quentin: are you saying uber is--? scott: no, the one that comes to mind in my mind is homejoy, which is a--was a maid service, a housekeeping service. and i used it, it was great because for $19, they clean your house. quentin: it's a great example because now it's a grease spot. scott: well, right now it is a grease spot because, you know, i was giving them $19 and they were spending, i don't know, $25 on making it happen. and you can't make up on volume. michal: you take a 23% cut? leah: that's correct, yeah, of every transaction that goes through the site. quentin: so, that's baked in right away. leah: it is, and the other thing that we do is we allow all of our taskers to set their own pricing. so, we're never the ones saying, "for $19 an hour, you can get your house cleaned," because that doesn't--that model doesn't work. quentin: right, they have to want to make a profit, and then that gets passed along into your model somehow. leah: that's right, that's right. scott: are you profitable now? leah: we are not pro

. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california. and he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. ever

as part of our investigation, we were also granted rare access by san quentin to talk with dozens of inmates currently serving time under sentencing enhancements. >> i had a gun to i was given 25 to life. >> lewis got 15 years for attempted murder after he shot a man in the leg but 94 more years or six times the original sentence for four separate gun enhancements all tied to the same crime as the same gun. >> the time is way more than you would even get for the crime itself. >> the numbers show sentences in california for violent crimes increased 63% between 1990 and 2009. >> enough is enough. >> state senator lonnie hancock is pushing for change in the california justice system. >> back at the end of the 1980s, we had three state prisons in california. we now have 33 state prisons. our population has about doubled, but our prison populations have grown by over 400%. >> hancock chairs the public safety committee overseeing prisons. she wants to see less attention and resources spent on punishment and more on rehabilitation and drug and mental health kounsing. how did it get this way

. >> at california's san quentin state prison, we saw how sophisticated some inmate weaponry can be.his homemade pistol is known as a zip gun. >> this portion is filled with ground up matchheads. the two holes here, inmates insert a wick. the inmate takes a plunger, pokes shrapnel in the open end, pieces of metal, ground up zippers. when the target walks by the cell, be it an officer or an inmate, the inmate lights this, it goes down, strikes the match heads, basically acts like a firecracker and shoots the shrapnel out. >> the majority of inmate manufactured weapons or shanks are designed for slashing or stabbing. the ease with which lethal weapons are made is shocking. this san quentin inmate who goes by the name speedy agreed to show correctional staff and "lockup" cameras just how simple it can be. he starts by using a roll of toilet paper as a crude forge to melt plastic coffee cup lids. >> i'm making a weapon right now. melting this plastic down into a shape. what i'm doing is trying to get a wad of it to where i can -- i have something to work with. you know what i mean? what

you pass san quentin, you drive by san quentin, but you never really know what's going on inside the prison walls. >> reporter: five years ago, chris was asked to speak to inmates at the prison about how to start a business after they get out. he got beverly to join him and what she heard from an inmate changed everything. >> he said, i can no longer let 12 minutes of one day of my life define who i am as a person. >> reporter: that inspired them to create the last mile. because the couple has spent years in high-tech, it made sense that their nonprofit would teach inmates the science of computer coding. beverly had seen the research. 75% of the people released from prison are unemployed within the first year. 60% get out, commit another crime and go back in. >> our mission is to provide marketable skills that will result in gainful employment because we believe that having a job is truly the key to successful re-entry could i'm the manager of campus services here at rocket space. >> reporter: one of the first greats of last mile is this man. >> what the last mile did is just introdu

more than a half hour. >> the individual was agitated, told them that he'd just gotten out of san quentin and had nowhere to go. they explained to him, well, you can't stay here. you have to be on your way. >> reporter: police say the man started backing up. it was that point the manager and her son thought he'd be leaving. instead he pointed the car toward them and hit the accelerator. the manager was struck and suffered nurls broken bones, her son rolled over the hood. >> it's still an active investigation. we anticipate talking to the victims again and any additional witnesses. >> reporter: any sightings? >> not so far. >> reporter: sources say the motel manager, in her 60s, was transported to vacaville medical center for surgery today. she's still in the hospital. her son was treated and released. we learned that detectives spent two hours here today going over more of the surveillance vi videos, but so far they've not released any more of them nor mass a license plate of the vehicle been identified. i'm chuck coppola, rohnert park. >>> grossly inhumane. that's how the d.a. is describ

