. >> decades after the murder of robert f. kennedy new questions about the night he died coming up. the story of a man who was also shot that night and why he says sir han sir ran is not the man who killed rfk. >> some pretty amazing video out of india where an elephant went on a rampage, the struggle for everyone to get out of the way. robert f. kennedy going before a parole board. >> he won't be freed but there is a controversy as another man wounded in the shooting says he did not kill r.f.k. >> i thank all of you -- >> the ambassador hotel, los angeles, june 5, 1968. >> over a thousand people were there. >> democratic presidential candidate robert f. kennedy wins the california primary. >> it was just a beautiful moment. >> after his speech, kennedy walks with the crowd into the hotel kitchen. >> the television lights went on, kind of blinding. and -- [applause] >> all of a sudden, i felt a shaking, like i was being electrocuted. >> paul is 91. back then he was a union official. a friend of rfk. he was shot in the head, that's him. five others shot and hurt. people jumped on sir

families and has remained in a spotlight, partly, because skakel is the nephew of ethyl kennedy, robert f. kennedy's widow. skakel's new criminal defense lawyer says the family dynamic has brought unwanted attention. >> this case is not about the >> reporter: but skakel's cousin, attorney robert kennedy jr., fought for years to get the conviction overturned. >> i am utterly convinced he did not do the crime. >> reporter: the 2013 appeal centered on skakel's attorney mickey sherman provided a confident defense. skakel testified his former lawyer was more interested in his own public profile. >> he was hanging out with the press. he said he was a media hoar. >> reporter: the judge agreed and said sherman did not point the finger at other possible suspects. seger says he won't make the same mistake. who killed marriage moxley? >> that is a great question. i can tell you michael skakel is innocent of this crime and he certainly didn't kill marriage moxley. >> reporter: but someone within his own family may have. >> that is possible. his own brother, that's possible. >> reporter: and that brother, attorn

plus the man convicted of killing robert f. kennedy board. we'll tell you we're back with a controversial bill that would allow security guards in local schools to be armed. for years, bills aiming to arm school staff have failed in the general assembly. however this new bill just passed the education committee. under the proposal, security guards would have to be retired police officers and get getting a weapon. some say the bill is a slippery slope, but gun advocates believe permit holders should be allowed to carry guns on campus and believe this bill is a step in that direction. philip van cleave league] liberty university is a good example of this. they never had any you can find an opening to crack open the door then next year you can add more things and push the door wider. those against the bill, say retired officers should at least have to go through annual training before they're allowed to carry a weapon on school grounds. this morning we're hearing from witnesses after a maryland sheriff says a man shot and killed two of his deput

. >>> the man convicted of assassinating robert f kennedy will not get out of prison anytime soon. the california county niekro for sir hence her head. this is the 15th time he's asked to be released from prison . he shot kennedy on june 5, 1968 at the ambassador. hotel in los angeles. after then candidate won the democratic primary in california. he is serving a life sentence. >>> school officials in pennsylvania say they will know made more than 100 students. they started coming down with vomiting and stomach pain tuesday night. most of them had dinner earlier at a campus dining hall. the school says it is unclear what caused the sickness. dining hall has been closed for disinfecting.>>> a florida man was arrested for throwing an alligator through a drive- through window. now he's talking about what happened. it happened in october but josh wood jones was arrested in royal palm beach this week. he explained his actions after making an appearance in court. >> we were fishing and hanging out and stumbled upon an alligator. without we're pull a prank on our buddy working at wendy's

also a legislative assistant to senator robert f kennedy. can't get better than that. michael gerhardt, who is with us from north carolina. a distinguished professor of constitutional law, who served as special counsel assisting the white house on justice stephen breyer's confirmation hearing in 2005. he advised several senators on the nomination of john roberts as chief justice, then testified in confirmation hearings for justice samuel alito. he served as special counsel to chairman patrick lahey, and on the nominations for sonia sotomayor and elena kagan to finally, jamaal greene, in addition to being the vice dean at columbia, he teaches and writes on u.s. constitutional law and theory and the federal courts. from 2007 to 2008, he was the alexander fellow at the new york university of law and was law clerk to justice paul stevens on the supreme court. he received a jd from yale law school in 2005, where he served as the "article" editor. these are some pretty heavy-duty professors. i have also heard from some more conservative leaning professors who believe the sam

