nobody got hurt. >> terrell shropshire eventually completed his sentence at river bend and was released from prison in february 2008. but another memorable inmate featured on "lockup" may never know such freedom. >> i was accused of assaulting an inmate with a padlock. that's why i'm in this jail for. >> when we met daunte bullock at the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa, he was spending his third day in ad seg, the administrative segregation, also known as the hole. authorities say he stuffed this padlock inside a sock and brutally attacked another inmate with it. >> do you think you have a violent past, history, angry? what's the situation? >> i'm violent when i'm provoked. >> bullock is already serving a life sentence for kidnapping. but if the padlock assault charges stick, he could spend the next year in ad seg, where he would be locked in his cell, 23 hours a day. >> i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. inmate has been assaulted, my defense to them was telling them that i was in the area. i was just pushed out of the way as the inmate was trying to get away from the person

terrell is a mixture of everything. he's black, white, a mixture of everything because we all have our own complex heritages. i would say it's the same but it's different. we plan to engulf that in a larger movement that's universal which is the problem that the way the police policies are being carried out specifically as it pertains to young black men because the numbers don't lie. >> what are some of the changes that you would like to see as a result? >> i'll speak very very briefly on that. i speak about universal issues such as body cameras. now if the body cameras are around we don't have this conversation because we all know exactly what happened. tasers also. and the use of the procedural force, the force of continuum, you know not escalating the violence too far as it's brought to you. i'll leave it at that. and let's be very clear, very, very clear, it takes one bullet from trained, from a trained gunman to end a life. it takes one bullet. and we know how many were fired. >> based on what you know should offic

. >> you are terrell. i go for more smarter. more fizz per square inch.an't get the new guy to do anything. in sports warriors down to the wire in brooklyn plus can the best player in rugby make the 49ers roster? this is going to be interest i love this new sirachi burger. it's siracha. sluracha? no. si-rah-chah. siriracha. no. watch how i say it. si-rah-cha. that's not helping. bam! that's jack's new spicy sriracha burger comin' in all hot and melty with jalapeños and bacon! but the best part? it's not just sriracha sauce it's creamy sri-rah... slur-rah cha... whatever it's called, it's awesome sauce. >> good evening. warriors salute fumes in brook lip tonight trying to steal one from the net and they might have if not for the ex warrior jack and this was second left. andrew showing up and showing up angry in brooklyn here with authority. curry. thunder from down under. like to show you this in vegas. third quarter stanford manilo pez with 26. up 9. curry on fire in the fourth. the baby face assassin hits the 3. amma embarrassed but i have people everywh

paul terrell -- he owned a store in mountain view.'d seen me for quite a long time, demonstrating my computer. so steve jobs went to sell him some of our little boards that we had built for $20. he said, no. people want to come in, they want to buy it pre-built, they want to buy the thing ready to go. it cost us $250 to build, we ould sell it for $500. the retail price was $666.66 because i, as a mathematician, like repeating digits. and that's what it should be. the garage is a bit of a myth. it's overblown. the garage represents us better than anything else, but we did no designs there. we would drive the finished products there, make them work, and then drive to the store that paid us cash. we outgrew the garage quickly. it wasn't like a whole company, you walk in, a bunch of people have desks. there were hardly ever more than two people in the garage. mostly they were just sitting around doing nothing productive. i was very much a geek. i was a social outsider. i did not look at the world in normal ways when i was young. i wanted

. >> you are terrell. i go for more smarter. more fizz per square inch. the new guy to do anything. in sports warriors down to the wire in brooklyn plus can the best player in rugby make the 49ers roster? this is going in >> good evening. warriors salute fumes in brook lip tonight trying to steal one from the net and they might have if not for the ex warrior jack and this was a fatal shot of jack with one second left. andrew showing up and showing up angry in brooklyn here with authority. curry. thunder from down under. like to show you this in vegas. third quarter stanford manilo pez with 26. up 9. curry on fire in the fourth. the baby face assassin hits the 3. amma embarrassed but i have people everywhere. tied at 108. final moments. fir and hit how many times have we seen them do that with gelleden state. seconds left. johnson make the shot. ball game 110-108 brooklyn the final. wrap the 6 gym roadie. to the ice. smith arrived an hour before game time just acquired from chicago and paying dividends immediately. mark edward with the shot. smith on the r

