they transfer to stark when they turn 18.epending on their sentence will remain here until age 21 or 25. we met several wards convicted of murder. they ask that we not use their last names. >> when i was 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. it was gang related. i retaliated and have been here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons and bumper jacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a tech .22 and told him why he was selling dope over here. we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to hit the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs, i fired. he got shot seven times. i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody because it made other people look at me and say, see that guy, that's a cool guy. that made me proud. >> what made you proud. >> them knowing i would kill somebody and not worry about it or worry about getting caught. >> this is our son evan. tomorrow he would

so the starks got back the money they paid as interest. the companies didn't have to make that offer, since the terms were indicated. but in this case, they agreed to do it. the lesson, read the fine print to understand all of the terms, especially when the interest payment is due. >> you can home in on those months. any other pitfalls? >> because she had set up the automatic payments, she basically lost track of the time. that's really key. to make sure you know when the 1 months are coming up. and also the wording was on the payment on the bill. it was on the second page, though, in some cases. so you just really have to look at all the pages. i know it's a lot to absorb but helps to pay attention. >> great lesson. and the quiche was good? >> okay, we were wondering. >> yummy. >>> thanks. >>> if you get in touch with our consumer investigative team, send an e-mail to better get baquero at nbcnewyork.com or call 1-866-news-244. >>> all right. come on and ease on down, ease on down the road. did i say that kind of like diana ross? >> sort.

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. thai police say the bangkok shrine bomber did not work alone. the man seen on closed circuit wearing a yellow t-shirt was part of a larger network. the blast at the popular shrine on monday killed 20 people and injured more than 100 others. tie land's prime minister calls the bombing, quote, the worst incident in the country's history. hundreds of troops enlisted help to fight wildfires in western u.s. with more than 95 fires burning. there is a shortage of firefighters. before deployment the troops will be trained as firefighters for one day in a classroom and two days in the field. it is the first time the department of defense has mobilized the military to help fight fires in a decade. >>> one construction worker hurt in a next scaffold collapse has died. seven others are hospitalized after falling from the 6th story scaffolding as it buck el cked from the top down. three are in critical condition. the workers were part of a team remodeling the presbyterian medical center in rio ra

and the interesting thing is about phil stark's suicide, phil stark, when he allegedly committed suiciden the head and once in the heart. i suppose it's possible to make those shots simultaneous, but to me, that raises some red flags. >> while mike mcfatridge had cited a role with drugs as a possible motive for the murders, callahan found evidence about karen rhoads. >> there was one initial report from karen rhoads say she had seen her boss, bob morgan loading machine guns and large amounts of cash in his corvette and heading to chicago. >> bob morgan was one of the most powerful men in paris, and karen didn't want to cross him. according to her mother, she was considering quitting her job, but just a few weeks later she was murdered. >> i started looking at that case and saying, wow, this was definitely a motive. they did talk to bob morgan, and he gave them a statement that he felt that probably some bikers got drunk and went back to rape karen rhoads and things got out of hand and she was killed. >> bob morgan denied any involvement in the murders and passed a polygraph test. but cal

the student christopher starks was shot in the student union during an altercation. >>> allison parker was the reporter gunned down on live television, she attended james madison university in virginia. they have started a scholarship named for her. parker and photo journalist adam ward were killed by vester flanagan he also shot and wounded a woman who was being interviewed. >> she was trying to dodge everything, he missed twice and she dove to the ground and curled up in a ball and that's when he shot her in the back. >> the family of the murdered crew are calling for stricter gun control. they found a wig and sunglasses and different license plates in the suspect's car. >>> how companies handle anger management in the workplace on 20/20 before "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> the images following hurricane katrina in the gulf coast continue to haunt us a decade later, we go live to new orleans. >> reporter: good morning, matt, good morning tam, new orleansians refuse to give up on their city knowing there's somethings a hurricane can't destroy. in new orleans a renaissance, hundreds

patricia stark is here with how in the world it could happen again. >> it brings back bad memories for residents in the tampa bay suburb. the 20 feet deep sink hole is the same size and in the same spot as the original opening up too close for comfort. >> a sound. boom. sounded like a far off thunder. >> made you uncelted becau sett because it could happen somewhere else around here. >> it poses no danger to homes in the neighborhood but that wasn't the case in march 2015 when the hole opened up swallowing two-bedrooms. jeffery bush was inside asleep. the 36-year-old's body was never recovered. >> bringing back bad memories. hard to believe it happened again. >> every time i drive by here i miss him. i love him. >> two neighboring who uses were demolished and the whole was filled with gravel. they believe the ground was weakened by heavy rains and forced it to open again. specialists will survey the surrounding areas to check for other caverns vulnerable to collapsing. >> patricia stark live for us. >> the man threatened to blow up statue of liberty is under arrest. paul smith of west

. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. firefighting efforts turning tragic in washington state. a fire in oak -- okinogan killing three firefighters. the winds shifted 180 degrees and caught them by surprise. the fast-moving flames are threatening buildings and forcing people from their homes in winthrop and twisp. a police shooting left a black teen dead. cops arrested nine protestors and officers used teargas to dispurse the crowd when they didn't follow orders. >> as the officers approached them to ask them to leave the intersection, glass bottles started to be thrown at officers. bricks started to be thrown at officers. officers had to use shields to protect themselves from the objects being thrown. >> tensions are high following the shooting of another black teen in nearby ferguson. several u.s. lawmakers ripping a u.n deal allowing iran to use their own nuclear inspectors. the international atomic energy agency monitor them as they inspect a development site. the revelation enforced concerns about the broader agreeme

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. convicted colorado theater shooter james holmes sentenced to life in prison without parole. the jury reaching their decision after deliberating about six and a half hours after the past two days. the verdict is a disappointment to prosecutors who had been seeking the death penalty. the same jury convicted holmes of killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in the july 2012 attack on a movie theater in aurora. the navy authorizes the army, sailors and marines at off base centers. it follows last month's deadly shootings in chattanooga, tennessee. that's when a lone gunman killed four marines and a sailor at a navy reserve center. >>> a truck loses control speeding down a highway in ohio before crashing into the median. inside, a naked driver who bolted out of the vehicle and began running. the suspect tried to elude police on the busy highway which witnesses say was one mess of a scene. >> it is surreal. almost apocalyptic. there was just debris everywhere. >> six people were injured in

the latest now from cory stark of our cbs st. louis affiliate, kmov. >> reporter: nine-year-old jamyla bolden was doing her homework in her mother's bedroom when a bullet came through the window, killing her almost instantly. it happened just a few blocks from where michael brown was shot by police last summer, sparking months of violence aimed at the ferguson police department. only this time, the cops and community are on the same side. at a vigil thursday night, the first officer to arrive after emotion. >> i just tried. i did everything i could. i wish i had saved her. >> reporter: charlie, police are saying very little about this investigation. they have made a public plea for the shooter to come forward. beyond that, they're not saying much at all about this case. >> rose: cory stark from our affiliate kmov, thank you. in charlotte, north carolina, the judge declared a mistrial today in the case of a white police officer charged with voluntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man two years ago. the jur

. >> just outside his window looms the broken courthouse, a stark reminder of things that haven't yet healed. >> i have noticed that, wow, nothing has really changed. message is that i'm still open. even though it doesn't look like it. >> much of the plaster from the ceiling and walls had fallen down. >> since the morning of the quake, this pastor has been in rebuild mode. >> there was a crack in the ceiling over there, and it exposed about 18 inches of sky. >> the stained glass windows somehow survived. the pipe organ didn't. still, the chunch was one of the fortunate. they had an insurance policy covering its nearly $2 million in damage. >> there's a lot at stake to put this building back in pristine form. >> the local seven th day adventivests have given them a free place to worship, but nish works forward to preaching in his own home. >> we plan to be back by thanksgiving this year. >> all around downtown, the sounds of hammers, saws, they say despite federal aid, hundreds of quake victims still can't afford to repair their homes. >> 366 homes in napa and vallejo, probably about

. >>> live from america's news head quarters, i'm patricia stark. another survivor pulled from the wreckage in northeast china, following this week's explosions and fires. the death toll climbing to 104. investigators say the blasts started wednesday at a warehouse for hazardous chemicals. the two-mile zone has been evacuated to teams can clear the dangerous contaminations. the area is still experiencing small explosions. media reporting the warehouse was storing more chemicals than it should have been. the families of the victims and those missing demanding more missing. and hundreds of migrants from the middle east remain at the serbian and macedonian border. they're looking for political asylum in hungary. 1500 people a day are trying to get into hungary before the government finishes work on a razor wire fence at the bord >>> the arizona senator says he'll vote against the iran nuclear deal. his decision means the obama administration will not be getting the bipartisan support it wanted. while he praised the president for trying to find a diplom

