she was beaten by a man police say was on pcp. >> was the the violence a result of some part of the pcp experience, or was it motivated by hatred of the police officer? >> reporter: the texas hate crime bill won't deter crime, he says. >> it is essentially a knee jerk reaction by legislators to a problem that's already dealt currently. >> a florida representative of lakeland plans to sponsor blue lives matter bill for the 2017 session. it begins in january. >>> president elect donald trump continued working to fill his cabinet today. the real news to come out is that he does not plan to prosecute his former rival hillary clinton. while no announcements have staffing administration, he says that his aids say mr. trump does not want to pursue charges against clinton for her use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. the former new york city mayor rudie giuliani says it is time to put the election behind us. >> that's the decision he reached and that's perfectly consistent with the historical pattern of things come up, you say a lot of things, even bad to unite t

she told the using pcp and was not himself saturday night. >> i thank god i was there that night me and my younger son were there that night to get my grandchildren and take them to the neighbor's house because if i was not there i think my grand kids would have perished because it was a terrible sight to see the stab wounds in my youngest grand and older grand crying. violence is right. it knows know age, it knows know race or socioeconomic status and this is affecting every corner of our community. it's not happening way over there it's actually happening right here in the office anticipates churches it's everywhere and it has to be taken very seriously and has to be eradicated. >> now christian dill hard was arraigned here today. he according to place had tried throat. he was taken to it a local hospital and appeared via closed circuit television from the jail front and didn't appear to be injured. his mother spoke up for him and said she was trying to get help for him for a couple weeks and he had been smoking pcp. we also know that she told us that when she spoke with him yesterday

killed him after she found his suv stopped in the middle of toxicologisttoxicology tests show he had pcp in his system. >>> still ahead today at the noon hour as we continue the tennessee 20. a group of coworkers strike it big in the lottery. how they plan to change more than just their lives. >> dry weather right now. but we have heavy bands of moisture about to enter. >>> it's a case of the heist of gold. a man walked up to an armored of goal flakes. they put the value at more than a million and a half dollars. there was a guard but he left the vehicle open as he went to retrieve his cell phone. the thief with the golden hand and the gold hopped into a van and sped away. he may be hiding in florida. they're looking. >>> a major announcement. trump is leaving his company to focus on pre thank you tour across the country. he say it starts in cincinnati tomorrow. more cities are expected to be announced later this week. the president-elect announced a new round of cabinet nominees for the treasury department former goldman sachs executive. and a fierce obamacare critic. and for the depart

an autopsy revealed that berry died of a synthetic drug known on the streets as pcp. he struggled with drug abuse. berry ran for his late-father's seat on the dc council in 2015. christopher berry was 36 at the time of his death. >>> uber and lyft riders take note. the ube is threatening to pull out of maryland if they require a fbi background check. stephanie ramirez is on the story now. >> reporter: as we may not know the answer until early next week arguments began today before the maryland public service commission which was a big surprise to just about every driver and rider that i spoke to in our dmv area. we are talking about 30,000 drivers maybe going on. >> an uber driver said now that he knows -- >> i have to find something else to do. >> this woman is also a driver. >> i think it would prolong the process of driving for uber. for me it was maybe a couple of days and you could start working. >> this was one of the reasons that uber to does not want the change as the state continues to hear arguments on senate bill 868. the new law pas year ago requires drive

he claims he was under the influence of pcp, marijuana and methamphetamine. gaby often collected a close friends of her was very emotional after the sentencing. >> she was a sweetheart. she would give the shirt off her back if you needed it. >> during today's hearing the state actually requested the maximum sentencing for howard, and rather than fighting it, his attorney said that his client accepted responsibility for his actions and thought the three life sentences without parol was >> thanks for the update. >> a man accused of offering candy to lure little girls into his apartment to sexually assault them made his first court appearance. >> he did not speak today in court. he's being teld on 10 felony charges he could get life in prison if convicted. a woman is in the hospital after a bizarre crash. it happened right behind t an argument broke out between the woman and the man. the woman grabbed on to the suv and the driver crashed. the woman is expected to survive. it is unclear what the two were arguing about and how they know each other. >> a local man