let's bring in meg terrell. we've seen this happen before. >> that's very true.is really cool graphic we showed earlier in the day and i like it so much, i want to show it again, if we can. which compares the first three months of 2014 with the first three months of 2015 for biotech and we see a very, very similar pattern. it looks like the run-up and drop-off this year was a little bit steeper, because the sell-off start earlier in the first quarter last year, but we've seen this before. and in previous sell-offs, the losing evacuates this year, we've seen a four-day losing streak that ended february 4th. that was tied to gilead forecasting bigger than expected discounts on its hepatitis "c" drugs. but last year you saw these sell-offs, and in the middle of the year, around janet yellkin's comments, we saw another sell-off. and toward the end of the year when express scripts came out, people started worry again. so often these events will lead to a few day sell-off in biotech. right now, there's no similar event that led to this. it could be the end of the first

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those st terrell looks at what is driving >> the consol tags in the health care industry co united health purchased a pharmacy benefits manager catamaran. it's just the latest in a series of deals in the space. >> it's a market that's going through a long-standing period of consolidation. express scripps has a history of creating value through acquiring businesses. the last big one being the metco acquisition. two of the three largest players. >> the result for one, greater power for pbns to negotiate drug prices. benefit managers including press scrips and cvs health. the catamaran deal strengthens the third largest player. that c be bad news for the drug industry. drug companies are already contending with pressure on some of their biggest products. specifically for hepatitis c. >> the more market power the pbm's having and hmos have they are promising they will lead to lower drug prices. they put pressure with what we saul with gill yad last year in the other classes of drugs. >> it wasn't all bad news for drug stocks today. after concerns last week that the bull run was coming to an e

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protesters out in force after last night's killing of tony terrell robinson jr., an unarmed black man shot by police. tapes of local police transmission show the beginning of the incident as police responded to a complaint. >> look for a male black light skinned, tanned jacket and jeans outside yelling and jumping in front of cars 19 years of age name is tony robinson. >> reporter: more police calls came in with reports he assaulted people before running into an apartment. madison's police chief says an officer followed the suspect, heard a disturbance and forced his way into the apartment where the suspect attacked him. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> 1247 copy shots fired. >> reporter: today officials identified matt kenny, a 12-year veteran, as the officer who shot and killed robinson. >> i want to be very transparent. he was unarmed. >> reporter: officer kenny the chief said was involved and cleared in a fatal shooting in 2007. kenny is now on administrative leave. >> oh my god, they killed my grandson. >> reporter: robin r and aunt joined protesters at the crime scene last night

. >> you are terrell. i go for more smarter. more fizz per square inch.nything. in sports warriors down to the wire in brooklyn plus can the best player in rugby make the 49ers roster? this is going to be interest ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. warriors salute fumes in brook lip tonight trying to steal one from the net and they might have if not for the ex warrior jack and this was a fatal shot of jack with one second left. andrew showing up and showing up angry in brooklyn here with authority. curry. thunder from down under. like to show you this in vegas. third quarter stanford manilo pez with 26. up 9. curry on fire in the fourth. the baby face assassin hits the 3. amma embarrassed b

. >> meg terrell will have the latest and we'll look at what it could mean not only for biogen but for biotechs overall as well. speaking of nasdaq and the leadership there, facebook is trading at an all-time high right now, but you guys still like that stock at this point. why? >> we still like it because i think the very strong fundamentals really justify that price at this point. i'm starting to think of facebook as less of a social media company and more of a digital media company. they're taking on giants like google and outperforming in the advertising space. google saying they were seeing challenges in the advertising market but facebook is still able to grow in that arena. of course, with the announcement this week they're going to get into the mobile ad payment space, you know, it just suggests to me that they're trying to come up with information on their visitors to at some tount enter into some e-commerce arena. this is a company that company that continues to grow. we're expecting great things from them next quarter when they report. leer looking for 44 cents a share. the

meg terrell is here with us to go through the story.y. >> before the break you were mentioning intercept, which was up based on its competitor's data. that competitor is genfit. it plunged 44%. near traded in paris. i just got off the phone with the ceo who told me he thinks the market is really overreacting here. he is actually calling the phase two study a success. now, what happened was it missed its top line goal and when they took out some early stage patients with this early liver disease called nash, what they found is that in high risk patients, the drug appeared to be working, and so that's why they're calling it success, and they're going forward into a phase three trial. we also mentioned -- the drug looks very safe he said and it looks to be cardio protective, lowering the levels of bad cholesterol, raising the levels of high -- of good cholesterol in the blood. we also talked about the future of the company. he says they plan to list on nasdaq this year. they also need to raise some money in order to go into that phase thre