he's supposed to be sort of this tony stark type figure from the "iron man" shows, and he kind of revels in that a little bit. he's more of a celebrity ceo than we've seen in a long time. >> host: who is ta lula reilly? >> guest: well,, the -- this gets a little complicated. he's been married and divorced and remarried and divorced from her. she's a british actress, and then now i understand that elon and talulah are back together again. his first wife he had five boys with, and then ta ta lula is his second wife. he met her around 2008 when his companies were kind of going under -- not going under, but going through really tough financial times, and she sort of stuck with him during that. >> host: and his relationship currently with justine? >> guest: i'd say it's, you know, they share custody of their kids, and i guess they -- it's, i would say, it's a little bit strained, although they share custody with the kids and sort of work that out. >> host: now, you describe your book, mr. vance, as before elon and after elon. what does that mean? >> guest: right. well, i had done a cover stor

a stark reminder of things. >> the last couple of days, i noticed that nothing has changed. i'm still open. >> burches of plaster and walls have fallen down. >> the quake passed through and we know that napa's first united methodist church. >> that was a crack in the ceiling. >> the stained glass windows somehow survived. they had an experience policy. >> there is a lot at stake to put the buildings back. >> the local seventh day adventist that gave them the work that continued and looked forward to the flock and the home. >> we plan to be back in the space. >> all-around downtown and that recovery group said hundreds of quake victims fled their homes. >> the businesses in napa and vallejo, $3.3 million worth. >> i was red tagged. >> the earthquake-damaged homes were destroyed. >> as time kicked on, they returned. >> people had to trammell. and we are still here. >> nbc bay area news. >> i'm mark matthews in fairfax where a pioneer in the medical marijuana dispensary business is hoping to reopen. i will have the details from federal courts coming up. >> wildfires raging. ten

christopher stark was shot during a site at a student building late last night. the university was put on lock down for a short time. classes are delayed until 10:00 a.m. and grief counselors will be at the campus. >>> a 4-year-old boy is dead after being left inside a hot truck. the boy's grandfather was watching him and forgot him in the back seat after returning home from running errands. he was in the car for an hour and a half. the temperatures outside reaching 100 degrees. this is the 16th child to die in a hot car this year. >>> an arrest in the murder of a 9-year-old girl in ferguson, missouri. she was shot while doing her homework sitting on her mom's bed. brown admits to shooting into the house. it is unclear if the shooter knew the family. he is charged with second degree murder. this happened a few blocks away from where michael brown was shot by a police officer last year. >>> a virginia teenager hours away from learning his fate for helping isis. he admitted to using social media to raise money and support for the terror group. the former honor roll

i was well aware of the legacy, the neighborhoods. 8 mile, the dividing line, is a stark contrast. 30eet of asphalt, same side, same area construction, totally different issues. a lot of that over time had been designed to be that way. a buffer. the way it expressed itself to me was, number one, having lived through the 1960's. having lived through watergate, a very tumultuous era, i did not want that to be the face of the city of detroit. there were detractors in the city trying to drive that narrative, saying we need to burn it down, riot. the year after ferguson, there were people saying we are going to ferguson these mf's. i sat down with each of the city one of the said, first things i will do is delegate authority back to the city council, and delegate back salaries and benefits. i do not think we should be in a partnership. , i do not care what you say about me i have a tough skin. let's not destroy the city we love. let us conduct ourselves in a dignified and honorable way, even though we disagree so that at the end of the process, we can always look back and say with pride, w

within his own party thus, calling out ted cruz in a speech at the national press club. >> then in starktrast with other republicans, particularly ted cruz, who seeks to is it increase h-1b visas. >> this is a hot topic, where does senator cruz line up on this issue? well, santorum is right, cruz does support increasing h-1bs by 5%, but that fact flees fleshing out. federal law capitals the number at 65,000 a year, but with the demand, applications were at 124,000 in 2014, then they almost doubled to 233,000 in 2016. senator cruz was part of a group of senators trying to get ahead on this issue. he filed an amendment to the much talked about immigration bill two years ago, beefing up h-1bs to 325,000, or five times the bay federal level, but that bill was a bipartisan effort, meaning cruz's flp policy didn't cross party lines, though republicans did ultimately squawk the entire deal. >> that was sam brock. >>> governor jerry brown may have run for president in the past, but making it clear hi's not interested this election season. governor brown joined chuck todd yesterday on "meet the p