the police blocked up the father accused of using pcp the night of the attack. everyone involved was badly shaken. and none of it went away. >> so graham decided it was time to go online this week. her idea, to raise money for the kids and their mom and to use it to put on a great christmas and invite everyone over to her are supposed to be playing trucks, cars, jumping off furniture, you know. a truck will be there with santa and the police will all be there with santa. it's a time for everyone who was involved, who was on the team to check and see with their own eyes that the boys are back to normal. >> graham's own two kids are grown up now and she has a nice use for a christmas party for the survivors and the first responders. a party that everyone could make great by making a donation. district heights, scott broom, wusa 9. >> you can find it on our home page. >>> first lady michelle obama was on hand to receive the 19 foot douglas pennsylvania. it's a tradition that dates back to 1996. >>> all right allyson, not too bad. we took a little walk earlier. it's

medical examiner confirmed christopher barry died from a pcp overdose. the son of late d.c. mayor marion barry was 36 years old when he passed away in august. christopher barry had been using drugs when he was rushed to the confirmed it was an accident. jonathan: dozens of metro rail cars need to be shuffled around because of a safety hazard that could lead to a crash. turns out the concern was therefore a long time but has just been discovered. tom roussey explains the latest on the issues. tom: starting this afternoon and into tonight, metro pulled a number of its 4000 series train cars out of service at the shady grove metro station. railyard. when they returned to service, they will be used in a different way. during evening rush-hour, some 4000 series trains were still in use, but only in the middle, not as lead cars with a conductor. see the numbers on the control panel? one of them tells the driver how fast it goes. zero is basically a stop sign. metro says there is a possibility he could give the >> i think it's a good idea for safety. tom: the original metro trains

toxicology tests showed he had pcp in his system. the district attorney said she overreacted to the situation. >>> you've got to look at this video, just a crazy example of road rage in england. a semi and a pickup truck crashed on the highway. the pickup driver reversed right into the semi. the men locked themselves in then the driver of the pickup grabbed a shovel and smashed through the semi's window. one of the men was taken to the hospital and police are investigating. >>> jd, how's the forecast. >> that's a little intense. no reason to be upset about today. it's 62 degrees right now, the final day of november, how about that. we have a few showers out to our south. temperatures will be in the 50s to low 60s today. tomorrow, it's about a 20- degree drop as we say hello to the month of december. here's a look at the radar picture here, showing the showers that we have from canton, down to new philadelphia, up to youngstown. those are moving to the north and northeast. we'll put things into motion here so you can get an idea of wh

i was under the influence of pcp, marijuana and methamphetamine. i wasn't in my right state of mind. >> during haud's hearing -- today's hearing, the state requested the maximum sentence. rather than fighting, howard's attorney said his client three life-term sentences without parole was a fair sentence. >>> metro hiring almost 100 more officers over the next year and a half. this comes at a time when violent crimes are up in our valley. kelsey thomas is live at metro headquarters with a closer look at the recruit plan. >> reporter: yeah, recruitment for new officers kicking into high gear for officers. these officers will be tasked with keeping the strip and your neighborhood safe. this is just the beginning. tough training that ends with this -- [ applause ] >> reporter: the pinning of the badge. but filling the ranks these days is a little tougher. metro needs almost 300 new officers. >> and it is challenging. >> reporter: rookie officers entering a new world where police are under attack. >> we'll be burying one of our own. shooting and killing

pcp, and methamphetamine. >> reporter: life in prison wasn't the original goal for the prosecution. the district attorney's office considered the death penalty. but after reviewing his school and medical records and conducting a mental evaluation, a different decision about importantment was -- punishment was reached. >> in exchange for taking of death penalty off the table, he agreed to plead guilty straight up to all of the charges and stipulate to a sentence of life in prisonho possibility of parole. >> reporter: the d.a. says even though the death penalty was not given, justice was served. jerry howard will be in prison foreign the rest of his life. i'm faith jessie reporting. >> thank you. >>> this weekend, the valley's newest casino and resort opened its doors. >> the biggest attractions you will find at the lucky dragon. >>> winter is starting to show in the mountains. how our local ski resort is push. >> reporter: well, i'm trying out for our new nhl hockey team. i'm also trying out this new ice rink at the park. today was the first tree lighting. we'll have your full foreca

