ngissah started the school this past fall in roseville run out of this home. according to his website, it has just nine students. most are teenagers from overseas. police say ngissah would push students by restraining them with zip ties for long periods of time and attach clothepcloth to their nipples as punishment. >> if you look at the students, there is just no way one of those players would let me do anything to them at that level. >> on the academy's facebook page, the school posted a statement saying that we also ask for all who have followed this story to please remember there are two sides to every story and we ask for a fair opportunity to bring the truth forward. ngissah is facing child abuse punishment, battery and false imprisonment. in the meantime, roseville police believe there are more victims so they are expanding their search today. one last note according to the website, they were supposed to play their next basketball game this coming friday against another prep school in las vegas. safe to say that's not going to happen. >> thank you very

school and basketball training camp in roseville. we can show you its facebook page. here is the person who is facing these allegations. this is a college prep boarding school with an emphasis on having a high quality elite basketball program. it only got started last fall by this guy. he's the man police are investigating. police say a 15-year-old, a 20 year old from france, both are from france and 17 year old from brazil and another student from the sacramento area claim they were forced to stand in a corner restrained with zip ties and sometimes had clothes pins clamped on their nipples as a form of punishment. the teacher says he's innocent and will be exonerated. >> you look at my players, 6'6", 6'7", 6'5", 200 and some pounds. there's no way one of those players would let me do anything to them at that level. >> he was arrested on suspicion of child abuse involving corporal punishment and willful cruelty, battery and false imprisonment. he's been released on $100,000 bail. roseville police are expanding their investigation including a search for more potential

at the welding school in roseville. they are collecting unemployment while getting new career training. the idea is to make them more employable. >> the training we're giving them is to retool them with a new skill set to go with the years of experience they have in industry to really enable them to come back in the work force and get a competitive wage instead of having to start from ground zero. that is the idea behind this program. >> the program takes six months to complete. >> rain changing over to snow will accumulate and we have had some warm temperatures. roadway temperatures are not as cold as they would be if we were dealing with the normal temperatures. we had a couple of back-to-back days in the 40's. it is still mostly rain from baltimore to areas north and west where we're getting more of a mix in the area. that will be with us for the next several hours. the high today, 44. average for the day. the low this morning, 31. the record high 72. set back in 1951. across the area, temperatures in the 40's. to th

the city was at the roseville center without authorization. the city did not request authorization to use the facility, and health department spokesperson told us. a police training from the university of maryland police force was critically shot and wounded. the instructor pulled the wrong weapon and fired while trying to scare trainees away from a window. sources say he meant to use his training weapon. yesterday the police commissioner called the incident a major procedural breakdown. sources familiar said there were no written safety procedures for that kind of training called active shooter training. no surgeon was on site to act as a supervisor. no safety officer was there to ensure proper precautions were taken. all sources say should have been in place. the training happened after lunch break. investigators are looking whether the current breakdown when the instructors return from lunch but failed to cross check each other for the presence of a live weapon. the other instructor there at the time also serves as the driver for the commis

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the accusations happened inside this home in roseville will wr he ran the ccse prep academy. now being investigated by the ncaa. the students were promised basketball fame for a price. tuition is listed online as $10,000 a year. 5,000 for boarding. he says the claims aren't true. police explain what he's accused of to our nbc station in sacramento. >> zip tieing their hands and feet, kind of keeping them bound in one spot. and then also placing clothes pins on their nipples. for extended period of time, causing a lot of pain. >> i think the police have to do what they have to do when allegations are made. a lot of people also didn't read the fine print, is that it's suspicion of child abuse. >> he is out on bond. so according to the school's website, the head coach previously coached at st. mary's. the sacramento bee says he left ccse prep after he wasn't paid. >>> immigration, the hot topic in washington today from the white house to capitol hill, lawmakers and leaders right now trying to agree on a plan dealing with the country eets 11 million illegal immigrants. tracie pot

