unrealized potential of our workers and their dreams. right now, 92 million americans are on the sideline outside of the workforce and they're not a part of our economy.

for the jaguars on "it's going to be pretty unreal that my first game that i'll be able to play, you know, not being red- shirted, is going to be at lambeau. that's a pretty unreal opportunity and i'm just thankful for the fact that i get to play a good team on a great stadium like lambeau field. it's a great opportunity." thanks to your voting, we have a winner for our high school blitz game of the week. the sussex hamilton - marquette match up is the winner, so hilltoppers get ready to see tom pipines tonight as he will feature the game on fox 6 news at 6, 9 and during the great day. backpack buddies are back! you can help fox6 and feeding america eastern wisconsin make sure kids get enough to eat. go to any sendiks food market now through september 6th. all of the proceeds will be used to provide backpacks filled with food to kids in need...and those backpacks will be restocked with food every friday throughout the school year. details ar coming up next - it's time to rev your engines for this year's milwaukee rally. a look at the biker events taking place across the area this wee

that's a pretty unreal opportunity and i'm just thankful for the fact that i get to play a good team on a great stadium like lambeau field. it's a great opportunity." the high school football week gets started tonight in muskego as they were hosting waukesha west. the warriors trailing until michael madia takes this one 6 yards to give them a 21-20 lead in the 3rd quarter.. in te waukesha west down 24-20 as robert kobza calls his own number the quarterback sneak and it's good enough for the game winner as the touchdown is scored as time expires. the wolverines win a fun one, 26-24. thanks to your voting, we have a winner for our high school blitz game of the week. the sussex hamilton - marquette match up is the winner, so hilltoppers get ready to see tom pipines tomorrow night as he will feature the game on fox 6 news at 6, 9 and the brewers had the night off before opening up a weekend series in pittsburgh. junior guerra returns to the mound for the brewers tomorrow night. they'll look to build another win streak after snapping their 6 game losing streak last night when they beat th

. >> unreal. katie conner, thank you for the brand new information. we'll look at the video one more time. good morning, america is in town right now and are already working to bring you more. that begins at 7:00 on abc15. and it still gives me goose bumps, danielle. >> we said that the fact that the officers are okay, it's a miracle. >>> and it was a tough day for police officers as a whole. two officers are recovering from this crash. air 15 was over the scene as one officer went to the hospital but those injuries are not serious. >>> police are searching for a driver they say kill aid driver on i-17 and thomas. you saw some of the video on early monday morning and police are looking for this guy. they think he hit and killed 19- year-old javier gonzalez, and they say that smith may be driving a gray chevy impala, considered armed and dangerous. >>> no rest for the weary just days after announcing the pneumonia diagnosis. hillary clinton will return to the campaign trail with just 54 days to go until election day, and her schedule will be packed. he

unreal. >> no one was hurt. residents were distraught as they surveyed the damage. >> everyone is very emotional, we have lived here 12 years and we love the redwoods and the whole place. it is just...like part of you. >> the three condos that were damaged displaces five people, firefighters say they have found friend whose they can stay with while they rebuild. >> we are tracking the story of the 88-year-old woman, miss flo, beaten twice during a home invasion in san jose. a candlelight vigil outside of her house as she continued to fight for her life. investigators say there is physical evidence linking 19-year-old zachary cuen to the crime against flo douglas. she lived alone in her home since her husband passed away. he was on probation when he broke into the home on tuesday. he beat her. took her jewelry and car. he returned to attack her again. last night, 200 neighbors came together to discuss safety. lighted streets and getting the neighbors to be more vigilant. >> my parents are older, my wife's parents

