the ?cause of death... for "dave mckay." the report says mckay overdosed on cocaine. drug paraphernalia was found near his body... and a note was left by an unnamed woman that indicated she was with mckay but left hours ?before he was found dead. the report also shows alcohol and cardiovascular disease were a factor in the death. mckay died last month at the age of 55. he was a county: we should get an update on a movie theater murder case. "curtis reaves" shot and killed "chad oulson" inside a theater in wesley chapel back in 20-13. the confrontation started after oulson began using his cell phone. reaves says he felt threatened after oulson threw the phone ?at him... and opened fire. reaves is a retired tampa police captain. today's hearing should reveal more details about reaves' "stand your ground" defense. that's expected to ?start next february. a developing story in hardee county. the city of "wauchula" has been under a boil water notice. the city says workers accidentally broke a water main monday morning. the water had to be shut off while the pipe was repair

there are a lot of people that have now this home that you're seeing right here is owned by the mckays. they evacuated this same home back in the 2008 floods. since then, they have actually had to gut the whole house and they redid the whole thing inside, by hand, which is making this evacuation so much more painful. but they say that they are thankful because this time they at least had days to prepare rather than last time they only >> we're belter prepared now and we -- better prepared now and we decided no matter what, we were taking everything this time. we were not putting anything upstairs, it was all coming out. >> they are staying with their family right now and they're really hoping this time they can come back to their home in maybe a matter of weeks rather than a matter of months and that they hopefully don't have to redo anything this time because they hope their home is prepared now. again, the evacuations from here on back of voluntary, not mandatory, but they are highly recommended by city officials. there is a curfew in place until 7 a.m. officers are patrolling around

right now, we're going to head over to the "hardball" roundtable. mckay coppins, a senior political writer with buzz feed. and we have a national political reporter for bloomberg. and i've been too slow walking over here, so i'll keep talking as i climb the stage, take my seat, and say hello, mckay coppins. all those numbers we just ran through there. is it realistic to think after 90 minutes of debate on monday night against hillary clinton, that that number of people who say he's not qualified to be president, that that falls? that the number of people who say he's a racist, that that falls. can he make progress on monday night? >> he may be able to chip away at the margins. but when half the voters, 50% say that a candidate is racist, that's a pretty heavy charge to level in this country. and i think most voters take that very seriously. and i don't think most people watching a debate for 90 minutes, no matter how well a candidate performs, is going to change their minds overnight. if he turns over a new leaf or something in this debate and continues i

right now, we're going to head over to the "hardball" roundtable. mckaya senior political writer with buzz feed. and we have a national political reporter for bloomloomberg. and i've been too slow walking over here, so i'll keep talking as i climb the stage, take my seat, and say hello, mckay coppins. all those numbers we just ran through there. is it realistic to think after 90 minutes of debate on monday night against hillary clinton, that that number of people who say he's not qualified to be president, that that falls? that the number of people who say he's a racist, that that falls. can he make progress on monday night? >> he may be able to chip away at the margins. but when half the voters, 50% say that a candidate is racist, that's a pretty heavy charge to level in this country. and i think most voters take that very seriously. and i don't think most people watching a debate for 90 minutes, no matter how well a candidate performs, is going to change their minds overnight. if he turns over a new leaf or something in this debate and continues it thro

. >> reporter: wakefield features one of the most dynamic quarterbacks matthew mckay. the difference in this game the spartan quarterback could generate no offense. wakefield would get all the points they need. off target with their passes. southern receivers could not haul it in. the wolverines defense was against as well. mckay throws a late touchdown pass. 21-3 wakefield. spartans could not hit pay dirt. >> a week from today it gets no easier from southern. meanwhile wake field hopes to >> every week we see a ton of good of good plays and great ones. we found three as our nominees for this week's play of the week. you have to love a good trick play. dwayne halloway connected with chester. that score and that is some impressive offense. now this on the other hand is the fumble. that was one of many plays they made. they got a big win against cleveland. they've barely given up any points. >> our last nominee from wakefield. the ball bunnss -- bounces in the sky. taking the ball all the way back to the house. that held durnl to nominees. you can vote for your favorite p

