tamir died the next day. last year, a grand jury failed to bring charges against either of the officers. cleveland mayor frank jackson announced the payout, which is likely the largest ever for the city in a police-related case. >> while we have settled the legal side of this in the court proceedings side of this, for $6 million, there is no price that you can put on the life of the loss of a 12-year-old child. amy: after the announcement, the head of the police union, sparked controversy by suggesting the rice family use part of their settlement to "help educate the youth of cleveland in the dangers associated with the mishandling of both real and facsimile firearms." we'll speak with an attorney for tamir rice's family and a black lives matter organizer after headlines. voters head to the polls today in connecticut, delaware, maryland, pennsylvania, and rhode island for the so-called "acela primary," nicknamed for the high-speed amtrak train that runs through the states. on the republican side, the primarie

the city of cleveland will pay $6 million to the family of tamir rice, the 12-year-old african american boy who was fatally shot by a white rookie police officer. dean reynolds is in cleveland. >> reporter: the police officers involved in the shooting were never charged. a federal grand jury declined to indict them. the local prosecutor said the whole case was a perfect storm of mistakes, but not criminal. and the city of cleveland, as part of the settlement, is not admitting any wrongdoing. cleveland mayor frank jackson. >> a 12-year old died. irregardless of fault or facts or anything, it should not have happened. ki reporter: rookie officer timothy loehmann and his veteran partner frank garmback kept their jobs but have been on desk duty ever since the incident november 22, 2014, when a man in a park called 911 about someone waving a gun, though he cautioned it could be a fake. >> reporter: it turned out to be a realistic-looking toy held by 12-year-old tamir rice, but the officers were never told of the caller's doubts. loehmann shot rice less than two seconds after arriving. >> rep

the city acknowledges no fault in tamir's 2014 death.fficer timothy logan, a trainee, shot tamir in response to a call. >>> nearly one month after the belgium terror attacks, the brussels metro station where 16 people were killed is back open today. for many, it's obviously an emotional commute. >> rather difficult to come here again. >> it's strange. it's strange. you tend to look to all the other passengers. it's strange. >> increased police patrols remain in effect. along the platform, handwritten notes on the station wall expressing condolences for those killed in the attacks. >>> president obama is sending an additional 250 special operation troops to syria. those u.s. forces will not do any direct fighting. instead, their goal will be to advise syrian forces. a syrian administration official said the president decided to send more troops because of recent successes against isis. >>> and new video shows an extremely close call as a giant sinkhole opens in a busy intersection in china. just in time, a police officer was able to set u

. >>> and a $6 million law enforcement in the settlement over the death of tamir rice who was shot and killed while playing with a pellet gun in 2014. the video shows the patrolman firing as the boy held the gun. the grand jury decided there was not any evidence to bring criminal charges in the case. >>> presidential hopeful john kasich held a rally this afternoon just hours after he and rival candidate, ted cruz, a announced an unusual alliance to take down frontrunner donald trump to stop trump from getting the delegates settlement the nomination. kasich will back off in oregon and new mexico, and cruz's campaign will focus on indiana to pave the way for an open convention. >> i think it's very important. right now the way things work, hillary clinton will be president and we'll lose the

and pointing it at people. >> reporter: turned out to be a realistic looking toy held by 12-year-old tamir rice. but the officers were never told of the caller's doubts. loehmann shot rice less than two seconds after arriving. >> shots fired. male down. surveillance tape showed neither instead, they tackled his distraught sister at the scene, forced her into the cruiser, and told tamir's mother they would do the same to her if she didn't stop yelling. an attorney for the rice family. does this settlement bring closure to the family? >> there is really no settlement, however historic financially that could bring closure and justice to this family. >> reporter: the two police officers had asked the judge to dismiss the family's lawsuit, scott. and loehmann's attorney said his client has a heavy burden to bear and will have to live with what happened for the rest of his life. >> dean reynolds reporting from the park where tamir rice was killed. dean, thank you. >>> the friend of a man accused of massed murder has pleaded guilty today to lying to investigators. conscience. it was the murder of