. >> reporter: in the city who plan to celebrate, there remains stark reminders of loss.bandoned homes or empty lots in predominantly african-american neighborhoods waiting for rerival, poverty remains high. what about the failed the city is fortified with one of the best systems in the world. but there's no power against the power of mother nature. now to help commemorate the ten year anniversary former president george w.bush will be here today and bill clinton will visit tomorrow. matt, tam. >> coming up on "action news," a special trip across the golden state bridge honors an indy driver. >>> police shut down a comedian's lemonade stand. >> reporter: 66 degrees in philadelphia. 54 in allentown. 56 in millville. feeling cool out there in some spots. how will it look this afternoon? details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> new soup or lemonade for one year. police shut down a lemonade stand set up by jerry seinfeld's son. police reported told seinfeld they needed to have a permit and not holding up traffic with the stand. they say they were

the choice is that stark. >> the head of the e.p.a. says the agency is working non-stop to clean a major toxic spill in colorado. today, gina mccarthy will visit sites and is set to release testing results from samples of polluted water. she said her agency takes full responsibility after a crew accidentally triggered the flow. >> it is a tragic and unfortunate accident and e.p.a. is taking responsibility to ensure that it's cleaned up. the most important thing throughout this effort is ensuring the health and safety of the residents and the visitors near that river. >> the toxins are flowing at a rate of 500 to 700 gallons a minute. today, the contaminated water is expected to reach lake powell, a popular tourist site in utah. allen schauffler has more. >> the head of the environmental protection agency is due to visit communities in southern colorado and northern mexico today. the e.p.a. accepted blame for this spill and promised to set things right. a lot of folks in this area are wondering how long that's going to happen, how long

lisa stark, al jazeera. >> an evacuation plan or lack ever one.ce then, the city has made some changes to help people get out of danger. jonathan martin is in new orleans with that, jonathan. >> from city leaders to those who live in the lower ninth ward, the plan involves shuttling by bus some 30,000 people out of the city if there is another major hurricane. this plan is focused on people who are poor elderly and those who lack transportation. these giant silver sculptures across nowrnlacross new orleanse this doesn't happen again. >> they are landmarks, creating a higher level of awareness that people understand that this is a significant place. >> the 17 so-called evacu -- spots are part of the city's plan to more quickly respond to a crisis. >> i think at that time, they did not have an evacuation plan in place to move people who didn't have access to automobiles out of the city. >> reporter: that was especially vital in a city where a third of the population relied on public transportation. there was confusion about whether and where to catc

there is a stark difference between her candidacy and his candidacy.e's a candidate of the future and she's a candidate of the past. >> she made a point of saying a much younger -- in other words can you believe he has these views. i'm paraphrasing here. he seemed to say that he would be against abortion? is that right? >> rubio is for stopping the abortion trend and whatever he can do. he supports any legislation that even if it has rape or incest or partial birth abortions he's going to support anything that at the end will curb abortions. i think she's taking his words out of context and his actions and what he's done throughout his whole career out of context. for her advantage. >> you just put it in context and that is his view. even in the case of rape that child should be brought to term right? >> there's a lot of other -- that is smaller. the terms of rape, those are smaller percentages. >> no. i understand. they're unusual but i think clinton indicated if he were the nominee democrats would see there are no ifs ands or butts that he is pro lif

i'm patricia stark and now, back to justice with judge janine.rful name in news. >>> welcome pack to "justice." new fears tonight as murders spike major wide in several major u.s. cities. joining me now former boston police chief. good evening, chief. thanks for being with us. homicides are up in big cities nationwide, new york, baltimore, chicago, detroit, milwaukee. why? >> judge. i think we've had some benefits in the past couple of years where we drastically reduced crime and maybe we're seeing we can't get crime lower than this but we have a new found challenge to law enforcement in america. it hasn't been this way since our troops returned home from vietnam, but individuals want to engage law enforcement in confrontations, and many of those confrontations are violent confrontations. my overs used to chase individuals with firearms. they would try to throat firearms and get away and now they are turning and threatening officers and engaging them in deadly force. >> with those very you know, do you think this is going to get worse before it g

i think the caller is right and there is a more stark contrast between clinton and sanders on economics. host: next, jeffrey is watching us in contact the. -- in kentucky. jeffrey: i think it was great to get insight on what they stood for and i think that -- had the most compassionate answers that came from the heart. host: what you looking for? jeffrey: what they stand for. some of them are not well-known and it was a pretty good conversation and a lot of the questions were really good, i thought. host: ok. jeff: i agreed with him. i thought cruz gave a heartfelt close. i thought rubio is emotional. i am trying to think of the other candidates that broke out a little bit. i think walker was relaxed. i must say that i do not think any were tense. i think kasich got more comfortable. i think carly was business-like. she is a ceo. bush he has to find his way here. he is relaxed. i do not know if he is as relaxed as some of the other ones. christie was full of energy. it was interesting to get a sense of how they all were. the ones participating on thursday are hitting nervous that the fo

