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three guys come in with shirts tied around their heads, wearing shorts, t-shirts stuff on their heads and just socks. don't know if they didn't want to leave footprints or whatever, you can see them ransacking this place paking boards, everything else. posted by the crimestoppers, trying to identify these three. the officer in the video says they're looking for three white males. >> but how do you know who they are? >> guess what? earlier in the day, check out this part of the video. they said three white males looked like they could be the same dudes walked into the store. one of them wearing a distinct pair of socks. that guy there, black socks with the white strap in back of them -- look back at the other video, a kid with the black socks and the white stripes. the officer says these three acted very strange while in the store and looked at the same four skateboards that were stolen in the robbery. look. these three walking around. >> wow. >> at one point according to the officer, one of the kids pocketed socks from a nearby display and also believe maybe they stole the key to the

and i think what we will do here is i'm going to try t and, guys, in the studio, i can't hear you, becauseget anything wet. last thing before i try this, say hi to all of my friends in sea isle. what's up. we love carmanment next week we will be in ocean city so they better bring it like you guys have brought t so you'll explain what's going on. >> sure. >> are you convinced i can do this? can i do this? >> jen, you can do anything. >> okay, well, let's begin by having vinny do it. get up front. you will be the one that's talking. >> all right. >> then, get up here. he'll show us how to do this. so they say what you do. you look at the sent of the board. there is a hand. you get yourself turned sideways into a surfer stands. and then move your weight to the tail of the board. >> i have to tell you, jen has great ball. >> step to the tail of the board. sing it, take couple every big strokes on the right. show how it spins. >> i could stroke while doing this. >> do you have to stroke. >> on the bay, if anybody aspires to go out in the ocean. >> what the heck is going on? >> hours and hours o

guy in the t-shirt has choice words for the guy in the jeep. guy in the jeep throws something at the guy. drive away, end it here. watch what happens. >> oh. >> what? >> no. >> the jeep takes offer down the busy highway, and you see the guy's feed going like fred flinstone. >> you risked killing someone for road rage. you could go to jail for a long time. >> that could be the case, nick, because the video's out there on youtube, right? you see the car, the guy inside the vehicle. who knows. this guy could face legal ramifications from this. >> i wonder if the guy who jumped on the car because he clearly grabbed the car, that guy did not drive off with him. he jumped on the car and would not let go, but then he couldn't. the driver should have stopped. >> shared responsibility here. both people making a situation that could have been avoided very, very, very bad. >>> this is true. not every day you find yourself at the presence of an exploding, interrupting volcano. there's people who go there to take pictures and show them to us like this exper

the guy in the ac/dc t-shirt, grinning while accepting that cash. that's a used car salesman named jack douek. he's clearly a confident guy. but if he only knew how this transaction could change his life after we catch him putting a potentially dangerous truck back on the road. >> go. >> i have no idea what he told me. >> reporter: we should probably start at the beginning. when superstorm sandy hit the northeast. nearly 300 people lost their lives. thousands more lost their homes. and then, there were the cars. an estimated 250,000 of them submerged for days in corrosive salt water. for months, following the storm, many were parked at this abandoned airport on long island. look at them all. and each one, a potential highway hazard. salt water flood cars are a special kind of wreck. >> flood cars rot from the inside-out. days, weeks, months down the road, parts are going to fail. >> reporter: that makes it a bit worrisome, when you see runways full of flood cars now vacant. the obvious question is, where did they all go? the answer has a lot to do wi

>> reporter: yeah guys t last american combat troop left iraq three years ago. the president says we might start fighting there again, but only from the air. isis militants are surging across northern iraq. today, they claim to capture 15 more towns, a military base, an the country's largest dam. the military ran down their guns and ran away. civilians fled their homes. 15,000 members of a religious sect are on a mountain surrounded by militants threatening to kill them if they don't convert to islam. they are also advancing on a city where american diplomats are based. they are just 25 miles from a city where 150 military advisers anne makovec unknown number of diplomats have been operating in a city once thought safe. >> we intend to stay vigilant. >> reporter: the president was quick to clarify he is not sending american soldiers and marines back on the ground. >> american combat troops will not be returning tonight in iraq. because there is no american military solution to the larger crisis in iraq. >> reporter: a clear ultimatum from the president tonight,

