libertarian shaun hau. in a polling survey, you poll 11% of the vote. it's respectable.ou think? >> i'm pretty happy about that. i think it both well not just for me, but any independent or third party candidate. >> i have to ask you the question that people ask about a third party. which candidate do you think you can be the spoiler for. hagan or tillis. >> as far as i'm concerned. they are spoiling my chances. >> republicans, democrats, libertarians, me, either of my opponents, no one owns the votes. every individual person owns their own votes. they'll decide in late october, early november how to cast the votes. we have to earn them. it's my job to earn it. nothing is given to me, or to either of them. >> hi, i'm shaun, running as a libertarian. my immigration policy is simple. i believe in open borders, all people have the right to travel and seek a better opportunity for themselves and their families. many are in restaurants, which is awesome. >> as far as i'm concerned, if you feel the need to know what i'm looking at on the internet. that is sicker than anything

shaun making his debut very recently, he's a man on the way up. going about his normal job. such a mun dame piece of cricket. philip has been batting. the ball as old, pitch back, he missed it. on any other occasion, there's no consequence. he may get out to it. the consequences are a routine piece of cricket. they have been tragic, and he has come to grips with that. >> geoffrey lawson, appreciate your time. thank you for now >>> the death of philip hughes has been felt not just in australia, but around the contributing world. day two of the third test match between pakistan and new zealand has been called off as a mark of respect. we can go to our sports correspondent lee wellings live in our london studio. the death of philip hughes sure to have a huge impact on the game, not just in australia, but around the world. >> it will initially, and for a time being i imagine it will be psych logic by difficult for cricke crickete cricketers, professional or amateur to go on to the fooled and not think of him. there's a feel factor. 140 k/hr being bowled. yes batts me feel they a

shaun. thank you very much. >> we are living in the 21st city. emp. what does that stand for and i am talking devastation that it cau >> imagine for a moment if the country lost all power and no electricity or food or medical supplies and no transportation. i know it may seem like an overthe topdomsday scenario. but one major threat that could cause it. it is called an emp. the simplest definition is a burst of gamma rays. it could virtually take us back to the stone age in minutes. >> there are three major scenarios that could produce an emp. nuclear devination in space. low level nuclear weapons could knock out power all over the country. and the second would be an attack on our system from an enemy and done by low- grade targeted weapons and a process that is unsophisticated and even if we are successful in avoiding enemy attacks there is one more final factor, the sun. it can be produced by solar storms. the last one took place in 1859 and according to nasa there is a 12 percent chance of one occur nothing the next decade. >> the result would be c

. >> we'll go to shaun in cambridge, a student up there. go ahead, shaun. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and thanks for c-span. i'm a graduate student and i'm actually blind. i was interested in asking question related to accessible materials for students with disabilities in higher education. i just was wondering if you could speak to efforts underway to make sure that technologies that are developed, course management interfaces, electronic textbooks, tablets things like that used in the classroom are accessible to people with disabilities and in particular, i was interested in commenting on a bill that's in congress called the t chat to set out voluntary guidelines to achieve that. the american council on education came out in opposition to that bill. i'm just wondering if you could speak to where northwestern stands on that and if there's any possibility that the university that apprise the council on education might reach out to them that this bill is important. >> all right, shaun. >> i didn't know about the bill, but i am go

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eric shaun has the story.nd voter cases are popping up and in tennessee, charged with finding votes. and state representative indicted on 19 voter fraud charges. >> and in long iowa land they investigated several voter fraud allegations. >> i think it is often exaggerated and i don't condone it and it is important to be vigilant against it. >> reporter: in maryland it happen on 20 machines and could not replacate it in the testing. they raised eyebrows a list where people can vote without a voter id. north carolina, they taped campaign workers that a illegal immigrant can vote. georgia mason estimates in 20086.4 noncitizens voted and gave obama his win in north carolina. fewer citizens voted in 2010. and the nevada secretary of state russ miller who created a task force say they are on guard. >> they are making sure the people have confidence. and you have to have a diligent set up and go after those individuals. >> there is double voting in nevada and candidates who are not eligible to run. >> be sure to watc