. >> reporter: dan of roseville is a 49ers fan, but won big on the ravens touchdown. >> wearing number 80 to 89, and i won $100 because it was 81. >> reporter: speaking of money estimated that around $100 million was wagered on the super bowl tonight just here in nevada. that's up from about $93 million last year and a big reason for that is colin kaepernick. you know, he's not really a local-born kid, but he went to school here in nevada, reno. a lot of people would like to bet him and he is made for proposition betting because you can bet on whether or not he'll complete x number of passes or create x number of chances or yards during his runs. so he's really a good person for betting and you can bet that this proposition betting, which is starting to catch on all over the betting world is going to be even bigger next year if the niners can somehow make it back to the super bowl. >> kaepernick or you would kaepernick. >> he is probably in there somewhere. lenny was there all day, smiling. so he probably came out a little bit on top. >> listen, michelle has had a long week in new orle

iran produces ninety six percent of its own medicine but the roma to roseville half of them come from abroad more than fifty vital medicines have disappeared from the running conversation international sanctions came in because the foreign in britain say i'm a from can no longer make their way into iran people with cancer and him ophelia wait often ended with bad news but the drug is not available their chances of survival are getting ever slimmer as sanctions heat patients instead of politicians officials estimate a total of six million iranian patients could be in danger because of the drug deficit in the vendor local and international media reported on the first death apparently caused by the shortage. a fifteen year old boy who suffers from him ophelia couldn't get the medicine he desperately needed despite a frantic search by his family and he died in hospital on. the west you know used predator now they tried sanctions on the military sector then they realized we actually started making progress there but they wanted to weaken destabilize the country and the government is their

this is chef josh korn from paul martin's american bistro here in roseville, california, and today we're gonna be preparing our butter lettuce salad for you. this is an extremely easy salad that anybody could prepare at home, all easily accessible ingredients from a supermarket, and we're gonna go ahead and throw this together for you. so what we have here is butter lettuce, also known as boston lettuce or bibb lettuce. what you want to do is take this and just give it a quick tear so that the leaves aren't too big when you're ready to eat it. also have a little bit of fresh organic arugula here. that goes in, as well, adds a nice peppery element. and just a tiny pinch of sea salt just to boost the favor of everything. right here we ve a really nice cider maple vinaigrette. that gets lightly drizzled over the top. you don't want to drown the salad. just enough to coat all the leaves. you can use a couple of slices of apple. you can use fuji, braeburn, whatever type of apple you like. adds a nice flavor and a nice crunch. slice that down. a couple of pieces of apple in the bowl. gonna ahe

the game is played by college cup teamss, and the competition continues tomorrow in roseville. >> it looks like they're having great weather out here just like we have had bay area. >> leigh: we certainly have. upper 60s. low 70s. we'll check on the highs. but first let's check in with live doppler 7hd. we're sweeping live, and no returns. so mainly clear sky, although a little fog banking up near the coast. let's take you live from the high definition east bay camera, looking down towards the bay bridge there, and we're saying mainly clear conditions, although some fog is starting to develop towards the north bay. highs today, santa rosa, 72. napa, 73. concord, 67. san jose, 68. 73 in monterey. another shot from our roof cam high definition looking over the transamerica pyramid in the financial district in san francisco. we're looking at clear sky there with san francisco, 49. 52, oakland. novato, 45. santa cruz, 50. livermore, 47. and even the bay bridge, seeing some clear conditions overhead. santa rosa, light fog. 42. napa, 43. concord, 47. 47 right now in clear sky in los gatos.