san quentin. you drive by. but you never really know what's going on inside the prison walls. >> -- >> five years ago chris was asked to speak to inmates about how to start a business after they get out. he got beverly to join him and what she heard from an inmate changed everything. >> he said i can no longer let 12 minutes of one day of my life define who i am as a person. >> that inspired them to create the last mile. the couple has spent years in high-tech, it made sense their nonprofit would teach inmates the science of computer coding. 75% of the people released are unemployed within the first year. 60% get out, commit another crime and go right back in. >> their mission is to provide marketable skills that will result in gainful employment. we believe that having a job is truly the key to successful reentry. >> i'm the manager of campus services. >> one of the first graduate -- >> what the last mile did was introduced us to the idea of how technology has changed the way that businesses oper

joseph de la cruz is a gang dropout, serving nine years for attempted murder at california's san quentin state prison. and when we first met him, authorities had just discovered that he had been assaulted inside his protective custody cell. >> this morning you did come out of your cell. we did a sweep to find out how many people stayed behind, and you were discovered with injuries. and here's the medical report. >> despite obvious injuries, de la cruz refused to give correctional staff any information about the attack. >> they're trying to find out what happened. i won't tell them what happened. >> any specific individuals you know are your enemies? >> no, sir. >> how about any prison weapons offenses? >> no, sir. >> do you belong to a gang? >> no, i don't. >> i mean outside of what you're being accused of, being a victim, are you involved in any other batteries in your history? >> no. >> due to this evidence, you're deemed a threat to the safety and security of the institution, to staff, and inmates. >> escort! >> without good information about what prompted the attack and whether this

quentin young, whose patients included dr. martin luther king, jr., studs terkel, and young barack obama, has died at the age of 92. dr. young was one of the nation's leading advocates for a single-payer health care system. speaking on demracy now in 2009, preside obama ld out his ans for at would become kwn as obacare, d quentin ung criticized his former patient and longtime friend, saying obama's plan didn't go far enough. >> the problem is the diagnosis, america's difficulty and health care is due to one big thing, the multi-payer and private insurance companies will stop everybody knows that. obama knows that. he said he was for single payer, not that many years ago. he was started from scratch, the way he put it, he would go with it. well, he is starting from scratch. the failure to give america the kind of health care reform system it deserves is very painful and very dangerous. amy: dr. quentin young died monday at his daughter's home in berkeley, california. he was 92. and those are some of the headlines. this is democ

. >> reporter: what makes people happy, the beach, picnics and music. 17-year-old quentin pollone is the creator of the happiness project and a volunteer at glencoe hospital helping with traumatic brain injuries. >> we talk to a patient and and go home and try and recreate the vision of happiness as best as i can with a drawing and then controversy it on to these panels. >> reporter: at least patients have made a happiness panel. >> it makes them happy which is the goal of the project and usually results in a smile and got their minds off whatever was going on in their life. >> reporter: most patients can complete their own happiness panel and others need assistance from therapists. either way, the head of the hospital's department of rehabilitation medicine said that the project is good for patients. >> this is a creative outlook for them. it engages them. they could use their -- it ties them back to the community and what was important to them and ties them back to a time when they were happy and gives them a boost to get through the rigors of the therapy program. >> reporter: it s

>> we're live at the brewhouse here with the owner and brew master, quentin mcclain and they are kicking off restaurant week with a member-only event so why is restaurant week so important for you and other small business owners in town? >> i think it's a great way of state here, state affairs and d ople active and trying new places and we're a brewery first and foremost with great food option and fun to participate in restaurant week as well. >> you're not only celebrating restaurant week but folks, beer loves, you will be able to try a new periri. can you talk about that? >> we do something called community support and we have a bunch of people a part of the club coming in to get a first taste of the beer andndwe're doing a limited run of 450 bottles, 750 ml flip-top wines and champagne. we'll be bottling that and selling at noon when we open and ll serve cake all day or until it runs out. >> reporter: that's the best part, the cake. who cares about the beer? it's about the cake. >> you can pair your beer with a cake, whichever beer. it's cake. >> well, and talk more about the bottles

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waterloo mayor quentin hart spoke at east high school this morning in honor of black history month. mayor hart talked to students about why black history month is so who fought for change in the education sysyem during the 19-60's. . "they believed that change needed to be made in the school system. so they approached the principal. just thinking about being a 14, 15 year old child. going to a principal and telling those things." two dancers performed before mayor hart spoke. he then talked about how he struggled to graduate from college and high school - and how he got to where he is today. one of the key messages in his speech is the younger generation needs to understannthat they have a purpose. coming up... at the girls state basketball tournament in des moines---top ranked turkey valley looks to make school history. and it is senior night at hilton colisium as the iowa state state cyclones look to finish the home day one of the girls state basketball tournament in des moines... several eastern iowa girls teams crown... including innclass one-a with top ranked turkey valley. mar