t problem. that and the five and youout guys jumped.at t >> casey, when presidenthe obama saw david cammeron speak, did he just kind of shrink a little bit and go, all right, that's what in should have done or that's a little bit much? >> c yeah. he was probably doing what i a was doing, crying for his mom. that's tough. and when you hear david cammeron giving the speech that president obama should have given yesterday, that is tough to take. i think listening, watching the speech, he sees the just position, david cammeron gets it this threat is real that it is imminent. for some reason we haven't arrived at that conclusion yesterday. and, however, keep in mind that the britis rarely panic, so they must have some serious credible intelligence that it there is an imminent and severe threat that they have to address. if he is right, then what's going tonc happen? obama is going to blame it on a video? going to have anothert th benghazi on his hands.lame >> upper slip always stiffideo not in this case.hi josh ernest said we are not upp at war. i guess i mean literally is he right.id but we are at war

for the t-shirt he wore on his way to jail. the guy'srt has a picture of his mug shot from his arrest in june on drunken driving charges. when he shows up at jail, he wears the t-shirt for his entrance photo. jail officials said there's no policy on what an inmate can wear when he's booked to do time. >> that's a new one. >> yes. you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news today at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> happening today, the pride of philadelphia and beyond, mo'ne davis takes the mound. she and the taney team will hit the baseball diamond to continue their quest for a little league world series title. >> everyone's watching the forecast. is mother nature going to throw the players a curve tonight in williamsport? showers could be on the way. here at home, quite a different story. we're off to another cool start for august on this wednesday morning. we may see showers tomorrow, though. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out about the weather for today. with met

interesting history set at at&t park today. >> the guy replacing tim lincecum in the starting rotation in. has been doing a unsung hero's job. retired 45 hitters in a row. like two perfect games. looking good. so are the giants this afternoon as they get unexpected power from bloco. over and -- blanco. over and out. 2-0 lead against the rockies. he retires culverson, a former giants with a strikeout, that makes it 45 straight batters he retired over the course of several appearances. that is a major league record. later offensive support off the bat of the young catcher. 4-1 difference. the catcher today had no idea that he was on the receiving end of big league history. >> i think it was the out before the tying one. it was a strike three. i threw it up in the stands. guys like no. what did i do? that is a tying record. they got it back right away. [ indiscernible ] >> good stuff. most importantly the warriors and giants stay in the pennate race, warriors make a move today and strengthening their bench which was a problem spot last year, playoff run. barbosa, veteran. one year deal. 3

was on not too long ago where raelyn, the character on "justified" goes in and he's going after this guy t arrest him and he's a one-legges guy. he jumps out of a window and gets away. and stuff. this actually happened in los angeles to a deputy -- to a -oup of deputy marshals.ct they were on a -- i think the fourth floor of an apartment and they knew the guy had one leg se they weren't really worrying about him getting out the back.e well, he got out the back. getti there's a tree out there. he jumped onto it, slid down, put on the leg and took off. leg so, you know, there are those. yeah, there's some in any of y that.s how there's sensationalism in any of that. lenny -- >> here's how dumb i am. i was at a function last night. my wife's laughing because she was with me.at aniy the woman that's in "justified." what's her name? i don't know. i've watched one episode. she was an older woman that's the mother of -- i forget her name. >> she won the emmy for the best meamatic actress that year. >> that shows you how much of an hiot i am now. >> no, i went up there andow introduced myself. big

. >> o o cops guys have been t by gun fire. >> rte bullet killing him ca from an officer's gun meant robbery suspect who also died during the shootout. pole washington fired his gun fi which led officers to fire back. duri investigaon police foundh washington fired was an air soft gun. police is making it clear the officers had no way of knowinthat. he says they acted exactly how they . crime photos show how similar thaai gkso real gun, the same weight, same tip ahe same trigger. three witnesses inside that wendy' say when the air soft gun w fired it sounded exactly like a real gun. we tracked down a similar type of a soft gun to see how loud it is after firing it you can see why police they had no reason but to shoot back. he says he hasn't slept since this happened. we asked if he regrets allowing thereo film? >> personally i will live with this forever. >> ror said he is proud of how his department handled the situation but losing bryce isn'tt a loss for the proct crew but the police force well. >>> room mates pushed tomurder and a gruesome afr math. the manhunt is not over yet. >