the truth that people flourish under a minimum government burden and will tap into the incredible unrealized potential of our workers and their dreams. right now, 92 million americans are on the sideline outside of the workforce and they're not a part of our economy. it's a silent nation with our american workers. and look no americans are on the sideline outside of the workforce. and they're not a part of our economy. it's a silent nation of jobless americans. and look no further, and i mean no further, all you have to do is look at flint, where i spent a lot of time. the city of flint. and what a disaster has taken place. the jobs have been stripped from 8,000 people, and that's going down. and they're making very, very little. and people are trying to go down to that $8,000 mark. what we're doing is ford -- ford has announced just yesterday that they're moving their small car production facilities to mexico. and i've been talking about this a long while. i think that's maybe one of the reasons that we're doing so well in ohio and michigan and lots of other places where cars and parts are

embrace the that people floors under a minimum government burden, and will tap into the incredible unrealized potential of our workers and their dreams. now, 92 million americans are on the sideline outside of the workforce. they are not a part of our economy. it is a silent nation of jobless americans. look no further than -- i mean no further -- all your use look at flint, where i spent a lot of time. the city of flint. place.disaster has taken the jobs have been stripped from the community. its infrastructure has totally collapsed. in 1970 there were more than 80,000 people in flint working for general motors. today it is less than $8,000. -- 8000en people people. little.making very people are trying to go down to asat $8,000 mark, ford h announced just yesterday their moving a small car production facilities to mexico. about this talking along while vista may be that as are doing so well in ohio and michigan and lots of other places where cars and parts are involved. is moving at ford small car division is a disgrace. it is disgraceful that our politicians allow them to get away with it.

they have about ¥9 trillion in unrealized profits in those holdings.ident has said we are almost debt-free because if we cashed in, it would be all good. haidi: to be fair, is moody's alone in raising concerns over softbank? reporter: there is i suppose -- they are selling bonds again this month, this week on the ninth. those bonds are complicated in the sense that s&p, and at least one of the local rating agency is giving an equity credit. the long-term debt. the s&p will give a 50% equity credit. different tothis moody's. haidi: we will continue to watch that story. great to have you from tokyo. bloomberg's corporate finance reporter there joining us from tokyo. negative outlooks continue to make the headlines. the next guest expects 2016 to be a year of record downgrades. coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: counting down to asia's first market open of this morning. you were looking at the iconic sydney opera house. a beautiful day in sydney. -- 0.7% after expectations that the fed moving in september were there dampen by the nonfarm payroll

"it's going to be pretty unreal that my first game that i'll be able to play, you know, not being red- shirted, is going to be at lambeau. that's a pretty unreal opportunity and i'm just thankful for the fact that i get to play a good team on a great stadium like lambeau field. it's a the game kicks off at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. it's the first major college football game to ever be played at lambeau. coming up - the unwanted visitors... neighbors were shocked to find making themselves at home... in their pools... and dumpsters. plus - how bruce springsteen is smashing his own records - one hit at a time. up and helped me rip off the door but the driver was completely wedged in" and all new at 7- a heroic rescue attempt after truck crashes near 794 and oklahoma overnight. how the two people inside were finally freed. russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson more than 800,000 wiscons

this is unreal. how a freight train may have derailed their chances to qualify for the boston that monday. who order third train? we're trying to run a marathon. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices? fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who t

field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah. and you're gonna fist pump to that? switch now and get our best deal. 20 gigs and four lines for only 160. all on america's best network. jim: "thursday night football," jim: 3:57 to play. the bills have two time-outs. that's mccoy. had the first down one time, maybe he earned it a second time. they give him nine actually. no, they move the couldn't pull it down. charles clay. got a double-header coming your