. >>> america's new headquarters i'm patricia stark. colorado theater shooter james holmes sentenced to life in prison without parole. the jury reaching their decision after deliberating for 6 1/2 hours over the past two days. the verdict is a disappointment for prosecutors seeking the death penalty. >>> a record breaking number of people turning in to the first gop presidential debate on fox news. an estimated 24 million people watched the primetime debate with the top ten candidates. the highest rated cable news program of all time and fox news channel's most watched program ever. i'm patricia stark and now back to "the kelly file." >>> i didn't get a phone call from bill clinton before i jumped in the race. did any of you get a phone call from bill clinton? i didn't. maybe it's because i haven't given money to the foundation or donated to his wife's senate campaign. >> one of the big stories from yesterday's debate was not on that 9:00 p.m. stage in cleveland last night. instead she took part in the earlier 5:00 p.m. showdown. carly

wall, and i suspect that most all of you are among those who have visited it, have marveled at its stark simplicity. i know i have maybe more than a few times and perhaps watched as loved ones passed their fingers over the names or simply stand before the wall to ponder a complicated part of our nation's history. the memorial certainly has become a permanent and powerful part of the landscape of the national mall, but its evolution from the vision of a passionate set of advocates to its completion and permanent place, indeed, a complicated story. rather than take for granted that it simply happened, we now have the full story. robert was just the person to provide the details. he was part of the conceiving and planning of the monument, was the project director while it was constructed, he had served in vietnam in 1969 with the air force. now he can add author to his resumÉ. his book is a wonderful addition not only to the history of the city and our nation, but a wonderful chronicle of how ideas, policy, and people intersect in the creation of a national monument in memory of people who

chris, this speech casted in very stark terms. this is the most passionate and specific argument he has made for the iran deal. >> he's basically divided the country between hawks and doves. he knows doves are popular, polling is showing that. he's also going to widen the electorate here. he knows people concerned about israel are making the most noise. weepts to widen the whole country. write your congressman. i've never heard him say that before. >> anne he's basically saying of course israel has concerns. if you were in israel you would have concerns about any regime. you wouldn't trust a regime that denies the holocaust, that sets their missiles against you. but he's saying that this is better for america and better for israel and that the future credibility of american diplomacy is at stake. >> yeah. he had an olive branch i think, to bebe netanyahu saying of course israel has concerns and when israel has concerns america should listen to those concerns. he was trying to sound very reasonable there and really also to talk to

. >>> live from "america's news hq" i'm prutrisha stark. james holmes sentenced to life in prison without parole. the jury reaching their decision after deliberating six half hours. the verdict is a disappointment to prosecutors who had been seeking the death penalty. several people returning home days after evacuating during a fierce northern california wildfire. the fire dubbed the rocky fire began on july 29th. spending more than a week chewing through nearly 109 square miles of dry bush. the fire claimed the life of a firefighter. his body returned to his native south dakota today. i'm patricia stark, now back to "hannity." ♪ >>> welcome back to "hannity." one of the more heated moments from last night's gop debate came after a question about the patriot act. here is governor chris christie and senator rand paul going over each other over the issue. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists and less records from other people. how are you supposed to know? >> use the fourth amendment. get a warrant. >> listen, you know, when you'

now, boarded up buildings and graffiti are stark reminders of what happened here. the scene is different from a year ago. [ chanting ] >> reporter: last summer the street was filled with thousands of people. protesting the death of michael brown, and an intense police crackdown. i remember hearing gunfire and ducking for cover. >> tear gas. >> and wearing a mask to protect from the tear gas in the air. police had riot gear and rode in military-style vehicles. >> get out of the street or you'll be subject to the arrest. >> the local quick trip rumoured to be a store na michael brown wrobed before being -- robbed before being shot to death burnt to the ground. >> i am sure a lot of people thought it stole from the quick trip. 27-year-old bodene was among the first protesters. >> the protesters didn't start it. there was orsonists that kicked that off. kicking off the first right. >> reporter: what did you think. >> >> this is crazy. >> burnt to the ground, man. >> this is footage shot on the cell phone during the first few days of protest. >> when you look at it now,

. >> in the city preparing to celebrate and commemorate on this weekend anniversary, there remain stark reminders. >> it is horrible. abandon homed or empty lots in predominantly african person americans waiting for revival, poverty remains high and what about the failed levees? the city is now fortified with $14 billion levee system one of the best in the world but this can be no guarantee against the power of mother nature. >> when you build a wall there is always a bigger storm. >> it is a risk that those would love the city are willing to take. again, to help commemorate the 10th anniversary former president bush will be here and former president bill clinton will visit tomorrow. >> new details this morning on the two most recent wildfires in lake county. they were likely ignited by equipment. cal fire would not say what kind of equipment but the findings support the contention that most wildfires are caused by people. the grade fire burned 22 acres along with several vehicles. it is fully contained now. the peterson fire downed 215 acres and was fully contained yesterday. >> now a