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this is where unarmed 19-year-old tony terrell robinson was shot and killed by police friday. no one is allowed inside except for kathleen buffton. she lives a thin wall away from where the gunshots rang out. she says she was in the kitchen when she heard a scuffle next door then pounding on the door she says. what she didn't know according to police is that there were multiple calls into dispatch regarding robinson including an alleged batter incident. police say officer matt kenny responding heard a commotion inside the home and forced his way in and then gunfire. >> you could really here it. nothing went through. >> reporter: police say robinson attacked kenny provoking the officer to use deadly force. but buffton has her doubts. >> i wonder if it was a white person if they wouldn't have got shot they would have got tased. >> reporter: her thoughts echoed by robinson's family. this is not the first time the 45-year-old officer used deadly force. officer kenny was exonerated for an incident that took place eight years ago. the police chief says he's working to regain public

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more than 1,000 people have turned out for the funeral of 19-year-old terrell robinson.rlier this month police killed robinson after they say he assaulted an officer. robinson's family asked protesters to stay away from the services and the memorial went on uninterrupted. >> we all need to embrace each other. that's it. that's the only way to explain it. why act a fool when we can enjoy each other and then you know learn from this. >> the department of justice is now investigating the shooting. >>> out of news in las vegas, the 19-year-old charged with shooting and killing a mother just outside of her mouth has pleaded not guilty in the case. as nathan o'neill explains, he changed his story about where he was the night the woman was killed. >> sir how do you plead to count i, murder with use of a deadly weapon. >> not guilty. >> reporter: that was darryn roush. charged with the shooting death. new court records reveal testimony that land him with three charges including murder attempted murder and illegal discharge of a file arm. court records shows nowsch changed his wh

more than 1,000 people turned out for the funeral of 19-year-old toeny terrell robinson.as shot and killed after police say he assaulted an officer. robinson's family asked protesters to stay away from the services yesterday and the memorial went on uninterrupted. >> my mind is we all need to embrace each other you know and work through this. that's it that's all. i mean there's no other way to explain it. i mean why act a fool when we can enjoy each other and then you know, learn from this. >> the department of justice is now investigating the shooting. >>> nine historically african-american fraternities and sororities are planning a rally at philadelphia's love park tomorrow. the event is an effort to spread a positive message following charges of racism involving a fraternity at oklahoma university. philadelphia city councilwoman blondell williams brown is organizing tomorrow's noon news conference at love park. it's in response to the video that surfaced. the fraternity has been kicked off campus. other allegations of racism have also surfaced at sae chapters at other

here is meg terrell with more. >> how fast are drug prices rising? pharmacy benefits manager express scripts says the increases are setting records. express scripts negotiated drug prices on behalf of insurers. it says the gains were driven by a 31% increase in the cost of so-called specialty drugs like those for rheumatoid arthritis, cancer multiple sclerosis, and hepatitis c. >> it's not sustainable pricing. so we have to do something to both bring the products to the marketplace but also make it affordable for patients. >> the drug price war came to a head last year over a revolutionary new pill for hepatitis c. it costs upwards of $80,000 for 12 weeks of treatment, drawing resistance from insurers and patient advocacy groups. when it was approved in december express scripts struck an exclusive deal and then gilead reached a similar deal with cvs, forcing it to make a 40% discount on the pills this year. express script says it's not finished. next up, maybe a new class of drugs for cholesterol, expected to be approved later this year. cvs has esti

meg terrell with the details. >> lipitor is an interesting one. there's a huge push to bring a new class of cholesterol drugs to the market. they're made by amgen, and regeneron and pfizer. this week amgen will present data on howell its drug does at reducing the risk of heart attacks and other risks. regeneron and sandfi. fooiz pfizer is competing in the space. they're expected to talk about rejenner rons and amgen's next week. actelion will have a drug for pulmonary hypertension. celexopag will be on the market. the data we see over the weekend could have implications for both of those stocks. lots of activity in both drugs and medical devices at the cardiology conference. it's clearly hard at work on our heart. >> no one pronounces those drugs better than you do. >> i stay up at night. >> sarah, down to you. >> got a big story coming up. robert frank that sounds like a juicy one. >> sara this has everything an arrest in monaco secret storage bunkers, money laundering and billionaires who say they've been defrauded. it's tripping the art world c