the game is played by college cup teamss, and the competition continues tomorrow in roseville. >> it looks like they're having great weather out here just like we have had in the bay area. >> leigh: we certainly have. upper 60s. low 70s. we'll check on the highs. but first let's check in with live doppler 7hd. we're sweeping live, and no returns. so mainly clear sky, although a little fog banking up near the coast. let's take you live from the high definition east bay camera, looking down towards the bay bridge there, and we're saying mainly clear conditions, although some fog is starting to develop towards the north bay. highs today, santa rosa, 72. napa, 73. concord, 67. san jose, 68. 73 in monterey. another shot from our roof cam high definition looking over the transamerica pyramid in the financial district in san francisco. we're looking at clear sky there with san francisco, 49. 52, oakland. novato, 45. santa cruz, 50. livermore, 47. and even the bay bridge, seeing some clear conditions overhead. santa rosa, light fog. 42. napa, 43. concord, 47. 47 right now in clear sky in los

being played on the fields in roseville. they are competing for the western cup championship.yed by college teams and feature seekers and beaters and of course the golden cup. they know all about the harry potter world. >> that is kind of neat. we are looking at another nice day but beginning to cool down and getting back to reality in fact, today will be the last day where we can enjoy temperatures above average. live look outside from mount tam. a little bit of haze but high pressure still in control. live doppler 7-hd, very quiet. that will be changing and most significant system to visit will come the early part of the week, tuesday when most folks go back to work. right now it is clear out there with a little bit of stubborn fog around the shark tank. much of the south bay and central coast has been cool with numbers and around 50 degrees. 52 right now. mid 40s in the north bay. 51 in san francisco and oakland, 43 and novato pretty cool. bay bridge, we do have sunny conditions around the east bay. it should be another nice afternoon when f you want to enjoy the outdoors.

iran produces ninety six percent of its own medicine but the roma to roseville half of them come from abroad more than fifty vital medicines have disappeared from the running farmer says international sanctions came in because the foreign in britain c m a from can no longer make their way into iran people with cancer and jim ophelia wait often ended with bad news that their drug is not available their chances of survival are getting ever slimmer as sanctions hit patients instead of politicians officials estimate a total of six million iranian patients could be in danger because of the drug deficit in the van by local and international media reported on the first death apparently caused by the shortage. a fifteen year old boy who suffers from hemophilia couldn't get the medicine he desperately needed despite a frantic search by his family and he died in hospital on. the west try to do now they tried sanctions on the military sector then we realized we actually started making progress there but they wanted to weaken destabilize the country and the government is their aim this is why the

roseville, warren. southfield. it's not a race -- don't make it so much about race. it's green. yeah, whites ran away and there's no place to run anymore. >> what i'm saying is one of the things we learned is that green and black are often connected in ways that you can't simply remove -- >> don't forget to say the good things about this country and black and white relations. we're doing okay. we're doing okay. >> sure, we're doing okay -- >> we're not great. it's not heaven. >> comparatively. i think it's a bit like saying once you're halfway through a race, great, then give up. >> no, i didn't say that. >> we are doing better in some important ways. >> tell them that. they're all watching you. we're doing okay. >> we're doing what we're doing, and suggesting sort of platitudes about we're doing okay doesn't get us to a policy prescription and discussion about how race does, in fact, affect the economic decisions that are made. >> -- didn't want to sit in the back of the bus, the bus service was better across the southern united states -- >> than it is now. >> i want to say tha

the wake forest roseville high school student has a tradition of dropping to one knee for a two second the ref gave him a warning stalling the match and deducting a point. the wrestler wound up losing that match. the coach says is he looking into the rule. >> those are your headlines. >> rick reichmuth outside the first alert forecast. hey, rick. >> little bit of snow flying out here right now. not worry not going to be that bad. new england tomorrow big storm. take a look at the weather maps. see the temps right now across the country. it's cold across much of the northern plains. really across a lot of the northern country. it's cool. the southeast is going to get some the coldest air they have seen so much if a this year. hard freeze warnings in effect central florida and panhandle and south georgia. south eastern alabama. temps going to be inned mid 20s for extended period of time. that's going to be the case tonight and tomorrow night. so just be prepared for that. look at the rest of the first alert forecast across the northeast today there will be scattered snow flurries from ti