mile is a stark contrast. asphalt, same side, same area construction, totally different issues. lot of that over time had been designed to be that way. the way it expressed itself to me was, number one, having lived through the 1960's. having lived through watergate, a very tumultuous era, i did not want that to be the face of detroit. there were detractors in the city trying to drive that narrative, saying we need to burn it down, riot. the year after kevyn: i knew that the news media were looking for that narrative. i sat down with each city council member and said, i recognize this was a difficult time. one of the first things i did was dedicate authority back to the city council. so there is oversight in governance. runningyou should be the city -- i don't think we should be working in partnership. i am here to take care of all sins before i got here -- i don't care what you say about me -- that is fine. but let's not destroy the city that we love. let's not give the press that narrative. let's conduct ourselves in a dignified and honorable way even though we may disagree so

>> he didn't understand the stark nature.re talking about two people killed on national television, we're all seeing it tonight. learn what's going. on don't face cameras until you know what's going to and then act like a grown-up. >> it was a very different response from hillary clinton. >> she was perfect. >> this is a tough issue for republicans. there are obvious ways to express condolences and address a tragedy. >> you can't discuss policy. >> when you vent entire the policy debate, it is a very tough space for republicans which is why -- >> pat toomey could well win the election because ted guts to talk about back ground checks. >> on guns it age liberal. >> jeb bush, that's a heard view for him. i think for secretary clinton, i would like to hear from her. what is your detailed plan to deal with gun violence in the country? the democrats have more of a responsibility on this to have some, agenda as opposed to talking points. >> guns don't kill people. people do. that's consistent with nra slogan for years. >> when hill

patricia stark fox news. >>> a six car pile up ends with a man running naked on a busy highway in ohio say that 44-year-old tracy martin left six people hurt and he barreled down the shoulder of a highway while driving in the nude. his truck slammed into four cars and rear ended a fifth. that's when he smashed into the median flipped over and hit a sixth car. now police say he got out of the truck, ran nearly a mile before officers were able to take him down. >> he was just throwing his arms up in the air hollering what the f, what the f. we thought he was in a car that got hit. actually, he was the one driving the truck. >> i look outside the drivers window and this car just flew by like -- flying by and then hit the mercedes in front of us. >> witnesses couldn't believe it. martin is facing multiple charges including aggravateed vehicular assault. >>> the river in colorado is closed to people tonight because of toxic waste in the water. a leak at the gold king pipe contaminated the water turning it bright orange brown. tubers rafters and swimmers have been banned from the water as th

. >> reporter: it's a stark departure for how most cancers are treated with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation to target the tumors. like chemo, immunotherapy is delivered by an iv, but that's where the similarities end. >> so we switched now from thinking only about how to treat the tumor to now also how to treat the patient and let the patient treat the tumor. >> reporter: how does the medicine work to tune the immune system? >> we need to tip the balance in the favor of immune system, and one way to do that is by blocking these molecular breaks which normally maintain a state of equilibrium from keeping the immune system too activated. >> they can go in stealth mode. this new class of drugs unleashes the body's immune system to see the cancer and fight it. last fall the food and drug administration approved the first in a series of new immunotherapy drugs. merck is selling it under the name of katruda. japan is using this form of treatment, and more fda drug approvals are expected soon. rusty kline says the decision to participate in a trial saved his life. >> the last scan showed

but it was in quite again stark contrast to last night. it was very orderly. even police were relatively relaxed until it was time to move in and arrest those who had been proclaiming all week that they were going to fill the jails and their intent was to continue to push for just skpis do it in an orderly matter but come out in mass and get arrested. a number of those folks determined to get arrested did get arrested. but there were still about 100 or so other active protesters on the other side of the barricade chanting black lives matter. and the other chants are still ringing from a year ago. and with a state of emergency in place, with emotions charged and raw, with what we saw last night, what will tonight bring? and it is always the question here in ferguson. a ten use togetherness that seems so easily torn apart. especially by violence. the whole thing was sparked by violence and every act of violence, whether police initiate order otherwise threatens the peace, the calm and the hard work of people for the last year. >> speaking of that violence, what

the school says christopher stark, a junior from the atlanta area, died from his wounds. the confirmed itness reports said>it happened after a fight inside t student union. there's no word of a suspect. th e university started classes late this morning and counselors are on hand. >>> a trial of an elite prep school senior accused of raping a freshman. 19-year-old owen lebre is accused of attacking a freshman last year. he said he didn't have sex with the girl, who was 15 at the time. prosecutors say he attacked her as part of a tradition at st. paul's prep known as the senior salute. some say it referred to a practice of sexual conquest by graduating seniors. >>> happening today, president obama's going to try to ease concerns about the nuclear deal with iran. will deliver remarks to two major jewish organizations during a live webcast. israel opposes the deal, saying it could eventually lead to a nuclear armed iran. obama says the agreement includes the most comprehensive inspection and verification terms ef negotiated. >>> trump clearing the air about his hair at a rall