to live with what happened for the rest of his life. >> dean reynolds reporting from the park where tamirice was killed. dean, thank you. >>> the friend of a man accused of massed murder has pleaded guilty today to lying to investigators. the crime shocked the conscience. it was the murder of eight black parishioners and minister who had welcomed a stranger into their bible south carolina. police say dylann roof opened fire in a racist hate crime. his friend, 21-year-old joey meek will testify against roof in hopes of getting a lighter sentence in today's guilty plea. >>> today, a federal appeals court reinstated the suspension that the nfl imposed on new england patriots' quarterback tom brady for using underinflated footballs in a championship game. here's don dahler. >> new england! >> reporter: today's decision means one of the nfl's best teams will have to play the first four games next season without one of the best quarterbacks ever to play the game. last spring, commissioner roger goodell ordered tom brady suspended for four games for brady's part in a scandal involving underinfla

tamir rice.nded to a 911 call with a person with a gun but never told it was a toy. the settlement, the largest wrongful death paid out the city comes months after a grand jury did not indict the officers involved. under the terms of the agreement, the city admits no wrongdoing. >>> 16-year-old boy and his brother journey of a lifetime. 111 walk through michigan. hunter gandy covered his brother braden for the last half mile. he did it to bring attention to cerebral palsy to challenge anyone with a disability. this is the brother's third stride. he carried him for 30 miles and last year, a 7 miles. >>> a boy in missouri has raised $11,000 after word spread about his lemonade stand. it isn't going toward buying toys. it is funding his own adoption. he has been living with his foster mom for the past four years, but now the family is hoping to make it official. the funds raised will go towards legal fees. >>> a driver in california caused this 60 geyser on monday after crashing and hitting a hydran

news" the city of cleveland will pay up in the aftermath of two officers gunning down 12-year-old tamirice. we'll tell you just how much. >> a father turns to look at his son while on a texas rollercoaster and notices he is no longer strapped in. karen. >> that is my worst fear. looking live here this is dekalb mike at nap road. we're clear, we're dry just one car, two cars out there moving at the moment. we're going to check on that delay on i-95 coming up. >> and a new jersey philadelphia police officer saves a man from killing himself. details in the video of that dramatic rescue ahead on "action news." >> ♪ across pennsylvania, he's praised as a progressive champion with a record of reform. josh shapiro the democrats most compelling candidate for attorney general. he'll protect seniors from scams and stand up to polluting frackers. he's backed by law enforcement, supported by planned parenthood and he's endorsed by president obama - who says shapiro "represents the next generation of progressive leadership". democrat josh shapiro an attorney general...for us >> 5:45. good morning. w

they're settling the wrongful death lawsuit by tamir's family.e not going to admit wrongdoing. you may remember he was shot and killed by an officer who mistook the 12-year-old's pellet gun for an actual gun. the grand jury declined to indict the officers. jeffrey toobin is back with me. i'm not sure if it's surprising to see this settlement but effectively ends everything for the family in terms of pursuing the city. >> yes. in terms of a civil settlement, it does. in a very controversial decision, the district attorney in cleveland decided not to prosecute the officer for any sort of criminal offense in connection with tamir's death. the federal government is following up but those sorts of civil rights violations rarely lead to criminal charges. likely, this is the end of everything. >> you think that's the end. even with the federal government looking with the microscope at this incident prior to tamir dying, they were looking at the cleveland police department and had found infractions there. does that mean the doj has done its duty working

tamir died the follow day.nd jury declined to indict the officers involved. >> up to 250 more american troops are headed to syria to help the fight against isis. president obama made that announcement today in germany. he said the additional troops were crucial to keeping up momentum that the u.s. has built up in recent months. troops are not expected to engage in combat. instead, they will provide expertise and advice to syrian forces. >>> president obama made today's announcement as he wrapped up his nearly week long tour overseas. the president has called on several allies in the middle east and europe to ramp up their fight against isis. >> all right, turning to health check tonight they may be convenient for adults but laundry packets continue to be a growing threat to children. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is live at the big board with the upday. hi, heal. >> hi, guys. every day there are about 30 incidents of children biteing into swallowing or breaking laundry deter gender packets

