here's ron claiborne. grief, classmates and teammates where collapsed. he died the next day. >> so many people gathering here, it's very fitting, at the football stadium, where he spent so much of his time. >> reporter: just weeks into thee fofoball season, matthews is the sixth player to die. although it's not yet confirmed his death is football related. in the last five years, the deaths of 37 high school football players have been attribed to on field injuries. two weeks ago, 17-year-old kenny bui died days after sustaining a head injury in a game in seattle. an autopsy concluded he died of blunt force trauma. catastrophic head injuries occur much more frequently at the high school level. one theory why -- few high schools have the sideline medical staff that college and pro teams do. >> they're still not getting the same medical care that the average college player is getting. >> reporter: with two more tonight the concern -- the likelihood there will be more injury. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >>> police are looking for the suspects that atta

ron claiborne, abc news, new pant and your son or daughter wants to play football. it just really. >> it's a debate many parents are having right now whether or not it's worth the risk when you have seven in seven weeks. it's fairly sad. >>> coming up, new video of robin thicke admitting he was under the influence when making his monster hit song. now forced to pay out for plagiarism. did his defense do anything except daniel his reputation. >> and ahead in our next half hour, a new breed of thieves caught on camera. porch pirates looking to poach those holiday gifts right off your doorstep and how you can stop them. you're watching "world news >>> "world news now" continues >>> well, a federal judge has unsealed video of robin thicke's deposition during the landmark trial and it shows him and pharrel williams a side we rarely get to see. >> as popular as their music video is, the video shows they're only human. abc's mara schiavocampo has more. blurred lines i know you want it >> it was one of the hottest songs of 2013, spending ten weeks at number one on the chart

ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >>> police in sacramento are looking for the suspects that attacked french train hero spencer stone. he was stabbed several times and the assailants escaped in a car. stone was released from the hospital on thursday. >>> and the government could release new rules about drones. word is everybody would have to register them. including the hundreds of thousands of shoppers expected to buy one this holiday season. aditi roy on what's behind the move and what you should expect. >> reporter: tonight, the faa is set to unveil new rules for the drone owners across the country requiring those operating the gadgets to register their devices. the registry, just the latest move to regulate an exploding market in unmanned aircraft. some of those drones posing real danger in the air and on the ground. and we'll lose an airplane. >> reporter: from close calls with commercial jets, to whizzing drones forcing no-fly the rest of us on the ground, on guard too. in new york and california. hitting children on the ground. an estimated 500,000 drones already in the air and

here's abc's ron claiborne. >> chris rock! >> reporter: that was ten years ago. tonight, chris rock tweeting, "look who's back. #oscars." >> that's a star, okay? tobey maguire is just a boy in tights, okay? >> reporter: rock is still best known for his edgy, high velocity standup comedy, often about race. >> black movies don't have real names. you get names like "barbershop." that's not a name. that's just a location. hit it big in the early 1990s on "saturday night live." >> here come ss nat. >> reporter: he's now 50 years old. so, has he mellowed? >> going to give out oscars in the parking lot. a drive through oscar lane. oscar and a mcflurry and keep it moving. >> reporter: probably not. we'll find out in february. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right back good night. i'm michael douglas, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. and there's no time to see it like the fall. take metro north to take in the beautiful fall foliage from high abo

here's abc's ron claiborne. >> a warning for parents gearing up for halloween that face paint to turnour kids into scary creatures or ghosts could be a health hazard. new york senator chuck consumer warning parents this week to think twice before painting their kids' faces. >> you're asking the fda to do an investigation of halloween makeup to try and curb it. if not for this year, for future years. >> reporter: a report by the campaign for safe cosmetics tested ten of the most popular face paint brands and found that ten contained lead. and six of them had traces of other metals considered potentially toxic. so what can parents do? >> look for theater paint instead of costume paint or instead of halloween paint. theater paint is actually made of higher quality ingredients that are less likely to cause breakouts. >> reporter: many dermatologists warn some of these face paints can cause breakouts and skin rashes. >> many of my patients have come to me with red irritated inflaped skin. i've seen someone come in with severe blistering. >> the u.s. attorney's office in los angeles crackin

here's abc's ron claiborne. >> chris rock. >> reporter: that was ten years ago.hris rock tweeting look who's back #oscars. >> there's only four real stars. the rest are just popular people. okay? like clint eastwood is a star. that's a star, okay? toby mcguire is just a boy in tights. okay in. >> rock is sti best known for his edgy high velocity standup comedy often about race. >> black movies don't have real names. you get names like barber shop. that's not a name. that's just a location. >> chris rock first hit it big in the early 1990s on saturday night live." >> here comes nat. >> he's now 50 years old. so has he mellowed? >> measurement year they're going to give out oscars in the parking lot. a drive through oscar lane. get your oscar and mcflurry and keep it moving. > probably not. we'll find out in february. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> i think he's a good pick. >> he's my favorite comedian. if i was wavering whether i would watch or not, definitely going to make me watch. >> i also loved ellen when she was there that time we hosted it, right? in

