richardson died on september 7-th last year... year..."watching that young man bleed and throw up blood wasn't a joyful thing..."a whole city impacted... and pleading for people to realize what was taken. taken. "people are gonna miss him a lot, especially his sister and his family. people don't understand what they now -- his grave site stands as a reminder of the consequences of violence... violence..."it's going to take a community, everybody as a consequences of violence. >> will take everyone as a whole to change. >> richardson's mom says we have to be present in our children's lives and put them first so they do not have to strive for attention from others. >> i always worked and i was not at home as much as i should have been. now i would >> as the years continue to go by she asked for continue support and that aaron's memory never be forgotten. >> this year there have been three homicides and one involuntary manslaughter charge. overall richeson's mom says this year has been relatively calm. >> we are learning new details of the pl

neither richardson, thank you for the great -- neither richardson, thank you for being with us.oming up, --scarlet: coming up europe isn't dangerous water. blackrock's larry fink shares his insight next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is bloomberg markets. i am met with her. the ceo of the world -- matt miller. ceo the worlds largest asset manager, blackrock, larry think, says continued uncertainty and the lack of fiscal action will lead to a global market selloff. he spoke with erik schatzker from the leaders circle in new york. i think-- mr. fink: political uncertainty is getting larger. uncertainty around brexit is only getting worse. i think we have witnessed -- we have not witnessed erik: aren't the markets telling us brexit is not a big deal? mr. fink: i think, then, the market is not focusing on brexit, or you could interpret it is not a big deal. it will be a big deal. brexit will be a big deal. erik: define big deal. mr. fink: initially, the uk has benefited the weakening of the sterling. we have not even begun the whole concept of brexit. the prime minister suggested that she

rocky mount police are look for 2-year-old nevaeh richardson. we are told richardson's mother was visiting a family friend around midnight and her car was stolen with the child in the back seat. they are now looking for a 2004 green mitsubishi endeavor with north carolina license plate pcd9688 with a live, love, laugh sticker on the back of immediately call police. >> you are tracking some issues on the road. >> we have an accident on the south side of durham. this is on 40 eastbound at fayetteville road. it has been out there for about a half hour now. we have that right lane blocked. it is really contributed to some significant backups right now. 17 minutes to make that trip to 54 out to the durham freeway. if you are trying to get to rtp, we would suggest 54 eastbound as an alternate route. take a look at that drive time, already up probably best to stick with that. we do have significant delays on u.s. 1 northbound heading through cary on into west raleigh. but 40 is in pretty good shape. the ride from wade to 540 is delay-free. >> we do hav

robert richardson is live in charlotte this morning. we'll check in with him in a few minutes for complete coverage of the events than folded overnight but first, alyssa, we would like a dry commute today. >> we all would like a dry commute, certainly there and home from work. >>> we're tracking a few isolated showers mainly across

expect richardson's mom says we have to be present in our children's life. put them first they don't have to strive for attention from others. >> we worked a lot. i was not at home as much as should have been. now i do not work as much. >> as the years continue to go bite she acts -- asks for continuous support. this year there have been three homicides and one involuntary manslaughter charge. richeson's mom says she's thankful this year has been called. door miller fox28 news. expect a substitute teacher is now pleading not guilty in exploiting a student. in may following an internal investigation. that investigation was reported to police. investigated how the matter was handled.so far, two leaders at the school have left.doctor ralph plagman served as principal at wash for more than 30 years before stepping down last month. activities director michael johnson also left immediately. linn county is now just days away -- --from final approval of a minmum wage increase. increase.today, the board of supervisors approved a second final vote is set for monday. m