right, the officer's attorney says the alleged behavior is wholly inappropriate, and he said that shaun harrington feels rotten about it. he says he realizing that he has tarnished the badge and he is sorry. tonight, he's been slapped with this criminal complaint. >> it is impulsive, immature, and inappropriate in every sense of the word. >> reporter: as defense attorney michael rain says california highway patrol officer shaun harrington is willing to pay the price for his actions. he says the dublin base -- shared them with two other officers. search warrant documents detail text messages sent between them. here body is rocking, states one, another reads taken from the phone of my incustody while she's in x-rays. enjoy, buddy. >> women who have been victimized by this deserve to be angry and upset because it's not a game. it's a serious matter. >> now harrington faces criminal charges t contra costa county district attorney's office filed charges today. two felony counts of computer data theft. >> obviously something harmful was done, this is an extreme invasion of privacy to these yo

welcome to "access hollywood", weekend edition i'm shaun robinson and we are going to start with miley red carpet fashion at nature of style. >> the sexy straps that stole the show miley was more than revealing in this black gown with sequin embroidery escorted and this year halloween costumes but this wasn't the only look pushing boundary. rihanna had heads turning in her ford. he was man of the night honored with the inspiration award. and rihanna dets was pawr party on top with the metallic flower embroider bust. among the rest of the stellar style event host gwynneth with a design by a different ford plunging tuxedo jacket and flare trousers and auctioneer sharon stone mix things up in a plunging makeal kors jump suit. >> i have had a rough 4 month. i felt like i had 17 glass of wine. >>reporter: pregnancy chick

which struck hughes. >> shaun's holding up well. i had a shat to limb last night and was incredibly impressed by the way he held himself and his maturity. >> a date has not been confirmed, a state memorial service will be held at the sydney cricket ground, the venue where philip hughes played his first and final game of first class cricket >>> now, pele thanked fans for their concerns, insisting that his health problems are not serious. the brazilian football legend is treated for aurin airway invction. the -- urinary infection. he had been transferred to a special care unit. he said he was moved for privacy reasons and is looking forward to spending the holidays with his family. >> bokka juniors have been beaten, reaching the copa sub-marikana. it had finished scoreless, bokka had the chance to take the lead in the first minute. the penalty shot was saved. or proved to be the winning goal, the only goal of the game delivered in the 16th minute. 1-0 win and they face columbia's atletico. i do apologise. >>> in a few hours times a te

brown was bending over as they were coming down at him. >> we're back with shaun parcells who assistedautopsy of michael brown. >> now shawn parcells -- >> even here on cnn. >> thank you very much. >> he's appeared in the media time and again as a forensic pathology expert. we know he assisted dr. michael bodin in the private autopsy commissioned by brown's family. he said he wras a good assistan. he's not a doctor. he calls himself a forensics medical consultant, and a professor, but is he what he says he is? >> you call yourself a professor? >> yes. >> where are you a professor? >> i'm an adjunct professor in topeka, kansas. >> but that, as far as we can tell, wasn't accurate. >> we contacted the university. they said while he has spoken to nursing students, he's not now and has never been an adjunct professor there. >>washburn says it wasn't true. >> i have a contract that says it is true. >> can you show us that? >> he never showed us that. he said it was proprietary. >> i say fraud. that's the best word to describe him to me. >> how about you? >> manipulator. >> very good con arti

. >>> i'm eric shaun.welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. glad you could join us. topping the news this hour, finally free, new details of the release of the last two remaining americans held in north korea. >> and more air strikes. we'll have the latest on the u.s. stepped up air strikes against isis. this time we try to take out a gathering of the group's leaders. >>> monster storm, millions of people in alaska now on alert as a storm much stronger than sandy slams the state and brings an arctic blast to millions more in the lower 48. >>> we begin here, families breathe ago sigh of relief today after north korea released its last two american prisoners. kenneth bae on the left and matthew miller on the right are both on their way back home. bae was serving a 15-year jail term for alleged antigovernment activities. and miller was sentenced to six years on charges of espionage. dominic denatale picks up the store from los angeles. >> reporter: hey there. they s

special on music moment maker i'm shaun robinson. start with taylor who talked to liz about the huge risk she took straying from the signature country sound and crossing over completely to pop. were you more afraid of what the fan or critic would think or competition would think or community would think? did you have any of those anxieties. >> honestly going in the album for the first time i didn't necessarily worry about anyone would think. because i think at the end of the day what fans

special on music moment maker i'm shaun robinson. we start with taylor who talked to liz all about the huge risk she took straying from the signature country sound and crossing over completely to pop. >> were you more afraid of what the fans would think, critic would think, competition would think or the community would think? did you have any of those anxieties? >> honestly going in this album for the first time i didn't necessarily worry about what anyone would think. because i think at the end of the day what fans want is they want it good. critic want it to be good. what competition is afraid office if your music is good. doesn't matter necessarily how you define it. what category it falls under. the only thing people necessarily need is quality. ♪ ♪ shake it off ♪. >> when i start making an album i usually spend about 6 months writing and writing and writing and then usually all that stuff that i have written in the first 6 months gets thrown out. because the songs can be great but if they sound too much like