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streets of madison, wisconsin demanding answers in the shooting death of unarmed 19-year-old tony terrell robinson at the hands of officer matt kenny who is now on paid leave. the scene of the shooting still guarded heavily by police. >> also right here on this wall of the kitchen. >> kathleen buffton lives a thin wall away from where the gun shots range out and said she heard the deadly exchange unfold from her kitchen after a scuffle caught her by surprise. >> it was a little now zi. >> reporter: then pounding on the door he says. was that the police? >> yeah. he forced the door open. >> reporter: what she didn't know according to police is that there were multiple calls into dispatch regarding robinson including an alleged battery incident. >> look for a male black light skin tan jacket and jeans outside yelling at cars. >> reporter: police say officer matt kenny responded heard a commotion side and then forced his way in, then gun fire. >> nothing went through. >> reporter: police say robinson attacked kenny provoking the officer to use deadly force. but buffton has her daughters. >>

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. >>> a second execution is on hold in brian keith terrell was said to die next week. another death row inmate's execution wall street postponed yesterday. >>> now back to "hardball." sgli the days when the jewish people remain passive in the face of genocidal enemies, those days are over. even if vault has to stand alone, israel will stand. but i know that israel does not stand alone. i know that you stand with israel. >>> welcome back to "hardball." it was a day of extraordinary drama in american politics. it began with prime minister bibbi netanyahu with an unprecedented address. he used washington's most prominent platform for eviscerate our own president's policy goal for a nuclear deal with iran. moments after the address, president obama responded. >> if we're successful in negotiating, then in fact this will be the best deal possible to preven iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. nothing else comes close. sanctions won't do it. even military action would not be as successful as the deal that we have put forward. what i'm focused on right now is solving this pr

>> reporter: tony terrell robinson's mother is devastated and overcome by emotion. >> my son has neveren a violent person. never. and to die in such a violent, violent way. >> reporter: police paint a different picture of her son. scanner traffic capturing the dramatic chain of events. >> look for a male black, light skin. >> reporter: police say they received several calls about robinson friday evening. first about the teen jumping in and out of traffic and dodging cars. >> got another call for the same suspect. >> reporter: then about an alleged battery incident. >> tried to strangle another patron. >> reporter: the situation escalating when robinson entered what family say is his best friend's house. officer matt kenny arrived, heard a commotion inside and forced his way in, according to police. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: official say robinson attacked officer kenny, who then fired the deadly shots. kenny suffered a blow to the head. robinson was administered cpr at the scene but later died at the hospital. >> he was unarmed and that's going to make this all the more

the family of tommy terrell robinson held a conference. >> racial lines are blurred as it pertains to systematic targets of young black males. we appreciate the police and we understand the necessity for them, but once again that does not excuse what happened. >> the teen's death follows months of black lives matter rallies across the nation. >> from what i knew of tony he was always happy and a great guy. >> i'm standing up for my future and everyone else's future. >> they feel they have the right to shoot him. >> the officer who pulled the trigger says he was attacked while responding to a call. >> 10-4. >> shots fired. >> reporter from msnbc with us tonight is amanda secuma. what is the situation on the ground there in madison? >> reporter: hi, ed. there's a crowd of several hundred people still milling around after the family gave their press conference just steps away from where tony robinson was shot friday night. they did wish there was a bit more respect treated toward the family on the part of the investigators and that the mother has not been able to see the body of the 19-y

philadelphians have come to know as the agent of the disgruntled eagles stars from his time with terrell owens. but let's look at last night's video at the cats jewish community center in cherry hill incident lip eagles head coach everybody says is now the wizard of oz for this team, since they don't have a gm any longer, is pulling the strings and pulling all of the deals. and he did not talk about this at all. and if you were listening to howards eskin last night he said he went to this thing tried to get a comment from the head coach and he said, quote, his security goons wouldn't let any of the reporters near him. so, we had to get our comments from the listeners and from the hoses of the show's here at wip. and here is big daddy graham talking with us earlier today about how the whole world is changed in sports, since he and bring kids, and players stayed with teams for a whole career. >> since december, like, tenth, no jimmy rollins no michael carter williams, no shady mccoy no todd herremans, no trent cole, no braydon coburn, who was the longest tenured flyer here in town no kimmo

terrell mccray a-31-year-old former staff assistant with d.c. fire, is one of them. he pleaded guilty today in d.c. superior court to fraud. the feds say he used his federal government fleet card last year for thousands of dollars of gas that he either used in his personal jaguar or resold to others. he'll face up to 180 days, six months in jail and will be sentenced in may. the i-team's learned the d.c. fire department let him go shortly after our investigation aired last month. >> over the country. they're everywhere where the government does business and needs automobiles and transportation to get places. >> a second former d.c. fire employee pleaded guilty to fraud for misusing a gas card last month. that's kimberly pinkney, who will likely avoid jail, but she's agreed to pay back the money for the gas she'd stolen $11,000 worth. back to you. >>> spring is here! and it's time to clean jewelry. i will make this fast and painless. stick around. i'll show you a few things. >>> are you cleaning my house, erika? that would be fantastic. take a look out there. looking