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lawsuit over the shooting of tamir rice.ettlement was announced this morning in the northern district court of ohio. the city of cleveland has no admission of wrongdoing and all plaintiffs will execute full releases against the city of cleveland. again, city of cleveland has settled with the family of tamir rice for $6 million. >>> still to come in the newsroom, questions now swirling about prince's estate as authorities investigate exactly what caused his death. wiback like it could used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena because you can't beat zero heartburn! i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. it was all pencil and paper. started out, the surface pro is very intuitive. i can draw lightly, just like i would with a real pencil. i've been a forensic artist for over 30 y

. >>> today the city of cleveland agreed to pay the family of tamir rice 6 million-dollars to settle a wrongful death claim. the african-american boy shot to death by a white officer while playing with an air soft gun outside the recreational center. the city does not admit wrongdoing. the resolution says nothing to celebrate because a 12-year-old child needlessly lost his life so it is not to celebrate. the mayor is looking into whether the officer shot tamir rice should face discipline. >> more troops are heading to syria. president obama made the announcement saying u.s. forces will help in the fight against isis. >> this comes after the obama administration said 217 troops will assist in iraq. >> world leaders discussed their strategy. >> reporter: the u.s. ramping up the fight against isis. president obama announcing more american troops will be joining special operation force on the ground in syria. >> the expertise has been critical as local forces have driven isis out of key areas. the deployment of 250 u.s. additional personnel in syria including special forces to keep it up

. >>> the city of cleveland will pay $6 million to the son of ta -- family of tamir rice. surveillance video shows two men pulling up to rice and shooting him after a suspicious call of someone with a gun. that gun turned out to be a pellet gun. with the crime. >>> the mayor wants tn see money spent on enhancing training and boosting salaries for poll workers. another 8 million will go to other up grades. he is also asked to review the primary in which a thousand names just vanished from the voting rolls in brooklyn. >>> you probably heard of therapy dogs, even therapy cats. how about this therapy horse? and this is not just any horse. >>> my dog notwithstandingo . we're going to break down the timing and a really weird contrast as well, coming up. >>> let's hear what's coming up >>> details about the method cal killings of eight family members in ohio. >>> our political team is following trump. could it backfire? >>> and children eating those colorful laundry detergent pods, >>> you are about to meet a little pony with a whole lot of love. whiling away hours in a pasture.

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. >> city of cleveland reached a lawsuit settlement paying six million-dollar to the family of tamir wright. they shot and killed the two-year old back in 2014 after a 911 caller reported a young man was waving a gun around. it turns out it was a toy weapon. the grand jury decided the police officer shot tamir rice were not face criminal charges and under settlement the city does not to have admit any raining doing. >> we didn't do anything wrong but here's six million-dollar. all right. >>> 6:20. >> thirty years ago today the world's worst nuclear disaster in history happened. >> i remember this, the explosion at cher noble in ukraine, was catastrophic. perhaps you will remember that faithful day as i do. the initial accident killed 31 people and radioactive material blank the ited parts of the europe exposing more than 3 million people to high levels of radiation, to this day, the cher noble cities still contaminated and the clean up continues. thirty years later. former plant workers survivors, and those who lost loved ones gathered for a candle light memorial service in ukraine.

. >>> the city of cleveland reached a $6 million settlement for the death of tamir rice. was shot via police officer when playing with a pellet gun. an officer stopped in his cruiser and under the terms of the settlement, cleveland did not admit to wrongdoing and a grand jury decided there was not enough evidence to bring criminal charges in the case. the city will pay the family over the next two years. >> a man is under arrest for swiping a donation jar intended for the family of a virginia state trooper shot and killed. he stole the jar full of money [000:12:59;00] the money was supposed to go to the family of i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris van hollen and the nra "misleading." the sun says van hollen and president obama have the exact same position. the post praised van hollen as a "leading champion on gun safety," and condemned the edwards ads that "mislead" voters.