. >> geophysicist heather de shaun is churching the data. >> it's incredibly important to understand,re the faults are occurring, what faults are being activated how long those faults are. each individual circle is an earthquake that we've recorded. there are a little over 300 events. >> normally an earthquake is followed by an expected frequency of earthquakes. the b value of 1. >> is that what we are seeing in these 300 points, the pattern of after-shock? >> the earthquake was in the 3 range and then a 3.6 and then a 3.2 and then a couple of mid 3s and then another 3.6. so we wouldn't consider that a tremendous main shock aftershock sequence because the first earthquake was not in fact the largest earthquake. on the other hand the sort of scaling that we're seeing where for every three we sees and for ever 2 we see 100-1s. that is scij consistent with tec patterns. >> injection of water you have alluded to, is potentially causing or one of the causes of this increase ed seismic activity. can you -- increased seismic activity. can you walk me through it? >> you are putting a lot of f

. >> cris: brad wing the punter, shaun suisham. you've got to get those tough guy kickers out of here. you just back down. roethlisberger loves it. that may have been the moment of the game, though, don't you think? when roethlisberger was getting hit time after time, it looked like he hurt his jaw but he hung in there, they got those two turnovers back-to-back and this game completely changed. >> al: this down underneath, taliaferro gains five. the ravens home next week against tennessee. then a bye. they're going to leave here 5-4 and pittsburgh is going to leave here with a mark of 6-3. >> cris: more importantly for the ravens, though, they have lost twice to cincinnati already and now a loss in the division to the pittsburgh steelers. and the team you better keep your eye on is the cleveland browns. they get a shot at the bengals on thursday night. >> al: the ravens have already beaten the browns in their one meeting in the season. and the season will end with cleveland at baltimore. pittsburgh's season will end with cincinnati

shaun on the facebook page from quakerstown, nice-looking rainbow.n all a pretty nice weekend. but it is going to start on the chilly side. right now philadelphia 50 degrees. allentown 41. millville 48, trenton 43, wilmington 48 degrees. and you factor in the winds, wind gusts earlier today 40-45 miles per hour. they have diminished but pretty strong. and philadelphia a 34-mile-per-hour gusts. millville 28 and wildwood 24 miles an hour. heading out tonight bundle up. a lot of high school football games. game of the week for high school huddle, conestoga versus westchester ruston. it is clear and cold. kickoff temperature 41 degrees. by 10:00, dropping bound to 37 degrees. definitely dress like it is winter tonight. satellite 6 and action radar showing what's going on. we have this low pressure up near nova scotia. the high pressure trying to build from the west. today, that wind tunnel effect out of the northwest. the low pressure moves out and high pressure takes control. that brings out a lot of sunshine tomorrow. but tonight, temperatures are tumb

. >> thank you good afternoon directors shaun kennedy with the transit division i'm here today to talk about pedestrian improvements and transit reliability on on the haight street corridor so as director reiskin mentioned this project is coming out of the tep planning process and it is now under the muni forward umbrella the implementation phase. it basically serves as a communication's umbrella to talk about all the great projects going on on at the mta throughout the city family and to improve reliability and on time performance of our muni system so there's four major kind of categories within muni and the major point it's going to be implementing a lot of vision zero projects and some really unique and exciting additional projects such as transit signal priority and lrv's that are coming to the system as well so you know i'm here today obviously to talk about 71. over the next 2 years with the exciting news of prop a passing and hung huge huge support from the voters i'm going to be coming to you 40 miles for legislation and this is i'm going to keep adding to it so you will keep

this section is entirely within district five and i want to thank your staff shaun kennedy for all the outreach they have done in the community as well as alexis smith in planning i think they have done a model job doing outreach to the