also have plans that have the zero dollar monthly premium, and this year we're offering a zero dollar pcp copays. so you can go see you primary care doctor without a copay. really, these are again fantastic benefits that are available to medicare patients that they may not know about. and they also need to know that time is of the essence; there is an enrollment period. right, there is an annual enrollment period that the government gives medicare advantage plans to sign folks u. and we actually are in that period right now, and it ends that's designed just right for you. yeah, really it is important for everyone to note, you guys are sharing such great information, and i'm going to tell people again how to access this information, but it is important to know that there's benefits, there's different people that you can choose, there's advantage plans, and there's timelines. so sharing this information with them is really critical, and they really need to know this. so thank you so much for sharing, i'm gonna tell people how er offices for medicare patients, call humana at 1-800-552-0771,

no crutcher was high on pcp. we're learning more about the california missing mom found alive. this is pena. her husband is speaking out abot the first time he saw his wife with injuries. he told good morning america her face was weighed 87 pounds and it was a branding. >> it was a message. >> to two? >> a message to her or others. >> the search continues for two -- >>> for the first time we're hear from the police officer behind this deadly shooting. we'll show you in a second. former police officer michael he says when you saw scott running in this video, he felt afraid for his life. we were hoping for a sound bite from court. scott was not armed. prosecutors said the shooting is murder plain and simple. slager claimed that scctt grabbed his teaser, but scott didn't hold it running away. >>> there's multiple ways to to meditation. one goat's method is going viral. >> we'll give you a hint. it's a costume, plus it's a brawl you don't want to miss. >>> a news alert. police nationwide said there's arime epidemic. nash and grab robberies at gun stores. they're happening once a da

the dc medical examiner says it was an accidental overdose of pcp. barry was 36 when he died back in august. his father, the late dc mayor twitter today was facing addiction. it was a trending topic because of a first-ever report from the u.s. surgeon general on alcohol, drugs, and health. the report said 78 people die in the u.s. every day from an opiod overdose and 20 million have a substance abuse disorder. tonight news4's jackie bensen looks at the montgomery where one dealer was taken off the treat. >> we are going on. >> reporter: those words from a secretly recorded underdrug buy which led to an arrest wednesday for dealing heroin. evidence introduced at his trial included a scale and bags of the drugs found in his home. prosecutors also say investigators found $800 in cash and this gun. >> he had felony convictions that were violent convictions.

i was under the influence of pcp, marijuana and meth amphetamines. i was not in my right state of he pled guilty to his charges. his defense attorney said he should spend the rest of his life behind bars. the state requested the maximum sentence. he will be in prison for the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> kim: a woman hangs on to a s.u.v. hood as it slams into that wall near the convention center. look at the damage to the car. can you imagine w a man and woman had been arguing nearby an apartment complex. the man started to drive away and the woman grabbed on to the hood of the s.u.v. the man loses control and slams into the wall. crews rush that woman to the hospital where she has nonlife threatening injuries which is amazing. the driver has been arrested on suspicion of d.u.i. >> dana: happening today about 12 hours from now we're going to national hockey league team that is going to play at the t-mobile arena. probably the top name desert knights. silver knights a possibility as well. the commissioner will be there as well

mayor, marion barry, 36 when he passed away in august, reportedly dying of a pcp confirms that was an accident. larry: donald trump, putting aside transitions is with vocal critics as he plans to fill key positions. he plans to meet tomorrow with mitt romney, who is being considered as secretary of state. there is word that nikki haley is also being considered for the position. ted cruz, pathological liar, is on the shortlist for attorney general. >> she's not looking to figure out who supported him or who didn't. if you are the best person for the job, he wants you on the team. larry: michael flint has been offered the job of national security advisor. his new round of rallies is going to recall the thank america to her. -- tour. germany, britain, france, italy, and spain are expected to discuss russian sanctions amid concerns how president elect trump will handle relations. larry: muriel bowser, sitting down with a counterpart from france, sitting down with city leaders in several s they're all sitting down to discuss the benefits of international travel and cultural exposure. autri

i was on pcp, marijuana and meth. i wasn't in my right state of mind. >> his family was in the courtroom as well. you may remember the details of this case. what happened. the state requested the maximum sentence. instead of fighting it howard's attorney said his client accepted responsibility for his actions and he believes that is a fair punishment. >> dana: to a developing story out of chattanooga, tennessee. the traffic safety board expected there today. the site of this horrible school bus crash are from yesterday. investigators want to roadway and wrapped around that tree. this is the driver of na school bus. walker is 24 years of age. been charged now with several crimes as five children were killed, 20 more sent to the hospital. and speed was probably a factor. >> kim: happening today just hours from now we will finally find out the name of the national hockey league expansion team that is going to take to month. it's been five months since las vegas was granted this team. gray, red, gold, black, white in the