new this morning, the man convicted of assassinating robert f. kennedy, will remained behind bars. a board denied sirhan sirhan parole for the 15th time yesterday. the convict told the board he remembered nothing from the night senator kennedy died almost 50 remain in state prison in california. we're on your side - looking into a risky trend among teens in hampton roads is under the microscope. e-cigarette use is exploding across the country with teens picking up the habit at an alarming rate. an estimated 2 million high-school students and 450-thousand middle-schoolers are experimenting with vaping. researcher's at eastern virginia medical school in norfolk are studying ways to reverse the trend. kelli england will, phd/associate professor of pediatrics, evms " 2:03:11 to be able to reach the teen audience we really have to understnad where they are coming from:15 and understanding what would work to get their attention to stop using :26 or to nevr pick it up is really what we're aiming for :29 coming up tonight at six, our stephanie harris talks with one teen about his experiene

for the 15 the time parole is denied for senator robert f. kennedy's assassin. sirhan sirhan now 71 told a parole panel he doesn't remember the shooting. a kennedy confidant told the panel he believes sirhan shot him but an unidentified second shooter killed kennedy. he was one of five hurt after presidential primary in california. barbara: a disturbing find in a wal-mart parking lot. a young woman's body in her car. investigators say it could have been there as long as three months. she was last seen alive november 13 the same day she left a rehab center. they say her car will tinted windows and sun said making tit difficult to spot someone inside. the cause is not determined but police believe it was likely suicide. for the first time in 30 years a massachusetts resident is waking up a free man. he was 17 years when he was arrested for the rape of a 78-year-old neighbor. a single strand of hair helped convict him despite the victim saying he was not the attacker. the scientific analysis proving guilt is one fof the f.b.i. says is flawed. else out of jail. john

. >>> right now we're waiting to here if the man who assassinated robert f kennedy will be released from prison. he maintains he does not remember shooting kennedy nearly 48 years ago in los angeles. sirhan is 70 years old and is serving a life sentence at a prison in san diego. >>> should wrongfully convicted prisoners be given health benefits for life? that's what go state senators would like to see happen. they are proposing a law for people in prison for crimes they didn't commit. metro north cheating scandal exposed. four more employees in the case have pleaded guilty. they helped prospective conductors and engineers cheat on the exams. >>> good news for bus riders on long island. nassau county leaders say they've come up with an additional additional $3 million in funding. riders complained about the cuts saying they've been left out in the cold. officials say they'll work with nice's bus ceo to drop a plan. >>> just 24 hours ago we told you about a man arrested for throwing an al alligator into a drive through window. well, you're about to get reacquainted big time. how low will t

i will have all of those >> right now the man convicted of assassinating robert f kennedy is staying behind bars. he was denied parole just minutes ago for the 15th time. that's despite getting help from one of his victims. paul testifying on behalf of his behalf. he was shot in the head during the attack. he tells our scripps affiliate in san diego that kennedy was killed by a second gunman who remains free to this day. >> he couldn't shoot robert kennedy and didn't. do this. kennedy neck bullet. neck. it was the only whole bullet they could work with. it did not match. >> kennedy was shot in the back and sir han was in front of him. >>> a citrus county teacher may soon be out of a job and facing criminal charges after hosting a party for students. she is accused of giving students alcohol, pot and sex tips. she denies the allegations but she has been suspended without pay. 40 students went to her home for an ugly sweater problem. many students say she was well aware of the drinking and drug use. >> people are feeling that she is going to come back. but at the same time she is just

from classic to contemporary, tisha: the man who assassinated robert f kennedy trying for freedom once again. this is his 15th parole hearing since convicted in 1968. he shot and killed senator the 71-year-old has says he has no memory of killing kennedy. steve: president obama returning today to where it all started -- springfield, illinois. nine years ago that he stood in front of the old state capitol and announced his run for president. he was a state senator there to 2004. he spoke to's eight legislators to plead for the kind of national unity, even technology his share -- even acknowledging his share of the responsibility of the gridlock in washington. tisha: boycott beyonce. the #is picking up steam -- the hashtag is picking up steam after the super bowl. some are calling her performance "anticop" and a race baiting stunt. "the beehive," as they're called apologized for operating on a perfectly healthy baby boy. he admits that he called for the wrong baby to come into the operating room. tisha: the marriage vows, in sickness and in health, taking on a whole new meaning for a cou