welcome to "access hollywood", hollywood", i'm shaun robinson the weekend edition. over the country music awards. country reigning king and queen blake and miranda one 2 of the night billingest hobbs fail and me mail vocalist of the year. first stop from the scene. >> how exciting won for almost everything you were nominated for. >> miranda lambert. >>reporter: it was crazy nigh night. i just feel like so in the moment this year. night. i just feel like so in the moment this year. >> platinum. miranda lambert

this section is entirely within district five and i want to thank your staff shaun kennedy for all the outreach they have done in the community as well as alexis smith in planning i think they have done a model job doing outreach to the community and they really deserve a a a commend ation ation for that. >> we received an e-mail and i want to read this into the record so your commission can bear in mind the service bus stations in the future. my name is raj and it's come to my attention that the board is considering installing -- the upper haight retail district has ongoing challenging with quality of life and drug dealing and blight. i would like to give you some perspective of issues we continue to have with the existing bus shelters on masonic and haight street we have individuals on masonic who drink at the shelters and my officers have to focus on because the shelter becomes un useable for riders. deal ers stand at the shelter. >> this is a 2-minute limit here. what is supervisor breeds advice to us this afternoon. >> i think you have a difficult decision in front of you based on

welcome to "access hollywood", hollywood", i'm shaun robinson the weekend edition. we were all over the country music awards. country reigning king and queen blake and miranda one 2 of the night billingest hobbs fail and me mail vocalist of the year. first stop from the scene. >> how exciting won for almost everything you were nominated for. >> miranda lambert. >>reporter: it was crazy nigh night. i just feel like so in the moment this year. night. i just feel like so in the moment this year. >> platinum. miranda lambert >> miranda lambert. if david i cry every time. fight another amazing team of artist and i feel like i'm just going to soak it up. >>reporter: she soaked up 4 award in all. topping it off by teaming one megan trainer on stage where it was all about that base. >> all about that a bass. >>reporter: last year she and her dad had to buy their own ticket to the show. >> my dad was i want to be invited next time we come here. i didn't know we would sit in the second row. >>report:

welcome to "access hollywood", weekend edition i'm shaun robinson and we are going to start with miley red carpet fashion at nature of style. >> the sexy straps that stole the show miley was more than revealing in this black gown with sequin embroidery escorted and this year halloween costumes but this wasn't the only look pushing boundary. rihanna had heads turning in

. >> cris: brad wing the punter, shaun suisham.you just back down. roethlisberger loves it. that may have been the moment of the game, though, don't you think? when roethlisberger was getting hit time after time, it looked like he hurt his jaw but he hung in there, they got those two turnovers back-to-back and this game completely changed. >> al: this down underneath, taliaferro gains five. the ravens home next week against tennessee. then a bye. they're going to leave here 5-4 and pittsburgh is going to leave here with a mark of 6-3. >> cris: more importantly for

. >> we'll go to shaun in cambridge, a student up there. go ahead, shaun. >> caller: thank you for taking my call and thanks for c-span. i'm a graduate student and i'm actually blind. i was interested in asking question related to accessible materials for students with disabilities in higher education. i just was wondering if you could speak to efforts underway to make sure that technologies that are developed, course management interfaces, electronic textbooks, tablets things like that used in the classroom are accessible to people with disabilities and in particular, i was interested in commenting on a bill that's in congress called the t chat to set out voluntary guidelines to achieve that. the american council on education came out in opposition to that bill. i'm just wondering if you could speak to where northwestern stands on that and if there's any possibility that the university that apprise the council on education might reach out to them that this bill is important. >> all right, shaun. >> i didn't know about the bill, but i am go

eric shaun fox news. >> farmers are furious and putting down pitchforks to protest. top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. bolivia. striking dairy farmer ares clashing with the police. they had to use tear gas. they are upset over the plunging milk prices and negotiating with the government and so far have not been able to reach a deal. and the vateccan city calls pope francis. his holiness met hundreds of children with autism and the parents in the vatican. he called on governments to better diagnosautism and provide families with more resources. >> an explosion in the basement of a five story london hotel. hundreds of guests had to evacuate. and argen tina and competitoring the streets. and many are dancing on light poles and ska folding and all to the amazement of passerbies. and the winner ares are moving to look at the championship next year. bill cosby responds to growing allegations to sexual assault. his comments are next. >> and sufvand a driver that lost control. and a lost kitten in alburquerque thousands of miles from home. and they are making