and quentin smith was there. 3 there are only two cities in the world with a grammy museum. los angeles california, and now cleveland mississippi.naton saturday the 28 thousand square foot building was finally open and ready to be toured by the public."this is the right next place for us to be in the history of the grammy museum." "it's unbelievable, it's unbelievable that it happened in mississippi. think about that it now, mississippi."but it's so rooted in music man, it goes really really deep." mississippi is known to be the birthplace of american music, and the delta is known as the birthplace of the blues. executive director of the grammy museum in los angeles, bob santelli says it was that combination that led his team magnolia state."when we looked to start expanding, we looked at big cities. the logical place would be new york city or chicago or some place like that, but american music by in large, evolved out of mississippi and if you're going to start putting museums elsewhere outside of los angeles, i think the only place to start, and everyone on my team agrees,

for pioneers had nebraska omaha and talented the du found themselves down on the penalty kill but quentin sure is doing work. shorthanded goal ties it up and final minutes in this one and it dylan gambrell in denver wins it 2-1. in la crosse, number two denver facing off against number ten north carolina and chapel hill and this was a great game. pioneers lot the lead late down one with seconds left in the game and zach miller delivers. what a rip and we are headed to overtime. for school winds and connor cannizzaro might be the best college lacrosse player in the country. he and that there with 13-12 your final. one more thing on brock osweiler. i really do think a couple of teams are going to offer him big money. it is really up to brock and what he wants to do. does he want to take less money or go to a team like the browns and take a ton more money. that is the question that brock is going to have to ask himself. >> i think he is going to be loyal. >> they did but he rode the bench a long time. options are out there. >> it's not pretty right now. >> raul martinez might suit up at the

when the flames started torching the dry brush on quentin street, firefighters were quick to stand guard near homes, running hoses into backyards, and bringing in bulldozers to stop it. crews say the new fire, which burned about five acres, is a wind blown spark, and therefore its suspicious. we want to get back to breaking news on i-4. the eastbound lanes alive for our shut down between park street and fairbanks avenue. ted noah is monitoring the situation for us. ted: this is right where the crash happened. we are uncertain what is happening here with the semi-you are seeing. you have to get off at park street. you take par street to clay street. the dot is saying to take -- lane. but traffic is actually flowing. another trouble spot, the offramp is closed off due to overnight roadwork. eastbound lanes at par street and fairbanks avenue. take a look at this video from earlier. eastbound is on the left side of your screen. this is where they are taking traffic off. you will have to take it over to clay street north to fairbanks avenue. take a left, take fairbanks over. meanwhile, anothe

quentin gets fouled throwing up he hit all three freebees to force an overtime. mike gessel misses but adam woodbury there for the putback as time expires. iowa survives temple and there are more upsets brewing upstairs as we speak. last check. that would be a fun one. who would have thought the wolverines had more games won than the spartans. >> how is your bracket? >> it is blown. >> i want to talk more about the ivy league schools. >> here are your winning lottery numbers tonight. cash three, 618. play four, 1290, megamillions. >> o lot of events this weekend. >> we may see morning showers this weekend. >> we may see light stuff early to midday. still the possibility of a passing light shower. we they the thunderstorms if any y would be later in the evening close tore the front. ththere is the chance on and off through the day we have the 50% chance. certainly a warm day. wednesday. >> crisp. >> jimmy fallon is coming your way next. monoing. >> and we will leave you be a beautiful shot. hopefully, come on. there it is. downtown tampa from eagle 8 hd. have your

quentin with 1412 delegates bernie sanders was 638. 2383 are needed for the nomination and we will have complete wrapup of the primary tomorrow. >>> that is it for cvs for an 11. -- cbs4 at captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> steve! steve what, are you doing here in this fake phoret set? ( laughter ) >> stephen: hey, steve! this is where i come to be alone with my thoughts. also, i'm on a lot of cold medication. so i might be hallucinating. >> i like to come out here, too, just warned through the forest and sing my troubadour songs. >> stephen: sometimes, i just need to get away from showbiz. >> oh, me, too. showbiz is so full of phonies. >> stephen: that's why it's so important to have true friends. >> i know what you mean. some of my so-called true friends don't even drive teslas. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's just sad. >> yeah. >> stephen: hey, you want to sing a song about friendship? >> am i?!

erson award winner >>> in the shadow of san quentin there's a group focused on the victims.llen martin reports, this week's jefferson award winner is helping victims and their families have a voice. >> all the work with the victims. >> reporter: jan miller has been helping murder victim families for 22 arbecause jan miller is one of those families. >> i feel empowered myself by getting involved. >> reporter: in 1984, jan's daughter, 19-year-old veronica cast murdered in her apartment in chico. it's unsolved. 10 years after the killing jan teamed up with jane alexander to form citizens against homicide. >> to unhappy ladies, unhappy with the criminal justice system. >> reporter: should the killer be caught and convicted, citizens against homicide helps families write letters to the sentencing judge and later the parole board. >> your case is kind of shoved to the back. >> reporter: jean and shelly had two-family members killed in fresno. >> no one is ever prepared to have something like this happen. >> reporter: the group was able to put up a billboard offering a big reward.