tamir rice was killed and they said he was playing with a toy gun. he goes onto tell her he's going to tell his mama, so she takes the gun, gets back in the car. >> that's how kids get shot. >> she posted a second video to her page. >> this how kids get shot. kids die from [ bleep ] like this. >> it could be a bb gun, whatever. even then, in one second to me, that looks like a real weapon. and if anyone else thinks the same thing, something terrible is going to happen. >> that is her sentiment exactly. >> i just gave you your life back. >> she later posted a message, are you willing to risk your life for that of a child. people in their community take back their community, take charge. she may have saved that young man's life. it looks like it has millions of views. hopefully her message gets out there. >> this is how kids get shot. >>> the relationship built between human and dogs over thousands of years means they hold a very special place in our heart. explains why these two videos have gone so viral. we start in russia. we see the tv camera insid

a trainee officer shot tamir seconds after arriving on the scene and the grand jury declined to indict him or the officer in the death. >>> tom brady will have to sit out four games after all. today, an appeals court upheld the punishment, and if this sticks, brady could miss the first four patriot games this year and he appeals, the case could head to the supreme court. >>> another football scandal, this time off the felted. according to his lawyer, johnny manziel will be indicted for misdemeanor assault. he is accused of hitting his ex- girlfriend after leaving a dallas bar. the former heisman trophy winner was cut from the cleveland browns in march and has lost big sponsorships like nike. >>> cvs is voluntarily recalling cases of herbal tea over reports it could contain salmonella including 1.4-ounce cases of gold emblem abound organic spice herbal tea. the ingredient produced by the raw material supplier tested positive for salmonella in a different trial. no reports of illness so far. >>> and we talked about the wind. it was brisk and blustery. >>> anywhere close to the water was

rice's death sparked protest around the country after video showed a white officer shooting tamir as he played with his pellet gun. the officers allege they acted recklessly when they confronted rice in 2014. barbara. >>> starting today in an effort to curb violence, students at two different high schools will be dismissed at different times all because of fights between students at the dunbar and technical educational campus. d.c. public have been happening at metro stations when schools let out. now there will be a 20-minute time difference in dismissals which should mean fewer students heading to the metro at the same time. >>> and right now d.c. leaders are breaking ground on a new pro soccer stadium. d.c. united is leaving rfk stadium for the new facility at buzzard point. these are artist renderings of what it will look like once it's all done. the new facility won't be far from nats park. and the project is expected to cost around $300, 000 million. expected to be opened by fall of 2018. >>> we have plenty of sunshine. my goodness, what a gorgeous monday. unfortunately things

the city has reached a $6 million settlement in the killing of 12-year-old tamir rice.n 2014 rice was holding a toy pellet gun when an officer shot the boy to death. a grand jury declined to bring charges against the officers. federal civil rights investigation is pending. >>> president obama says another 250,000 military personnel will head to syria. he made the announcement this morning and it comes a week after 200 troops are headed to iraq to help battling isis. >>> meantime, president obama toured a trade show in hanover, germany, today with german chancellor angela merkel. the president is praising mer kehl's ha -- merkel's handling of the refugees. >>> a brussels metro station opened up today. officials say the bombing didn't cause any structural damage to the station but the ticketing area needed some superficial repairs. they erected a tribute wall where people wrote words about the vomiting victims. >>> terrorists set off a bomb at the metro station and two others at brussels airport. in all, 32 people were killed. isis claimed responsibility. >>> now your "nb

. >>> a settlement was announced today in the fatal police shooting of tamir rice, the 12-year-old cleveland boy whose death prompted national outrage a year and a half ago. the city of cleveland will pay rice's family $6 million, while not admitting wrongdoing. a court still has to approve the settlement. last year, a grand jury decided not to indict the police officer who said he thought a toy gun rice was carrying was real. >>> parts of the midwest are on high alert this evening as a wave of severe and dangerous weather sweeps through the region, with the growing threat to damaging winds, hail and tornadoes. national correspondent miguel almaguer is tracking it for us tonight. >> reporter: the baseball-sized hail in kansas was powerful enough to break windshields and rattle nerves. tonight nearly 18 million are in the danger zone, facing lightning, powerful winds, and taking cover from extreme conditions on the road. at least seven tornadoes already reported in the plains in the last 24 hours. sirens blaring, warning of twisters that can rip apart homes. two storm chasers were injured in