. >> now sergeant shaun black is suspended without pay. and so he thought there was a rifle in the car and thought he saw that and received that about a suspicious vehicle. is he allowed to search the car without a warrant? >> no. i would say no. >> you can search when there is exigent circumstances and it is a get away vehicle or hurt somebody. if you are in a parking lot and simply see a rifle in the back of the car. every hunter is allowed to do. the cop was out of line. and the motorist said i have rights basically and you saw what ensued. >> the guy is protected by the fourth amendment right, right there. the police was not able to slapped him and what kind of case does he have. >> they are look nothing a harrassment claim. because the smack did not cause injuries. but it is a misdemeanor and in addition to that the victim could file a civil right's claim and you can get punitive damages and the money starts adding up there. >> what happens next? >> a lot of nothing. in new york state that is a violation. that is a slap on the wrist.

one from shaun, he loves the tinkertoys, he would build things for hours. another one for marty. them as hooking them up, as long as they've done the hard work to prepare themselves and are qualified. lot of times as parents, we can't be honest about that. i will be honest here, you guys are fantastic. have a greet wwekend, watch us every night, 6:00 p.m., if you can't see it, dvr the show. market's at new highs. we are going to maae a lot of money. i got to hand you off to the man himself. big numbers, everybody tuned in. lou dobbs. fox business.% lou: good evening, everybody. republicans tore it up at the polls, the gop with an historic midterm election victory taking control of the senate, pxpanding majority in the house and winning more governorships, winning control of most of the state legislatures by an even wider margin. for a time today, there were so many republicans at 1600 pennsylvania avenue that t looked like republicans haa also won the white house. president obama merely hosting 14 congressional leaders trying to set a tone for what many expect to be a contentious

i am eric shaun in for jon scott. >> i am heather in for jenna lee. it is a busy day on capitol hill. the key stone pipeline was delayed for six years but the map has changed a lot. democrat mary landrieu is fighting for her senate society and the run off election next month. many senate colleagues think that approval of the pipeline will help her in the seat. energy is important in louisiana. mike emmanuel is live for us on capitol hill. correct me if i am wrong, the house legislation has her opponent's name on it as well. it could help both of them in the long run? >> reporter: that's right. mary landrieu selling it in the senate and the opponent bill casside has his name on the legislation. the vote wrapped up 252- 161 and passing the house. it was not super dramatic in the house of representative which is putting forward this legislation for quite sometime and senate majority leader harry reid resisted taking it up in a vote for the senate. and here's how john boehner solid the legislation. >> it is it lowering energy cost and create more jobs. >>

im eric shaun in for jon scott. >> a battle brewing between president and congress ahead of the massive immigration overhaul. the president is planning an excutive order to halt the deportation for 5 million people. and it threatens a show down over the border crisis. >> the white house is noted that republican presidents took action. president reagan fixed problems in the immigration and so did bush 41 and obama, will, too this year. and link today back to presidents reagan and bush. here's how president obama addressed his upcoming action on immigration. >> i can't wait when i have authorities at least for the next two years can improve the system. i would be derlength in my duties if i did not try to improve the system that everybody acknowledges is broken. >> ohio republican senator rob portman called it a terrible way for the president and new congress to get started. >> he's not going around congress but the american people. the people have spoken and he's responding to folks on his base who say you have to take the unlateral action. it will be overturned at some point and a lawsu

i am eric shaun. back tomorrow at 12 noon. have a good evening. two weeks later.credit karma-- are you talking to websites again? this website says "free credit scores." oh, credit karma! yeah it's actually free. look, you don't have to put in your credit card information. whew! credit karma. really. free. >>> i am julie bandaras and this is the fox report. new developments in the irs targeting scandal, the watch dog agency for the internal rev now service found 30000 missing e-mails belonging to lois lerner. they were thought to be lost forever and what the agency claims was a computer crash learner has been in the investigation in the conserviceative nonprofit groups. many of the e-mails were found on back up tapes and through accounts of other irs