new sad details this morning about the death of bay area radio host dave mckay. the medical examiner says he overdosed on cocaine. mckay was found dead in his st. pete apartment in august. the report also shows alcohol and cardiovascular disease were a factor in his death. he was a longtime radio host for 99-point-5 w-q-y-k. someone in clearwater stole hundreds of dollars worth of jewelry from a non- profit that helps less fortunate girls have special "belle of the ball" provides girls who need them with dresses and jewelry for school dances, when their parents just can't afford it. but friday, someone broke through the glass door of their boutique and stole nearly 500-dollars worth of jewelry. unlike the dresses which are donated, the jewelry is purchased by the organization with their limited budget. the organization's next shopping day is saturday. they're hoping to be able to purchase more accessories, but need the public's help. you can donate through their website, belle of the ball project-dot-com. later this morning, governor "rick scott" will be in polk c

he takes a big gain down the sideline and gets into the red zone. mckay takes the ball again. the wolverines go on to win this one 32-0. speeding. the marching band was air. they pretty much had everything except for touchdowns. no need to worry gibbons fans. they scored through the air and then on the ground. here's the hand-off and that makes them look silly. the defenders miss two times. the crusaders was the record to 5-0. they win 50-26. >>> we are just getting warmed up on 1030. we have an blitz". we have an in-depth game of the week coming up. >>> we first want to show you llary clinton and i donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what >>> as we showed you earlier chapel hill came out on top once a . they have only lost once to the wildcats in this rivalry. we head to break down

the mckays are staying with family and they ?hope they can come home in a matter of weeks rather than months like back in 2008. right now - evacuation is voluntary- but highly recommended. also - a curfew is in effect until 7- cedar rapids mayor ron corbett spoke to us about the importance about taking these evacuations seriously. seriously.we'll it's imporant from a safety stand point. not only their personl safety but potentially putting at risk , but also potentially putting at risk firefighters, and emergency rescue personnel, in the event that they would have to rescue someone. so if you are watching this, at home right now sitting in your living room, in an unundated area, i would plead you with, go grab your suitcase, or your duffle bag, put some clothes in it, some medications, and maybe some toiletries, and please just move out. it is only for a short period of time. and today, and we think we can get everybody at least to have access to the place on saturday. and please do this. we built this levee system to and we are

right now, we're going to head to the "hardball" roundtable. mckaypins, dean zano is a scientific, and we have a national reporter for bloomberg. i'm going to keep talking as i climb the stage and say hello. mckay coppins, all those numbers we ran through, is it realistic to think donald trump after 90 minutes of this debate on monday night against hillary clinton, that number of people who say he's not qualified to be president, that that falls, that the number who say he's a racist, that that falls? can he make progress on that on monday night? >> he might be able to chip away on the margins, but look, when half the voters, 50%, say a candidate is racist, that's a pretty heavy charge to level in this country. i think most voters take that seriously. i don't think most people watching a debate for 90 minutes, no matter how well a candidate performs, is going to change their minds overnight. if he starts, turns over a new leaf or something in this debate and then continues it through election day, maybe he can chip away at it a little more, but i don

right now, we're going to head over to the "hardball" roundtable. mckay coppins, a senior political writer with buzz feed. jeanne skein -- zano, a national political reporter for bloomberg. and i've been too slow walking over here, so i'll keep talking as i climb the stage, take my seat, and say hello, mckay coppins. all those numbers we just ran through there. is it realistic to think after 90 minutes of debate on monday night against hillary clinton, that that number of people who say he's not qualified to be president, that that falls? that the number of people who say he's a racist, that that falls. can he make progress on monday night? >> he might be able to chip away on the margins. look, when half of voters, 50% say the candidate is racist, that's a pretty heavy charge to level in this country. and i think most voters take that very seriously. and i don't think most people watching a debate for 90 minutes, no matter how well a candidate performs, is going to change their minds overnight. if he starts a -- turns over a new leaf in this debate and co