richardson's death was one of many shootings last year in cedar rapids. rapids.and now - one year later - the community is calling for change. change.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson joins us to explain. explain.guys - the people closest to 15-year-old aaron richardson say they hope his death is a wake-up call to end gun violence in the community. gravesite to celebrate his life...and reflect--- on the past year without him. richardson's mom says there have been ups and downs for her and her family...but ultimately, she hopes her son's death was not in vain. "it's going to take a community, everybody as a whole to change. it's not going to take just one person or one person saying something, we all have to do so" something."in 2015 the cedar rapids police department responded to six homicides...so far this year, there have been three manslaughter charge.stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. we're learning new details of the tense plea negotiations that resulted in the discovery of jacob wetterling's remains. remains.wetterling was kidnapped, sexually assault

robert richardson joins live from the police department with an update. robert? >> reporter: good morning, stefan and russ. as you can see behind me, these roads in uptown charlotte are pretty clear. it's been quite quiet, the another half hour. there were national guardsmen posted across from the police station, keeping watch until about 4:00 a.m., and for the third straight night, protestors were blocking some traffic on main roads but for the first time, they didn't go on a path of destruction. some stayed on the road after the curfew went in effect but haven't seen any in a couple of emergency. the goal was to focus on protecting property after seeing lots of damage and law enforcement said the situation is improving. they have not need the massive show of force. >> it's not been necessary, a peaceful group tonight, people inside the group helping to make that happen and helping to pull people away. this gentleman has been working to do the lion's share of the work and we can use it as a tool and hopefully that won't be the case. >> reporter: look at a video

bill richardson steps up to do the same thing. while bill richardson is talking, it goes horribly wrong. this is bill richardson speaking but keep your eye on the right side of your screen on bill daley. watch. >> to my wife and family, barbara, thank you. i apologize for writing in the dc 3 50 years old without windows. i won't do it again. to those on my congressional staff, those that accompany me on these -- >> i think he's fine. he fainted. we'll see. thank you. okay. i think he fainted. i think he's fine. we'll give you a report in a minute. >> bill richardson is like, this is not an auspicious beginning. but william daley, while being announced as the nation's next commerce secretary, he just full-on passed out. he was 48 years old at the time. generally healthy. he said he hadn't eaten lunch, it was hot under the lights, he was really tired. he'd been kind of exhausted lately and he just fainted and he told reporters he had never fainted before in his life before he fainted in that high-profile moment. as far as we know, h

robert richardson is live in charlotte this morning. we'll check in with him in a few minutes for complete coverage of the events than folded overnight but first, alyssa, we would like a dry commute today. >> we all would like a dry commute, certainly there and home from work. >>> we're tracking a few isolated showers mainly across i actually encountered some dry road on my way out the door so a nice change of pace than where we have been. 73 right now in lillington, 72 raleigh and clayton, 73 clinton, 73 fayetteville. still have a few areas in the 60s, henderson and south hill this morning. we'll get to the forecast for the day ahead, peeks of sun at noon, 79. we're back let's update traffic this morning. >>> if you're get ready to head out the door, green in raleigh, 40, 440, 540, no trouble spot in this direction but, hey, what if you're commuting towards fayetteville or in and around -- look at that. a lot of green, 95, 295 moving just fine to start off this friday. let's go ahead and take a look at your drive time northbound into r

. >> investigators are conducting a statewide search for 2-year-old nevaeh richardson. lauren haviland is live with all the new information she's >> reporter: good morning. i spoke to police already this morning, and they say the toddler was in her mother's car when it was stolen around midnight. take a look. this is what nevaeh richardson, a 2-year-old little girl, looks like, last seen in a t-shirt with a rainbow in the front. her mother was at a friend's house in nashville road in rocky mount when the car with the vehicle is a 2004 green mitts pea she endeavor. it has a spare tire on the front left side and a "live, love, laugh" sticker on it. we have little information about the suspect but have more information about the car like the license plate on wncn.com. rocky mount police are unsure whether or not they're in this area and urge anyone if you see lauren haviland, c best north carolina. >>> two people are in the hospital after a fire in whispering pine, pine lake drive, around 3:30 this morning. six family pets died and seven other pets are at a veterinary hosp

