were you? >> no. i don't think i was the officer who interviewed you. >> every time before it was what is your home plan and your job plan. i gave them that and that was it. >> i do mine a lit

. >>> also breaking overseas, a parole board said olympian oscar pistorius will be released from now this comes after the board. pistorius served nearly a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. a teacher headed to court what you see here new video taken this morning of joseph zunega surrounded by family arriving at court. the english teach year accused of sharing inappropriate images with student and arrested yesterday. the 21-year-olds taking explicit teacher of himself then sending them to teenager. he will face a judge shortly. jen? >> that's right. this teacher fired in southridge when they learned about the investigation. police say he sent those pictures over face book. >>> police say 21-year-old joseph zenega was sending nude pictures of himself to while the teacher put in the position of trust and it's it's sickening to hear allegation like this. school resource officer overheard student talking about the nude images. and the student showed detective the picture on his cell phone. police say zene dp a first friended 17-year

. >> a parole board has decided that oscar pistorius can be released from prison and moved to house arrest served a year of his five-year sentence. he'll be moved to correctional supervision, which is a form of house arrest. >> homeland security officials said today customs computers braught down were not the result of hacking or terror results. it went down for about 90 minutes including sfo. >> so i filled out the form and everything was all set after that. >> the airlines unable to check in passengers. homeland security officials say the computers aren't the only to check. >> a pennsylvania woman who says bill cosby sexually abused her while she was just a teenager is now suing cosby for sexual abuse. 48-year-old anita hill worked on picture pages. last year, repeatedly drugging her and molesting her in a hotel room. >> finally, on this lawsuit, is one more step towards seeking justice for what happened to me and is holding bill cosb accounting. >> stemming from the alleged abuse. more than 50 women now have accused cosby of sexual assault, drugging or rape. cosby has never been charged

. >> christa: a parole board says oscar pistorius will be released from prison and moved to house arrest now. the board canceled its initial decision to go ahead and release him back in august. pistorius served nearly a year of a five-year sentence for manslaughter for killing his girlfriend. >> jadiann: coming up, a big surprise during an interview with a skunk? a freak-out during an on-air prank. >> christa: a local student buys google.com. what a steal. >> jeremy: the forecast for the weekend. looks cold. that is coming up next. >> jadiann: why the f.b.i. has joined in on the draftkings investigation. >> christa: don't forget, if you see breaking news or off story idea, we would love to hear from you here at 7:00. give us a call any time. the 7 news tip line is at humana, we value sticking with things. when something wor ople stick with it. re people stick with mana medicare advantage. cause we stick with them. humana medvantage. >> christa: welcome back. some news anchors in alaska getting quite the surprise during an interview. >> they get scared. if they feel threatened. >> ooh! oo

the parole board approved his request to move to house arrest.en in prison since his sentencing one year ago. a judge order him to serve five years for a culpable homicide in the death of his girlfriend. he maintains he mistook her for an intruder. he will be transferred from jail to his home on tuesday. he'll continue therapy sessions and has been barred from having a gun. he is known as blade runner. he became the first double leg amputee to win an olympic gold medal in running. >>> you've heard the warnings about too much screen time for children. a new study is drawing a line between different kinds of screen time. the national children's bureau in the uk studied close to 1,000 children, and they found that of students who played video games, at least twice a day, 41% obtained good grades in their exams. of those that rarely played, 77% received good grades and 81% of children who used social media every day got the same great grades. >> social media didn't have any impact. i think that's more because it may be part and parcel of every child'

we learned a south africa parole board made this decision to let the olympic runner leave his jail cell october 20th and move him to house arrest. pistorius is serving a five-year sentence in the death of his former girlfriend. back to you. >> thanks, pmolette. >>> former house speaker, dennis hastert will face the music later this month. one of his lawyers told a federal judge he will plead guilty in the so-called hush case against him in charges that he lied to the fbi to hide claims of past misconduct. he will be back in court october 28th. uber announced a new way to get around town. it is called uber pool and let's you share your uber ride and costs of it. uber says it will start training its drivers on the new service immediately. they are the sixth city to use uber pool. it will start one week from today. >>> new information about lamar odom's condition. the former nba star may have had a stroke. we are hearing the 911 calls before he was rushed to the hospital. nbc's jacob rascon has that and how odom is recovering now. >> reporter: sources close to odom tell our sister network