. >> jeff :police say that the man told the manager that he had just been released from san quentin andad no other place to go police station started the car and as he was about to leave the property but instead he aimed his car at one manager and her son she flew back words and her son rolled over the top of the hood and the driver drove off police said that the vehicle in the senate and run was a toyota camry--in this hit-and-run >> pam : the public's help in the case. the coast guard called off its search of the waters off half >> brittney : today we saw record breaking want but changes already in store for us and we want to get some rain in here so here is a closer look on what to expect same thing on wednesday and will start to see cooler temperatures we're tracking a wet pattern but it is into the weekend when we are tracking a larger system 46 degrees in half moon bay and we have a few spots pushing into the high '70's and will have a closer look to your seven day forecast later >> pam :an engine fire is likely the reason why a bus exploded at a san francisco gas station. this is

flames were spotted on quentin street, just about a block from a wildfire that damaged four homes on wednesday. it is being called suspicous. it burned about five acres. first alert chief meteorologist tony mainolfi joins us know and tony, the fire threat in central florida is highest in brevard county? tony: it is, and seminole county as well. we will have to watch these carefully. there is a bit of good news. the overall number of fires has decreased today. we had 12 yesterday, but four of them on the radar earlier today the good news is the wind is not as strong versus what we were seeing yesterday at this time. we also have rain working in our favor. coming up in a couple minutes, we are going to track this low pressure and timeout much-needed weekend rain on the way. jim: thanks. tonight wesh 2 has obtained exclusive police undercover videos from separate cases they -- meredith: say shows suspects stealing and selling passenger valuables at orlando international airport. baggage handler crawling on to a curtained conveyer belt to steal wesh 2' s bob kealing has our exclusive inv

when the flames started roaring through the dry brush on quentin street, firefighters were quick to stand guard near homes, running hoses into backyards, battling choking smoke and dust, and bringing in bulldozers for anxious residents got out their own hoses. s scary. i was right across the street. hundred yards or less. jim: the new fire is upwind of yesterday' s, unlikely to have been caused by a windblown spark, and therefore suspicious. it burned up about five acres, and is contained, but may in central florida, the well threat is high. -- wildfire threat is high. tony: it is getting higher and dry. look at the mop up behind us. seminole in brevard county is where fire danger is highest. the active fires have grown to 12 new ones in osceola county. we are watching one soaks through here south of kenansville and another south of that is where your selling smoke tonight. is 10 to 20 miles per hour with gusts as high as 25. there is one bit of good news, there will be a notch lower in the wind speed tomorrow, and there is rain on the way. i will time that out in just a couple of minutes

yesterday another 5 acre fire broke out in the area of quentin avenue. a crew monitoring this scene as a precaution. >>> people in windermere say they don't want a mosque built near their home. a man is proposing to put the windermere religious center on this piece of property outside of kings point. the land is zoned residential and the owner is trying to convince the county to allow a zoning change to let the mosque be built. people say it is not about what is being built, they just don't want the extra traffic and ways around their homes. >> this is single-family dwelling. this is what we want to concentrate on. we each have 2 acres and we enjoy our peace and quiet. >> a community meeting will be held on wednesday at 6 pm at sunset park elementary . >>> the city of orlando is working on an ordinance aimed at making more of the buildings downtown green and energy- efficient. only eyewitness news got a copy of this ordinance that will require about 1100 businesses and building owners to disclose their energy star rating to the city each year. is below 75 the owners will or take steps

sanders, the only current white house hopeful not to addresst on monday said that says that despite quentin's latest campaign is viable. >> in exchange for the candice turney closer closer to the gold coast today today with three states holding contests, reid binion reporting ti. >> learning that former toronto mayor rob ford has died,, he was best best known for a willoughby scandal when she admitted to using crack cocaine he was stripped of his mayoral powers, ed the spotlight . announced in 2014 that he had a rare form of cancer that grows in fat cells, and had a tumor in his abdomen, rob ford was 46 years old. >> the fbi may no longer need apple's how to crack a terrorist iphone, the court hearingng to happen today has been postponed,t they asked the judge to order apple to help unlock the phone used by a san bernardino shooter,pp but now prosecutors say say an outside party has has has shown the fbi at a possible method for accessing a, it's not no who that party ist cc . they're looking for a flight attendant who bolted from a security checkpoint at lax leaving behind cocaine, gavin fri