patricia stark has that. >> police shoot and kill a black teenagers. two armed suspects ran from officers as they tried to serve a search warrant. >> officers in the rear ally ordered them to stop and drop the gun. as they ran one of the individuals turned and pointed the gun at the officers. >> the officers had to choice but to shoot the man who has been identified as 18-year-old. >> both officers fired. right now it appears one officer fired one shot and the other fired three shots. the suspect was struck. he dropped his gun and continued to run until he collapsed. >> shortly after the shooting protesters took to the street chanting black lives matter. the hours passed leading officers to make nearly a dozen arrests. >> as officers approached them glass bottles started to be thrown at officers, bricks thrown at officers. officers had to use shields to protect themselves. >> tensions remain high in the st. louis area following the unrest that erupted in near by ferguson during the anniversary of michael brown's death. some people living in the communi

. >> the boys are given a preview of the stark conditions they might face if they ever enter the california prison system. >> i want you guys to get a good look at this restroom. this is where you are going to use the restroom. look how they take care of this place. do you want to use this restroom? you come to prison, this is what you are putting yourself in. because you have no privacy once you are in prison. that's what you guys are coming to. >> yeah. i believe what i got out of it is i don't want to end up in jail. so i got to start watching what i'm doing. start making better choices. because one little messed up choice could ruin my whole life. >> i don't want to be here. that's about it. it ain't a good place to be. >> it has to come within you. you have to want to change. i always said this for my victim, i can't give him his life back, but i can save somebody else's life because of what i did. i hope his family knows that, you know, what happened to him, it's not in vain anymore. some people are actually being saved. >> you all take care, man. take care. hopefully we don't see you

. >> how did you know pennsylvania sports are stark here lately and we're looking for anything to here her on. >> and early on there was plenty to share. redland and natalie and. >> i want to try to be like them, you know, pushes you to go further like them. >> in the lasts sipping re redloundz out gaveing japan the win. fans couldn'ting prouder of the pennsylvania boys. >> any reason to hang their heads. >> honest to god, know no, they're a great ball club and played their hardest every miment of the game. >> final score 18-11. in case you were wondering the last pennsylvania team to whip the little league world series was back in 1960. jeff skversky, "channel 6 action news." >> five young friend spent the day raising money to children's hospital of philadelphia. the action cam was in ambler montgomery county for basketball benefit. kids had great prizes, apples and blaikd goods for sure as he is smiling. >> much more to come on "action news" hollywood is mourning death of one of the best will m maker, craver in fall california a short says a tuck out of her brd and escaped unarms. >>

a stark contrast to the evening demonstrations on sunday which were much more tense and unpredictable. activists blocked traffic. the scene of looting and rioting a year ago, refusing police orders to move to the sidewalk. down the street from the stand off, shots were fired between two groups of men. police returned fire leaving 18-year-old tie ron harris in critical condition. >> they fired from the suspect. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney general condemned the violence. >> not only does violence obscure any message of peaceful protest, it places the community and the officers seeking to protect it in harm's way. >> reporter: it was a bloody end to the marchs. his family called for peace. >>> isil says it has carried out two suicide car bombings in iraq. one happened at a busy marketplace. the other went off in a residential area. al jazeera is in baghdad. >> reporter: dozens killed and dozens more wounded in suicide car bombing attacks that happened late monday evening. isil has claimed responsibility for those attacks that happened, on predominately shia populated areas. they took

>>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark.cted colorado shooter james holmes sentenced to life in prison without parole. the jury reaching the decision after deliberating for about six and a half hours over the past two days. the verdict is a disappointment to prosecutors who had been seeking the death penalty. the same jury convicted holmes of killing 12 people and wounding 70 others in the july 2012 attack on a movie heater in aurora. >>> a record-breaking number of people tuning in to the first gop presidential debate on fox news. an estimated 24 million people watched the primetime debate with the top ten candidates. the debate becoming the highest nonsports cable program of all time. the highest rated cable news program of all time and fox news channel's most watched program ever. i'm patricia stark. now back to "hannity." "hannity." ♪ >>> welcome back to "hannity." one of the more heated moments from last night's gop debate came after a question about the patriot act. here is governor chris christie and senator rand paul