we just received the toxicology report in the deh of radio host dave mckay. the 55-year-old died from a cocaine overdose. the medical examiner found cocaine in his bloodstream as well as drug paraphernalia. mckay was discovered dead in more details on the release of the toxicology report tonight at 5:00. >>> now let's check in on your first at 4:00 sports. >> he has the ball stripped away. knocked away. it's on the deck. it's scooped up by a line man. down the left side. outside the numbers to the 40, to the 50, to the 45 to the 40, to the 30, to the 25, touchdown l.a. rams. >> everything the bucks did, the rams had an some. the bucks have lost to the rams for five consecutive seasons. the bucks had plenty of chances to seize control of this game. >> paul ryan was there. he explains what happened when the game was on the line. >> reporter: second and goal from the 15. four seconds on the clock. one play. one student to wash away the stain of three straight losses in home openers. >> great situation for us. >> winston takes the snap. >> he sent a couple guys in

. >>> a sad update now on the personalty david mckay. he died of an overdose. the report from the medical examiner's office blames cocaine for the death along with alcohol and cardiovascular disease and it rules the death to be an accident. he didn't show up for work at wqyk on august 4th. his body was found in his st. pete apartment. >>> the death of golf legend arnold palmer is being felt worldwide and specifically here in florida with our large community. and patients at the arnold palmer hospital for children are saddened by the passing. this 16-year-old speaks about the impact that palmer had on his life. a week before his fifth birthday, he was diagnosed with cancer. he spent a year and a half in the hospital but now he is cancer-free. and he started toys from tyler at the age of 6 bringing gifts to children at the hospital every christmas. >> the hospital has done more for me. they gave me treatment, the through a lot and gave me the ability the to be here today. >> wow. tyler sees the gifts as motivation for the kids to keep fighting. boy, he is keeping

we're told the incident happened on the 300 block of mckay drive. they had this street blocked off for several hours but cleared the scene around 5:00 this morning. we have called the sheriff's office and we're waiting for a call back to learn more about the victim's condition or if they've made any arrests. we've also spoken to highway patrol. officers say they helped details on this reported shooting that happened off mckay drive in har nick county. of course, bring you those details as soon as possible on air and online. live in harnick county. >> a man's expect in court today facing charges in a deadly shooting. they charged him with mud and the death of erin jacobs. he was found in a car along capitol boulevard and hospital. >> orange county man accused for a murder -- tried to hire someone to kill the significant other of an exgirlfriend after receiving some information authorities tell us they set up an undercover poarptions. they arrested him at the petro mart. authority ms say that was where they were supposed to exchange money. he's charged

. >>> now two breaking news here on the "the now," autopsy report on the late dave mckay, the beloved radio host from wqyk. he died of an overdose from cocaine. he also had alcohol in his system and had heart disease as well. his death ruled an accident. >>> dramatic ending to a police chase a few hours ago. this was near san bernardino, california. a guy leading ce on a chase in a car that was reportedly stolen. there were going at least 100 miles an hour with all the cars around them. not sure if he broke down or pulled over but he jumps out, walks across the interstate, then on an overpass near the edge for several minutes, looked like he was going to jump and you see officers surround him, he's got blood on not sure exactly where that was coming from. >>> now back at home to development in that toxic sinkhole. >> governor rick scott is taking action telling the department of environmental protection to put an emergency rule into place that would alert the public immediately about potential pollution situations. the mosaic incident didn't go public for three weeks. also had that se

the tampa bay rays outreach team spent the morning building a new oyster shell reef along the shoreline in mckay bay in tampa. it will help with erosion and attract new marine life to the area. >>> and, the 2016 heart walk is and, we need your help. we are working to raise $100,000 again this year. and, fuccillo kia is matching the first 50,000 that we raise. this is a cause near and deer to my heart because my dad and sister are both heart attack and heart bypass survivors. the walk is november 12 at ray jay. just go to wfla.com/heartwalk to join our team. and donate. >>> and still ahead tonight, digging diaper a contaminated secret. >> we are checking water ways around the mosaic sink hole. an 8 on your side look of what they found coming up so far. in florida was not doing enough to give their families the help they desperately needed. dana young understood. that was wrong, so we changed that law. to ensure these families get the benefits they are entitled to and the honor they deserve. a return to common sense. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal

cocaine for mckay's death along with alcohol and cardiovascular disease. and. and it rules the death to be an accident. mckay did not show up for work on august 4th. his body was later found in his st. petersburg apartment. >>> well new this morning, police in haines city need help identifying two armed robbers that held up a restaurant. take a look at surveillance video from the restaurant. employees were leaving when two robber approached them with guns. an the restaurant and then the safe. the crooks took off with the money and the victims' cellphones which they destroyed. >>> dead fish are washing ashore on beaches from pinellas county all the way down to sarasota. officials blame it on a red tide bloom in the gulf. the algae that kills fish also causes respiratory issues for people. the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission says a sewage spill could worsen the problem but it's unclear if the but it is certainly causing problems for tourists. >> i don't mind swimming in the water when the fish are alive. i can handle that. but when they're dead, no. >> if you ha

as a report of someone being shot in the 300 block of mckay drive. that's in the anderson creek area. according to investigators, there was an argument and at least two people were shot. again, one of those people have died and another critical condition. investigators have arrested one person. we are not sure of the charges at this time but working to gather more detail and bring you those online and on air. live in harnick county. krb north carolina. >>> lauren, thanks for the latest on this story. now in other news a 19-year- old's due in court today facing charges along capitol boulevard. rally police charged wilg -- the body was week in a car along capitol boulevard and later pronounced dead at a hospital. tomorrow a former state senator is due in federal court. they have infiected him very filing false campaign reports. the 14 charges against him are felonies and each carries a maximum sentence of 20 years. this is video of earlier this year when he was arraigned. the department of justice is accusing him to defraud other and obtain money. weath

peter bernard, news channel 8 we know what killed radio personality dave mckay. the medical examiner for pinellis and pasco county's autopsy this afternoon. it blames cocaine and alcohol as well as cardiovascular disease for his death. it also rules to death an accident. he didn't show up for work on august 4 and his body was found in his st. petersburg apartment. >>> governor rick scott says no more secrets. that means polluters must, within 24 hours, make any pull leading -- polluting incident public. steve andrews tells us that does not apply to agency that kept the mulberry sinkhole quiet for weeks. >> reporter: for 19 days, the florida department of environmental protection kept this from the public. a sinkhole, swallowed 215,000,000 gallons of radioactive contaminated water. it dumped that load into the aquifer, potentially threatening the wells of nearby homes. on thursday, i grilled the governor about a little secret. >> within 24 hours after being notified, they started the investigation. are they getting special treatment? absolutely not. >> reporter: the g

check out the story. >> mckay coppins, jeanne zaino, sahil kapur, thank you. all in with chris haes starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i am ari melber. tonight, the wife of the man shot and killed by police in charlotte. this is the fourth night since the shooting by police that has caused a response of the governor a state of emergency. it is certainly disturbing. the shooting in the video can be heard but you will not actually see it. as we have throughout our reporting on this, it is not known at this point prior to the video being released. ms. scott told the news she went inside her apartment complex to get her cell phone charger, and when she came out the incident had started. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. he has no weapon. don't shoot him. [ bleep ]. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> drop the gun! drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a pbi, he is not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. yes, we're over here at lexington court. these are the police officers th

he was found dead in his the report also shows alcohol and cardiovascular disease were a factor in his death. mckay's real name was steam emke he was a long-time radio host for 99.5, wqyk. >> when something is under washty you might think you might be protected. >> when it comes to tires the fine print could leave you dealing with some rough roads. helps us stear clear of problems that could cost you >> and all of a sudden i'm in the right-hand laint and, um, and i just feel this, like, huge explosion. >> so your tire's under warranty. that means it if it looks like this, the company should replace it; right? >> you can see how it just came done. >> not so fast. turns out navigating tire warranties can get pretty bumpy. >> and as you can see i mean, this is just completely you here. >> gary neuse m's 4 year old michelin tire was under warranty when ho it blew out on highway 19 and clearwater, causing 4,000-dollars to a van he takes care of. >> i don't 4-wheel in this van. i'm the only person that's ever driven this van. >> he chose to send directly to michelin himself. michelin sent it back to him wi