live in raleigh, robert richardson, cbs north carolina. >> great advice from robert there. allie if you do have enough gas what's it going to be like on the roads this morning. >> i was one of those people yesterday so i do feel you if you were out if you are out there it looks like you won't be using too much to get into work. you can see we don't have too much traffic to let you know about. heading through raleigh it's time to get out there and fill up the gas tank. moving well if you take into durham delay free in the next few minutes or so take advantage of it now heading through fayetteville no reports of crashes on the local roads or major highways there. durham freeway just five minutes and nc 55 a little longer from 8 to u.s. 70 to the split about 4 and from the split about 1. we are going to fix that for you. i-440 at six forks road looks good if you are heading out the door on 440. we'll let you know if anything changes. >> looks good but picking up out there. 6:08 in the a cease fire in syria and the humanitarian effort on the ground. >> the first reaction was to

robert richardson. cbs north carolina. >> baltimore authorities say eight people are in the hospital after a weekend shooting in baltimore. police say three suspects started shooting. the suspects then ran away. it was an act of for another. that left one man dead and two others hour. >>> police are searching for whoever who's behind several shootings by a college campus. >> wow. several authorities say -- authorities say several people were shot outside of a pear there on the main campus of the university of illinois. at least three people were hurt. another person died. police say another shooting happened nearby. just a half an hour later. one person there was shot. shaken by the violence. >> just unbelievable to think that it's so close. we were just a couple blocks away. it's unreal to think that you're that close. we knoll people that became victims of this. >>> police also say someone was hit by a car as they tried to run away. they done believe the incidents are related. >> crews in mexico spent

bill richardson steps up to do the same thing. while bill richardson is talking, it goes horribly wrong. this is bill richardson speaking but keep your eye on the right side of your screen on bill daley. watch.

robert richardson. cbs north carolina. >> yes, mayor jennifer roberts is tweeting out there will be a full investigation. details continuing to come out this morning. residents though and officials alike are asking many questions about what happened yesterday afternoon. >> charlotte police say they've been questioning witnesses and the officers who were involved. cbs north carolina joins us the studio with details that we've gathered that the point . >> this man was armed and posed a threat. but as you mentioned earlier, the family of 43-year-old scott says the disabled man didn't have a gun and was only waiting at the school bus stop for his son to get home while reading a book. the conflicting stories caused demonstrations. what we do know is police did shoot and kill scott. officials say this all started around 4:00 yesterday afternoon when they arrived the village. officers were there to find someone with an outstanding warrant. scott was not the man they were looking for but authorities say he exit

dominates.they win 49-8 to stay and on top of the richardson division. sometimes heckling can pay off... literally.at a ryder cup practice today several of the european players were having difficulty making the same putt.this u-s-a fan started heckling them.with 100 challenge him to make the putt. and wouldn't you know it... he does.i would celebrate like that too. ((:15 i haven't fully realized what just happened, but was a pretty experience. and do that ahead and do that again, that here's tonight's supercash tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- margot robbie,

change.last night, dozens of richardson's family and friends met at his gravesite to celebrate his life and reflect--- on the past year without him.richardson's mom says there have been ups and downs for her and her family. ultimately, she hopes her son's death was not in vain. "it's going to take a community, everybody as a whole to change. it's not going to take just one person or one person saying something, we all have to do soi rapids police department responded to six homicides.so far this year, there have been three homicides and one involuntary manslaughter charge. when the twin towers came down homicides and one involuntary manslaughter charge. >>> when the 10 -- twin towers came down on the september 11, 2001, artists who worked in studios used there paintbrushes to record what they saw. watched the powers collapse. he painted, sketched and photographed the events that went on that they and eventually they became a series. dust and debris that came into his studio was rubbed into the artwork. >> it allowed me to have a physical connection to the loss that was suffered here by

