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. >>> rowan university is the first college to require its campus police officers to wear body cameras vernon odom has that story. >> rowan university police officer jeremy ruckland heads out to patrol the campus and the community wearing a major new piece of gear, this is the soebd day all the 35 officers here are wearing body cameras, all are required to where one during their shifts. they are the first university in new jersey to wear the cameras. >> we deal with disorderly conduct with students in general, from public urination and public intoxication. >> we want every incident recorded as they take place so if we receive complaints against officers we can look at what the officers did. >> here at rowan they quickly decided the close-up body camera shows a better look at the incident. >> during this time period i watched it go from a security department to a full fledged police department from s.w.a.t. and emergency response team. >> it's a good idea, so you get both sides you see the police were acting professionally or if the kids were out of line or vice versa. the students endo

rowan campus police are playing it safe.urity officers wearing body cameras. >> the university started using the new surveillance equipment, well that was monday. lauren, we'll have to wait and see how it turns snout. >> that's right. rowan public safety leaders chose body cams, they get up close and personal, so the small gadget will be strapped to their chose recording every move they make, 34 officers now trained and wearing the high tech gear. rowan university unveiling the program. then press middle button twice. it will stop recording. >> when they stop recording 130 agree view it, records sound and it close to the camera lens itself as close to the human eye as possible. >> rowan police say this will help them know and understand what happens during every single police end counter one student we caught up with said she thinks this plan might backfire. >> /think it will make student act out little more. i know you are wearing one you can't do there is you can't do that. >> all you see are people sharing videos of polic

i'll hold my breath. >> rowan reels in anticipation. ruby revs up the engine and lets her rip. >> ahh. that hurt just a little bit. >> the pint-sized stunt is executed to perfection, except for one minor detail. >> well, it got lost in the gravel. >> the loose tooth flies from rowan's mouth, landing -- well, no one is quite sure where it lands. >> we didn't know if it was in the driveway or it flew into the side, but it was probably in front by the gravel, so i thought that i was probably going to find it but i didn't. >> there was a little lack of foresight there, where the tooth would be left, all the gravel. i didn't really think that one through. i was just thinking where's a good place for her to take off on the motorcycle and then we could not find the tooth, and that's kind of unfortunate. >> as far as rowan is concerned, he has some explaining to do to a certain dental pixie. >> dear tooth fairy, i am sorry i lost my tooth from a motorcycle -- >> well, to make up for that, i just wrote a note to the tooth fairy so i would still

rowan is the first college police force to begin using body cameras on police uniforms. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter shows us how the cameras will work. >> from a once sleepy college to a sprawling university rowan university is on the cutting edge of technology. now all officers on shift will be armed with one of these. a taser model body camera which records sound and 130-degree range of crisp video. university public investigators took us behind closed doors to demonstrate how officers start and finish their day and show us the police videos that show them over dash board cameras for their cruisers. >> if we turn off the lights and illuminate something with the flash flight. that's going to see what your eyes see. it's not going to see a digitalized photo, auto enhanced. >> it's a nearly $100,000 purchase for 34 cameras on two campuses. rowan university is no stranger to crime or the transient population. >> they're not here to start it. they're not here to learn. they look at the students and want to prey on the students. crime on campuses is theft, assaults a

. >>> rowan university's police officers now equipped with something no other college or university in new jersey has. the school becoming the first in the state to arm its campus police officers with body cameras. >> when it starts blinking you can press the button in the middle. you hear that. you press the middle button twice and it will start recording. >> reporter: rowan university glassboro and stratford campus police are wearing body cameras strapped on their chest recording their encounters were problems arise. >> there's a lot of hear say and everybody says this and everybody says that, but the camera never lies. it tells the truth. >> 34 officers now trained and wearing the high-tech equipment. the university unveiling details of the program that went into effect monday. >> when the officer is recording you have 130-degree view. all right. it records sound and it's closest to the camera the lense itself is as closest to the human eye as possible. >> rowan public safety leaders choosing body cams over dash cams because they can get up close and personal. university officials s