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. >> it's been pretty unreal. >> reporter: at the u.s. forest service dillon ranger office in silverthorne, adam bianchi" timing couldn't have been better to begin his new job. this summer brought a lot of rain, but adam said it let giving them brighter colors. >> they're a lot more vibrant. a lot more sugars are present inside the leaves. >> reporter: lately in summit county there are a lot more colors for people to see. the mountain pine beetle might have wiped out a lot of pine, but it opened up opportunities for aspen trees, places where lodge poles died or cut down aspen trees growing, which means if you're out playing or like angel, out working in summit county this fall, you're going to see more trees -- >> it's pretty spectacular like this tree right there. it's just so awesome. it's electric. when the sun hits it, bam. so much fun. >> reporter: and a lot more out of the clouds, you could see some of that mitigation on the other side of the lake. they cut down a lot of those trees. a lot of that rain we've had this summer will go

the question is how unreal are the? independently of unreal things, that's kind of a middle one.t of it is that they don't understand, most of them to understand the government they run. i think hillary clinton does. the citizens have been divorced from this. the citizens have been divorced from being given a realistic sense of this because as the gentleman said, it's all marketing. we are selling presidents and we are selling lines and selling stuff without anybody seriously saying can you really do that? how could you do that? do you really want to do that? who's going to do it, right? is the military capable of doing that? is the centers for medicare and medicaid, can actually do what you're asking them to do? i think that something is missing in our politics, it's more difficult getting into it. >> i don't want to be simplistic and i will come up here so you all can year. we have an example in city government of the elected officials being elected to sell the ideas and shape the ideas and policies, but we higher city managers your not all of them, but some of them. i'm just w

this season, you could be on the field for super bowl 51, and win other unreal experiences and awesome prizes from the nfl, madden 17 and xbox. only at pepsiandtostitos.com jim: 17 unanswered points by the jets after the bills had scored 17 unanswered. and the bud light can contest. buffalo wins it. wins the vote. beer with your team on it. bud light. tate and nothing materializes there. i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah. and you're gonna fist pump to that? get out of my sight. trate network. switch now and get our best deal. 20 gigs and four lines for only 160. all on america's best network. jim: "thursday night football," jim: 3:57 to play. the bills have two time-outs. that's mccoy. had the first down one time, maybe he earned it a second time. they give him nine actually. no, they move the ch

last saturday the bullpen was unreal. tonight not. todd frazier crushes that one. 39th homer of the year. beating the tribe 8-1. what again in detroit today. amazing. took almost 4 hours. tigers led the royals but francisco rodriguez -- drive overhead. two ru two batters later -- look at this. clubs it to right. it is gone. three run homer to give kansas city the lead. royals when met -- win. go to the magic number machine. move from a three down to two thanks to the tigers lost. if the indians one tonight they would just need to win tomorrow a tigers lost. moves to one if both teams lose. if the tigers win and indians lose it stays that to. did you get all that? >> brown's will have a new kicker after patrick murray is on the ir with an injury. look at this video playing in three games. ir with a groin injury. now the browns as you know are having to make changes with the running position including cody kessler making his first start as quarterback. brown's will say it publicly but they are worried. they don't feel he is ready just y

. >> unreal. >>> this is, too. an elk in arizona caught in a bind but stumble into the right yard. >> it somehow got a tire swing in its antlers. debra butler saw the guy wandered around the yard. she happens to be a >> whoo-hoo! and i went up to him, i cut i d he was free, and it was amazing. >> butler said it was a lo and daunting task. she had to talk the elk through the process and has en given the name the elk whisperer. >> nemechek velittle bump. cust hanging on. nemechek g storm is expect to do and e impact-already had there's nothing like trying somethnew. especially when it comes to snacking with theaughing cow's nine flavors of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. statewide show generosity. wel get your weather and traffic but first, breg ne from israel. >>> police in tel-aviv said a buding collapsedafter a crane collapd it. authorities thare sihurtand many trd. >> is in the northe area of tel-ava

. >> it's unreal how much traffic was coming. it never ended the study all the way up to the canyon. >> smartphone navigation warn drivers what they were getting