both teams tied at the top of the richardson city conference. and it's all sykes all the time.riverside sophomore quarterback chris sykes with the hat trick.he scores three times in the first half. carries for three touchdowns. it's 27-nothing at the break. dominates.they win 49-8 to stay and on top of the richardson division. sometimes heckling can pay off... literally.at a ryder cup practice today several of the european players were having difficulty making the same putt.this u-s-a fan started heckling them.with 100 dollars on the line... they challenge him to make the putt. and wouldn't you know it... he does.i would celebrate like that too. ((:15 i haven't fully realized what just happened, but was a pretty experience. and do that ahead and do that again, that was nice... i'd' rather it be here's tonight's supercash >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller pla. >> hello, everybody. it is thirsty thursday. >> yes, it is. >> september 29th. the very last, next to the last day

live in charlotte, robert richardson. >> thank you so much. this is rakia scott, keith scott's ice, releasing a statement saying in part, members of law enforcement or take thing that do not belong to you in the name of protest. she said keith was a loving husband, father, brother, and friend who will be deeply missed every day. the stories between police and witnesses are not matching up. police said scott exited the vehicle with a handgun and did not follow orders, but family members said he was unarmed and only holding a book at time. >>> the officer who shot smith has been placed on administrative leave during the investigation. >>> more than 100 students gathered for a rally after the deadly officer-involved shooting in charlotte it lasted an hour and students spoke to the crowd about their own feelings. organizers said it was a healing student and was demanding change happen with country. >> to be able to take this rage and mourning and turn it into action and hold people accountable. >> it was one of many rallies around the state at his

rhondella rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: brockton police have arrested the man they believe recently robbed two banks in less than a week. police say 36-year-old russell williams was arrested this morning in brockton. he was being sought by police for the august 7 robbery at harborone bank. police believe williams also robbed the webster bank on oak street on september 1. he has already serviced prison time for two other robberies. jc: going to the bruce springsteen concert at gillette tomorrow night? the mbta is hoping special service will make it easier for you to get there. the commuter rail will provide a train from boston's south station to gillette. you're looking live at the zakim bridge. it looks like a tuesday out there. 93 southbound, normally a half-hour ride. lots of problems around the city, normal speed of a half-hour. 93 to newton corner, 19 minutes. 128 south is jammed north and south of like. 495 is 20 minutes, northbound traveling at its typical speed. ben: newscenter 5's coverage of the opioid crisis

. >> i'm robert richardson live in chart. police shot and killed an african-american man. there were some violent, narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself and the insurance industry... not you. since the launch of the new dannon whole milk yogurt, a natural outburst seems to have taken over the country. (security...) hi, i'm stuck in an elevator... with a cow. (a what?) all natural, non gmo ingredients with vitamin d and whole milk. new dannon, natural is back. >>> we want to update you on a breaking news story. they conduct the investigation into the deadly officer-involved shooting. just as the protests turned violent. he arrived there earlier this morning. he's reporting there live for us with all the details am very tense night. what's it like now? down a little bit since the past few hours when there were some violent and destructive p

so it sounds like love to me. >> reporter: eric richardson is something that could've happened in the hospital to, well, maybe this was some kind of conspiracy in which my grandmother was involved, that kind of to me crossed the line. >> reporter: in fact, the richardsons have a starkly different version of events right after diane was born. >> when it was time to be released, no one had been to see the child and no one came, you know. she was an abandoned baby. abandoned at birth. >> reporter: abandoned at birth? old records from hospital social workers confirm it, saying diane was abandoned by her mother, zella jackson. but the richardsons have more to reveal, saying that when diane was 9 years old, her foster mom made it a point to find diane's biological mom, and even had a name to start the search. >> she found a zella mae jackson and called her. the woman just said, "no, i didn't have a baby," so, i mean, getting that call, u.s. attorney richard callahan is intrigued by those old records that are surfacing. >> that began to paint a different picture from what zella price was say