. >>> i'm eric shaun. brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. glad you could join us. topping the news this hour, finally free, new details of the release of the last two remaining americans held in north korea. >> and more air strikes. we'll have the latest on the u.s. stepped up air strikes against isis. this time we try to take out a gathering of the group's leaders. >>> monster storm, millions of people in alaska now on alert as a storm much stronger than sandy slams the state and brings an arctic blast to millions more in t

baby ray shaun sung was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> there were 92 reported cases of sexual assaultollege campuses last year alone. that's according to a new report from state's attorney general doug gansler. >> he has issued a series of recommendations to provide better training for university employees about trauma and victim behavior. it's also ebb creased efforts to raise public awareness about sexual assault and misconduct. gansler says sex acute on maryland -- assault on maryland college campuses are up a staggering 113% in 14 years. >>> anyone who tried to sign up for health insurance through the obamacare website last year remembers how bad the roll out was. >> now president obama is promising it won't happen again though as the second season begins tomorrow of healthcare.gov. >> there's no indenyg it. right now the website is too slow and too many people have gotten stuck and i'm not happy about it. >> that said president obama is promising this year's signup will be easier. since the application process has been simplify. still the administration expects the 2015 open roll

the "wall street journal" is updating a story early this morning on citigroup executive shaun miller. the executive found dead in manhattan home late yesterday, now the "wall street journal" reporting this is being investigated as a homicide. now miller worked as managing director of citi environment and social risk management. the journal is saying and quoting police sources that the lacerations were on his neck, he was found in apartment bathroom. all of this coming from police talking to the journal moments ago. the journal reporting that his death is being investigated as a homicide. again, shawn miller, managing director of citi environment and social risk management. we'll have an update from the police or perhaps from the "wall street journal." >>> get to our markets, the biggest thing that is moving the markets is those minutes in the fomc. let's bring in jon hilsenrath, the "wall street journal" chief economic correspondent. calmed the fed whisper. joining ussure tradeers from the new york stock exchange, the cme and, of course, the nymex. jon, i want to begin with you, what

here is shaun: >>> wendy davis lost to greg abbott. we have convinced a community member to leave for canada. sara said: our community is talking to me using the hashtag america votes 2014. i'll keep bringing you into the live conversation. >> maybe a bit of an overreaction. >> slight. >> now to jake word. he was science behind the politics. >> we are looking at change, shift, a different perspective in office. studies showed that conservatives and liberals don't just hold different opinions, they have different structures entirely. one measured the brain activity of 82 people, making the decision involving risk and uncertainty. researchers looked at the voting records. the study found that conservatives found more activity, and liberals had activity in the left insular. the two groups used different cognitive processes when talking about risk. what is the difference. >> the enigular is for deciphering external cues, part of the mind scanning the environment. the left insular is central to the theory of mine. it's the part of the brain

. >> we're back with shaun parcells who assisted in the autopsy of michael brown. >> now shawn parcells- >> even here on cnn. >> thank you very much. >> he's appeared in the media time and again as a forensic pathology expert. we know he assisted dr. michael bodin in the private autopsy commissioned by michael brown's family. bodden said he was a good assistant. parcells is not a doctor. we know he calls himself a forensic medical consultant, medical investigator and a professor. but is he what he says he is? >> you call yourself a professor? >> yes. >> where are you a professor? >> i'm an adjunct professor in topeka, kansas. >> but that, as far as we can tell, isn't accurate. we contacted washburn university, they say while he has spoken to nursing students he's not now, and never been an adjunct professor there. washburn university says that's not true. >> i have a contract that states it is true. >> can you show us that contract? >> i can. >> reporter: he never sent us that contract showing he was an adjunct professor. he said it was proprietary. >> i see him as a fraud to describe s

charged a -- prosecutors in contra costa county have now charged with two felonies. 35-year-old officer shaunngton of martinez is facing two counts of computer theft. investigators say the first incident happened august 6th. officer harrington arrested a 19-year-old woman in livermore for driving under the influence. the second incident was on august 29th in martinez. the person arrested says several of her personal pictures were sent to harrington's personal cell phone. the officer is based in dublin. could face up to three years, eight months in prison if found guilty. >>> we are learning new details after a stunt rider who was arrested after a video surfaced of him driving recklessly. police discovered a marijuana growth about 90 plants leaned rifle. the chp is now recommending charges against rider. police call him a semi professional stunt rider. we first showed you the video along with several others popping wheelies on highway 680 a week ago. >>> there is growing debate now over the police response to a crash and a plea for help. >> went racing back down there and told the officer hey,