. >> it's unreal, a ging it was a foot lower right there wow. that could have been dangerous. >> yeah. all right. 5:igowstill ahead in our next half h north carolina," two men ha been arrested and accused beating a man tdeath in fayetteville. i'm lauren viland and how the community is -- completely upset about this loss of the victim. >>> plus be you head out the door this morning, here's a live look outside. all right, it's the last day of the three-day weekend so what will it be like? we have allthe answers if you will cook that icken on the grill. stay with us. >> peopike that shouldn't be on the street. they should be locked up anyway. >>> right now on cbs north carolina, a fight in fayetteville ended with one man dead and two others charged with murder. find out how the victim made it his mission to help others. the nice weather. mething is going to happen. >>> people furtr up the east coast are wang hermine. what they're expecting and what has been left behind in her path. >>> breaking news. you're looking at live images. 20 people are mis

returns, using unrealized returns for the headline.ssen also tweeted out, talking about how it's easy to get confused. ed-tech is venturing into the boardroom. one company leading the charge, coursera, the silicon valley startup that offers courses from top colleges and universities. they recently announced they are branching into corporate learning. coursera for business allows companies to use the platform for continuing education. joining me is the ceo, rick levin. you have so much experience, as president of yale university for 24 years. your partnering with businesses. how will this work? rick: we learned from our consumer product that many of our 21 million learners are taking courses from a company e-mail address. when we realized we had companies with as many as 10,000 employees taking our courses, and it seemed only natural to extend our product to a business offering that would provide support for those companies in their incorporate training. emily: other ed-tech companies made the jump into the corporate learning environmen

to paint an entire population in an unreal and unfair light. >> immigrants do not create more crime than the domestic population. 100 years of research on this very subject. is there any evidence that immigrants who came here illegally are more predisposed to crime? >> none whatsoever. as matter of fact it's likely the opposite. >> reporter: we look at the arizona department of correction were about one in 10 inmates in custody in july was an illegal immigrant. for the most violent crimes, murder, rape and rate was similar. about one in 10 inmates here illegally. the one area where illegal immigrants make up a disproportionately large number of the inmate population, drug sales and trafficking. they make up about 34 percent of the prison population for those crimes. the number of illegal immigrants heading into the prison system also appears to be declining. >> i don't have the data to tell you overall. prosecutors -- prosecutes the majority of cases. >> we have seen identity theft. >> undocumented immigrants are in prison for drug crimes? >> a couple of factors. these drug crimes are co

. >> it's unreal how much traffic was coming. it never ended the study all the way up to the canyon. >> smartphone navigation warn drivers what they were getting such as gas stations along the interstate. >> i didn't think he was going to be as bad as i heard. >> jonathan martinez and his family are headed back to denver after a long day of fishing. but what could be a frustrating into a relaxing weekend won't get martinez down says we are going to put on great music, enjoy the scenery and the great weather. can't complain, it could be worse. >> see up close and constant updates of this heavy traffic. at one point reporting and 85 minute commute from silverthorne to denver. >> traffic has improved significantly from what we are seeing earlier in the evening. by the time making here to the genesee area, you should not have any issues. >> newsnight residents along refuses to quit up its own mess after a pay truck spewing white paint all over their property. neighbors say the city truck was paved streets along 13th avenue back in ju

"this is unbelievable, it feels so unreal. about her being gone.." the two women who died in a single-vehicle car crash sunday near 32-nd and atkinson. another woman was badly hurt. today, the driver of the car they were in is charged. fox six's bret lemoine is outside the milwaukee county courthouse with more. police say the driver shouldnt have been behind the wheel. they say he was drunk... and had a suspended license. it started as a birthday party saturday night... and ended ina wreck early sunday morning. now,

and she says it still seems so unreal trying to remember all the details from that night. she remembers bivins sneaking into her bedroom and telling her they had to be together. finn says she snuck into a bathroom and sent an emergency text to a friend who called police to the edgewood road apartment. finn says bivins had taken her to a downstairs apartment of a neighbor... and attacked her right in front of officers. "i was trying to run once i saw the officers and maybe he thought they were going to interfere with his plan and he got away from them and now from what i learned the police had actually shot him times after that." finn says there is no doubt in her mind if officers hadn't fired their weapons, bivins would have completed his attack even with police in the same room. she's also gratef taylor took her emergency text message seriously. "at the first call, it was just like an emergency like she said when i got the second text he's trying to kill her it was like he's trying to kill her, you need to get there" finn says she tried to get a restraining order against