. >>> "nbc 10" was at a lacrosse tournament honoring the rowan student while walking on campus.terday seven teams competed in farrell's honor at rowan's intramural field in glassboro gloucester county. none of the players knew him personally but they wanted to honor him. >> seniors graduate new students come in stories get this lost. that's why it's important to remember him. >> wanted to get donnie's story out there. we want to get closure for his family. >> money will help create a scholarship in his name. organizers hope it will rekindle the search for his killer. certainly those kids they're really respectful. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> a wet start to our week as heavy rain falls across the region creating a messy morning commute. >>> the "nbc 10" first alert radar tracking more rain on the way. it's na glob of green there moving northward and eastward it looks like. we'll tell you how much to expect coming up in the forecast. >> it will be with us for a little while. plus praying fo

rowan university's campus police officers are now armed with body cameras. rowan opting for the body cams over dash cams because they were more cost effective and provide up close and personal perspective. when the officer finishes his shot the camera docked and downloaded. body cameras will make officers and students saver most students think. >> all you see on facebook now is people sharing videos of police beating up people don the wrong thing. so anything that they can do to prevent that would be good. >> the object of these cameras is transparency. to show our community what we're doing out here. >> the school's 34 police officers began wearing the body cameras yesterday. the five year program costing the university $95,000. >>> new jersey governor chris christie says that he has big plans to help cut the nation's deficits. speaking today in new hampshire the presidential hopeful proposed pushing back the age of eligibility for social security and medicare. the governor also pushing to end benefits for retirees with annual incomes of $200,000 or more. >

five year body camera program costing rowan $95,000.awn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> a large cargo ship having some problems in the delaware river overnight. the explorer ran around near the tacony-palmyra bridge. coast guard waited for high tide this morning. then used a tugboat to pull the freighter loose. no one was hurt and the ship was not damaged. >>> governor chris christie is proposing big changes to social security ahead of what could be a run for president. the possible gop candidate speaking in one of those key primary states new hampshire today. christie owes wants to push back the age of eligibility for social security and medicare. even eliminate them for people making $200,000 or more a year. it's part of a plan he says would cut deficits by $1 trillion in 10 years. the governor was later asked about a possible run for president and his answer sure sounded a lot like someone running for president. >> i've governed in a very difficult place that looks much more like washington d.c. than anybody else has governed. i feel with

the five year body camera program costing rowan $95,000. dawn timoney, "fox 29 news". >>> 4:21 the time. and today marks the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. how many the city plans to remember that tragedy. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin. phillies had wild game against the mets last night. let's go to new york, chase utley in the first. matt harvey struck out but inbetween, chase utley homerun in the first inning, two in the game had three hits, but in the second against buchanon bases loaded lucas through to the double gives the mets four-one lead. manager for the mets was thrown out. but the mets win it six-five. nasty line drive. back to cleveland. carlos the pitcher against the white sox now looks bad but the glove his glove actually deflected the ball little built he has a jaw bruise no concussion. >> ron hextall will address the media will address whether his head coach craig will be back next season. things are quai net flyers land. i heard it could go either way. kind aft

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that's all rowan clothing. >> yes. >> cat designs jewelry, also in here. and you can put jewelry with pattern's. >> absolutely. when you want to put jewel with pattern, you want bold pieces that pop but don't take away and make the outfit too busy. so, for example, on emily, she is wearing black and white bracelets. that just add to the outfit. then she wearing one of my most popular pieces, the double choker. so emily, can you just turn around? and can you just move the strings? >> oh, that's cool. >> so that's so young, it is so cool, and emily, can you switch it around to put the arrow head in the front? as well? >> oh, that's why it is a double choker. >> double choker. you can wear it both ways. >> love it, way to go. and you see that actually can lion the stripes, and it pops. it doesn't take away from it. >> all right. thank you, emily, you look gorgeous. obviously emily is one of the younger model. and she's rad i can justly good looking. now we have dawn, just smidge over 20. >> tell us what she is doing and i love the patterns together again. >>