the incident happened around the 300 block of mckay drive. that's in the anderson creek area. cleared the sea around 5:00 this morning. we have called the harnick county sheriff's office and the victim's condition. arrests. we've also spoken to highway patrol. officer said they helped the incident but we are still continue to gather details while we still have very minimal details. soonls we learn more information here in harnick county we'll pass that information along. live in harnick county. cbs north carolina. >> thank you. lauren. looking ahead a man accused of hiring a hitman will make his first court appearance today. uncovered. >> orange county authorities say brian allen was arrested monday for trying to set up the murder of the person his exgirlfriend was daylighting. the native was caught during an undercover operation. he was arrested and taken into custody after exchanging money with investigators. he tells nbc north carolina that authorities were communicating with allen on and off for about five weeks after getting a tip about his intentio. solicitation to commi

republican strategist and still with me at the table is mckay coppins. so my belief is if hillary clinton wins election day the gop will snap back to fighting shape basically the next day and will go into full oppose hillary clinton mode, oppose, oppose, oppose, and be fine and be more or less the kind of the same party we've seen. if donald trump wins, the gop as we know it is over. >> yeah. i think it's the difference of being pushed out into the wilderness and being stranded on mars. you've got two situations, one where we could have our agenda isn't getting pushed for the next four years but we got a shot at getting it pushed in the next eight, ten, 12 years. whereas is trump wins my feeling is based on everything he said, how uncontrollable he is and he's a bit of sociopath, i think that we'll push ourselves so far out of the american mainstream that we won't be able to win future elections and that hurts conservatism. it really upsets people when i say it that way. people on the right. so the most conservative thing is to vote for hillary clinton? y

there is real, the claude mckay thing reminds me of die as pouric connection, given his history in harlem and. >> cake, much like marcus garvey. >> [inaudible] it is hard to reconcile those two things. the only time she is critical of the u.s. in a real way is when she sees it engaging in a form of colonialism that it doesn't want to call colonialism but shg is almost always, she is never looking outside of the united states as a place for black americans. >> there is another. >> i wanted to thank the panelists because what you all have done, you have galvanized me to go home and read one of hurst's books i have behind the head forever. suwannee on the raft? is that the one? that is the one i want to go home and read. i think of some things she said. somewhere i was reading, i've been to hell's kitchen and licked out all the pots. and i'm thinking we say tony morrison said language must notn sweat but i like the way hursto makes her language sweat. i love the way she does that i have a bottle tree in my front yard behind zora neale hurston. . . >> my question is what the genesis of that?

spinning the globe as jim mckay used to say.be wondering what did i do wrong that you denied the money you owe me. but we've never heard one quite like this. >> carol mullins of colorado was enjoying some drinks at home when she tripped over a sled left out by her grandkids. she fell on her face. you can see she had extensive injuries. she said her insurance company refused to cover her medical bills because they say she was legally drunk. now she owes take a look. >> i wanted to throw up, i couldn't believe it because i knew we were in the 50 thousands.tt these insurance companies that take intake and as soon as you have a claim, sorry can't help. >> carol denies that the glasses of wine she drink that evening are to blame and that she would have fallen whether she was drinking or not. you wouldn't even see it if you are walking around. are intoxicated or have alcohol. >> this insurance company says it is in the small print says the state also so she can try to appeal it.ma >> -- i'm always getting hurt. >> i'm always black and giant clocks. how can they prove she tripped over that be