. >>> parole board will determine if oscar pistorius should be released earlier. he is serving five years for the shooting death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. if they decide he should be released from prison. he could be released immediately and allowed to serve his sentence under house arrest. jon: fox news is america's election headquarters and hillary clinton is embarking on a three-day trip through new hampshire and iowa as new polls show mixed results for her in those early voting states. in iowa, mrs. clinton maintains her lead with 47% of likely caucusgoers. senator bernie sanders stands at 36% but it's a different story in new hampshire. sanders maintain as nine-point lead there with 48%. mrs. clinton trails with 39%. joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of "special report." i suppose it's no surprise that bernie sanders is doing better since in new hampshire, since he comes from the neighboring state of vermont, right, bret? >> well there is that, jon, but there is also the fact he is somebody new and different for new hampshire. they are into thi

tergs the next phase of his en sentence now and he will strictly adhere to conditions set by the parole boardnity corrections. lawyer for steenkamp's family said, quote, whether he remains incarcerated or not it makes no difference to them now because reef have a still not coming back. >>> developing this midway, did a high school student hack into the private'Ñoz e-mail account one of the america's top spice? the fbi and secret service say they are looking into. he claims to bew7 access to joh brennan's e-mails and jeh johnson's comcast. he post add lipg of some of brennan's contacts. it's a tough reminder e-mail is far from private. >> when you are typing into a keyboard no matter what you are typing, a love note to our lover, assume somebody else is probably looking over your shoulder. >> nbc found out all he had to do was fool verizon and aol into +ty the new york post first reported the infiltration. it says the hacker wanted to embarrass the government. >>> and we've got wonderful weather out there right now and temperatures seasonal for this time of year. now, another little chilly sta

but the last one before he went in for these crimes, he begged the parole board not to release him.said he could not live on the outside. he had tried it. he had always failed. >> there's no need to feel guilty. i haven't done anything i'm ashamed of. maybe i haven't done enough. i might be ashamed of that, for not doing enough, for not giving enough, for not being more perceptive, for not being aware enough. for not understanding. for being stupid. maybe i should have killed 400 or 500 people, then i would have felt better. then i would have felt like i really offered society something. >> have you never felt remorse for the crimes you committed? >> what crimes? i told you i haven't committed any crimes. i don't break laws. i don't need to break a law. why should i break the law? i'm in god's will. do you feel guilty? do you feel guilty for the thousands and millions of indians that you destroyed? do you feel guilty for the gas chambers where you've killed the jews? do you feel guilty for timeless, endless -- how far can you go back and say guilty of what? guilty of what? there's n

dari: african parole board has decided to release oscar pistorius from prison and move him to house arrest. the 28-year-old double amputee being convicted of manslaughter. an offender can be released after searching one-sixth of a five-year sentence. alison: the department of justice and the fbi reportedly investigating fan duel and draft kings to determine if they're a form of gambling. both companies insist the sites offer games of skill and are legal. the new york attorney general's office launched an investigation last week and robert menendez and frank vallone have asked the ftc to do the same. dari: doctors in las vegas continue to try to save the life of lamar odom. now? >> well, it's not good. basically it's not good because it's the same. night that the kardashians thought he was squeezing her hand and he had blinked. today we're told doctors are saying that it may have been an involuntary reaction. he's had no change. he has four organs that are failing. damage. they don't know the extent as a result of strokes. he has a heart issue. he's in bad, bad shape. the doctors are saying

the parole board made the announcement after reversing a decision to release him in august so they keptey saying that negotiation week is when he will be moved to house arrest. oscar pistorius was sentenced to five years for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, on valentine's day in 2013. he claims that he mistook her for an intruder. >> at 6:00, watch out on the road the east bay city with new money to crackdown on dangerous drivers. >> feeling stressed on the job? chills out could be a life saver for women. >> soaring like an eagle. you will never believe why the traffic camera is on back of a traffic camera is on back of a bird. [annouget up to 48 monthsy interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfec

the olympic athlete's early release has been referred back to the parole board. pistorius was acquitted of murder, but found guilty of culpable homicide for killing reeva steenkamp in 2013. so far he's served about a year of his five-year prison sentence. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> well, the fabulous fall day out there. water in the poconos, this is a live picture from lake wallenpaupack. boy was it cold and windy and nasty, but things have improved tremendously. things are calming down. the winds calming down, waters are calming down, and we're getting more sunshine, and we're also going to be warming up. warm today, think of the forecast for the next couple. lot of sunshine out there right now and we're 68 degrees, the average high around 70, but still having a northeast wind at 6 degrees warmer than it was this time yesterday. yesterday was a lot warmer than saturday. you can see we're in the mid to upper 60s across just about the entire area, and everybody seeing sunshine, everybody is seein