the fist police agency at a new jersey college or university to use those devices at rowan university. all officers have been trained on the commitment. they met with campus student groups to discuss the program. >> we're now just over five months away from the pope. i sat down with the man that will be the official host of the pope while he is here. >> almost every day there is aday when i'm holding my breath. >> drawing crowds of two million people, jeff puts security and transportation at the top of his biggest concerns. >> my biggest worry is getting people from here to there in a timely fashion. >> they assure us that experts in both fields are on it. the head of the area's roman catholics admittedly stuped by sol of the less glamorous associated cottssts. >> you see the biller if the port-a-potties, for example. >> which is how much? >> we're looking about maybe $1.2 million. >>> and he will make his way through a crowd on saturday and sunday. >> i get to ride in the pope mobile with him. that's how closely be-- close i will be to the situation. i'm his host that's a great privi

miranda police officer dan rowan spots the suspect nearby reportedly holding the stolen rifle to hisn. rowan radios dispatch. >> hispanic male he's got a gun to his neck. >> reporter: have lens >> reporter: valencia ignores demands to drop the rifle. a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned. >> stand off. the gun isloaded. >> those are one of the things that elevate the situation. >> reporter: moments later, quickly speeding up officer michael rapico slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney michelle metzger. >> my hope is this will be some kind of internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to i want as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> reporter: that was miguel almaguer reporting. the police department are calling the takedown violent and unorthodox but in this case necessary. let's check the forecast with chuck bell. good morning. >>> good morning, eun. april showers aplenty around the area. yesterday we ha

. >> students from rowan university took narcotic back to the borough campaign. more than a thousand abdomen were involved in projects all over glassboro. they helped needs put up the yard and use welch as well. most of it was individual homeowners who needed extra hands around the house. >> it was perfect day to put your car out spin. especially if broad engler of the other. >> it doubles as fundraiser for the same called rick cancer foup found daition. >> there was certainly a lot to see even if it's a few more wheels before you're allowed behind the wheel young man. >> this is amazing accomplishment from a local runner big thumbs up west chester mag didn't guteraa half finishing running world championships in italy this morning. she has gr reason to smile. she placed nourj world. usa teammates and. >> maggie logged 146 miles we figured that's five and a half mar thonz. u.s. men had a greet race fourth place finish con sgratlations to team usa. >> i can't drive that distance without getting tired. it's incredible. >> tax deadline is still away but if you somewh

. >> rowan university campus police now wearing body cameras strapped to their chess recording foreign count that's happened. >> thirty-four officers now trained and wearing the high-tech equipment as of monday rowan public safety leaders chose body cameras over dash cams for economic reasons and because they can put up close and personal information out there. >> when the officers recording, you have 130 degrees view all right it records sounds, and it close to the remora, lens itself close to the human eye as possible. >> so, when an officer finishes a shift the footage is then download dollars at a docking station. if arrest is made, or charges are brought the footage is then dropped into evidence for court proceedings. >>> that should help. >> yes. >> all right coming up: president obama drops cuba from state terrorism littles. some lawmakers are already vowing to fight his decision. >> let's take another live look outside after a gloomy and damp day. sunshine returns. sue will have your full forecast next. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in t

this is kelly drive at boathouse rowan accident involving an overturned vehicle. see the flashing lights here the vehicle overturned on the jogging path by the boathouse, you have to watch the conditions it is wet and the speed and the wet conditions created the accident. no injuries reported. traffic is squeezing by, stick to mlk drive or the schuylkill. doylestown shuttle busing out bound to doyle next week. >> reporter: we have precipitation popping through philadelphia up toward trenton. we have a lightning strike south of trenton no longer burlington county. this guy is pushing toward surf city. other than that we're dry to the west. looks like we'll get into a lull through a good portion of the day. still cool early, 45 by 9:00 a.m. 60 by noon. clouds and sun in the afternoon. a temperature of 71 by 3:00. high of 73 around 4:00 p.m. after 3:00 p.m. up until 6:00 we're on the look out for showers and gusty storms. wewe have a system heading our way. philadelphia showing a spotty shower more of the same in boston newark, and jfk, as well. so far so good, no ma