check out the story. >> mckay coppins, jeanne zaino, issahil kapur, thank you. all in with chris haes starts now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. >> cell phone video of keith scott's fatal encounter with police released by his wife today. >> did you shoot him? >> charlotte braces for reaction as community leaders demand to see the police dash cam footage. >> i was adamant i'm not going to put out one piece of evidence that could further inflame and not tell the full story. >> the latest from the streets of charlotte and the discussion happening across america of race and policing. >> referred to him as sir, do not raise your voice, do not talk back. >> then, three days until the first presidential debate, both sides work to lower expectations. plus a stunning reversal. >> i am not in the habit of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my father. >> ted cruz announcing he's no longer never trump. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes today the wife of the man shot and killed by charlotte

then they take about $30,000 of furniture had been deeded to the widest and toshiba off to those two homes. you are going wide? heather mckay the edge. because we were broke. she was already underway to sign a $10 million book contract. they knew they were going to be globetrotting in raising money through speeches. why this need to do it was the ghost of this certain sense of the moral blind spot, they just can't help themselves because they're so convinced of their self-righteousness. speaking of baby boomers. >> is that a baby boomer thing? so how did come in your opinion all the scandals and particularly monica, how did that affect i guess the course of american history. because he has the standard, what didn't get done, what did he get done? what changes were brought about because of these things? las.. and someone who welcomed the little rock nine through the doors at the schoolhouse where they had been part of years earlier that the president class on the little rock and welcomes them. he had this tremendous love for african-americans and connection to african-american and not just is god good just one example. you s

take tonight, have to excuse them because of quarterback on the other side of the field this evening is a hidden clone. matt mckay is also a three-year starter and he can beat you with his arm or his legs. see state. i talked with both coaches, one trying to get the cake going in the other searching for ways to stop him. >> he can do lots of things with his arms and his legs. it's pretty easy to find ways to get him going. he enjoys running the football and throwing the football and we try to do everything we can around him. >> it's the chance of a big play, and it's really evident at that point. >> back live, gatorade will be key tonight. lots of water and lots of gary. gatorade. it will be very hot tonight. southern comes in with a 101- 102 record and wakefield comes in with a 101-102. >> everyone is talking about the quickness on the field tonight but, it was something quick across the sky last night that has lots of people's attention. >> the fireball was seen as far north as frederick still virginia. local experts are saying the quick flash of light and what it likely is. >> plus, 9/11 memorials across the c

the half. johnny stanton jumping back in a fine mckay stevenson 14 yard touchdown scores 2814 bruins at the break. third quarter, johnny stanton takes up the gut 11 yard close as unlv would get they fall 42-21. new not to look far ahead but the rebels next opponent is going to be central michigan the chippewas at oklahoma state 22nd ranked team of the country was led by three on the final play the game chippewas going for hail mary cooper rushed jeff he is going to pick it back to maleic fountain you kid me that might be one o football. that's how the chippewas stay unbeaten w-2 and on the rebels had eased next week. they get a 3-point win. >>> how about the nevada wolfpack tough right going taking on a tough irish team in their home opener the game wins at 131- 10. regular season sprint comp valley darlington last chance to make a postseason chase the already qualified 65 laps in that number 20 but by brad will be towed off of the track 57 laps to go on the restart denny hamlin in the lead kurt busch to roast back in fifth place 41 only finished eight kyle busch finished ninth they're both safel

he is the last left-hander they have available on their wedbenc back to the bag is goldschmidt, dave mckayfirst base coach whispering something to goldschmidt, as will smith, the ln left-hander, up in the bull pen. second time he has been in. and that's fouled out of play. not a whole lot of break in that slider. romo rubs up the new ball. walks on the infield grass. the outfield is backed up with giants. pretty much straightaway. 2 and 2 the count. goldschmidt again back to the bag. no indication of taking off for a steal, that is any time so far. one out single. 2 and 2 to castillo. romo. ready to go again. wow, tried to come back around that outside corner with the movement. he didn't miss by much. i would like to know dale scott is that outside or is that low? very close to the fastball he used to strike out the rookie. kyle jensen. 3 and 2 the count, we'll keep an eye on goldschmidt, he is not running. >> so he goes to the inside corner on the payoff pitch. when you go inside to castillo, you really have to give it to him. you don't want to miss on the strike zone. >> that's his power