but the richardsons have more to reveal, saying that when diane was 9 years old, her foster mom made it a point to find diane's biological mom, and even had a name to start the search. >> she found a zella mae jackson and called her. what do you do at that point? >> reporter: though zella denies getting that call, u.s. attorney richard callahan is intrigued by those old records that are surfacing. >> that began to paint a different picture from what zella price was saying. >> reporter: so you began to see some discrepancies? >> well, the records were certainly contradicting the story. >> reporter: then he uncovers an explosive contradiction. one that will shake the stolen baby story to its core. callahan releases diane's birth certificate, and take a look. it says she was born at city hospital, not homer g. phillips as zella jackson-price claims. >> you sort of think, well, there can't have been a baby stealing ring running out of homer g. phillips, if the baby wasn't born at homer g. phillips. >> reporter: the bombs keep going off. you came here, your water had broke? >> yeah. >> re

robert richardson was t joins us live from charlotte. robert, you have been covering this for two days now. brings to speed. >> reporter: the mayor talks about the city she loves and charlotte has a from tradition of collaboration and peace. right now, city leaders are collaborate with community leaders to try and find peace after yet another night of violence in the city. police arrested 44 protestors overnight from charges ranging disexercise, assault. there was looting eat vent the charlotte hornets arena shop, and the chief said there are hundreds of cameras around and they're reviewing video to identify suspects. the chief said more arrests are coming. >> as said yesterday, there's my truth, your truth, and the truth. some people made up their minds what happened. we have multiple facts and will have an update this afternoon about additional information we're getting but that st perspective of some who want to break the law and tear down our city. >> and he says one person remains on life support after being shot last night. that ci

. >> investigators are conducting a statewide search for 2-year-old nevaeh richardson. you just got new information from police, lauren. what can you tell us at this point? >> reporter: rocky mount police just confirmed with me that the toddler was in her take a look. this is 2-year-old nevaeh richardson, last seen wearing a t-shirt with a rainbow on the front. according to police, the toddler's mother was at a friend's house on nashville road in rocky mount when the car was stolen with the 2-year- old inside. police said the stolen vehicle that the two could be in is a 2004 green mitsubishi endeavor. the suv has a spare tire on the front left side. there's also it. we have little information about the suspect right now. when i did speak to police about a half hour ago, they said they have no idea whether or not the two are still in the area but urge you if you see anything that looks suspicious or like the daughter, daughter or car, call 911. we have information on wncn.com. lauren haviland, cbs north carolina. >> thank you, lauren. and most-watched presidential debate

news 3's kyndell nunley is >> reporter: 7700 miles away that was command sergeant major james richardson who stationed in kuwait we got a chance to speak with him via skype.he told me all about the special memorial run held today in honor of those who were killed and wounded in the shooting. these are the images from this morning. once again if you counted 7700 miles away where the las vegas-based held the memorial run just like the one held this morning at the shooting and carson city. allowed members from all branches of the our nation's military to come together in remembrance of lieutenant colonel keith kelly master sergeant kristin ricky and county. >> command sergeant major richardson after deployed from here las vegas with master sergeant ricky they were two afghanistan under 33 old gunmen responsible for his death had previous been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia after killed himself following the attack. >>> we have something really important to talk about today unfortunately this is a problem. pulling and create a safe learning environment in our community. talk about our

robert richardson arrived there earlier this morning. robert? >> reporter: well, i'm on old concord road and the apartment where the officer- involved shooting took and officers went to that scene around 4:00. that's when the shooting took place. they gathered last night here on old concord road and began to march their way down the road towards wt harris and even on to i-85. dozen of protesters got the northbound and southbound lanes of i-8 5 and shut down traffic around 1:30. closed for a couple of hours and police and more swat teams arrived to try and get those people off the road. they eventually were able to get the interstate clear. now, this all began around 4:00 tuesday afternoon when officers came to an apartment complex near unc charlotte's campus and they were trying to serve an arrest warrant and then they saw a man get out of a vehicle with a firearm, that's -- police say they saw the man carrying a firearm and then he got back in his vehicle. police that's when they approached the vehicle and saw the man get back out with the gun.