. >>> this guy swims in a t-shirt. ♪ because i don't look good anymore ♪ >> he looks good in the santatume. >>> at first glance, it may look like this guy is running away from something dangerous, right? but, no, he is a dangerous person. this guy a thief in brazil trying to rob a home. the neighbors knew what was going on, so they after the guy, and what you are going to see is like a wild goose chase. get down or is the guy trying to grab him? now the chase is on. people are after the guy. you see the police at the scene, but watch. the dude's like acting like he's hurt, but he's certainly fine and able to get up and run away. now he got all the people following after him up on the roof. >> this is crazy seeing police and citizens chasing the guy in masses. >> flailing up there like riving in pain. he has the wits about him. watch this creepy move. when the guy gets close, kicked him, in the roof, and he falls through the roof. >> what a bad guy. >> that's not the only person. this guy, grabbed by the ankle, putting up a fight, another guy on the roof, the owner says, hey, calm down,

. >> there was a guy selling t-shirts in the middle of the freeway.there were people getting out of their cars and starting to walk. i had never seen traffic like this. >> well, she's very disappointed, understandably, and michelle said she expected more from a mccartney concert and the city of san francisco. she now hopes to get a refund. >>> heavy traffic also an issue for this mccartney fan, but more so after the concert. ray allen drove up from los angeles and said he made it just in time since the performance started late. but the mass exodus of people and the traffic after the concert made him miss his ride. he spent the night outside candlestick park. >> i sat right here and did nothing, enjoyed my memories of the concert. there was an awful lot of people. i mean, the big stadium is a farewell gig and a lot of people wanted to see it. >> allen got a t-shirt to commemorate the historic event. he showed it off saying this one is special since it shows the date of the last concert at the stick. >>> the 49ers are trying to make sure the traffic for

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t-mobile ceo, john leger. i wonder -- you talk to wall street investors all the time. guyng around in a t-shirt -- how is that playing out in wall street? >> it is certainly a change from traditional telecom executives we have known. tweeting and wearing magenta t-shirts and things like this. it is definitely a different look. it is resonating with customers. he has done a lot of things to shake up the industry. you see at&t and verizon and probably soon spreads reacting aggressively to the price moves he has made. it has frankly lowered the price of the industry. it is shaking things up quite a bit. >> what is the single biggest change? >> unfortunately, he has proved there is price elasticity in u.s. wireless. >> could hurt the profits. >> sure, and it is a scale business. you need spectrum, network utilization, network assets. these require cash flow. to the extent that you continue to have somebody chipping away the price points, the return on capital as an industry is worse than it was just a year ago. >> these guys have. -- got a lot of bond payments to make. >> if y

. >>> this video is going to make you sick, and it's very disturbing because watch this guy in this light colored thirt. did you see what he just did? >> he is treating that dog like it's a toy. >> he is walking a small chihuahua and in the process also swinging it. unfortunately, it is being torn because the leash is attached to his collar, and you can see not only does he do it once, he does it again, swinging it around his body. the dog seems to be okay and keeps walking, but this guy does it a third time. all of this recorded by someone that witnessed what was happening. >> oh, man, that makes me so angry, and there's other people there. another guy with a dog. do none of them care about this animal? >> there is another dog with him. none of the other guys seem to care that this guy is swinging the dog around. >> what's worse, it might not even be his dog. >> that's exactly what happened. apparently the owner of the dog had allowed this guy to walk her chihuahua, and it wasn't until this video was posted on facebook she saw that's my dog. he was arrested and charged. he was banned from keeping

. >> can i ask you guys to sign t the oath please congratulations and again, thank you for your services. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar and congratulations on that getting those positions filed it's inform easy task a. >> thank you. >> thank you and supervisor wiener is present with us as well. item 5 is the director's report dr. huh-ey. good morning, commissioners it's my honor to formerly introduce my chief of financial and administration officer and d deputy director clarence maddisn and she will present you regarding the finance report today. i believe to further introduce her, she was with dbi before in various departments in my an announcement i u, you know, put forward before >> you pt want to koucome up. >> good morning, commissioners torrance maddiison two to thre f for the directlhe department of inspection i'm glad to be back i look forward to working with everyone there's a lot of chooift things happening in the department with that, why don't i jump into the report before i you have the june #114 financitl report i'll take a few minutes to go over some highlights