rowan police will debut body cameras. all officers have been trained to use them. it's costing the university $95,000. they have met with student groups to discuss the program. the department says it's the first police agency to use body cameras. >>> and the camden county police department is working to get 100 body cameras for officers as quickly as possible they say. the department has been testing cameras from several different companies and is working to get federal and state money to buy them. the body cameras will add to the current network of surveillance cameras and gunshot microphones that are placed throughout the city. >>> the california man beaten by sheriff's deputies after a three-hour pursuit on horseback is sharing his side of the story. >> that's right. the incident played out in the desert north of los angeles and it was all caught on camera. 30-year-old frances jarrett pusock complied with orders to put his hands behind his back. the deputies were trying to serve him a warrant. they cuffed his hands and legs and began beating him and tasing him.

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marana police officer dan rowan spots the suspect holding the rifle to his chin. >> the gun to his neck[ gunshot ] >> reporter: a single shot is fired into the air by valencia. >> one round just went out. >> a unit -- stand off, stand off! the gun is loaded! >> reporter: moments later, officer rapiejko rams the suspect. >> oh! >> reporter: valencia's attorney outraged by the use of force. >> i do believe the intent was to kill my client. it's a miracle that he's not dead. >> reporter: with officer rapiejko cleared of all criminal charges, tonight there's public debate whether the action saved lives or displayed excessive force. while the officer behind the wheel has been cleared of any criminal charges, he does face an internal conduct probe here at police headquarters. the police chief telling us he stands by his officer's side. as for the suspect, he's been released from the hospital. he faces 11 felony charges and has not yet entered a plea. lester? >> miguel, thank you. >>> we turn to politics tonight. and some provocative comments by new jersey governor chris christie who hasn't sa

what these young people will be doing until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow morning walking around the track at rowanniversity in glassboro, new jersey. students are taking part in carnival for a cure to raise money to fight cancer. they started their walk at 6:00 o'clock tonight which means they will get for 12 straight hours. >>> and, every father knows, including this one, daughters can grow up in the blink of an eye. so tonight was extra special for these dad in drexel hill. this is the great guy dance where dad escorted their daughters for a night of dancing and fun. and these young ladies were all girl scouts from service unit 507 in marple newtown. making a special appearance one of our favorite girl scouts josey dennis, who was there with her dad matt dennis who is an executive producer here at "action news". >>> they make a cute couple. >> they are cute. >> there you go. >>> philadelphia flyers need to find a new coach. >> they do, again, this happens a lot with them. ten coaches in 20 years. that will be flyers fate that gm ron hextall fired coach craig berube. he was told he would be let g

short time later dash cam video shows officer dan rowan shadowing valencia as he walked down the street point valencia fires the weapon. there are so many people around him as he walks down a street a gun fight would risk hurting other people and police body armor doesn't protect them from that kind of weapon. that car comes up, another officer and decides that bullets wouldn't be as effective as a 2-ton police car and as you can see there he just slammed into valencia who amazingly did survive the incident. now, valencia's lawyer says there was no warning no attempt at engaging in a conversation to deescalate that situation then her client was in distress and in no danger to the public. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we're saving this man's life who is suicidal by almost killing him. i mean, he could have died. it's miraculous that he didn't die given how hard he was hit. >> he comes around the corner. he knows several things. you know, that the guy is not obeying commands, the guy has a high powered rifle the guy has already cranked off one round and the guy is very near to a heav

valencia stealing a 3030 rifle a nearby wal-mart a short time later this dash cam video shows officer dan rowan shadowing valencia as he walked down the street. at one point he actually fires the weapon he's holding. because it is a busy street police say a gun fight would have risked hurting other people and police body armor does not offer protection from this kind of rifle. here's the disturbing patch. watch screen right that cop car comes along and slams into that suspect. he decides, that officer, that a 2-ton police car would be more effective and safer for the public to take out that suspect than firing bullets. now, he did slam into him but amazingly valencia survived the incident and his lawyer says the officer offered no warning and that there was no attempt at engaging in a conversation to deescalate the situation. she claims her client was in distress and can be seen pointing the gun at his head and addd that he was no danger to the public. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we're saving this man's life who is suicidal by almost killing him 78 i mean, he could have died. it's miracu