please help get out the word by sharing this man's photo from our abc action news facebook page. >>> unexpected death of radio host dave mckay. we just got our hands on an autopsy report finding the former wqyk radio personality had a toxic level of cocaine in his system when he died in his st. pete home. also alcohol and cardiovascular disease contributed to his death. medical examiner ruling the case as accidental. >>> toxic sinkhole in polk county, rick scott will be on the ground in mosaic, nicole briggs tells us what's on tap test result families living near that new mosaic facility are waiting for. >> governor rick scott will be on-site a few miles from this private well right here. has not gone into detail about what they will be showing the governor or what time they plan to meet. the rival -- his arrival comes a month after mosaic toward the state about the sinkhole in polk county. homeowners still anxious as they wait for the radioactive results. because company testing private wells said they need more time. they should know more by midweek. those nearby say they still aren't drinking the water or even using it fr

the clock' care. raleigh police praising a woman -- who called 9-1-1 when she found a baby locked in alone in a mini-van. this happened in front of 'edward - mckay - books' on capital boulevard in north raleigh. police came -- broke out the window of this mini-van and the mother -- 37- year-old "sonya - harrell - talbot"...is now charged with child abuse. she says it was an accident. police say the baby is now fine. 'new details' -- about a 'shooting' -- that 'wounded' three people -- and the 'manhunt' for the 'gunman'. 'durham police' say -- they're "following leads".... 'and' the shooter and victims 'know each other'... but they're 'refusing' to tell us the 'suspect's name'. the 'first shooting' -- at a home on 'maple street' -- injured a man and woman. according to the incident report.... 'drugs' were found inside the home. the 'second shooting' -- was a say -- the victim is 'still' in the hospital. fayetteville police releasing a crucial piece of evidence in an officer-involved shooting from three years ago. officer "denton - little" firing those shots as he chased a "lawrence - graham, the third" who jumped out of a car with a handgun...and

the 78-year-old driver was not seriously hurt and police do not expect charges to be filed. >>> we have new information in radio host dave mckay. he died from a ceo cane overdose. he was discovered dead inside of his apartment back in august. >>> and cutting edge technology on the road will soon be tried out in the bay area. >> coming up where this multi- million dollar test track is being built and how the newest state university is getting involved. >> plus one of baseball's brightest stars being remembered in the bay area. you'll hear from jose fernande high school. >> wit use hot day before the thunderstorms started. 90degrees, shortly after noon at the international airport. as i showed you there are some thunderstorms and they'll continue to be around probably >>> first they said they were closing and then announced that spaghetti warehouse tells us they are closing for good. the owners say despite the overwhelming support from the community business just hasn't gotten better. the restaurant is now set to close for good october 2nd. >>> high tech transportation test site is coming to florida's newest state university. fd

the sheriff's office to bring us up to date. >> reporter: it cleared up around 4:30 this morning. and around midnight deputies responded to mckay drive for shooting call. and that is just about half a mile away from the overhill school district near ray road. and we have confirmed that one person died at the scene. still no word who has been that victim is or the identity of a shooter. and we have video of a gold cam ray that was take and way -- camry that was taken away. and we're looking how this may have been connected to the incident. if we have any new information, >> thank you very much. >>> back to court today for arm any sergeant bowe berghahl. there's a hearing on motions at fort bragg. he's accused of desserting his post in afghanistan and endangering the soldiers that went to look for him. his trial is set for february. >>> police said that an undercover operation helped stop a hire for murder plot. the police said this man tried to hire someone to kill former girlfriend's significant other. he's charged with solicitation to commit murder and is being held on a half million dollars bond. and that is a charge of being