. >> reporter: now even quentin tarantino's executive producer is reportedly eager to make a featureired by "the bear story." >> translator: it show there is interest in investing in latin america cinema, and the type of stories we propose. >> reporter: a story that few dreamed could win an oscar and which now could inspire others who thought it was impossible to compete with hollywood. >> looks amazing. you can find out more about "the bear story," and everything we have been covering on our website. the address is on your screen right you, and it's aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> i'm very, very humbled by the campaign, and the experience. >> john kasich and marco rubio battling for their political lives with winner take all contests for both of them. while bernie sanders's supporters are pinning their hopes on a political upset against hillary clinton. >>> and for the first time ever, an nfl firm confirming

idaho and utah make their voices heard,a the terror attacks of belgian, were on on voters minds, quentin says she has what it takes to keep >> we need a commander-in-chief commander-in-chief to provide leadership that a strong, smart and above all studying wein-ch. >> bernie sanders and struggled struggled to convey his foreign-policy agenda, not taking a stronger stance against terrorismiea, . >> we will stand as a nation, with our allies in a friends with people all over this world we will stand n with them and together crush and destroy the isis. >> the republicans, voters turning to donald trump in greater numbers as they feel he is the strongest candidate to beat isis.onu >> he benefits when in terms of his mentors and it's going to be saturation coverage for the next several daysnt' ago that after the massacre in paris and the masculine san bernardino, his polls went up. >> siri refugee crisis and tourism in europe, ted cruz has been criticizing donald trump europeansel. >> the race to the nomination continues saturday with three caucuses,acno in alaska hawaii and washington state,

the suspect was just released from san quentin. verona park police releasing this image of the car as it sped away. if you look carefully it's a white sedan, possibly a toyota or honda. police say the car and the driver were outside of a best western inn right there on redwood drive last saturday night. the motel manager and her son thought the driver looked suspicious, so they con front him. that's when he tried to run them down. >> they thought that was going to be the end of the conversation and they began to walk away. the vehicle backed up, looked like it was going to maneuver to leave then suddenly accelerated rapidly forward and purposely struck the manager and her son. >> police go on to say the car likely has front end damage. the motel manager is still in the hospital. her son is okay. >>> the sierra snow pack is dwindling. today' survey revealed el nino is not living up to expectations. january looked promising. we had plenty of rain and snow. all that started to melt in february due to clear and sunny conditions. right

. >> reporter: now even quentin taratino is reported to be inspired to make a feature film about the bear story. >> translation: these are the types of stories we propose >> reporter: a story that few dreamed could win an oscar and which now could inspire others who thought it was impossible to compete with hollywood >>> lots more news for you whenever you want it on our website, aljazeera.com, including the latest there. you can talk to us on facebook and twitter as well. in a race against time, scientists are working on a lab-based rhino alternative >> we want to preserve traditions and animals >>> will it pass as real, will it satisfy the demand, will it help save the species?

now even quentin tear tino executive producer is reportedly egg tore make a feature film inspired by the bear story. >> it shows there's interest in investing in latin american cinema, and the type of stories we propose a story that few dreams could win an on car, and which now could inspire others who thought it was impossible to compete with hollywood al jazeera, santiago there's more on everything we are covering right here, aljazeera.com, you will find comment analysis, and video on demand aljazeera.com. >> rhino, the valuable horn. high demand continues to fuel illegal poaching. today taking the animal to the brink of extinction. in a race against time, scientists are working on a lab-based rhino alternative >> we want to preserve traditions and animals >>> will it pass as real, will it satisfy the demand, will it help save the species?

quentin is fouled. three free throws. he'll make all three to send the game into overtime.e scores a game high 26 points. final seconds of ot game tied great did he first on the shooter, but adam woodbury tips it in if the buzzer. that counts. temple loses 72 to 70. jeff skversky was court side for both games. he joins us now from brooklyn with reaction from both teams. jeff. >> reporter: hey, ducis. temple is one and done for the fifth time in their last seven trips to the ncaa tournament. this one oh, so close in overtime to iowa. here's the bottom line. one more rebounds, one more basket and they would be moving on to face villanova. temple missed 11 of 12 from deep after the half. >> it hurts to be honest with you and that's the part of the problem of this situation. it's now the abruptness of the ending is frightening to be honest with you. >> reporter: hey, at least it's thumbs up for jay wright and villanova. they're walking out of here today despite a first half scare from unc ashville. the wildcats turned a two-point lead into a 30-point lead in the second thanks t