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. >> maria: coming up at 6:00, a hit-and-run crash. tonight her family tells us about their heartbreaking loss and the message they have for the driver. >> the campaign trail took donald trump and hillary clinton through ohio. their pitches to voters on this labor day. >> mike: hermine is churning up the atlantic. the summer heat that lies behind the storm. >> maria: do i have highlights of sports. >> we are following breaking news. >> and dan now on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and >> ben: you are looking at live pictures from hyannis. boy, you get out and away from the harbor and the waves are kicking up out there. as far as the wind is concerned speaking of offshore the nantucket bouie had winds. i will show you when the sunshine will return. >> ben: we are learning more about the woman killed in a crash. >> maria: she is a mom of two. reid lamberty joins us now. reporter: he was -- she was she was hit by a drunk driver. a man who in the eyes of some of the family members has already been exonerated. the only thing stronger than

robert richardson. >> while it lasts. that thanks a lot, robert. >>> a stabbing spree at a minnesota mall is called an act of terrorism. >> reporter: armed with a knife and in a private security uniform, the attacker left nine people wounded in ming for safety and investigators trying to determine if it was carried by an i.s.i.s.-connected or inspired terrorist. >> we will try to find out what prompted this individual. >> reporter: he is called a soldier of the islamic state. he is described as a 20-year- old minnesota man. officials said he mentioned muslim before decide whether to attack. authorities are crediting an off-duty police officer for saving lives who shot killed the man as the attacker was coming at him. >> he, again, protected others from being injured and potential loss of life and clearly a hero. >> reporter: leaders of the somali-american community in minnesota have identified the attacker and said as far as they know, he never had a violent history. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> dozens are still

and licensed mental health counselor kimble richardson says women are more likely to experience it. kimble: "more women do tend to have anxiety than men. at least they report it more often than men. it's probable men have it equally." but when you can't get your mind to stop racing - it can lead to serious health problems like depression and i've seen bleeding ulcers, hair falling out, hives, rashes, tremors, all kinds of things..(edit to) caused by fear, anxiety and over worrying." richardson says there are ways to manage binge thinking - starting with manage binge thinking - starting with acknowledging it. kimble: "one of the easier things to do is to reteach themselves how to think they're own thoughts. we try to teach people certain words can be triggers like must, have to, etc. those inflammatory words and ph another key way to counter binge thinking - living in the present. kimble: "you're allowing yourself to feel your feelings and emotions. and for many people that's frightening, foreign and uneasy so people will do things to keep them from feeling, like worrying.. when you

. - and natasha richardson whom i had known as a child oddly enough, was the central character.and pinter had written a voiceover for that character and she played against the voiceover she recorded it and everything. - [evan] right. - and then the director took it out because he was in his minimalist phase. - so her approach to the part was assuming that this voiceover - [margaret] exactly. - would be in the movie. - and then she thought that her performance was flat. - am i remembering that pinter at the time, he started on the film but also sort of stopped at one point? - i don't remember that part. - [evan] yeah. - i remember i was the what shall we say. i was the only person who knew what they had for breakfast if it wasn't in the text. - [evan] right. - so i could give them you know inside tips like what kind of socks they never actually asked me about, they asked me other things and i was on the set for part of the shoot. - but i'm remembering some kind of odd production process around it and then in the end some people, maybe natasha richardson, late natasha richardson,

robert richardson, cbs north carolina. >> good morning. it's 6:06. >>> i-440 at lake boone trail moving pretty well, we have a crash if you're traveling through cary and not slowing roads so heads up in the area and we're seeing a lot of rain so heads up to you. durham roads are good, chapel hill and ponding on the roadways so give yourself extra time, i-540 to downtown and crash, cleared now not really slowing you down through durham. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news and anotherrer was injured by a gunshot. police are looking for suspects. >>> a cary woman is waking up miles away from home. >>> before you head out the door, temperatures are mild and muggy with rain around the area and is 71 oxford and 70 south hill. find out if your roads will be wet before you head out the donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. n kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nucl