elect blacks to public office in the city of oakland and i became a kennedy fellow, worked for robert f. kennedy memorial or foundation, and from there i got involved with senator mcgovern as a speech writer and traveled around the country. from there i became the director of the southern elections fund. it's a fund that helps elect blacks and women throughout the south. and over 100 mayors and others, i came back to oakland in '76 with an organization called okur and i got involved with the school board, governor jerry brown appointed me to the school board and i bought the oakland post newspaper and. >> he's a publisher. >> i'm a publisher. >> and the post news group, when you gave your introduction on black history, we went from a week to a month. now, for black publishers, black history is a year-long event because every week is black history week with black publications. >> you brought dr. king here. >> dr. king was in oakland in 1962 at the oakland auditorium and my stepfather in law richard a.g. foster and reverend stovall and a lot of key ministers of the bay area, i got a chance to meet

it will be the 15th time he has asked for parole since he was convicted of killing senator robert f. kennedy at a los angeles hotel 50 years ago. the arab jerusalem native, who is now 71, has given no indication that he will change his story that he has no memory of killing kennedy. pope francis met with iraqi prime minister at the vatican today. officials say they talked about the continued persecution of christians and other ethnic and religious minorities living in iraq. they also discussed the importance of promoting tolerance and peace. and christians around the world begin observances of lent today. ash wednesday launches the 40-day lent period that lasts until midnight on easter sunday. during that time believers will give up something or take up acts of charity in remembrance of jesus' fasting in the wilderness. turning to consumer news when it comes to millennials and their money traditional banks may be missing out. make up the millennial they were born in the early 1980's to 2000 and they have a new approach to handling their cash that could disrupt the banking industry. cbs news

skakel is the nephew of robert f kennedy's widow, ethel. >>> new york real estate developer with a delicate lead that could become insurmountable. half of the delegates needed for the gop nomination are up for grabs march 1st. trump with a crushing victory last night caucuses. nearly 46% of the caucus votes cast, more than the total of marco rubio and ted cruz combined. his biggest victory yet. despite this commanding lead, both rubio and cruz seem confident still. rubio coming out with a couple telling voters his campaign continues to add delegates. cruz boasts he's the only campaign to beat and the only one he says can beat the billionaire. trump still celebrating his third straight victory. >> we won the evangelicals. we won with old. we won with young. we won with highly educated. we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> i love the poorly educated. also significant in this nevada vote tally, trump also won despite wanting to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico border, the hispanic vote, 46% of that. on the democratic side, hillary clinton getting a big endorsement toda

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. >>> the man convicted of assassinating senator robert f kennedy won't be getting out of prison anytime soon. a california panel denied parole for sir hamster nd. -- sirhan sirhan. he shot kennedy in 1968 at the been democrat won e presidential election. >>> say it isn't so in 140 characters or less. twitter is having trouble keeping users. the social media giant lost 2 million users in the last three months of 2015 at for the first time, it failed to show any user growth in earnings period. that ws caused twitter stock to drop 12% yesterday. now, newer services such as instagram have surpassed twitter. instagram has 95 million more users than itter. >>> the irs says it will notify taxpayers whose data was stolen during a cyber attack. atathe same time the agency is reassuring people that no personal data was compromised. the agency says hackers use nearly a half-million social security numbers to create fake law -- logins on the irs website. peeps were trying to generate pin numbers to be used for filing fraudulent electronic tax returns. you'll get a notice in the mail. >>> burger kin

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(robert f. kennedy, jr/ cousin) he didn't get a fair trial and he's not guilty if prosecutors lose their bid, skakel will get a new trial. he is currently out on a 1.2 million dollar bail. moxley's mother dorothy - who has been there throughout all the twist and turns of the 40 year case -- says she is still convinced michael skakel is guilty. (dorothy moxley/mother ) i'd like to see michael skakel back in jail where i think he belongs to serve out his sentence. the court could take months to reach its decision. marlie hall, cbs news, greenwich, connecticut. ((denise valdez)) mickey sherman has defended his work on the case. ((paul joncich)) and during michael skakel's 2002 trial, lawyers for his brother tommy said tommy had nothing to do with moxley's death. /// paul joncich > that's all for us at 4. denise valdez 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and mo

suspects have been identified. 3 "sirhan sirhan" will **stay behind bars for assassinating senator "robert f kennedy".he was **denied parole for a 15th time wednesday.a witness is asking the state to reopen the case saying another gunman shot kennedy. 3 parents are hoping the pickens county school board will reconsider a plan to close three schools.dozens came to a public meeting last night.the school district says to save millions of dollars they will vote on monday whether to close a-r lewis, holly springs, and ambler 3 the braves are moving to a new stadium next year-- but some questions remain whether the hank aaron statue outside turner filed will join them. 3 in 2017-- the braves will be moving to "suntrust park"--- just outside the city. according to the atlanta journal-consitution-- **the atlanta fulton county recreation authority** claims to have uncovered documents proving the statue is owned by them.meaning it would remain in the city after the braves relocate. there is no word on when adecision will be made. 3 3 it's (time).coming up:one woman is making sports illustrated history--more o