. >> richard ramirez died on death row at san quentin three years ago. >>> a man brutally beaten by alameda county sheriff's deputies is in serious trouble tonight. we warn you the video is hard to watch. it shows the man roughed up by deputies following a chase last november. they were after him for a stolen car. if he trough wound up on with metro -- petrof wound up with two broken arms. san francisco police say they busted him last weekend for a gun and drug possession which has nothing to do with the previous case. >>> tonight three california police officers could face jail time. veronica de la cruz shows us it's tied to a pot shop raid in orange county. >> that's right. prosecutors say the pot dispensary didn't have the proper permits to sell marijuana. so in may last year the police officers served a search warrant at sky high holistic in santa ana. prosecutors say the officers smashed five surveillance cameras, a hidden camera continued to record. the police officers are also accused of stealing cookies and protein bars and eating them. prosecutors say there's no evidence they stole

when the flames started torching the dry brush on quentin street, firefighters were quick to stand guard near homes, running hoses into backyards, and bringing in bulldozers for the knockout punch. crews say the new fire is unlikely to have been caused by a wind blown spark, and therefore it is suspicious. and is contained, but may smolder for a few days. still ahead a child left alone. jim: tonight, we have new details about the school bus driver and attendant who never noticed a special needs student plus, coming home. wesh 2 is there as some special troops make their way back to their families in central florida. tony? tony: on friday, warm temperatures expected along with dangerous rip currents. meredith: a polk county school bus driver and attendant are accused of leaving a special needs student on a bus. jim: and not just once. s angela taylor is live in studio with the new details. angela: that 13-year-old student had to escape his school bus through an emergency window and then hitchhike 30 miles to his home after being left alone. the entire incident was recorded. 51-year-old ga

. >>> quentin is a former nfl player, he was appalled but able to keep his head. of his name, he was listed as black guy. the attorney says the bartender is denying the accusations >> they said they were going to investigate and make any corrective action, if needed. i don't understand how it's if needed. you're training your employees to identify customers by their race? my bill is the first problem. >> as mr. heinz just said the restaurant says it will take whatever corrective measure is necessary. >>> in georgia, teen girl sacrificed her own life to save her baby sister in a river. family members say 14-year-old elisa calhoun were playing on a swim noodle. their dad jumped into the water to try to save them. but he had to be rescued. she was able to lift up her baby sister. once emergency crews arrived they performed cpr but she died at the hospital and kendall is in the icu. >> she won't be getting monday morning. kendall. she doing better but she's got a lot of work yet. >> feel for the family. adding to the pain, the calhoun family was grieving another child

i probably was the most nerdy person i know besides my dad >> reporter: quentin edge are here for the comic books. as you can see, his dad is a huge fan of the ghost busters. >> i called my friend mike and i said i'm working on these costumes and the proton packs. >> i knew it was matter of time before he would call me to ask me something luke that. >> i am lo ki and i'm thor's brothers. >> how long did it take you to make this costume? >> this took about half a year. yes, took a while. >> from graham of throne, he is known as the hound. >> i recently served as the villain. harlequin is the inspiration. i like the costume from the animated series. >> in just a year, this is seen in a large crowd and long lines. experience that comic book fans say rivals the well-known comic con in san diego. >> attendance has been fantastic. fans have been fantastic. it's really impressed the heck out of me. >> organizers say that attendance has been great. they expect about 30,000 people each day of this convention and comicon wraps up here tomorrow. >> anything in particular that fans are looking to

doing until the he had to leave the property he told the manager of the kids just released from san quentin and had nowhere to go he started the car and act alike use about to leave but drew toward the manager and her son having both they're hospitalized the manager still in hospital with her son has been leased the car involved described in the 14th the 2016 toyota camry. >>darya: then headed out with about 20 minutes to people had to go to a hospital no word on their condition this morning will have a federal trial data set to begin in a wrongful death lawsuit filed against four san francisco police officers police mistook a taser that he was caring for a gun he work as security guard in the taser was needed for his job is senate opened fire after he pointed and fired the taser at them and all talk shows that he was shot at least 10 times the police departments said the officers were acting within policy the jury would not decide whether those officers acted reasonably. >>darya: drivers on as after a series of shootings along the east bay freeway there been seven shootings on interstate 8

