let's call his bluff and found me this really old african-american gentlemen named stanley brown who had been bill bo jangles robinson and live and worked out of this studio and taught all these people how to dance. i was the only white kid there. not only that, but i was tiny we bright orange hair. all these beautiful women are learning jazz and tap and i would march in with my box of shiny shoes. hi, everybody, let's get started. let's do it! he would work with me. my parents, god bless them, they were great that way. my dad is a microbiologists and a scientist and my mom is a lawyer. >> very they regretted helping you get into show business? >> i think no. i'm sure they have since. >> is there a moment in particular, my mother when it's going great it's fantastic, but when things don't and you are high profile and you get hammered, others hate that. >> mothers don't like it, but my parents the second i was paying my own rent they didn't care what i did anymore. that's just true. the minute i think if i -- when i paid that first rent check of my own after i got out of college and i

and they found me this really old african-american gentleman who was a fantastic -- named stanley brown who said -- who had been the protege of bill "bojangles" robinson. he worked out of this dilapidated studio and taught all these, you know, people how to dance. i was the only white kid there. not only that, i was tiny and i had bright orange hair. so all these beautiful black women are learning jazz, tap and all this stuff and i would march in about my box of shiny shoes. like hi, everybody, let's get started. come on, let's do it, see? and then he would work with me. and so my parents, god bless them, they were great that way. my dad is a microbiologist and a scientist, my mom is a lawyer. they said this is what he wants to do. >> have they ever regretted helping you get into show business? >> i think no. i'm sure they have since. >> your mom in particular. i know my mother, when it's going great, it's obviously fantastic. when things don't go so well and you're so high profile and you get hammered, mothers hate that. they feel it very personally. >> mothers don't like it, but my pa

and they found me this really old african american gentleman named stanley brown who said -- who had been the protege of bil "bo jangles" robinson and taugt all of these people how to dance. i was the only white kid there. and not only that, i was tiny and i had bright orange hair. so all of these beautiful, black women are learning jazz, tap and all of this kind of stuff. and then i would march in with my box of shiny shoes. hey, everybody. let's get started. and then he would work with me. and so my parents, god bless them, they were great. my dad is a microbiologist and my mom is a lawyer. >> have they ever regretted helping you get into showbizness? >> i'm sure they have. >> i know my mom, when it's going great, it's obviously fantastic. when things don't go so well and you get hammered, mothers hate that. they feel it very personal. >> yeah, mothers don't like it. but, my parents u the second i was paying my own rent, they didn't care what i did. that's just true. when i paid the first rent check of my own after i got out of college and i moved out and i started paying my own re

. >> a bit between jerry brown and chris christie. stanley roberts has more people behaving badly. if >>stanley: put the foothill high school and of pleasanton released this flyer and august alerting parents not to stop in the red zone while dropping of students. in the flyer that even a reference to you could get caught on film and a people behaving badly segment. apparently, some parents did not get the memo were read the flyer. there are two separate zones but many parents to choose to drop their kids off in 50 ft of red zone or in the bus zone. >>stanley: apparently some of the high school administrators did not get the memo or read the flyer either. >> the administrator had a short memory. after i showed her my id from kron4 she's somehow forgot to mention that when she called the police. while shooting this segment the pleasanton police arrived. that was described as a man and one to best with a big camera videotaping kids on campus and refusing to leave. >> not only were parents stopping in the red zone, they were stopping in front of this table lamps and in the hash marks.

brown will be sentenced in november. he faces up to six months prison time on each offense. >>> police say they are getting closer to solving two teen murders in prince george's county. amber stanley, killed in her kettering home last month, marckel ross shot going to school. they're answering questions about the search for the killers. prince george's county bureau chief, tractracee wilkins is lin capitol heights with new developments. tracee? >> reporter: this is the first time that we're hearing from the chief. and he is saying a lot about what's happening in these cases. and sharing new developments as well. now, parents and community leaders are coming here to central high school at 7:00 p.m. for a community meeting. they hope to hear more about what's going on in this investigation of marckel ross' murder. just down the street in kettering, about 30 minutes ago, a community walk got under way there where folks are paying their close attention to what's happening with the amber stanley case and trying to keep the focus there. but right now, prince george's is experiencing a record low in crime here. everyone in this community is on edge because of the murders of these two tee

stanley to overweight from underweight. analyst says the risk/reward for tesla is better than for other auto stocks. downtown josh brown?is is one of the stories you really want to love. great management. great product. everyone loves the new model s car. i really want to see it work. but for an equity investor, i think this is something where you want to just sit back and watch what happens because there's a lot of issues here. just in terms of valuation and in terms of what this company really has to do to bridge the gap to profitability. i would keep an eye on it prior to buying it. i think there'll be a better chance. >> something that could potentially move maybe the auto stocks, president obama is speaking in ohio. taking on china, promoting a new trade enforcement action against chinese subsidiaries of its auto industry. beau is in chicago. what does this mean for gm, ford and the american auto industry, phil? >> i think this is easy -- i wouldn't say it's an easy political move, but it's a no-brainer if you're running for president right now in ohio. one out of every eight jobs in the state is connected with the