. >> investigators are for 2-year-old neveah richardson. good morning, large. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning. investigators confirmed the toddler was in her mother's car when it was allegedly stolen around midnight. take a look. this is 2-year-old nevaeh richardson last seen in a white t-shirt with a rainbow on the front. according to police, the toddler's mother was at a friend's house on national road in rocky mount when the car was stole inside. the stolen vehicle that the two could be in right now is a 2004 green mitsubishi endeavor endeavor. there's a "live, love, laugh" sticker on the back of it and a spare tire area. i can confirm that police say they have no idea whether the two are still in rocky mount at have been in contact they update throughout the morning. lauren haviland, cbs north carolina. >> thank you. very frightening thing. >> we hope she's found soon. >> absolutely. >>> the first debate between clinton and trump is in the history books. >> they have been trading barbs more than a year now and met face-to-face as the polls s

. >> robert richardson is talking with drivers this morning about their concerns and some of the trouble out there, robert? >> well stefan, customers here not surprised to see $2.39 on this sign this morning and the ones i talked to say they are simply happy to have gas this morning and this is also a lower price than some of the other places that we've seen. attorney general roy cooper says customers reported one station in gillford county as charging $4.50 a gallon and says it's vital for customers to report stations they believe are charging unreasonably excessive prices. >> absolutely i'm concerned because there's only a few gas stations that have it. i don't know what's going on but it's a debtment to the community. >> you can file a complaint online at the north carolina department of justice's website. they have a price gouging form link on the home page. you can also request a complaint form come to you in scam. however the attorney general's office says the best way to get information started is going online. reporting live in raleigh, o. robert richardson cbs north carolina. >>

reporting in charlotte, robert richardson. >> thank you for the latest. rekia scott released a statement saying in part, "please do not hurt people or members of law enforcement, damage property, or take thing that do not belong to you in the name of protesting." she said keith was a loving husband, father, brother and friend who will be deeply missed between police and witnesses are not matching up. police said scott exited the car with a handgun and did not follow officers' orders, but family members said he was unarmed and holding only book. the officer who shot smith has been placed on administrative leave during the investigation. >>> last night, more than 100 students gathered at nc central university campus for a rally. feelings. organizers said it was a healing opportunity for the community. the event was peaceful, but students stand with protestors in charlotte and demand for a change to happen with law enforcement across the country. >> to be able to take this rage and to take this mourning and turn it into action, to building and holding office

robert richardson, cbs north carolina. >> thank you robert. find out much more on the gas shortage online with our extensive reports on wncn.com. >>> a driver faces charges after a wake county student waiting for a school bus was hit at the intersection of louisburg road. justin quesinberry joins us live from the scene and neighbors have been trying to t >> neighbors tell us what happened this morning is why they have been calling for change for years. the highway patrol says a driver tried to pass a line of cars in this turning lane off of 401 north and ran off of the road. there are tracks out here in the concrete area in the middle of the road. the driver over corrected and hit the child waiting on the hospital and is expected to survive. we spoke with several neighbors all said they have expressed concerns to wake county schools about the location of this bus stop for a decade or more. >> it was just a matter of time. you've got a six lane highway, 55 miles per hour. people use that turn lane as a passing lane. you run the statistics and i

rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ben: two mothers from salem new hampshire now charged with child endangerment accused of being drunk with their infant children. police say they found the women in the parking lot of the rockingham mall, where they admitted to drinking. police say they were barely able to stand and one was lying in a puddle. the babies were one-month and 4-months-old. they were released to the new at 5:00, a third human case of the west nile virus has been confirmed here in massachusetts. the department of public health says a suffolk county man in his 70's has been diagnosed with the mosquito-borne illness. most people infected with west nile virus will have no symptoms, but common symptoms include fever and flu-like illness. jc: looking live at the city of boston another humid day today. harvey joins us when does the dry air return? harvey: 70's along the coast right now but notices in the 80's inland -- a light breeze and more in the way of sunshine, clear skies north and west, south and east. if y

