officer stephanie roberts and carlos responded. identify themselves at the door. he thought they were the bad guys. he never once thought they were the good guys. he tells us they shot his home up, handcuffed him, his wife and 12-year-old son and then searched their home for hours. they sat feeling violated. more than two days later ocoee police offered no explanation to why. channel 9 has learned the officers were under internal investigations before the shooting. sources say the inquiries are involving the time sheet and comp issues. the two were involved in another questionable case in ocoee. they told their bosses an informant said their bosses was selling drugs and protecting a gang. >> sourcers tell us they were retaliated against after bringing up those concerns. they are under administrative leave. they have questions about why these two officers already under scrutiny at the department were he is trying to figure out all those answers to why. >> now, the door here at the home is still not fixed. the homeowners were waiting to meet with an attorney. they h

. >> stephanie roberts is a psychiatric social services counselor in pendleton's d-9 unit.r the past week, d-9 has had its share of trouble. >> we've had people battering staff, we've had people urinating under doors. we've had a lot going on. so, i want to see from your guys' perspective what is going on in this unit that is leading to this negative behavior and how can we change it. a lot of them have had lives that you and i would never -- we might not survive through. you know, some of these kids have had to toughen up and be adults since the time they were 8. what does a leadership role mean? okay. >> that you do what's right at all times. >> in front of your back and behind your back. >> do the right thing at the right time for the right reasons. >> fortunately for cameron, he's scheduled to go home in one week. like many kids here, he will be released to the custody of his grandparents. >> they're very important to me. they're like my mom and dad actually. they have had me since i was 8 1/2 months old. they feel like they failed. they tried to raise me, but i just --

he says the police officer stephanie roberts showed up on scene. she took the report but didn't interview him or make a diagram of the crash. you can see here all that was written was the short narrative. one that he says had several mistakes in it. including even the toe company that showed up. >> i would think that a law enforcement officer would accurately write out a report. here is the report from the second visit the next day. she still said it was his fault. he arced and then a corporal took over on yet a third copy. it seems more witnesses were interviewed as both drivers again. the corporate found some mistakes adding here that the street names were wrong on the other reports and no diagram of the crash was done. he wrote here that he, quote, placed the appropriate vehicles in the proper travel lanes. in the end, skiles was still likely at fault. but after all of the mistakes here and the questions with roberts on other cases, he's just not so sure. the driver says it's confusing for the insurance companies too because there's all these re

he says the police officer stephanie roberts showed up on scene. she took the report but didn't interview him or make a diagram of the crash. you can see here all that was written was the short narrative. one that he says had several mistakes in it. including even the toe company that showed up. >> i would think that a law enforcement officer would accurately write out a report.

. >>> ocoee police say officers carlos engel row and stephanie roberts responded saturday morning in reference to the disturbance call. investigators say when they got there, the homeowner came to the door with a gun in his hand. we' re told the homeowner heard someone shout "gun" and officers fired shots into the house. two adults and a 12- year- old boy were inside. no one was injured. we went to the house to speak to the family and get their side of the story but the homeowner did not want to talk. you can can see the front door is boarded up and a sign that says door damaged by ocoee police. they say officers went to the wrong home. know if that happened and that is something fdle will look into the during the investigation. they describe these officers as experienced. they' re both paid administrative leave. fdle tells me it could take months to figure out what happened. reporting in ocoee, amanda castro, news 6. >> justin: now to another shooting in orange county where we learn a second person has died after shots were fired at the florida mall friday night. 19- year- old sam u

now police are saying robert was >> heather: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live for us this morning, from the very manchester neighborhood where robert was killed and stephanie, possibly the most shocking new detail to come out this morning is police are now saying they don't think this was a random shooting after all. >> reporter: and police say they do have enough evidence to indicate that this murder was a targeted murder. now, when it first happened back in august, neighbors here along ray street were shocked, calling this murder senseless. well, according to the union leader, police are now saying robert was taking her usual walk here along ray street when someone drove up, shot her in the head, and sped off. now a sky fox flew over a search for months back and that's when police and the fbi combed several blocks here along the upscale north end neighborhood. they never mentioned exactly what they found or if they found any helpful evidence. area. and was one of eleven siblings. and people that we spoke with at that time, told us robert had a very specific routine. every sunday

. >> good afternoon my name is robert stephanie son a san franciscan and developing affordable housing for the last 16 years i wanted to speak to the i support the legislation and want to speak to the notation that will result in a reduction of community input and outreach it is fundamental to understand that san francisco nonprofits the groups that deputy affordable housing here are a core value of the county is outreach navigate we can't get to the starting line unless we're selected by the city and various track record so it is fundamental and it is the way that the groups to do this work get selected in the in the first place if we trip up and don't outreach to a community we don't get a chance this is fundamental the way that affordable housing get selected so the way it reduces that is simply not possible the system is set up to not although, my representative for example, on fulsome asked for one hundred and 20 units we had the community outreach and continued though the public process and approval and design development through construction we were providing weekly updates to t