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that's an action corner there, starting around lunch hour -- weed, pcp, you name it, they sell it. i'm just saying if you give me half a chance, i think you'll find out i'm okay. uh, could yoexcuse us? what do you mean? yeah, i'll be across the street. uh, the theft of my auto may turn out to be a more complicated matter than i first anticipated. how's that? remember last week when i went to the radiator repair place, and i was saying how the car was becoming a losing proposition? uh, this guy, down there at the car repair place, and i were talking, see, about how even if i sold it, it would be, uh, less than blue book 'cause of daryl ann's fender bender. uh, well, it was a totally innocent conversation, robert. this guy mike says to me -- how would i like to get what the car was worth, the insurance company. and i said, of course, "hell yes." and that was it. it was the end of the conversation. well, what did he just say to you on the phone? that, uh, we should talk at lunch because we had... he stole it! check out sanders. sanders: walk straight to the car. hey, man, what is your

the kick is something like, uh, pcp. so i'm told. so he was high. how, uh, how do you explain the biting? this young lady here. his shirt off as quite a... quite a sensible precaution against the stink. he fell against her open mouth, the weight caused her mandible to clamp... oh. is the pin important? oh, crucially so. we know that our robber gained access via bathroom window, but there's no evidence whatsoever that he gained egress from the building. i think he stumbled upon this scene just moments before the owner. not wishing to have to explain his role in this... the burglar sought a place to hide. aah! sorry. i mistook you for a corpse. the good news is, you won't be charged with the murder of the mortician. but i'm guessing that the jewels in question are still in your possession. hmm? wow. me. officer: this way. this way. detective loughlin. that case in 2005... did it involve someone named aaron colville? actually... yeah, it did. do you remember it? can i take a look at your files? colville copped a plea to the two homicides back in '05. h

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before getting help to the house and told the judge and later reporters that her son had been using pcp and had not been himself and certainly was not himself saturday night. >> i just thank god i was there that night me and my younger son was there that night to get my grandchildren and take them to the neighbor's house. fy was not there i think they would have perished. it was a terrible sight the stab wounds and my youngest ran and older grand just crying. >> what we know about domestic violence is right it knows know age, no race, it just knows know socioeconomic status. this is affecting every corner of our community. it's not happening way over there but in your offices and churches and it's just everywhere. and it has to be taken seriously. and it has to be irradicateed. in this case that christian dillard was trying to harm himself and he had stabbed himself in the stomach and then slashed his throat and he was taken to prince george hospital center. but he was in the jail today and appeared via closed circuit tv for arraignment. he said nothing. again we heard from his mother u

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king after high was captured on video police say he was aggressive they believe belief he was high on pcp and video was disturbing after verdict the l.a. riots began. they lasted for six days. donald trump tweed last my protest are unfair after an open presidential election. he also claimed that these are incited by professional protesters. but this morning he's glad to see protest are passionate about our country. no matter who is starting them. its day 2 and in chicago are closing because of the violence. even worse there are reports of people shouting white power. and women and minorities being harassed and assaulted. >> not exactly a peaceful transition of power. >> and president-elect trump met with president obama yesterday. it was supposed to be 15 minute meet turned into one hour and a half. it was good meeting that was respectful and informative. >>> but what they are saying, normally the two couples meet for a photo. out going president and incoming with their spouses like this picture with then president george w. bush and his wife laura and president-elect trump and michelledi

your pcp and refers you to a specialist or if you need a scan or something then you have to pay the copay for that. >> did you guys think at all about with regard to medicine going to no dedectable or no copay for chronic meds the way some studies show? >> yes, unfrch notly the plans we saw the way they were structured that wasn't a option. there were not enough plans that had the cost structure. that immediately push them to the upper tear of the gold plans and platinum plans. >> for minimum standard it wasn't available? >> yeah, the affordable part would have been tough for employers. >> this is such a nuance byzantine area. it is hard to understand the impact on this. >> in terms of people. >> how many people, how will it change behavior and what we noticed in the past that would lead one to conclude that these reasonable things to do because behavior will be driven by this. i don't know how that came into your discussions >> we didn't have those numbers to pull from in terms of creating just backdrop to see what is the quantifyed impacts. i think what we heard consistently at le