explain why you prefer that and because i have i pride myself in honest and my integrity t is important what did you guys do and look at it us like we're criminals kind of thing did something really, really wrong we did but i don't like to have that, you know. >> so what would you suggest would be a fair penalty. >> it's your call i'll pay a thousand. >> let's be clear we can't change it to the fine a monetary fine that's not in the legislation okay. >> then we're at a dead end then. >> why not if you don't mind me asking. >> we didn't write the legislation and you see where i'm coming from. >> we understand unfortunately, we're not having the authority to alter fines period. >> i believe you don't have signs in our store about policies of not selling to minors and no, we do right by the cigarettes and a sticker we ask please id the customer. >> you do. >> yep. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay. that's it. >> you'll have another. >> okay. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm jean young the senior health inspector environmental health branch since my last appearances we hope this board that the decision to

giants have the day off and back at at&t in philadelphia. >> that guy is good. >> yeah, he could hit., thank you. >>> before we go tonight, a quick update on the suspicious package. the package was harmless and both stations are back opened and trains are running. >> thank you for joining us tonight, our next newscast is at 4:30 a.m. and you can find us online and on twitter and facebook and also on www.ktvu.com and also on our ktvu app. have a good night. bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but you don't need to camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself. mattress discounters labor day sale is on now! rest those tired bones on a queen size serta mattress and box spring set. right now, they're just $397. get 48 months interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. not to labor the point, but this sale won't last long. ♪ mattress discounters (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a sa

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t-mobile that guy will do -- >> the wild card is bezos. >> you would think bezos would deliver on thee in the same day? >> within two days. >> had a drone drop the water -- >> a prime customer i. know where you're going with that. i can't wait to see if buffett does it. awesome. legere, he'll do it. of course. >> yeah. >> he may do it on the set. >> may have to change. doesn't have to be always wearing t-shirts. he's fine. >> we are waiting for zuckerberg and apparently not the only one who challenged him. new jersey governor chris christie also nominating him to take the challenge after he got soaked yesterday. there's the governor. his children doing the honors. so he passed it on to zuckerberg along with other folks as well. still waiting to hear from you, mark. hope you will take us up on that and, again, more importantly think about why we're all doing this, which means more than dumping water over our heads to begin with. that is to raise money and awareness for als and to do that, to donate, you can go to als.org. they've already raised more than $3.5 million and that's just si

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let's go out to at&t park from earlier today. giants and the guysotherly love, that is former cowboy great roger starbucket at the game. it wasn't panic time, it was joe panic's time at the plate. breaks a tie and he's running hard because he makes it to third. and then they'll break that tie. blanco goes the opposite way. yes, top of the ninth, they were counting on sergio romo to count this out. he gets his 23rd save of the season. giants come from behind and win 6-5. >>> as on a thee-game losing streak. the as take on the braves, top of the sixth, steven vote sends one to center field. v.j. upton, can't bring it back. as down one. however, bottom of the sixth, one on for chris johnson. he singles to left center. that will bring in justin upton. atlanta back up by two runs. and then derrick norris, top of the ninth, plows out with one man on. ouch. as lose again. their fourth consecutive loss, 4-3 is your final. it's a new era for the 49ers. and it begins sunday as they play their first game at levi stadium. players like colin kaepernick and frank

t-mobile were one operator? then you would have two very strong guys and one quite strong guy.rived in the french market and turned it upside down, which was a quite uncompetitive market. he came in and turned it upside down. he did that with the help of a lot of very aggressive supporters and regulators. he comes here, he buys t-mobile. he gets t-mobile. he does not change the spectrum landscape. yes, he could come in and shake things up. it's not clear how quite easy it is to do that. >> let's talk about that. i am getting some headlines. deutsche telekom, the current owner of t-mobile, is set to deem iliad's offer noncompetitive. cory, what does this mean? >> deutsche telekom is a pretty important part of t-mobile. they put this company together. deutsche telekom will be necessary for any deal to happen to acquire the company. they are saying they clearly favor the sprint offer. i go back to iliad's notion of where they will get the money to do a deal like this. it is unclear. t-mobile already has a ton of debt. iliad is a smaller company than t-mobile. deutsche telekom sayi

t-shirt, yes. >> still ahead he has come a long way since harry potter. i necessity you remember this guyaniel radcliff. he is star of the new romantic comedy that we are hearing could be movie of the summer. we will talk to him live next. . >>> back pack is on, huge success this year, you guys have been showing up since 7:00. you've got another half hour to come down and donate much needed school supplies for kids who may be can't afford them as they approach back to school. so so many of are you turning out. we're aim to go getty think 22,000, approaching that, we always need our -- meet our goals. >> we partnered away, kade tolls crayons, this is not a thing where you can come pick this stub you have. >> no, donations only at this point. >> all right. we'll keep you posted on that, checking back in with quincy out all morning long. next guest known to a lot of people as harry potter. daniel radcliff branched out a light from the boy who is. >> since then, horror film, dads end on broadway, brought gray poe tote life. now time for romantic comedy, take a look at what if. >> ♪ >> my cous