the former chairman of the parole board believed the store he ap tracked done the witnesses to pull together. >> something about what he was telling me that, you know, made me feel he was telling the truth, and so i, and i had his family. i said, look, i never dealt with overturned conviction but i will hook into it. 25 years. johnny says you don't make up for time like that. as he walked bound the street, smelt the fresh air, looked up at the sky. it all started to sink in. i have plans of my own. i have to see how feasible they are boeing the world changed after so long. >> prosecutor ares will have the opportunity to appeal today's ruling, but dari, obviously, a very, very emotional situation throughout tonight. dari: without a doubt. zachary, thank you. thu video, are the nypd the man wanted in the killing of aide to governor cuomo. so far police have not made any arrestp the shooting death of a 43 year old lawyer in governor cuomo's administration. tattily shot on labor day in crown heights and he was, apparently, caught in the crossfire of rival gangs during a sell operation that lead

this morning south african parole board decided pistorius can be moved to house arrest on tuesday. the olympic runner has served teenly a year of his five-year sentence for manslaughter in the --lling of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. in> now, you didn't feem a quake this morning, but you were kind of supposed to pretend to. >> at 10:15 this morning millions of people across the state and here in the bay area took part in the great california shakeout. it's practiced for the next big where, which we know is coming we just don't know when. cot is what it looked like at the san jose tech museum where hundreds of elementary school students along with earthquake mascots practiced that drop, cover and hold on. >> now, a lot of times when an everett quake hit it just starts shaking and you don't know what to do. but in your mind if you remember drop, cover and hold on, you're going to dive under a table, you're going to dive somewhere. you'll know what to do. and what's nice about it is they'll tell their parents too. >> they always do come home to teach us, scott, right? >> they do. >>

the parole board decided that a little while ago after an initial decision to release the double amputee runner in august was canceled. the stories has served almost a year of his five-year manslaughter sentence for killing his girlfriend. >>> also new, back in this country police in baltimore arrested several protesters at baltimore city hall after this demonstration over appointing a police commissioner. the demonstrators were holding a sit in during a committee meeting to make the interim appointment of police commissioner kevin davis permanent. they say the public deserves more input. davis took over after commissioner and the bats was fired in the wake of all of the rights after the -- anthony batts was fired in the wake of all of the opposition after the death of freddie gray. a full vote is expected next week. >>> a couple in new york facing criminal charges in connection with the deadly beating inside of the church. police a two brothers were brutally attacked by their parents and four other adults on sunday because they would not confess their sins. this happened at the word of

. >> the parole board in south africa is putting the blade runner under house arrest next tuesday for >> the double amputee will be subject to gun prohibitions. he was thanked the kulp about william boots joins ouin this t the. >> it's the kind of symptoms that is handed down for other offenders. it's not just oscar pistorius. but it isn't a particularly heavy sentence because he is ge to be released and then he is under sticht sprchlt and then he'll have two other programs, including anger management. but he is outside in the community. >> sorry to interrupt. so there are essentially no restrictions? he can pretty much go about as much as he wants? >> no, no, there are restrictions. he's under house arrest and he has to attend very community best programs. he to do community service. then there are other wide perhaps at the department and they're in total control from the department of justice. >> they have a hard road. they have to prove the judge made a a genius, then the court can relook at the sentence or send the case back to the court of first instance and have them relack at t

. >> south african parole board is says oscar pistorius will be freed from prison and placed on houseest next tuesday. pistorius jailed for killing his girlfriend was sentence to do five years in prison back in 2014. he's charged with culpable homicide. pistorius claims he shot his girlfriend from behind a door because he thought she was an intruder. he was in jail for a year and will spend the rest of his sentence under correctional supervision. the prosecution has since appeal his case saying he should be convicted for murder instead. >>> mother and father in upstate new york are manslaughter -- facing manslaughter charges in connection with the deadly beating of their own son inside a church. police say the couple and four other people beat the 19-year-old and his 17-year-old brother at the word of life church near crew toy today. it's believed they were part of an overnight counseling session and the church members tried to force the teens to confess their sins. both teens were beaten. the 19-year-old died and the 17-year-old is in serious condition. >> i'm very sad for everybody

s office promised it would send a letter to the parole board saying he cooperated as a witness.ay, philip jones said he always knew that velazquez was the wrong man. >> when i saw the defendant in court and i look in his eyes, i knew i had picked out the wrong guy. and the guy on trial i had never seen before. >> there you go. there you go. >> so that's all true? >> that's all true. >> and according to velazquez's lawyers, philip's brother, robert, another eyewitness tells us he also has doubts velazquez was the shooter. >> he's a witness to a crime. >> now the lawyers say there's even more reason to doubt their client's guilt because they say there's no proof velazquez even knew the man he's accused of committing the crime with, darry daniels. was there any evidence before that day -- >> no. >> -- that they ever knew each other? ever hung out on the corner together? there's nothing? >> zero. >> but in his plea, he said that velazquez was his accomplish, but velazquez says daniels way lying. did you know darry daniels? >> no. >> he served his ten years and today, he's a free man