the 1970s. >> what do you think will happen? >> i think they'll just keep bombing going on. >> it's got to end some time. >> aye, some time, but i don't know when. nobody knows. >> i'm jim mckayaking to you live at this moment from abc headquarters just outside the olympic village in munich, west germany. the olympics of serenity have become the one thing the germans didn't want them to be, the olympics of terror. >> i was in my bed at the hotel. and the phone rang, and they said, you better get in here. some terrorists have taken over the apartments of the israeli team. and i said, they did what? >> at about 5:00 this morning, before dawn, arab guerillas believed now to be five in number got over the fence into the headquarters of the israeli team. >> this was the first olympics that was going to have unprecedented live television coverage. >> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. arab guerillas are still holding inside the rooms of the israeli olympic team nine people, one of them believed dead. this is a live picture you're looking at right now. there again is the head of one of the guerillas. >> part of terrorism is theater. munich was so shocking becau

joy," and mckay coppins, senior political writer at buzzfeed. i whole the there's also something to it that's not bizarre, because there are -- there's some evidence that this actually -- i talked to michael beschloss last night. historically, this sense in which essentially the incumbent, there's an expectationthal be good, and the person who's quoted as the nonincumbent, oh, look at that. that was definitely the case last year with the last election with mitt romney. >> they don't drool, so they did a really good job. yeah, i mean, i think that she can -- she got a really great gift in the fact that she, in the coin flip, she's going first. and i think that lets her set the tone, that lets her come out and talk to the american people about her great progressive policies, which people don't know enough about, to talk to millennials about debt-free or tuition-free college, free public college. to talk about, you know, family leave, to talk about building in preschools, at the earlier phase of education. so really talk about a vision, she has to acknowledge

mckay evacuated evacuating their homes. ron and heidi evacuated their home back in 2008. since then, they gutted the ruins and rebuilt the entire inside by hand, making this evacuation more painful, but they are thankful they had days to prepare rather than hours like 2008. >> we're better prepared now, and we decided that no matter what, we were taking everything this time. we were not going to put family, and they hope they can come home in a matter of weeks rather than a matter of months like back in 2008. again, the evacuation is voluntary along the flood zone, but it is highly recommended. also, we want to remind you the curfew is in effect until 7 a.m. this morning. >>> well, cedar rapids mayor ron corbit spoke to us last night about the importance of taking these evacuations very seriously. >> well, it's important safety standpoint, their personal safety, but also, potentially putting at-risk firefighters and emergency rescue personnel in the event that they would have to -- to rescue someone. if you're watching this at home right now and you're sitting in your living room in the inundated ar

shepherd mix in num is happy with the joyful outlook o life and he is also calm and obeys commands he is housebrokes you can see him in kennel 18. and say hello to mckay he is a seven -month-old boxer maxie is playful, likes to have a squeaky toy in plenty of sunshine stop in to see him in kennel 23. this is rose in kennel number 25 is a three world e-mail pitbull makes she loves to rela in a sunny spot and enjoys walk and snuggling,e refers to be around other dogs that are just as car and is in kennel number 20 i about this guy, he is in english springer spaniel, she is very friendly as it is billy ray, to meet him in number 62. to want to them, the number and the lucky engines will be at the shelter tomorrow with adoptable cats and kittens from noon until 3:00 p.m... whadda wallings minnesota twins faultlessly, who are you we are one nation under god. that black and white, we are one nation indivisible. that republican and democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? ue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this

this isn't thier first time evacuating their houses.ron and heidi mckay evacuated their same home back in 2008. since then - they gutted the ruins and rebuilt the entire since then they ruins and rebuilt the entire inside by hand, making this evacuation much more painful. they are thankful they had days to prepare rather than just hours like last time. >> we're better prepared now. and we decided that no matter what we were taking everything this time. we were not going to put anything upstairs. it was all coming out. >> they are staying with family and they hope they can return home in a matter of weeks rather than a matter of months evacuation of course is voluntary but it is highly recommended. also we will have a curfew again this evening until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> mayor ron corbett spoke to us last night and the importance of taking these evacuations seriously. >> it's important from a safety standpoint. their personal safety. potentially putting at risk firefighters and emergency rescue personnel in the that they would have to rescue someone. if you're watching this at home right now and you're sitting in your liv