. >> one of the occupants heard the struggle, heard the shot t he hears a guy coming down with two little kids, who believe the ages of the kids are four to six, five and six, two little boys. one of the children states his mommy is dead, his mommas dead. >> again, the woman has not yet been identified. but police are looking for a man, 31 year old keith bellajonas, apparently took off from this drexel hill apartment with two boys, roughly ages four and six years old, traveling in a dark gray exeter a we'll continue to stay here, and get you the latest on this developing story. information as we get it, police are hoping that they will be able to get pictures of the two boys as well. kerrey? >> just real quickly, it is chris, the man that bellajonas believed to be the boy friend of the woman who was killed then, is what police are saying? >> reporter: believed to be the boyfriend. apparently, that's why we're thinking pa or new york plates, apparently there is some sort of new york connection. it is unclear if he was living living down here full time or not. police did reference him as po

. >> there was a guy selling t-shirts out in the middle of the freeway there were people getting out of cars and starting to walk. >> michelle was going to celebrate her 25th wedding anniversary at camp stichblingt instead this is what she found. grid lock. the they sat in the car outside the stick during the entire concert. show ended after midnight. it was traffic horror again. we didn't move for 2 full hours. so it was 2 hours 45 minutes to make 20th minute drive from candlestick back to redwood city. police chief says he had the same number of officers as he does on any big forty-niner game. same traffic controls. but he says the dynamic of the concert goers contributed to the grid lock unlike niners games when many leave before it's over. >> because this was brought by all estimate sgraits show nobody left early. so when 6 60,000 people all leave the same place at the same time if you get what you get. >> ticket holder said the parking lot filled early but many cop certificate goers were unfamiliar with the stick. other outside lots. little consolation to a woman who flew in fro

first-time players at augusta -- a couple of the other young guys who had not played commented that they learned a lot that heyk, that they learned -- tught they were supposed to hit it over here, they headed over here, it didn't work. here are guys that study these and you would think they would know exactly where to hit it. but you try a shot here or there, you don't get it. it is a fabulous game, challenging. >> there are a lot of people who are beginning to say nine holes is enough. >> we're never going to move away from 18 holes. but for the recreational player to make nine holes mean something. golf, thed legends of reason we did it was we wanted to get the word out that par 3 golf and nine hole golf is great, it is real golf. if you are on usga handicap, that is all you need to play. the time element is a challenge. the question of how many rounds. shot in alternate scotland two weeks ago. two hours and 20 minutes of fabulous experience. we have to figure out a way -- >> you were playing with somebody, and you ever had the shot with the most distance, you would hit that shot -- >> no. partners,you and our we designate which one

guys. back to you. >> thank you, lawrence. at&tas rolled out some new super super high-speed internet access in austin, texas. >> sharon profis joins us more with what this means for customers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. so maybe you have heard of google fiber, at&t heard about it definitely and created its own product called gigapower. so the way it is in most of the states now, you get 10 megabits per second. but with this super high-speed internet, you get up to 1 gigabit per second. so, for example, that's 100 times faster than average. you can download 25 songs in one second. >> oh, my gosh. >> snap of a finger. on the normal connection that would normally take about 2 minutes. so it is a big difference. now, there are data caps like with cell service. that's one terabyte a month. that's generous. it will be hard for most people to hit the cap but what this is really about is being able to stream videos and movies over the internet without wait fogger things to buffer and without worrying about it not being

t-shirt? >> if it makes me look like some of the guys. uld wear 15 tech t-shirts. >> i don't know about the voice. voice would creep me out a little bit. >> you are breathing deeper. coming up the power of puppies. >> a question we have been asking. the benefits of having pets include lowering stress and even boosting energy if you didn't know. >> in places like hospitals they can really lift the spirits of patients. but they also may be providing enormous benefits to doctors and nurses as well. abc's ron clay born hiborne has story. >> reporter: for workers in philadelphia, lunchtime is puppy time. instead of grabbing a sandwich or cup of coffee, they spend the time cuddling canines and caressing kittens. where is this? at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. like any other big city medical center a place where the tension, the drama, the intensity of life and death are the norm. >> health care is incredibly stressful. no matter what department, intensive care, emergency, to the newborn nursery it's stressful. >> reporter: this