this part of the world, we see a lot of pcp. who knows what he got ahold. >> he's in my [ bleep ] head again. >> officers cover jordan's face with a spit mask while medical staff prepares a sedative. >> he's right there. he's right there. >> you'll feel better soon. this medication is going to take effect, you'll be all right. take some deep breaths. go ahead and breathe. >> after receiving the sedative, jordan is suddenly calm. while medical staff is still unsure what caused his outburst, they cannot rule out one possibility. >> we don't know if it's real or, you know, make believe. we don't have a tox screen to tell us that he has ingested a substance. we're sending him to a medical department, he'll be evaluated by our practitioner there. >> we're down for an ekg because his pulse was really high when they took his vitals upstairs. >> stand by. >> go. >> i want to say he's -- [ inaudible ] i have never seen medication that bad. if they injected him, he was good. i don't know if that's game or medication for him. >> coming up.

go to a hospital, a hospital can use our same electronic medical record system to get back to your pcp and your specialists. i can see a patient day and within two minutes of me completing my notes another doctor can sigh what i said about those patienters and have all the labs. it's an integrated health care system. and i think it's important for seniors and other members, as well. >> so there are many people who might be enrolled already, but maybe they're not quite sure if be on, if they're in the right network. what kind of resources do you have to answer questions for people? >> well, one of the things about us, we have the health plan will take your phone calls, to answer issues about the insurance coverage you need. and more importantly read the stuff that is sent to you. and if you're concerned, southwest medical is a provider for senior dementia and original medicare. talk to your broker, and ask about southwest medical and they choose a primary care provider from our system, and you can take advantage of all the things we have to offer. >> people that have not been inside the

she did some tests, and it turns out she -- the vet said to us she has traces of marijuana and pcp in her system. [ audience aws ] who pulled a few strings. >> seth: he pulled a few strings. >> but she did have to go to rehab. >> seth: oh. >> yeah, she went to the place paris hilton's chihuahua went, so. [ laughter ] it was first rate. >> seth: she'll be fine. >> but, you know, now she's home. she's clean. she's clean. [ laughter ] clean and sober. >> seth: she's clean. >> yeah, but i do have to give random urine tests. >> seth: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> do you know how hard it is to get a dog to pee in a cup? >> seth: oh, i can't even imagine. >> yeah. but -- >> seth: but you're all okay? >> i, you know -- does frisbee -- does she, you know, when you take her out, will she >> yeah. >> seth: but frisbee won't go to the bathroom outside. >> what do you mean? >> seth: well, frisbee is house trained because she's so little. >> what the hell do you mean? you mean -- >> seth: frisbee, like, goes to the bath -- you put a -- >> like a cat? >> seth: yeah. >> like a -- like -- >> seth: well, lik

she did some tests, and it turns out she -- the vet said to us she has traces of marijuana and pcp in her system. [ audience aws ] high and hallucinating. [ laughter ] so, i should have known something was up when she started a drum circle in union square. [ laughter and applause ] i caught her watching the "wizard of oz" while listening to pink floyd. >> seth: you should have. >> you know, so now, she won't -- forget the toilet, she just wants to drink bong water. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and she's been hanging out a lot with woody harrelson's dog. >> seth: oh, my goodness. [ laughter ] >> yeah. the good news is she wasn't arrested. [ laughter ] who pulled a few strings. >> seth: he pulled a few strings. >> but she did have to go to rehab. >> seth: oh. >> yeah, she went to the place paris hilton's chihuahua went, so. [ laughter ] it was first rate. >> seth: she'll be fine. >> but, you know, now she's home. she's clean. she's clean. [ laughter ] clean and sober. >> seth: she's clean. >> yeah, but i do have to give random urine tests. >> seth: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> do you know

if your doctor, pcp or hospital may have information about you, how do you port that in? how do you unify that or build this holistic version of that person? i think there are a couple of different ways you can do it. i don't think there is one way to succeed. the number is typically kept whether you move jobs, wherever you are, arizona or massachusetts. you carry that around. you start building a real i interesting profile and behavioral profile around that member. there are unique ways people try to transfer data that will start building a profile of you as a consumer and health care consumer. those are the things we are looking at actively. we have a company that goes out and scours to get all the views, the amazon type of reviews. right now you want to see a specialist, maybe an orthopedist and how do you find that? you go online and put the doctors name in. you get one review. parking was horrible. that doesn't help me. how do you start incorporating data that's already out there on facebook? on twitter. all the important things. how do you do that in a realtime fash

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