. >> good afternoon my name is robert stephanie son a san franciscan and developing affordable housing the last 16 years i wanted to speak to the i support the legislation and want to speak to the notation that will result in a reduction of community input and outreach it is fundamental to understand that san francisco nonprofits the groups that deputy affordable housing here are a core value of the county is outreach navigate we can't get to the starting line unless we're selected by the city and various track record so it is fundamental and it is the way that the groups to do this work get selected in the in the first place if we trip up and don't outreach to a community we don't get a chance this is fundamental the way that affordable housing get selected so the way it reduces that is simply not possible the system is set up to not although, my representative for example, on fulsome asked for one hundred and 20 units we had the community outreach and continued though the public process and approval and design development through construction we were providing weekly updates to the c

stephanie: but whiting says money won' t change the fact that the collapse killed a father and daughter from vermont, robert and annabelle young, and injured 50 others. >> it makes me sad that it wasn' t set up properly and these people were put in danger. stephanie: we reached out to walker international events but did not receive a response. in lancaster, stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: you can read the entire citation on our website, wmur.com. just look for a link in the story online. shelley: a former belknap county sheriff' s deputy has been indicted on nine counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault. all the alleged victims were inmates. a former sheriff' s deputy behind bars tonight. accused of sexual assault involving at least five inmates. the belknap county attorney says she' s disappointed. >> it' disappointing when you have someone in a position of trust, a position of authority, where they' re supposed to be protecting the public. shelley: that former deputy is 37-year-old ernest justin blanchette. today, he was indicted on 9 counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault. and one count of

robert good morning. just hours before the eve of the primary. and already changes in poll numbers. >> yes, good morning stephanie.ull up the screen and look at the changes as we can. donald trump leading 28% in the polls, he's down from last month in south carolina at 36% last month. ted cruz at 23%, a slight uptick from january, where he was at 20%. and marco rubio, this third place at 15% today. where in january he was 14%. but you know what? as we know poll numbers sometimes don't tell the whole story, especially in a ground game like south carolina is. so we should expect a real horserace tomorrow. and this final day of stumping here in south carolina, steph. >> things got pretty feisty as i understand last night at the town hall. >> they did and expected. it's been very feisty election season. donald trump saying he's not your average candidate and not going to play the politically correct game. let's listen. >> i'll be more politically correct than you have ever interviewed, you would say boy that's boring interview. i have palm beach, i have mar elago. but we don't have time to be politically correct in th

commonwealth attorney stephanie morales doesn't want the victim's alleged shoplifting mention that part of the story coming up tonight on thirteen years now with six or so roberts in thirteen years now. officer involved shooting soon could get counted in virginia's annual crime report. that's the aim of a bill working its way through the state senate right now the bill has already won unanimous approval in the house lawmakers amended the bill to ensure the crime report also shows whether an officer involved shooting was justified. portsmouth new police chief is getting acquainted with the city this picture was posted to the department's twitter feed today that shows donna chapman sitting in on a staff meeting to learn more about the crime trends in portsmouth. chapman took the oath of office yesterday african american female police chief. it had several months but alan white county deputies got fourteen accused drug dealers off the streets it's part of operation crackdown investigator seems more than twenty three thousand dollars worth of illegal street drugs and five thousand dollars in cash the drugs included cocaine crack cocaine and heroin. two suspects are

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roberts about the decision and the next steps. eyewitness news reporter angela hong is outside the government center in uptown. of next . >>> stephanie, it certainly does and in this three page resignation letter to city council carlee reflected on his accomplishments and challenges during his three years as city manager. specifically, he talked about the trial of officer randall west kerrick and transitioning charlotte douglas airport to new management and the city's budget crisis last year. there were times the members of city council were not happy with carlee's handling of the high profile cases including the fire investigator who accused the city of wrongful termination and accused him for being responsible for the police chief monroe. we wept to jennifer roberts who told channel 9 that carlee has been a great public servant. different ways, gotten us through tough issues and has been a great manager. >> right now it is unclear if carlee will stay on as interim city manager until a new city manager is hired. reporting live in uptown, angela hong, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> thank you, ang los angeles you can read the letter t

roberts all honoring their colleague. many people showed up to say a final good-bye that the line wrapped around the courthouse. abc's stephanie ramos is in washington with more. stephanie. >> reporter: david, you said it. the body of the late justice antonin scalia is lying in repose here at the supreme court where he built his legacy as a conservative icon. it's his last visit to the building where he had a commanding presence the last three decades. up in the cold at the supreme court to honor the late justice antonin scalia. >> scalia has been a figure in my life my whole lifetime, and his opinions are very uninfluential. >> he september an example for americans that you can stand up on principal, and the love. >> reporter: police serving as pallbearers and law clerks serving as honorary pallbearers, to lie in repose on the same pedestal that held the casket of president abraham lincoln. inside the 8 remaining justices standing in the order in which they sit on the supreme court bench and scalia's family attending the short private ceremony. scalia's 2007 portrait on display flanked by wreaths from the senate and the house