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ron claiborne has more about some potential health dangers. this morning, a warning for parents gearing up for halloween?. that face paint to turn your kids into scary creatures or friendly ghosts - might just be a health hazard. new york senator chuck schumer warning parents this week to think twice before painting their kids' faces? sot - senator bite - we are asking the fda of halloween makeup to try and curb it if not for this year for future years (gfx) a report by "the campaign for safe cosmetics" tested 10 of the most popular facepaint brands and found all 10 had levels of lead and six of them containing traces of other metals considered potentially toxic so what can parents do? sot - expert bite - look for theater paint instead of halloween paint?theater paint is made of higher quality ingredients and are less likely to cause breakouts many dermatologist warn that some of these face paints can cause breakouts and even skin rashes. sot expert bite - when it comes to halloween paints a lot of times the companies are nto fully disclosing

even though they're available doesn't mean the lenses themself are fda apoved. >> ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> you assume because they're on store shelvlves they' products that are safe. that's not always the case. >> do you paint your kids face? >> no, they're so little. they're toddlers. we tend not to. >> w knew that about the contact lenses? >> coming up, gadgets on a sale to keep your property safe. >> easy to install to gadgets that can call for help when we come back. >>>world news now" continues after this from our abc stations.ast guard protects, defends and saves lives. [male radio operator] coast guard mayday... [narrator] we are the coast guard foundation and we support our united states coast guard. werovide scholarships and grants to help make college dreams a reality. we provide equipment and gear to promo fitness and health. and when the unthinkable happens, we're there providing relief to families of the fallen. to help support coast guard members and their families. today, 1 out of every 4 american kids is hispanic. that means many of the future doctors w w

abc's ron claiborne has the story. >> reporter: in tribute and in grief, family and friends, classmates and teammates circled the football field where cam'ron matthews collapsed moments after telling the coach he didn't feel right. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital. he died the next day. >> so many people gathering here, it's very fitting, at the football stadium, where he spent so much of his time. >> reporter: just weeks into the fall football season, matthews is now the sixth player to die. although it's not yet confirmed his death is football related. since 2005, the deaths of 36 high school football players have been attributed to on field injuries. two weeks ago, 17-year-old kenny bui died days after sustaining a head injury in a game in seattle. an autopsy concluded he died of blunt force trauma. catastrophic head injuries occur much more frequently at the high school level. one theory why -- few high schools have the sideline medical staff that college and pro teams do. >> they're still not getting the same medical care that the average college player is getting. >> reporter

here's ron claiborne. ï ¿>> reporter: the two outside experts retained by cleveland prosecutors lookedt this security video of tamar rice's shooting. their conclusion -- the shooting of the 12-year-old boy was justified. it turned out he had a pellet gun. in his report, a denver prosecutor dissected the video. the officer firing from close rang range in a matter of seconds. tamir's family, including his mother, outraged by the reports' findings. >> ms. rice and her family now believe that this has been an 11-plus month charade to ensure that's there's no accountability or indictment of these officers. >> reporter: a grand jury will ultimately decide whether to bring charges against the officers. but tonight, the rice family now skeptical. the prosecutor invited the families to submit their own reports from experts. >> so many across the country following the case. ron, thank you so much. >>> in tampa, florida, a dangerous and frightening sight. a water spout spinning at the side of a bridge, catching drivers by surprise. then striking a mail truck, tipping it over. the driver escaping

here's ron claiborne.. reporter: in shock and sorrow, friends of 17-year-old andre smith gathered on a high school football field in chicago, embracing in grief, some holding jerseys with his number on it. >> andre was not only a teammate and a best friend, he was like a brother to me. he was a brother to me. >> reporter: an autopsy coludeded the teager died of blunt force trauma after a hit to his head during a game last thursday. he was the seventh high school football player to die this season. today, the american association of pediatricians issued a repo serious injuries on tackling -- especially the illegal hits that often go uncalled in games. >> we need to enforce the rules. we need to stop the head to head hits and make sure kids are being taught on proper tackling techniqu >> reporter: the doctors also recommend skilled athletic trainers on the sidelines, establishing non-tackle football leagues as a safer alternative. about 12 high school and college football players die every year from football-

here's ron claiborne. >> reporter: the two outside experts retained by cleveland prosecutors looked at this evidence. and concluded the shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice was justified. it turned out he had a pellet but a former fbi agent said, not only was he required to make a split-second decision, but his response was a justified one. the officer firing from close range in a matter of seconds. his conclusion, the officer was in a position of great peril. tamir's family, including his mother, outraged by the reports' findings. >> ms. rice and her family now believe that this has been an 11-plus-month charade to ensure that's there's no accountability or indictment of these officers. >> reporter: a grand jury will ultimately decide whether to bring charges against the officers. but tonight, the rice family now skeptical. the prosecutor invited the family to submit their own reports from experts. they're still deciding. they do not trust that prosecutor. >> so many across the country following the case. ron, thank you so much. frightening sight. in tampa bay, a water spout spinning at

ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching here on a wednesday night. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow. until then, have a good evening. good night.team and we start with your forecast first." brad/wx wall we had another round of morning showers go through central iowa, but the rest of the day turned out pretty well. you might have noticed that the winds turned to the nw this afternoon. that was a cool front coming through which means cooler readings in the days to come. we will be mainly dry this evening, but a few showers will likely make it into western iowa this evening and try to move into central iowa later. they will likely dissipate as drier air is in place here. this should hold true into thursday too with lots of clouds, but not much rain here thanks to drier easterly winds. friday will be our day of showers and a few thunderstorms likely. i think we will get a major wave of rain come through late morning to early afternoon, then a bit jack/2shot: good evening and welcome to local 5 news, good evening and welcome to