. >> parole board in south africa putting oscar pistorius under house arrest for the next four years starting tomorrow. the pistorius served one year of his five year prison sentence. the former olympian was sentenced last year for the homicide of reeva steenkamp. the double amputee will be subject to gun prohibitions and he must continue psychotherapy. >> the state of texas will stop the flow of state medicaid funding to planned parenthood. state health officials said the clinics are potentially liable for serious medicaid program violation. the move comes after an antiabortion group released under cover videos in which planned parenthood officials discussed fetal tissue. the organization has denied that it sells that tissue for profit. >> health check tonight, a new tool now for turning back the hands of time on your face. it addresses one of the trickiest areas, the lips. >> reporter: we talk, we eat we drink and more with our lips. over time, though, the natural fat in them thins out. well, for decades cosmetic doctors have tried a host of ways to smooth fine lines and restore li

if the parole board determined that his arrest and admission that he did, in fact, take the shortcut s of his parole. jones expected to learn his fate after a hearing with the parole examiner. >> so regarding my findings in this hearing, i'm going to defer them for a period of ten days in an effort to look everything over. i'm going to make a recommendation after i come up with my decision. i'm not going to recommend anything today. >> the delay in his ruling meant jones would have to remain in jail until the board could reach a decision. >> come on, sir. >> how am i going to sleep tonight? i'll probably toss and turn. i feel a little more unsure than i did at first. i've just got to really have faith in my prayers right now. i've got to have faith in prayers. oh, man. >> the final decision on jones came during a break in our shooting. when we returned to tampa, there was a new inmate in jones' bunk and jones himself was back at the noah house. a free man. but very much aware that he was still on parole and one slip away from going back to prison. >> when the people told me that i wou

he was eligible for house arrest on august 21st, but a parole review board ruled his case should be considered all over again. still seeking a murder conviction and plan to appeal to south africa's supreme court. >>> more action tonight on the crackdown on synthetic marijuana and other designer drugs in new york. eric schneider filed lawsuits against two alleged distributers. sell k2 other hallucinogetics as alternatives to other street drugs. but their deceptive labels makes them especially dangerous. >> none of us and certainly not the people that are consuming them know what's in them. that is a severe problem and it shows up in our emergency rooms every day. the attorney general says new york has seen a ten-fold increase in er visits and emergency calls related to the use of marijuana or syntheting drugs surs this past summer alone. >>> this deadly explosion in brooklyn over the weekend shows just how fast the fire can spread. the heat and smoke putting property and lives in danger. it is a strong reminder for families during this fire prevention week to make sure they're doing everything

but now the parole board has made its final ruling overnight. pistorius will be released next week. >> this is a decision that could shock many around the world but is not uncommon on south africa. on a five-year sentence, he'll have sferved less than a year. he'll go to house arrest but it's far better than being stuck in a prison. >> reporter: during his trial, he was emotional. >> i did not fire at reeva. >> reporter: convicted of manslaughter for shooting and killing his model girl friend reeva steenkamp. >> you killed her, shot and killed her. won't you take responsibility for that. >> reporter: reeva's mother spoke to me. >> she lost her life, how wonderful she was and what she could have done for other women if she had had longer to live. >> reporter: this morning the steenkamp's lawyer releasing a statement saying they don't feel any different, nothing has changed in their lives. reeva is not coming back. it doesn't really matter to them what happens to oscar pistorius. when pistorius is released on tuesday, it is believed he will live w

steve: i thought the board of erred, paroles had but by the time i was finished the the book, i thoughtoard made the correct decision of saying we did not protect leo frank's constitutional right and we apologize. i did not think there was sufficient evidence to give leo frank a blanket exoneration. if you start overturning convictions on the memories based on 85-year-old witnesses 70-something years after the fact, that would call verdicts and question -- verdicts into question. i leave it as a mystery. i state the case strongly in my book that leo frank was innocent , that i am ultimately not sure. by davidositive review gero. he won the pulitzer for his biography on martin luther king jr. he accused me of moral cowardice by not slamming the door on the case, and i replied by saying i am not omniscient. i don't know. >> having been born and raised in the south, i have only heard the legend of leo frank in southern context. i was wondering, how does the rest of america see this case is part of the southern identity? steve: this was a huge national story. this was one of the three or fo