stephanie: that is what marissa mayer had to say. let's get some reaction. roberthas a buy on yahoo! shares. also with us, bloomberg news contributing editor paul kedrosky. and from bloomberg intelligence, paul sweeney. emily chang is here. let's break this down. >> i am not sure we have enough people. stephanie: first of all, you have a buy on yahoo!. is it a buy because there is a buy on yahoo! or because you buy what she is selling. >> they are selling the court. that is why you saw the write-down, the asset sales, the points they have like ip, that an acquirer would need to value. the real question now is what kind of sale process is this? is it active, and what is a qualified big? also, what number would they take? what is reasonable? we said it is worth $6 billion or $8 billion or so. the real piecing is separating the core from the eight assets. that is how you maximize the value. we think it is about $40. stephanie: paul, do you want to weigh in here? paul: my biggest tech away from this was exactly that. i just feel like we were looking for clarity about t

stephanie.. some of the best chili in the country could be found in cedar rapids this past weekend. the isle of iowa parrot heaea club held its annual blues n buffett chili challenger.our very own justin roberts took the heat, as one of the judges. he and others sampled dozens bowls of chili.this year the event raised money for the h-d youth center and the community health free clinic. cbs 2 news checked with the organizers and they raised a little more than 1 1thousanan dollars. he says he feels like he's been up there forever -- but this week astronaut scott kelly is finally coming home. he's spent a year on the international space station tomorrow.kelly says his highlights from his time in space were giant storms and the northern lights.his research will pave the way for a mission to mars s d scientists will analyze the impact on his body by comparing scott to his twin brother -- mark.you can find a link to kelly's return and nasa tv on cbs 2 iowa dot com. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.after the break...the chilling story about an american hero being recognized later today. today.in y yr cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for

, pat roberts from kansas, and tim scott of south carolina had this to say: so republicans saying they don't want november the prisoners to the u.s., but not really playing a lot of ball, stephaniemes to figuring out where they would go. and leadership on the house and senate side among republicans are opposed to moving prisoners from guantanamo. paul ryan has said keep it open. mitch mcconnell says guantanamo is the perfect place to keep them. and as you point out, it's a political year, and republican candidates haven't shown any interest in shutting guantanamo down. >> a political year in which voters have expressed that national security is top of mind. president obama invokes national security to make his point about why gitmo should be closed. have a listen. >> when it becomes clear that something is not working as intended, when it does not advance our security, we have to change course. for many years, it has been clear that the detention facility at guantanamo bay does not advance our national security. it undermines it. this is not just my opinion. this is the opinion of experts. this is the opinion of many in our military. it's counterproductive to our fight against t

stephanie stahl shows us the surprising results. >> reporter: for many pet owners it ace knightley ritual you are all talked in and with a quick leap so is your pet right besides you. mack's owner robertullivan is all for it. >> even though he snores but does not keep us up at night. we sleep better with him. >> reporter: mia gives her dog an assist. >> we made other steps to make it bigger, as wide as bed to help him get up and down. >> reporter: once thought to be disruptive to a person's sleep a recent survey found 41 t whose share their beds with their pets find it beneficial. >> if having a pet nearby helps them feel relaxed, and gives them a sense of security, which permits them to fall asleep with less difficulty then i think that is something that does deserve attention. >> reporter: 20 percent of respondents say their pets interrupted their sleep, katie is happy to have pumpkin in the bed but. >> my husband is not always happen bye that report report how do our pets feel about sharing the bed. >> their way to say i like you in mess of the the cases is just by saying they want to fall asleep. >> reporter: doctor carlos, a behavior specialist at the university of pennsylvania v

stephanie gosk in norristown, much. >>> the fbi took to social media in the search of an agent that disappeared in iran. the fbi is asking for information on the whereabouts of robert levinson. the american had been working for the cia in what u.s. rogue operation. the iranian government denies knowledge of his disappearance and offered to help search for him. >>> california now to an english teacher who allegedly helped inmates escape from a maximum security jail has been released. prosecutors said they would not charge 44-year-old ravaghi. investigators allege the teacher who worked at the jail provided the inmates with a map that showed an aerial view of the jail complex. on monday, the three inmates faced a judge for the first time. since their capture this weekend, investigators revealed the fugitives kidnapped a taxi driver at gunpoint and held him captive a week arguing over whether to kill him. eventually, they let the man go. >>> weather is another big story this morning. the midwest storm hasn't disappointed. >> we have a blizzard going on and the risk of strong storms and tornadoes to talk about. let's get to it. swath of blizzard warnings, ory advisorie

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