it's unreal. >> he opened up a different avenue for me to see. >> i'm proud of him. >> it's ricky smith. up to share my story is what started rake. you should go on wkyc.com/rising and share your story. >> rising is about real people telling real stories and how they are making a difference in their community. >> thanks for watching entertainment tonight is next. >> we're coming back at 11:00. we hope you have a good night. ?? >>> panic at "dancing with the stars." the terrifying moment you didn't see at home. >> i was in shock. >> ryan lochte right after the on stage ambush. how derek hough full-blown crisis on live tv. >> you don't do that here. >> the changes the show is >> hi. >> amy schumer's vacation mishap. why she ended up in the hospital. shocking revelations from a "glee" star, sex on the set, a secret abortion and feuding co-stars. >> you felt like she was unprofessional. >> definite. >> naya rivera tells all. we are behind the scenes of michael weatherly's wild new show where anything can happen.

unreal video! dash-cameras rolling..... as officers try and arrest.... a florida attorney. the attorney taking police on a high-speed chase... in the wrong direction. officers forced to break open her window...... when she wouldn't unlock the car and get out. as officers pull her out... she puts the car in reverese... nearly getting runover... before one officer is finally able to stop the car. a white-powdery substance... thought to be bath salts..... was found inside the car. a school bus driver is being called.... a hero.... for her quick response... after her bus.... burst into flames! about -20- kids were still on the bus..... when one of the back wheels.... and got them to safety.... as the fire quickley spread. no one... was injured. fire investigators say it appears squatters are to blame for a fire in the backyard of a home near us-95 and stewart. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston takes a closer look at what happened. marissa intro fire crews started-- but look at this front window-- we were able to check out that paperwork-- its posted by a property preserv

. >> reporter: the family says those deaths are so sudden, it still feels unreal. annie the property management company just learned of the tenant's strange death. outside the door of apart 102. the tenant won't be coming home. the 37-year-old denver woman was found dead in a hotel bed alongside the body of her 42-year-old sister and best friend robyn. the two spent a week vacationing at this luxury resort on an island 1,000 miles off the eastern coast of africa. authorities there await the results of autopsies. >> it's kind of shocking. pretty nice, relaxed. we moved in last month so i didn't get to know them well. >> reporter: prior to their death the sisters had been drinking throughout the day. police found them unresponsive. of violence. answers can't come soon enough for a devastated family. their brother told me they were kind, generous, and lived life to the fullest. an online fundraiser to help with final expenses has raised tens of thousands of dollars in just two days. >> reporter: their brother and mother are on the islands right now. and the u.s. consu

as a comedian to say that you sold out a football stadium is unreal.g that hasn't been done. you'll see that i turned the football stadium into a comedy club. it's me, i funded it. >> i'm grad you said that. you know what that means? he's making a lot of money. he's going to make a lot of money off this movie, don't be fooled. >> listen, it's not about the money. >> oh! >> this is costume jewelry. don't look at this stuff. >> kev isn't really all about the bling. what he loves is inspiring people to follow their dreams. kevin's biggest passion is fitness. >> we can become the best version of ourselves, that's it i'm in competition with me, i'm not in competition with nobody else. you get one life. you got your choice, live that life to the maximum, or you can cheat and help death. why help death? you got people that love you and depend on you, take care of yourself. >> the new season of "the talk" begins on monday. we couldn't wait to see what the ladies are up to this time. >> every day there's something different to talk about. >> cbs's fab five are