they also said the plane's parachute was not assassinating robert f. kennedy, will remained behind bars. a board denied sirhan sirhan parole for the 15th time yesterday. the convict told the board he remembered nothing from the night senator kennedy died almost 50 years ago. sirhan will remain in state prison in we're on your side - looking into a risky trend among teens in hampton roads is under the microscope. e-cigarette use is exploding across the country with teens picking up the habit at an alarming rate. an estimated 2 million high-school students and 450-thousand middle-schoolers are experimenting with vaping. researcher's at eastern virginia medical school in norfolk are studying ways to reverse the trend. kelli england will, phd/associate professor of pediatrics, evms " 2:03:11 to be able to reach the teen audience we really have to understnad where they are coming from:15 and understanding what would work to get their attention to stop using :26 or to nevr pick it up is really what we're aiming for :29 coming up tonight at six, our stephanie harris

pressure is blocking the precipitation associated the man convicted of assassinating senator robert f. kennedy will ask to be paroled once again today this is the 15th appearance before the board for sirhan sirhan, who's spending life in prison. kennedy was shot on june 5th, 19-68 at the ambassador hotel in los angeles -- while celebrating his california primary win. it was five years after the assassination of his brother, president john f. kennedy. a bystander and kennedy confidante who was injured by a bullet from sirhan during the r-f-k shooting is kennedy. he's calling for the state to reopen the case, and plans to ask the parole board to release sirhan from prison during today's hearing. this man is accused of stealing money from a photo booth in batavia, illinois. the camera was snapping away as he took the money. the robbery actually happened back in november - be retrieved until recently. police say he got away with 75-dollars - but left behind several headshots that police are now asking the public to help identify. ots hundreds of american soldiers are headed to afghanistan. the u-s

. >>> the gunman who shot and killed robert f. kennedy nearly half a century ago has been denied parole for the 13th time. sirhan sirhan says he does not remember the assassination. kennedy was shot after a victory speech in los angeles. sirhan is now 71 years old and gets another parole hearing in five years. >>> there's a chance that el chapo may be coming to brooklyn. according to the "new york times," joaquin gauzeman could be try -- guzman could be tried if mexico agrees to indict him. it's believed that his cartel was the largest supplier of number of years. >>> mayor de blasio meets this morning with the leading clinical experts on the zika virus. they are dealing with athletes who are worried about competing in brazil. there is a link between the virus and birth defects in brazilian. u.s. soccer star hope solo says she may skip the rio games because of the virus outback. >>> time to check that accuweather forecast. >> let's check in with meteorologist bill evans. bill? >> dress with everything you've got over the next few days, pa

the man convicted of assassinating robert f. kennedy, will remain behind bars. a board denied sirhan sirhan parole for the 15th time yesterday. the convict told the board he remembered nothing from the night senator kennedy died almost 50 years ago. sirhan will remain in state prison in california. coming up on midday-- all eyes on the south - that's as presidential candidates prepare for the next wave of repare for the next wave of primaries. first, we're talking about the next round of winter weather to impact hampton roads. the radar is still clear across our area, but we can expect some big changes in the next 36 hours. this is a part of a system that's expected to bring slick driving conditions, extremely cold weather and snow. thanks for joining us this midday - i'm don and i'm brandi cummings in for katie collett. let's take you out to the skies over downtown norfolk... make sure you grab those sunglasses and jackets - it's a cold one. let's get the latest from meteorologist jeremy wheeler in the super doppler 10 athewecenter.. this afternoon: bright, but

robert f. kennedy has been denied parole. the 15th appearance before the bod for sirhan sirhan who is serving life in prison. kennedy shot in 1968 a a celebrating his california primary win. five years after the assassination of his brother president john f. kennedy. >>> two sheriff deputies are dead after a shooting at a maryland shopping center. the deputies were called out to a panera bread where 6a panera bread where 66-year-old david brian stevens was seated. a deputya deputy was shot and when a chase started a second deputy was also hit. >> i think the suspect took that action because he is wearing a police uniform, but we were called to the panera bread for that sububct. >> constance: investigators shot and killed evans. he had two w wrants out for his arrest including one right near in florida for assaulting an officer. >>> the city of cleveland is billing the family of tamir rice $500 for the ambulance ride he took the day of his arrest. family spoken out about the bill calling disappointing and callus. rice was shot