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city of cleveland will pay $6 million to settle a pwrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of tamir rice. the 12-year-old killed by a police officer in 2014. the officers were responding to a 911 call about someone waving a gun. the gun turned out to be a toy. as part of the settlement, the city did not admit any wrongdoing. >> a 12-year-old died. irregardless of fault or facts or anything, it should not have happened. >> a grand jury refused to indict either officer. both kept their jobs but have been on desk duty ever since. into a home in florida, critically injuring the three people on board. this video shows the burning wreckage of the plane and the fire that broke out in the povrp know beach home. no one was inside the home when the plane hit it yesterday. the ntsb is working to figure out why this all happened. >>> and a federal appeals court ruled the nfl commissioner has the right to suspend tom brady in the deflategate scandal, putting the new england quarterback back on the sideline to serve his suspension. ryan webb reports. >> reporter: tom brady must serve a four-game

ohio has announced a 6 million- dollar settlement between the city and the family of 12-year- old tamir rice. rice was fatally shot by a white rookie police officer while playing with a pellet gun outside of a recreation center in 2014. video shows a police car skiding to a stop and patrolman tim lowman firing th door. mayor frank jackson says the shooting should not have happened. >> and while we have settled the legal side of this in the court proceedings side of this, for 6 million-dollars, there's no price that you can put on the life of the loss of a 12- year-old child. >>> a grand jury decided that the officer shouldn't face criminal charges. the mayor says use of force committee will decide whether the officer and his trainer should be disciplined. >>> market researchers predict beyonce will be selling a whole lot of lemonade. >> over the weekend, queen bee released her new album lemonade exclusively on title with chief maroon and that's the only place you can stream it lemonade is on sale for amazon. the album is expected to go gold in its owning week moving 500,000 to 600,000 u

. >>> cleveland has reached a $6 million settlement in a lawsuit over the death of 12-year-old tamir rice. he was a child shot by a police officer while playing with a pellet gun in november 2014. video shows a rookie patrolmen firing in an instant as the cruiser driven by his training officer stops. the officers asked the judge to dismiss a lawsuit in a grand jury declined to bring charges against the officer. >>> montgomery county police looking for your help to find the person or people who allegedly beat a man to death. it happened around 10:30 and centerway park in montgomery village. delia goncalves has the latest. torn away the crime tape but the investigation just getting started. police believe the victim knew his attackers. >> it's too close to home. it's shocking. >> reporter: donna drove by the park after hearing an 18-year- old man was killed here sunday night. >> i've lived in this area all my life. i worked in that school and i remember when they built this park.>> reporter: a lot has changed. neighbors complain of gang activity an increase in crime. >> i personally do

. >>> the city of cleveland settled a wrongful death lawsuit over the shooting of tamir rice in 2014. cleveland will pay $6 million over the next two years. the lawsuit alleged the police officers acted recklessly who shot the boy who was playing with a pellet gun. >>> students are back in class after a gunman shot two teenagers at the prom. >> reporter: good afternoon, sarah there is heightened security at the school and counselors on hand after the attack that could have been so much worse. a small town is in shock this morning as police try to understand why an 18-year-old allegedly plotted a rampage at a high school prom. >>> we have a shooter. >> reporter: police say former high school student jacob wagner was armed with a high powered rifle and large amunition clip when he opened fire on students leaving the prom saturday night. a young man hit in the leg his date grazed by a bullet. an officer patrolling the parking lot heard the gunfire and took down the shooter right away. >>> he did what he needed to do and took care of the -- to me, saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: school

. >>> back at home tonight and cleveland reaching a $6 million settlement in the death of tamir rice, the 12-year-old playing with a pellet gun in a city park and shot and killed by a rookie the deal ends the family's civil rights against the city without cleveland admits wrong doing. >>> the death of a music legend and whether prince had a doctor on stage in the last performance at his house. this is his last performance in atlanta after several cancellations because he was ill. offense that concert, the emergency plane landing. and witnesses said he gave a shout out to his doctor. >> reporter: the mystery surrounding prince's death deepened. family and friends in shock. >> price was a health nut. prince was very much into fitness and taking care of his body and making sure he was in great shape. >> reporter: investigators still inviewing people that prince interacted with around his home. his final daps being carefully analyzed. the superstar playing his final public show in atlanta, a week before his death, apologizing >> i have to apologize for the cancellation. i was a bit under