i mean, what man can make is unreal. and talk about putting an actor right where they need to be when you are just making this life-size oil rig on land. it was spectacular. >> can't wait to see this movie. meanwhile, check this out. lebron james in the gym with mark wahlberg. and how is this for a tease? lebron wrote, "coming soon." wonder what they have in the works. >> whatever it is, i'll be watching. you know, i'll also be win fund-raiser. and one of the biggest moments will be when celine dion performs her new emotional song. it's a tribute to her late husband rene angelil. celine first broke the news about it all. >> it's called "recovering." ? i am recovering ? ? ? i was reckless and wild ? >> "recovering" was written for celine by pink. two met backstage at an awards show, and the connection was made. ? little by little ? ? day by day ? >> i love her for her talent, for her strength, for her focus. ? tell him i love him ? >> when i saw her, i said for you to take the time to really write a song to give me a tool

george: and look who is on the red carpet right now, shari apple bee from tv's "unreal." it went on the air and it was an instant hit. it's going strong still. >> we have two nominations, it's a total be more grateful for this. george: if somebody hasn't watched the show, what should they know about it so they will tune? >> a descriptive show about the making of a reality show similar to the bachelor. you see the manipulation and watch and think how the shows were produced. a wonderful woman, she really deserves this honor. i'm proud of her. george: you look absolutely stunning and you never know it's 90 something degrees right sweating? >> i got here early. thank you so much. george: thanks for joining us here on the red carpet. we have a twitter picture to show you that was put on twitter by one of stars of blackish, there it is. it is from miles brown in his car coming here looking pretty good. who else is looking good? let's find out from leslie lopez and roshumba williams up in the fashion skyway. leslie: we are up here. we have a bird's eye flowing in here. we are t

i have no idea what that channel is. >> vanessa: unreal. >> kevin: coming soon. all right. so let talk about the weather, shall we? this you'l feed and on facebook and anywhere else i can put it. >> mark: and he may be watching right now. >> kevin: that's what we do. tomorrow showers around in the morning, coming through late tonight and in to tomorrow morning and saturday morning, we'll watch for a small chance for a shower, but late saturday night into sunday morning. i'm tracking showers and storms right now into the area. right now into the area. i'll alert you on any of those fios is not cable. right now into the area. i'll alert you on any of those we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. golden outside or fluffy inside. deep pockets or delicious ridges

it was just unreal.e was hurt, but residents were distraught as they surveyed the damage. everybody, too, was very emotional. we lived here 12 years and we love the redwoods and we love the whole place, and -- and -- so it's just -- it's just like a piece of you. >> investigators say the cause of this fire was a cigarette left burning inside the master bedroom. in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a huge show of support today for a new york city police detective who was injured in the line of duty. detective brian o'donnell received a huge ovation as he left the hospital a day after being injured during a confrontation with a man who is wielding a cleaver. the 16-year veteran suffered a cut to his face and and injured arm. police say o'donnell and two other officers chased a man after spotting him trying to move a boot from the wheel of his car. officers shot 32-year-old after he refused to drop the 11-inch cleaver he was holding. he's listed in critical condition today. >> today a suspected ser

frank wright said quote it was unreal.here is something funny after the game malcon jenkins said everybody has been waiting for wentz to make the rookie mistake and has not happened and what do you mean inside or outside. he said everyone even in the locker room. what if the mistake doesn't happen or come and he said quote we will win a lot of games. all right good insight there and let's talk about the defensive back other than mills who was in a tough position and how do you think the secondary looked out there? . >> it was a really good game and the only catch two with interceptions and jenkins had a couple interceptions as well and a great play and come up with that somehow and interception turn over, their whole defense is flying around and the mentality that schwartz has put on this team, the front has been great and secondary today played well as well and jenkins said today it started up front. >> defensive line to wear them down and get more pressure we sat back in zones to make sure that he didn't have any quick r

it just seems unreal, she left behind 3 kids, her youngest price faces two counts of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle... and injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle. he was driving with a suspended license. reporting live from 32nd and atkinson - julie collins. fox 6 news. we'll learn the fate today of the man who shot and killed another man after a 28-year-old octavia dodson pleaded guilty in april to the second degree reckless homicide of deshun freeman. according to court documents -- dodson told police he followed freeman after his car was hit... but freeman was trying to drive away. once he caught up with freeman -- dodson shot him. dodson is scheduled to be sentenced this afternoon. mount pleasant police are searching for the driver who rammed a squad car and then drove off. officials say an officer was responding to an assault report when he noticed a vehicle coming at him. the suspect hit the squad's the officer was not injured....but the door of the squad was destroyed. police say the suspect was driving a dark sedan...and continue to investigate. investigations are underway