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark.ast coast is slowly getting back to norm a. thousands of passengers experiencing hours of delays or had their flights cancelled. an automation problem at an air traffic center in virginia is the cause. the problem has been resolved. technicians are trying to figure out what cause it had. >>> former president bill clinton hitting the links with president obama on martha's vineyard today. civil rights leader vernon jordan and former trade ambassador ron quirk rounded out foursome. president obama and mr. clinton will be joined by their wives tonight for jordan's 0th birthday party. president obama is halfway through his vacation and is scheduled to return to washington august 23rdch the president has been spending his time playing golf and dining at noted restaurants on the island. >>> i'm patricia stark and now back to 9:00 justice with judge jeanine." you're watching the most powerful name in news. >>> welcome pack to "justice." new fears tonight as murders spike major wide in several

christopher starks died at the hospital after a disagreement in the student union.one has been arrested. grief counselors will be on hand on campus today. >>> u.s. markets opening a little lower this morning. the dow jones trading slightly down right now. >>> and the ceo of adullry website, ashley madison has stepped down. the founder had multiple affairs while working at the company. he previously claimed he never cheated on his life. earlier this month hackers stole information from the site. >>> a major new ruling is making it easier for fast-food workers to unionize. before they could only deal with the franchise where they worked. this could lead to wage changes on a national level. antonio mora reports. >> reporter: protests have called attention to the plight of fast-food workers nationwide, leading to minimum wage increases in some parts of the country. now a major victory could help their fight. a ruling has been handed down to enable labor unions to negotiate with companies that use local franchises, as well as those who rely heavily on outside contractors

lisa stark explains the role of congress in the crisis.orter: out of sight of its beautiful beaches and tourist attractions, purr purr is hurting. -- purr toe rierto ricoean -- >> there are some members on the hill who say until puerto rico cleans up its own financial mess we're not giving them money. >> easy for them to they should not be -- they have their own mess. they should ask themselves why is puerto rico in this shape? a lot has to the u.s. government helped attract business to puerto rico by offering generous tax breaks leading to a booming manufacturing sector. 20 years later, congress began phasing out the tax breaks and they ended in it so it was a lot easier to just borrow as opposed to making tough decisions. >>reporter: so the government kept borrowing and investors kept investing and now the island's debt is $1.45 billion a year. if puerto rico was a state, they could declare bankruptcy and restructure. not so with this territory. >>> just another example of how residents of puerto rico, all u.s. citizens, have second-clas

wives, politicians, and more importantly as citizens there is a different reality which stands as a stark contrast as to what has been published. she said it is true, afghanistan is not a paradise for women. we face a very uncertain future with the coming withdrawal of international troops. this is the part that struck me, let me read it. the she says if the world could only see through our eyes they might get a glimpse of the fact that afghan women have come a long way over the last decade. it has been a difficult journey, marked by blood and violence, but we have made significant gains in achievement which would not have been possible without the generous support of the international community, especially the american people. so i would like to point to some of those achievements that she mentions in her letter to her american sisters. the benchmarks of progress. education, afghanistan has basically rebuilt an education system that has, for for all intensive purposes, stopped functioning. in 2002 only 900,000 students were in primary school and all of them were male. today, almost 9 mil

supposed to be this tony stark type figure. he is more of a celebrity ceo. >> who is tallulah riley? >> his 2nd wife. this gets a little complicated. she is a british actress. i understand they are back together again.again. his 1st wife he had five boys with. he met her around 2,008. his companies were going through tough financial times. >> 's relationship currently with justine? >> they share custody of the kids and it is strained. >> you describe your book as before new line and after elon. >> i did a cover story and had gone to him and asked him. he told me he would not participate. he would do his own book were not cooperate. enough people were pursuing the book anyway and over time they go back and ask if he will talk. one day i get a phone call from him at home. i'm either going to participate or make life miserable, and we hashed out terms over dinner where he would participate and did not get to read the book. you know, ultimately i said i could not live with that and he agreed to do interviews. >> how many sessions d

. >> reporter: but the president's trip was a stark reminder that seven years into his presidency, theht continues to rage. the day after the president spoke in kenya, a car baum tack on a hotel killed 13. al-shabab claimed responsibility. though they are lost ground, experts say what is needed now is political stability. >> over time that requires legitimacy and ultimately one has a reborn nation once again. until that happens we're playing whack-a-mole with shabab. >> reporter: the u.s. policy has been two prong, defeat al-shabab on the battlefield, and promote a viable government. u.s. military personnel have been training and equipping african union forces, doing most of the fighting on the ground. the u.s. also has special forces operating inside somalia, and there have been air strikes. since 2007, the u.s. has conducted an estimated 15 to 19 drone strikes inside somalia, mostly flown from its massive air base nearby. that along with an estimated eight to 11 air and cruise missile strikes. at least six strikes hit somalia last month as they provide support for an ongoing offensiv