. >>> in the city of cleveland, reaching a $6 million settlement over the death of 12-year-old tamir rice. he was shot as a young boy by a white police officer while playing with a pellet gun. back in 2014. an order filed in u.s. district court today says the city will pay 3 million this year and that another 3 million next year. his family filed a wrongful death suit against the city. the officers and the dispatchers who they say acted recklessly during this deadly confrontation. >>> president obama upped the ante in the war against isis today, announcing he's sending 250 more troops to syria to help fight against the terrorist group. the president was in hanover, germany, for a trade fair when >> reporter: the president covered a lot of territory here at his trip to hanover trade industrial show. the main topic isis and the fight against terrorism. the president announcing that the u.s. is sending some 250 troops to aid in the fight to ramp up the operation there, going on for some time now. the president sees this as a turning point, a time to try to solidify the gains that happen

. >>> a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of tamir rice has been settled for $6 million. the city of cleveland agreed to pay but did not admit to any wrongdoing. a rookie police officer shot and killed the 12-year-old mistakenly thinking rice's toy gun was real. >>> lots of speculation but no official explanation yet about what killed prince. secondary interest for folks in harlem who took to the streets to party and celebrate who he was and what he accomplished. fans gathering at the harlem state office building singing, dancing, sharing memories of his music. prince cremated over the weekend. results from an autopsy expected to take several weeks. >>> new tonight, a 9-year-old boy has set up a lemonade stand to raise money for his own adoption. tristan jacobson is selling lemonade and cookies in front of the home he shares with his legal guardians in springfield, missouri. he's been living with the davis family ever since his biological mother left him at the door of a shelter four years ago. >> she's responsible for taking care of me. i think she's going to be a great

tamir rice was playing with a pellet gun when officers arrived and opened fire within two seconds. he wasn't given first aid till about four minutes later when an fbi agent trained as a paramedic arrived. he died the next day. the mayor said the shooting should not have happened. >> there is no price that you can put on the life of the loss of a 12-y >> a grand jury failed to indict the police officers in the child's death. >>> the man who alleges he was abused by former house speaker dennis hastert is now suing hastert for unpaid hush money. his breach of contract say the says hastert promised him $3.5 million to remain quiet but hastert only paid him about half that. hastert will be sentenced tomorrow on federal banksing charges which he bleeded guilty to last fall. >>> residents of da lurkts minnesota will be cleaning up this morning a spring storm system brought heavy rain and gusty winds to the northland yesterday. turning up lake superior. spectators flocked to the shore to see the huge waves. the winds sent trees crashing down on homes. power lines and cars. the southern and

today, the city of cleveland announced it has reached a $6 million settlement filed in the case of tamir, a man claims he was paid to keep quiet about sexual abuse by former house speaker dennis hastert filed a lawsuit claiming he was not paid enough. he says he received less than $2 million. investigators say hastert paid people to cover up alleged sex abuse of boys while he was a high schoolteacher. >>> two against one is the strategy for presidential candidates, ted cruz and john kasich are teeming up. tomorrow, five states will vote for 172 delegates. all three republican candidates will be in california for the state g.o.p. convention, which begins on friday. >>> on the democrats' side, 25% will be decided in tomorrow's primary. hillary clinton has 80% of the delegates. most have declared support for her, but not locked into any candidate until the convention. bernie sanders saying he's committed to staying in the race. when the race comes to california it's important to understand the difference between closed an open primary. california democrats have a modified open primary. mean

tamir rice was playing with a pellet gun when officers arrived and one opened fire within two secondsthe head of the police union said the family should use the money to educate kids about the dangers of playing with real and replica guns, an idea the rice family attorney called tone deaf. >>> the man who alleges he was sexually abused by former house speaker dennis hastert is now suing has territory for unpaid hush money. the man's breach of contract promised him $3.5 million to stay quiet about the alleged decades old abuse. but that has territory only paid him about half that. has territory will be sentenced tomorrow on federal banking charges which he pleaded guilty to last fall. >>> a wayward bear caused a big scare in a los angeles neighborhood last night. it was spotted fear a college campus springing through the area and alluded officers for two hours and students were warned to stay inside. the bear eventually was safely tranquilized and will be released back into the wild after it gets a medical checkup. >>> still ahead, a new warning about those brightly covered laundry pod