"this is unbelievable, it feels so unreal. about her being gone...' price allegedly told police at drinking with friends' and suffered neck and rib fractures in the accident. he was also allegedly driving with a suspended license. an angry parent appears in court after making threats against his child's school. and a 13-year-old student is in custody after milwaukee police say he injured two officers during school. angelica joins us in the newsroom with an update. the officers responded to benjamin franklin school for a report the teen had a plastic bb gun. it happened yesterday afternoon. while th to the student -- he became physically combattive.. two officers were hurt in the altercation -- they were hospitalized but are expected to be okay. a spokeswoman with milwaukee public schools says no other students were involved and that the incident was contained to the school office. an angry parent accused of making terrorist threats against his child's school is out of jail -- after posting his 7- thousand dollar cash bond. "jesse culp" had his court h

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this is unreal. >> charl on mayor jennifer roberts is announcing four people will be on the ground tomorrow, those people were part ferguson. they will be be sending state troopers to help out here in chorl et. the protests continue here in chorl et. we will continue to stay on this developing story. for now reporting live in charlotte david herst. >>> we also saw this video for the first time captured by a neighbor at the apartment where keith scott was shot. video of the incident. >>> mayor jennifer roberts saying on national news net works that they do plan to show city officials, but right now there is no plan to release it publicly. right now keith scott's wife say, please do not hurt people or member of law enforcement or take things that do not belong today the stories between police and witnesses do not match up. police say scott left the car with a gun and did not follow officer's orders. witnesses say he exited the car unarmed and only had a book. lots of reaction to this story. students across the state, they are gatri shooting. >> live in north carolina central university in dur

. >> that is unreal. >> i guess it takes that long from the seed, that he was taking about. >> i guess. and it is amazing. >> i was reading up on line. they can another seven to 10 years before they bloom again. >> it is a long time. >> made it sound so police station shooptd. >> -- so pleasant. and maybe his clothes don't absorb is the smell. >> yes. >> we will go ahead and take a look at the forecast. he have seep sunshine and it 10, 15 minutes ago. and there was sunshine. i promise. some are seeing sunshine out your window. go ahead and enjoy it. so, it is satellite radar composite and host of it on the dry side. right now. and there will be a very small chance for a shower or two later this afternoon. that is mainly going to be east of the tr. and we will -- east of the triangle and this is 78 in fayetteville and in clinton. sunshine start to break out. >> rocksboro, 81 degrees right now. siler city, 80. and they will clear from the northwest to the southeast. so, a person county and grandville county. dallas counties, you will see clearer skies before the rest of us do. >> hour by

next-door who last saw her alive on sunday is still in because she's been such a constant, so it seems unreal for the most part. i came home and saw police cars, i just thought this was a fight or something, because she had someone staying with her and sometimes they fought. so i thought it was a noise complaint. reporter: now the attorney general's office has not yet commented on boucher's manner of death as they continue to investigate here at her home. live in danville tonight, i'm cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. the robbery and assault of an 81-year-old store owner in manchester. police say this happened yesterday afternoon at han's food market on lake avenue. andy is there now. reporter: the owner of this store is still recovering from his injuries tonight, while the man who allegedly beat and robbed him is in police custody. 20-year-old thomas ford jr. faces two charges, one count of armed robbery andne degree assault, after a holdup at a food mart in manchester. police say around 1:00 wednesday afternoon, ford walked into the store armed with a handgun and demanded cash. 81-year-old man