>> and joining us now here in studio msnbc's anthony terrell.all this. officials are going to do what about this? >> well on tuesday, the town's first hiv clinic is set to open. two infectious disease doctors are going to be commuting there every tuesday to treat these patients. i'm told these are the only first ones they've heard of in the first three months. this disease can travel because of the iv drug use going on across the town. when they gave me that tour around which you saw a little bit of there are signs of poverty everywhere. run down houses closed businesses. two of those nurses grew up there. >> heartbreaking. >> heartbreaking. they're so sad to see what's happening to their town, but there's signs of hope with this hiv clinic opening up. the short-term needle exchange program going on, to at least get some of the dirty needles off the streets. >> i know the indiana health state commissioner, you spoke with him. he's concerned because it can spread pretty easily. >> that's right. they're on the i-65 corridor right off the interstat

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that led to the 680 terrell and then turned back she encountered a mountain biker heading in the oppositef my way was not a very friendly opening cambered the to the store to this form and her friend and fellow actor she said the mountain bike to perceive it passed up the yield and which find a had a decided to follow him if it was a form picture that is when things got ugly for her friends. >>: the charge down the slope toward her and tore down the side of the trail he is a serious problem to solve a woman in that way. authorities have not identified the mountain biker but they tell me they know who was friend is they're hoping through that to a defied the mountain biker and ellis' talk to them. >>reporter: a second suspect has been arrested in the murder of the 56 year-old year were man robert keyser was found dead in his bay tree drive from two weeks ago today a 22 year-old rodrigo was arraigned on murder charges with the game in have meant less with his womanizing year-old gabrielle ortiz was arrested for the same crime police say that she and another woman% on survive as video at a c

. >> joining me now civil rights attorney leo terrell, fox news contributor deroy murdock. when i lived in atlanta, i got to meet a lot of these incredibly courageous brave men that put their lives on the line for civil rights in this country. including john lewis and joseph lowry, jose williams became a good friend of mine and maynard jackson, all people i interviewed over the years. i really applaud them, incredibly brave courageous and made the world a better place including martin luther king jr. >> sure. >> i guess the question i have is with this president these comments coupled with three high profile race cases he injects himself into without any evidence in he's wrong, ferguson, trayvon and cambridge police. what is your thoughts as you put it all together? >> well i think this was a very historical occasion. commemorating it was perfectly appropriate. i saw the film "selma." i recommend it to anybody who wants background on this. i agree with what he said. people who have come to this country, holocaust survivors, former slaves, people coming all around the world

>> reporter: after friday night's police shooting of at 19-year-old tony terrell robinson jr., a young black man with no weapon. >> when do our children get to just be children! >> i want to be very transparent. he was unarmed. >> reporter: madthe madison police chie who him is a 12-year veteran, matt kenny. in 2007 kenny was involved and cleared, in another fatal shooting that was described as suicide by cop. tapes of local police transmissions captured the start of the incident as officers responded to a complaint. >> look for a male black, light skinned, tanned jacket he's outside yelling and jumping in front of cars. 19 years of age. name it tony robinson. >> reporter: more police calls came in with reports robinson assaulted people before running into an apartment. the chief says kenny followed the suspect, heard a disturbance, and forced his way into the apartment where the suspect attacked him. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> 1247 copy. shots fired. >> reporter: kenny is now on administrative leave. robinson's family is mourning and calling for calm. >> now i'm asking for peace.