iowa led temple by three in the closing seconds but quentin to cozy gets fouled. he hit all three freebies to force overtime and after a couple of clutch buckets it was he misses but iowa seven footer -- adam woodberry as time expires. iowa susurvives 72-70. that's it for sports, i am paul ryan. >>> thananks paul, i need to check my bracket but i don't have high hopes right now. [laughter] drinking on the job is off limits in most workplaces, but most businesses don't see it as a problem. why a company believes boozing thing. you might want to put in your application now. >>> you're w watching news channel 8 today. >> rise and shine tampa bay. it's officially the weekend, and you are taking a live look at downtown tampa. still dark out there. good morning, i am adrienne patterson. thank you so muchch for joining us. in our top story this morning 62 people are dead after a plane crash in russia. right now it lolooks like weather may have caused this disaster. the airliner was trying to land at the airport in southern russia when it went down. 55 passengers and seve

the flames were spotted on quentin street. anxious residents got out their own hoses. >> it is scary. i was across the street. >> investigators are calling it suspicious. it had been contained, but may smolder for days. a florida teenager is in jail and connection with the shooting death of a toddler. henry hayes was involved in a gang shooting in january that killed eight and mcclendon. his family says they forgive him, but he should still be punished. >> we have already forgiven whoever did it. we forgive them. we cannot go around and hate them. i wasn' t raised like that. i did not raise her like that. jazmin: detectives believe the shooting was the result of a gang rivalry. the death toll from storms impacting states along the gulf evacuated in louisiana and mississippi. some areas have seen more than 20 inches of rain. more is expected through the weekend. michelle: we have to talk about this breaking news on i-4. jazmin: eastbound traffic, we will get to ted noah. ted: you can see our camera shot here. this is the eastbo

. >>> there is a group focus in san quentin, not on the men behind the bars, but on the victims, and the jefferson award winner is helping the victims and their families find a voice.>> reporter: jim miller has been helping the murder victim families for 22 years. and jim miller is one of those families. >> i-50 life empowered myself by getting involved.>> reporter: and 1984, her daughter was murdered in her apartment in chico, and the case has never been solved. 10 years after the killings, jen has teamed up jane alexander to form "citizens against homicide." should the killer bee caught and convicted, the citizens against homicide helps the families right letters to the sentencing judge and to the parole board. jean and shelley had two family members killed in fresno. >> no one is ever prepared to have something like this happen.>> reporter: the group put up a billboard offering a big reward, and cannot believe that someone could come forward so quickly with evidence and proof on who committed the murders. >> it turned out to be the murderer himself. he murdered them for money, and

. >> hillary quentin will rally supporters in new york while, trump has no scheduled event after it wins last night. >> what a super tuesday. >> >> super sweep. >>the next president united states, donald trump. >> donald trump and hillary clinton cleaning up in a super night with wins in seven states. now turning their fire towards each other. >> believe me, i and a unifier. once we get this all finished, i will go after one person, hillary clinton. >> we know we have work to do. to make america great again. america never stopped being great. >> trying to catch clinton, bernie sanders nabbed for state include -- four states. >> when we stab -- stand together, we will be does -- victorious. >> ted cruz picked up texas, oklahoma and alaska. >> head-to-head, art campaign beats donald trump resound late. >> we have all been underdogs, but we will win. >> down but not out, john kasich and ben carson who both out to stay in the race at least for now. in washington, nikole killion. jason: donald trump is focusing in on florida. he has just announcement that at kiev arena on saturday afternoon.

. >> reporter: we asked former federal prosecutor and fbi agent quentin williams. he said it's too early to tell if the officer used excessive force but he agrees it's controversial. we showed you this cell phone video tuesday. it shows several officers, seven officers surrounding one officer is seen punching elliott multiple times. the key is to find out if the officers were attacked or felt threatened because officers are trained to defend themselves. if someone is restrained, williams said there is no reason to punch the suspect. >> you do need to interview all the officers involved and interview the witness who took the video. and any other witnesses who were around to understand exactly what was happening as the bunches were being thrown. >> reporter: williams says that the police body camera footage will be important. we did ask them to take a look at the video but they told us they can't show it to tuesday because it's a part of the investigation. state representative rodney moore says he is considering drafting a bill that would require more transparency wh