t. you will notice these guys have no facial hair.at was that was the face that they were in at that particularime. clean cut kind of look. this is a very young buck o'neie by the way. the firstha african-american toe come into the league playing atl with a mustache was satchel paig page. will you find that he has a on mustache in the 1930s which is p kind ofa rare but once again satchel page was kind of rare himself. in going around and giving talks on the negro leagues and trying to go back to as many cities as i can and talk about various tht games that they played in cities, occasionally you hear something that really summarize the experience. i heard it and i said that's a great song but you know what, i'm a halfy decent poet.. i adopted it. it goes something like this. my name is bullet rogue an. my name is turkey sterns. prim my name is buck o'neil. mor i'm just one more forgotten face among the black faced teams on an old dark horse that came to t course they called the negro te leagues. he worked the fields in dre tennessee but i dreamed of ys. better days so i left the plow and bag to

>> i am genes and t-shirt type of gu guy.nky americans desperately in need of a vacation but are too scared or stressed to take one. 40% of people don't plan on using their leave, some are not taking any at all. number one reason they fear they will come back to the mountain paperwork, another reason is because they think they are replaceable. what would you say to those people who are not taking their vacations? >> i have grown up in america my whole life, i moved to germany and saw a cultural change where people take a lot of vacations, more or less a given, you're going to go on vacation twice, three times per year. it is more stress-free. why not take a little stress out of your life, book ahead of ti time. definitely use it. melissa: thank you so much. oh, sweet child of mine you are cute, lovable and expensive. the cost of raising a child, at the end of the day it is all about "money." >> so you thinking about having a child? it's going to set you back about a quarter of a million dollars. that doesn't include expenses

t park. and the guy wearing the red giants' hat and holding the bat is brian stow. next to him is his son tyler who's a first time stow has ever been in the giants' clubhouse. >> a great picture. >> i know. >> awesome. >>> it is 5:26 on your monday morning. the 49ers' first game at the new stadium will be run to remember -- one to remember. at 5:30 from the food to all the technology, what fans saying about the new experience at levi's stadium. >> another night of violence and unrest in forgetson, missouri as -- ferguson, missouri as police clash with rioters. i'm smoring smoring live in missouri -- susan mcginnis live in missouri. >> three of the people in critical condition. i'm kiet do and we have a live report from the scene coming up. ,,,,,, it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my schoolwork. it helped my grades move higher. today it's the largest broadband adoption program in am

i see these guys wearing t-shirts. what's that about? wapner, what was the judge wearing?rt. >> you get a $250 shirt, the suit, you see the najarians and know it's real money. you dump it on me. >> what's the worst that could happen? it's only water. >> i don't really like this suit. >> are you, sir? >> this is a valentino tie. i don't really like it anyway. >> it's a little chilly out here. i'll stand up. ready? ready? >> sure. >> set, go! how feeling, sir? >> great. >> you know how this works? you have to challenge three other people. >> i'm going to challenge a group of people. i want all the "mad money" viewers who are on twitter to dump water over everybody -- each other, family members and then tweet your pledge. that's what i'm going to do. >> that's what it's all about. >> thank you so much for everybody -- >> lou gherig's disease. >> that's right. this terrible disease we all know that makes us the luckiest people on the face of the earth. >> it really does. thank you for doing that, jim. tonight, you can be caught on your own show, "mad money," 6:00 p.m. herein r

investigators say the person in the white t-shirt and red hat on the right of your screen is michael brown. the guy behind him in the black t-shirt is his friend, dorian johnson. police say brown grabbed a $49 box of cigars off the county and tried to leave the store without peaing. an employee tried to stop him, and brown shoved the man before walking out. about ten minutes later an officer spotted brown and johnson walking down the street, but the police chief says -- and this is important -- the officer did not know brown was the suspect we'll have much more in a live report coming up from ferguson. >> the officer stopped brown and johnson because they were walking down the street blocking traffic. again, the latest from ferguson coming up at 4:30. >>> that officer, as we just heard, has been identified as darren wilson, a six-year veteran of the police department, and as we just heard, we will have more on what's happening out there a little later in the broadcast. >>> now it appears that -- to be an unfortunate case of mistaken identity in virginia. >> this apdz to be a tragic accident. a sher