. >> reporter: overnight tensions running high in the neighborhood where 19-year-old tony terrell robinsond killed by police friday night. >> no weapon. >> absolutely no weapon. >> reporter: neighbors gathering in front of the home where he died. parents feeling angry and scared. >> i worry about my kids even walking down the street. >> reporter: robinson's friends too. >> us being teenagers and, you know, african-american teenagers, you know, it can happen to us. >> reporter: earlier in the day police chief mike koval identifying 45-year-old matt kenny as the officer who shot robinson and acknowledging that the teen was unarmed. >> i want to be very transparent. he was unarmed. >> reporter: robinson's mother in shock. >> my son has never been a violent person, never, and to die in such a violent, violent way, it baffles me. >> reporter: court records obtained by abc news reveal robinson and a group of friends pleaded guilty to charges of being a party to an armed robbery in april 2014 and robinson was under supervision when police responded to a complaint about him on friday evening. >> o

former staff assistant terrell mccray pleaded not guilty and is awaiting his next court appearance for fraud. he's accused of stealing about $3,000 in gas using a taxpayer-funded fleet car for his car and for others. federal investigators with the general services administration inspector general's office have investigated hundreds of people across the country in the past five years according to an investigation by the news4 i-team. >> we have to protect the taxpayer dollars. we have to prevent this kind of theft from going on. if you add them all together, it's great deal of money. >> the i-team's investigation reveals kimberly pinkney's case included government workers have made off with $2 million at least in gasoline for their personal use by sbiping those taxpayer-funded fleet cards just for 2010. if you have a tip for us to investigate, call 202-885-4444. or e-mail us. >>> now that relatively warmer days are finally here the ice and slush has parted to reveal more of the pothole problem that plagues our area this time of year. we want to hear from you where the worst potholes are

joining us now in a cnbc exclusive is spark's ceo, jeff marrazzo and we brought along meg terrell.rs. >> thank you. so we were just talk about companies that have to sales and $2 billion market caps and you're $1.8 billion, no sales yet. let's get to valuations in a bit, but i want to start by what you do. your ticker is once, so you're in gene therapy. what is that? >> well, genes ultimately play this role as a blueprint in underlying how cells function. so the concept is actually that you take a normal copy of a gene or a healthy copy of gene and you bring it to those patients' cells and by doing so, you're able to potentially correct the underlying basis of the disease. so the idea is that if you can deliver that to the patient, there's a potential for the patient to then correct what they need to do on potentially on a long-lasting basis if not on a curative basis that's the promise behind gene therapy. if you think of what we're doing in a first area that we're working in is is this area of inherited blindness. where there's more than 200 different genes that account play a ro

family however, are identifying himself as tony terrell robinson, jr. they say he was unarmed when he was shot. the criminal investigation is now looking into this case. >>> walter mondale has been released from a hospital after being treated for the flu. he's doing fine right now. he was supposed to introduce former president jimmy carter at the annual nobel peace prize forum yesterday. but he was admitted to the mayo clinic in minnesota after it was found he had flu. >>> general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said he believes that government forces will push isis out of the key iraqi city. meanwhile, isis continues its destructive campaign, bulldozing an ancient archaeological site in hatra. it's said to have withstood roman invasion in the second century. >>> well a train carrying crude oil derailing in ontario canada. police there say some of the cars actually caught fire and then fell over into the river below. no injuries have been reported. it happened early this morning, two miles southwest of ontario. this comes as recent

. >> hundreds of00 hundreds of glen trait demonstrate fors hit the streets of -- tony terrell robinson's and overcome by emotion. >> my son has never been a violent person. never. and to die in such a violent, violent way. >> reporter: police paint a different picture of her son. scanner traffic capturing the dramatic the chain of events. >> look for a male black light skin. >> reporter: police say they received several calls about robinson friday evening, first about the teen jumps in and out of photographic and dodging cars. >> a call for the same suspect. >> reporter: then about an alleged battery incident. >> tried to strangle another patron. >> reporter: the situation escalating when robinson entered what families say is his best friend's house, officer malt kenny arrived heard a commotion inside and forced his way in. kenny -- robinson was administered cpr at the scene, but later died at the hospital. >> he was unarmed. and that's going to make this all the more complicated for the investigators, for the public to accept, to understand that deadly force had to be used. >> reporter:

given a 11 million and the rest of them when a double and the club or the world golf championship in terrelllorida in his ok now. that saturday morning scores back to the great market than dollars. >>reporter: this time and wisconsin will to you have become of after the break. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>reporter:the search is still on this morning in the south bay for an inmate who escaped while being transferred. >>reporter:johnell carter is a prisoner-- accused of five counts of child molestation. >>reporter:carter escaped friday afternoon in san jose-- while being transferred to the santa clara valley medical center. >>reporter:officers say, he faked an injury, then attacked a deputy and got away. >>reporter:investigators cannot say whether carter was handcuffed or not at the time. >>reporter:carter is african- american, about five feet 11 inches >>reporter:tall, weighing 220 pounds with a shaved head and t