like this fire off of quentin avenue here in palm bay. >> under these conditions even the careless flick of a cigarette can start a brush fire. >> since the damaged for homes last week fire officials have been keeping a close eye on potential trouble spots throughout the city and they have been asking residents to secure their own property while removing brush and limbs that are too close to their homes. the fire threat is real and to an undeveloped area for 3 separate fires which are being called suspicious p >> wade smith told me firefighters were back in his neighborhood in response to a flareup from one of last week's >> >>> where the old fire was last week a couple of days ago came back up -- we are keeping an >> the fire department responded quickly. >> these are the hotspots. >> he and others are hoping for rain and in the meantime fire rescue has been coordinating its efforts with four straight officials as well as palm bay police investigating and fighting these fires. >> live in brevard county melanie holds eyewitness news. >> meanwhile firefighters are working to determine wha

a thin layer of snow on careful and cautious while waterloo, amanda gilbert, kwwl waterloo mayor quentin hart wraps up black history month at a high school mayor hart talked to east high school students yesterday he mentioned the pearson sisters.. two east high sisters who fought for change in the education system during the 19-60's. "they believed that change principal. just thinking about being a 14, 15 year old child. going to a principal and telling those things, advocating for those things." hart added he struggled to graduate from college and high got to where he is today. its we're wrapping up today in iowa with the forecast from storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. developing overnight: a judge is ordering a new trial for a water

new even quentin tear tin know executive producer is reportedly egg tore make a feature film inspiredby the bear story. >> it shows this interest in investing in latin america cinema and the type of stories we propose. >> a story that few dreamed could win an oscar, and which now could inspire others who thought it was impossible to compete with hollywood. >> al jazeera, santiago. >> let's get the latest sports news now. >> barbara, thank you very much. we begin with cricket, and there has been a huge shock. the honest and favorites for just seth nine as they lost their opening game. new zealand then ripped into the indian batting. slowly taking three for 18 as the host for all out of 79, and having the victory by 47 runs. now the correct world are in india, the game is also gaining a foothold in rwanda. correct is growing quickly and it is hoped the bidding of a new standard stadium will further hasten the development. andy richardson reports from the capitol. >> correct has a foothold in rwanda, is one of sports least likely stories. it's origins are in2009ed in the again side, and

this week's jefferson award wi itizens against >>> in the shadow of san quentin there's a group victim iced by the men behind bars. this week's jefferson awards winner started citizens against homicide so victims and families would have a voice. >> all the work with the victims. >> reporter: jan miller has been helping murder victim families for 22 years because she is one of those families. >> i feel i empower myself by getting involved. >> reporter: in 1984, jan's daughter 19-year-old veronica was murdered in her apartment in chico. the case has never been solved. but 10 years after the killing, jan teamed up with jane alexander to form citizens against homicide. >> to up happy ladies unhappy with the -- unhappy ladies unhappy with the criminal justice system. >> reporter: it helps families write letters to the sentencing judge and later the parole board. >> your case is kind of shoved to the back. >> reporter: jean and shelly servants had two-family members killed in fresno. >> no one is ever prepared to have something like this happen. >> reporter: the group put up a billboard offe

the brush fire we' ve been telling you about since wednesday, and yesterday, flames were spotted on quentin street just about a block from a wildfire that damaged four homes. its being called suspicious. it burned about 5-acres and monitoring any hot spots. and we are still dry and the fire risk is still there. you' re encouraged to create a safe space around the home. and develop a plan just in case flames end up in your neighborhood, that includes your pets. meredith: fire dangers aren' t the only concerns, we' re watching the chance of rip currents as many head to our beaches for spring break festivities. angela: that' s right, first alert chief meteorologist tony mainolfi breaks it down for any spring breakers in town. tony: it does not look like anything is going on, but those rip currents are always a hidden danger. and it will be, big time this weekend. 80' s, current temperature at cape canaveral, 77 degrees. this huge high pressure has been offshore all week, has not moved a whole. that east, south east wind is creating dangerous rip currents anytime you get in on short component,

up to the north bay from san rafael to san quentin, right over into the east bay.ercules looking at wet weather this evening so be careful. up to the north bay it's colder. 2 to 11 degrees colder this morning than yesterday. so we are looking at this cold air in the form of snow in lake county. so the wind advisory, it gets going later on today from 4:00 in the afternoon through 4:00 monday morning. and the gusts will continue to increase throughout the day. and there's just a narrow time when the cold front marches through when we will see once again the gusty winds. but the heavy downpours could come at anytime with some showers and thunderstorms. 54 half moon bay. san francisco checking in in the hid 50s. cooler behind the vigorous front that left us overnight last night. and temperatures have dropped into the upper 40s for rant rosa napa. 52 concord and a live look from the sutro tower camera. you see the camera shaking. gusty winds toward livermore and mountain view. as the sun comes up and the atmosphere gets a little more unstable we could see a thunderstorm