course in january to win the title.Ñi >>> meanwhile "nbc 10" was at a lacrosse tournament honoring the rowannny farrell still remains okunsolved. seven teams remain. none of the players knew farrell to honor r >> graduate new kids come in stories get lost that's why it's important for this to be remembered. >> we want to get donny's story back out there. anything wet(q can ñ=1ñ that was another main reason we did this event. we want to get some closure for this family. >> moneyfá for the tournament will helpçó create a scholarship in donny's nay or dash. >> thousands of runners haveçó raised money about the life saving power of organ and tissueq donation. "nbc 10" was at the donor dash at the philadelphia museum of art. 20th year for the event. right now in our region alone more than 6 240urks men women and childreni] are waiting for transplants. >>> summer airfare is going down. paying for flights. >>> plus, a cop pulls a woman í$ m her car moments before it catches fire. you'll see the rescue up next. . . . . . >>> about five minutes before 5:00. we have breaking news out of europe this

. >>> dozens of students at rowan university in new jersey are sending a strong message about sexuale. they took part tonight in a take back the night event at glassboro campus student center. students wrote messages on t-shirts and hung them on a clothes line for all to see. the goal, to show support for victims have of sexual violence. >>> flyers in action, in south philadelphia tonight, here's jamie apody. >> it is almost over, jim. eighty down, two to go for flyers in this miserable season but they are doing best they can to get out on a high note. fan appreciation night at wells fargo center. they had to appreciate flyers taking a four -one lead. carlo gave them a three goal advantage. would you believe that the islanders made that up. with under 30 seconds to go anders lee beats steve mason to tie the game and secure that one point they needed to clinch the playoff spot. you think? in the so fast. under three seconds to play, three seconds he somehow lets that brayden schenn shot in. flyers win five-four. what a finish. three goals between these teams in the final one minute an

if you're heading to rowan for class. watch out for a crash at 322 at beau owe boulevard. a 5k in delaware that will give you a lot of closings. >>> this is new video of a volcano in southern chile spewing ash into the sky. the volcano had not erupted since 1972. it has erupted twice within 24 hours. 4,000 people have moved out of the area. the activation radius in place is 1 miles per hour wide. >>> new this morning a paroled sex offender in huntington utah is accused of stealing a school bus and tried to pick up a child. he found a list of names and direction. when he tried to pick up a child, a father stepped in. police arrested him while he was on the way to another child's house. >> today is take our daughter and sons to work day. the first lady invited children from the washington, d.c. i child and family services. including children of parents who work at the would you also. she took questions. >> how old are you? >> 51. what does that mean, what is that look? >> say that again give her the mic. >> you're too young for 51-year-old. >> what was that babe, i didn't he

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officer rowan spots the suspect theesh reportedly holding the stolen rifle to his chin.ch. >> he's got the gun to his neck. >> reporter: valencia ignores demands to drop the rifle. [ gunshot ] >> reporter: a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned sp. >> the gun is loaded. >> these are things that elevate the situation. >> reporter: moments later, speeding up the officer slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic endingment. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney michelle metzger. >> my hope is there will be an internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think the decision to put an end to it as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> reporter: hospitalized for two days the suspect faces 11 felony charges and remains in jail. as for the officer behind the wheel he's been cleared of criminal wrongdoing and uh thousand is -- now is in the process of administrative review at the police department. thomas? >> miguel thank you so much. that video is the subject of our next bing pulse question

an extra set of eyes on students at rowan university. why police are now using body cameras to patrol campus. >>> we've been telling you about this for about the past hour philadelphia police investigating here after a body was found inside this burning car. sky force 10 was over the vehicle along hog island road in southwest philadelphia. firefighters found the body as they put out the car fire. right now, it's not clear who that person is or what caused the fire. stay with nbc 10 as we work to get new information on this breaking story. >>> right now at 5:30 a graffiti spree tags businesses and properties in one jersey shore town. some of the images and messages are small. but the others you can't help but notice. the graffiti all over the township. >> and the artist isn't just using the paint can to get his message across. ted greenberg explains. >> i feel like it took some time to actually do this. >> tracy says having her consignment shop's truck scrawled with graffiti was bad enough. then she saw how the apparent artist boasted abo