. >> reporter: skakel is the nephew of robert f. kennedy's widow widoweth widowethel. skakel had been sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. in court today, skakel's lawyer charged michael's older brother with the 1975 killing. martha and michael were teenagers and neighbors when she was killed near her home in greenwich, connecticut. >> the probable killer was tommy skakel. now my client doesn't really want me to say that. it's his brother. but if you look at this evidence that is summarized by the judge, it's clear. >> tommy's attorney has insisted that tommy had nothing to do with martha's murder. skakel, now 55, was seated in the courtroom today as was his cousin, robert kennedy, jr. he did not talk to reporters as he left the courthouse. now as we said, the court did not make a ruling today. million bail. it will be up to the court to decide whether he will get a new trial or, guys, go back to prison. incredible. 40 years plus. training at the police academy after a former officer and his partner both testified during liang's trial they were not properly trained

. >>> a parole hearing held for the man accused of shooting robert f kennedy. he said he doesn't remember shooting kennedy. this was the 15th parole hearing for him. he is serving a life sentence. during his previous hearing in 2011 he said that he regretted what happened but still did not remember it. >>> we have dramatic new video of a migrant being rescued. the coast guard stuffed a go pro to the rescuer. you can see the stranded migrant perked on a boat that was mostly under water. the man jumpeds and reaches for the hand. safety inside the helicopter. nobody was hurt during the operation. unclear whether the other people that -- if there were other people on board that boat. >>> some of the world top surfers will have to wait for a competition in hawaii. the contest called the eddy was called off because of the big waves that were not there. not because they were to big. there weren't enough. they had waited six years for a chance. that's the last time waves were large enough for the contest. the standards are so hard it's only been president been held eig

assistant toative senator robert f kennedy. can't get better than that. michael gerhardt, who is with us from north carolina. a distinguished professor of constitutional law, who served counsel assisting the white house on justice stephen breyer's confirmation hearing in 2005. he advised several senators on the nomination of john roberts as chief justice, then testified in confirmation hearings for justice samuel alito. he served as special counsel to hey, and patrick la on the nominations for sonia sotomayor and elena kagan to finally, jamaal greene, in addition to being the vice dean at columbia, he teaches and writes on u.s. constitutional law and theory and the federal courts. he was theo 2008, alexander fellow at the new york university of law and was law clerk to justice paul stevens on the supreme court. from yale lawjd school in 2005, where he served as the "article" editor. these are some pretty heavy-duty professors. i have also heard from some more conservative leaning professors who believe the same thing, that the constitution is the constitu

. >>> the gunman who shot and killed robert f. kennedy has been denied parole for the sirhan sirhan said he doesn't remember the assassination in 1968. kennedy had just won the primary and was shot after a victory speech in los angeles. he gets another parole hearing in five years. >>> the nation's top law enforcement official says the department of justice has no choice but to sue ferguson, missouri. the city council rejected a deal this week that would have brought sweeping reforms to its police department. attorney general loretta lynch says the residents of ferguson should not have to wait for an agreement on how they treat poor people. >> these were not only egregious, they were routine. they were driven at least in part by racial bias. >> ferguson's leaders say their vote wasn't a rejection to the deal, rather they were upwards of $4 million in the first year alone. >>> a first of its kind report shows ignition locking systems are making the roads safer. a study found car-locking systems stopped 2 million people from driving drunk s

skakel is the nephew of robert f. kennedy's widow. he was convicted in 2002 but freed three years ago after a judge granted him a new trial. >>> nevada is in the rear-view mirror this morning for the republican presidential candidates. attention now shifts to next week's super tuesday contests with about a dozen primaries and caucuses up for grabs. while the votes in last night's caucuses have not yet been finalized, donald trump is the clear winner with about 46%. florida senator marco rubio has pulled ahead to finish second with 24% and texas senator ted cruz in third at 21%. >>> it's just three days to the democratic primary in south carolina, and hillary clinton night from five mothers who have lost their sons. clinton spoke about turning their mourning into a movement against guns and violence. the five mothers repeatedly said they are endorsing clinton because she has been the only presidential candidate to reach out to them. >>> time now 6:36. so where will voters head to the polls next? once again this saturday the democrats w