days later robert humbles was charged with richardson stepped. he eventually pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. richardson stepped was one of many shootings last year. one yearat calling for change. stephanie johnson's -- stephanie johnson joins us to explain.>> reporter: they hope his death was a wake-up call to end unbalance. last night dozens of his family and friends met at his gravesite. they wanted to celebrate his life and reflect on the past year without him. his mom says they have had ups and downs but they hope that his death was not in vain. we all have to do something it can't just be one person.>> reporter: in 2015 they responded to six homicides. so far, this year, there have been three homicides and one in voluntary manslaughter. >>> we are learning more details between the tenants details in the discovery of jacob wetterling's remains. he was kidnapped and sexually assaulted then murder. the man suspected of killing wetterling agreed to plead guilty to one count of child pornography in exchange for a maximum sentence of 2

i'll beginning with, admiral richardson. >> i agree with you. our pilots join the navy to fly naval aircraft. and that's what they want to do. this is a much bigger problem than money. money can help up to a point. we want to make sure we adequately compensate all of our people. and there is competition, as you say, but at the heart of the matter, this is a highly dedicated team that wants to defend a nationing in high performance aircraft. that's what they want to do, they want to fly. >> general neller. >> sir, i would agree with that that on paper, our situation looks a little bit better but it doesn't take into account the experience level of those air crew. but it is all about the best retention thing we can do is provide modern, maintainable ready to fly airplanes. i would also say it's more than just the air crew. it's also the maintainers. we're making it now on the backs of those sergeants and staff sergeants out there that have to do work twice and to get the part from one and put it on the other. so i'm as concerned about maintainers

>> i think core richardson you can't press and i talked to him about it. let your talent show and i know at baylor every ball was thrown to him and he'll get that in the league but teams will cloud him and roll coverage to him to other receivers and he's got to continue to work and put his head down and keep grinding and working. he had a nice catch on that one and the drop that you're talking about, you know, tough catch for hip to make, but he can make it. he knows that. just about cobbing to work with corey, he's a phenomenal talent and i can't wait for everyone to see it on game day like we've seen it in practice consistently. >> coach was telling guys the sideline, it's time. >> have you already flipped that switch? >> it's tough to say that. every time you step out on the field and put a helmet on it's time. now the ones are gonna play and we're not gonna stop. that's the bottom line. if a switch needed to be flipped, they understand that now. told us. it's real, it's about wins and losses and we're here to win. he's here to win and we got to go out

rhondella richardson is live and the suspect is free tonight? reporter: jc, the defense attorney argued release saying the defendant turned himself in and expressed remorse. when the vans left here, the driver clicked the seatbelt for passengers and started groping. robert mcneil told his wife and then his boss in july that he sexually abused six elderly the program as their van driver in january 2014. >> kissing and touching breasts and buttocks. the defendant put his hands under the shirt of one of the victims. reporter: the 57-year-old was silent leaving court on personal recognizance. he is charged with 10 counts of decent assault and battery. he stopped and stood at attention without answering a single question. he is ordered to continue with his mental health to the sexual assault. all six victims at the daycare program have severe alzheimer's, dementia and other disabilities that prevented them from communicating what happened. >> in one instance the victim returned home from the facility wearing different clothing jievment i am told all

nevaeh richardson is a 2-year- old african-american girl. she is two feet tall and 20 shirt way arraign bow and was last seen at 731 nashville road. -- with a rainbow. the possible abductor is a bald african-american man. he is driving a green 2004 mitsubishi endeavour with a north carolina tag pcd9688. this suv also has a live, back. again, with the car running at the time that it was stolen, rocky mount police want to emphasize, parents, if you have kids or even if you don't have kids, do not leave your car running even if you are stepping inside for a split second because the worst can happen. >> we hope that girl is found. thank you so much, mikaya. >>> police released a come bossy stretch they hope will help identify the man wh killed a unc student faith hedgepath. this create a sketch of what the suspect could look like. anyone who recognizes the man's face is asked to call chapel hill police. police also releases surveillance video showing hedgepath and a roommate at at thrill nightclub in chapel hill about 2:00 the morning of before