. >>> now south jersey, rowan university police will debut their body cameras. it will cost about $95,000. they'll meet with student leaders to discuss the program. it's the first police agency at a new jersey college or university to use body cameras. >>> meanwhile, officials with camden county police are checking out body cameras for officers and say they want to put them to use as soon as possible. the department has been testing cameras from several different companies and is working to get state and federal grant money to buy them. the body cameras would add to the department's current network of surveillance cameras and gun shop detectives placed throughout the city of camden. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> coming up on 6:37. rain is falling through much of the area right now tracking light showers, heavier downpours. that's later today. parts of delaware and south jersey. tomorrow on track for the return of sunshine. you don't need your sunglasses today but grab the umbrella. reading, wilmington, light rain in

rowan radios dispatch. >> he has the gun to his neck. >> reporter: valencia ignores the man telling himto drop the rifle. a single shot fired by suspect. >> these are the kinds of things that elevate the situation. >> reporter: moments later quickly speeding up this officer slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney, michelle metsger. >> my hope is that there will be some kind of internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to it as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> oh! >> reporter: that was. >>> miguel almaguer reporting. the suspect was hospitalized for two days and now faces 11 felony charges. as for the officer behind the wheel, he was cleared of any wrong doing and is back on the force. the department is calling the take-down violent and unorthodox but they say it was necessary. >>> there is a new show down brewing on capitol hill. the response is already triggering some heated debate. >> reporter: the historic announcement

>> kelly rowan. >> yeah.when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion that karma bit me in the --. i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my execution or execute me and get it over with. whereas now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, two years or ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> in utah if you were convicted before a certain date you were given a choice between lethal injection and the firing squad. and when i asked ralph the very sobering question of what method have you chosen for your execution, he, in no one certain terms said -- >> i chose to be executed by

stealing a 3030 rifle from a near why wal-mart a short time later this dash cam video shows officer dan rowanwalked down the street. at one point valencia fires the weapon but because it's a busy street police say a gun fight would have risked hurting other people and police body armor does not offer protection from this kind of rifle. watch screen right as officer michael rapico comes up and decides slaming into that suspect way 2-ton police car would be more effective and safer for the public than firing bullets. he slams into him who amazingly did survive the incident. valencia's lawyers say the officer offered no warning and there was no attempt at engaging in a conversation to deescalate the situation. she claims her client was in distress and can be seen pointing the gun at his head and added that even though he had a gun he was no danger to the public. >> i find it ludicrous to say that we're saving this man's life who is suicidal by almost killing him. i mean, he could have died. it's miraculous that he didn't die given how hard he was hit. >> he comes around the corner. he knows seve

. >> and rowan university want to help people in need of bone marrow donations find matches.tball team over there is hosting their seventh annual bee the match registry from 9:00 until 4:00 today in the university's chamberland student center. they want the public to know that no needles will be given and no blood taken at this event. the whole process takes 15 minutes, all they do is they swab your cheek with a little, you know, little swab. >> q tip in your cheek could help save a life. silly process. >> a man impersonate ago police officer. >> so in this latest incident the man duped a woman walking near 52nd and cedar by flashing fake badge and then he asks to put her to put her purse down. then he takes off with it. police say similar incidents have happened three times last week. and in some cases he even knows and uses his victim's names. >> describe g as really knowing police procedures, very confident very believable as to police officer. >> police are looking for two suspect and get-away car. dark colored new err nissan you will tim a. police say if you're not sure

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rowan radios dispatch. >> he's got the gun to his neck.alencia ignores the man to drop the rifle. >> a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned. >> the gun is loaded. >> this is one of those things that elevates the situation. >> moments later, quickly speeding up, officer michael ripico slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. the suspect's attorney, michelle metzge my hope is that there will be some kind of an internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to it as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> oh! >> hospitalized for two days, the suspect faces 11 felony charges and remains in jail. as for the officer behind the wheel he was cleared of criminal wrongdoing in three days though he's still under administrative review, he could face disciplinary actions, but police saying he did the right thing. matt? >> miguel almaguer. >> i think if you just see the video and knew nothing about the story you immediat

>> where we do multiple tests like the finesse, the obstacle course, then we compete at rowan university, then we go go to nationals. >> with robots? >> yes. >> where do you test these robots? under water? >> well, we go -- >> in a pool? show me a pool, man, cool. so the sea bots have a pool, indoor pool, i might lose with you my ear piece, so i'm talk little bit. up do guys get to be here all the day part of the day? how long during the day are you here? >> we come here every day after school to practice. >> oh, my gosh. look who is here. another guy who loves science. >> that's right. how are you? i'm having fun with the sea bots here. talking little bit about rov. so basically, explain little bit about what this actually is. >> rov stand for remotely operated vehicle which means that it is a robot that's attached with a tether to a control box. >> i'm going to stop you. this is middle into. >> yes, it is. >> you guys are so prepared for everything for the rest of your life. that's awesome. >> yes. >> and i understand that you guys do land based robots when you get to high school? >> y

rowan radios dispatch. >> he's got the gun to his neck. >> reporter: valencia ignores demands to drop. a single shot fired by the suspect. officers are warned. >> the gun is loaded. >> those are one of the things that elevate the situation. >> reporter: moment later, quickly speeding up officer michael rapico slams into the suspect. a violent and dramatic ending. >> i think it's clearly excessive police force. >> reporter: the suspect's attorney, michelle metzger. >> my slope there will be some kind of an internal investigation into the actions of this officer. >> i think that the decision to put an end to it as quickly as you can was a good decision. >> reporter: hospitalized for two days, the suspect faces 11 felony counts. as for that officer, he was put on administrative leave and is now back on the force. the police department saying while unorthodox and violent, that takedown was necessary and may have saved lives. jose? >> miguel almaguer thank you very much. >>> a bombing anniversary. a dust storm pileup and teachers sentenced for cheating. let's zoom through today's top stori

tier one being the first rough -- rowan roughly the easiest, although easiest is a relative term in an area as remote as the arctic and tier 5 being the most difficult from a technology perspective. you will note immediately that there are pictures in tiers 1, 2 and 3 and no pictures in tier 4 and 5 and that's because tiers 4 and 5 have not yet been proven, not yet, i always say. i'm in the research business and that's what we're working on now. the other item i would point out to you is the red text illustrates where the u.s. potential is located and the majority of the u.s. potential, 90% of undiscovered potential is assessed to be in the buford in less than 100 meters of water depth and you can see the photos in tier 3 you can see exploration technology which was demonstrated in the '70s in the canadian and u.s. overseas and they were in the 2000s and in the '90s and 2000s and finally with regard to well control technology improvements, there's been significant improvement post the macondo tragedy and also by the regulators. this particular display we call the bow tie for obvious re

[laughter] >> how would you advise governor rowan or on funding, financing and policy towards our state higher education from the university, community colleges et cetera? >> i certainly think that in general there has been a big withdraw of funding from higher education. not just illinois, but across the country. that is part of what is led to the huge increase in student loans that i've mentioned before. i think prioritizing education. i can't speak specifically about funding, but generally education has got to be one of the best investment that we can make as a society, as a government as well as individuals. secondly, we have to spend this manner. i am not close enough to know what is going where peer just in general, my observation is schools have been tending to put you much money into infrastructure overhead kind of things. sometimes because people will donate for a building, but not for submission. we need to make sure the money is going into educators and into the basics. generally speaking, investments in our education system will pay off in terms of attract and employers, in