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remains undefeated this afternoon in the city conference, washington hosting vincent at custer stadium. michael rogers throws up the jump ball to cameron posey who comes down with the catch for the 23 yard touchdow and it's 7-0 vincent in the first. but the purgolders hang tough as nick flinn takes the high snap and makes the most of it, going for 22 yards... vincent would lead 13-6 at half and that's the latest score we got. teams are undefeated and the tension is high. go wilmot" wilmot ended up losing to badger in double overtime 27 to 21. melissa used the hashtag h-s-blitz. you can too, and we might use your pictures and video on the show. while our highlights are done for the night here, they'll live on at fox 6 now dot com slash sports. so you can enjoy them over and over again. i can't believe it's already over, but we're now looking ahead to week 7. thanks for staying up with us. don't leave us just yet as there is still darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49

vincent georgy. back comes home citied. highlanders seem to have the answer. up the middle into the living wroor for a win. 42-14. turning lemons into lemonade. how one city conference team >>> welcome ba 4, we decided to do something different, highlight the city. three city conference show downs with all start times at around 4:30 on the north side, south side and central city with crazy plays you have to see to believe. let's head to the sky for the highlights. vincent proves it doesn't have to be pretty to work the running back fumbles recovers and he's going to break 3 tackles through 16-0 lead. jay lynn marion is going to break tackles of his own. 82 yard kick return, vincent too much, they win 47-6. reagan wins this one, 26-6. milwaukee hamilton taking on south, savior jackson takes this one. 45 yards before he's pushed out of bounds, cross town rivals. greenfield, and milwaukee the rockets trail, 39 yard td pass. watch the hawks, ezekiel explodes up the side line. 49 yards, he gets to the end zone, got to do a little dance. i love it. greenfield wins 47-30. in our final segm

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he was armed however not the man they were looking for. officer brantley vincent as the shooter and this deadly shooting stepsister the victim's sister did not have begun calling about a vehicle tays and shot four times. the brother is disabled and like this afternoon protesters started this demonstration black lives matter has been a prominent theme. 12 of their officers have been injured in today's protest. as has been used. >> reporter: reformers seeking justice on behalf of his daughter. over the past four months henrik watch from behind the scenes as the police sex scandal featuring his daughter played out in the media. he did so without making any public statements and tall. >> reporter: plan of florida law accompanied by dozens legal team to get released from jail. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office is charged officers and the please extend to remaining officers yet to be charged. this indicates is moving in the right direction. attorneys recently filed a $66 million lawsuit and house of his daughter to get the help she needs. >> britteny: 50 a stiletto 60 for the bait and land 6

famed attorney vincent a program i did with him on the 50th anniversary of the kennedy assassination. >> vincent, in reclaiming history, 1600 pages and some 20 years later, you have come to the conclusion of who killed kennedy. who killed him? >>well, there's no question in my mind, not just beyond a reasonable doubt, beyond all doubt, john, that lee harvey oswald killed kennedy. in reclaiming history, i set forth 53 separate pieces of evidence that point being the killer. you can't have 53 pieces of evidence against you and still be innocent. maybe one, two, three or even four, but not 53. let me give you five of those pieces of evidence. oswald's rifle. a 6.5 millimeter mannlicher- carcano rifle was determined by firearms experts to be the murder weapon. so we know that the weapon that shot and killed john f. kennedy was owned and oswald. after the shooting in dealey plaza, oswald was the only worker at the book depository building who fled the building. 45 minutes later, oswald shot and killed officer j.d. tippit of the dallas police department when tippit stopped him on the stree

, right? that is when officer vincent says that he perceived those actions and movements an imminent physical threat to himself and other officers, nick. >> he is taking steps backwards, that much is clear. but looking at it and the police chief said as much in the press conference that there is no one piece of clear evidence that is going to satisfy the narrative of the story of what happened. police are sticking to what they're saying. they're saying they gave verbal commands for him to drop his gun and he did not comply. from what i saw in that video, he is never asked to put his hands up, and he is shot as he is taking those slow steps backwards. >> as we work to get this video to you, the viewers, so you can see for yourself, i want to bring back my panel. sheryl is with me, a retired sergeant with the los angeles police department. sedric alexander. director of safety in dekalb county, georgia. and general defense attorney paul callen. also sheryl, i want to go with you because you're a former ar gent. i think the real critical part of this reslaes that they say that mr. scott

milwaukee vincent as they host milwaukee madison this afternoon. the vincent vikings strike on the first drive, michael rogers finding terrence banyard over the middle for 43 yards and the score. 8-nothing after the 2 point conversion. after recovering an onside kickoff, vikings gets on the board again. this time it's isaiah bogan dancing and then finding a clear path down the sideline. the vikings go on to beat the knights, 47 to 6. to south milwaukee, where this no crying in football." maybe there was for the home fans. that's because ezekiel banks was huge tonight. he starts the scoring on the hustlin' hawks opening drive with the 6-yard score. then he does it again, this time from 9 yards out. south milwaukee trying to stay in this one as moo mua vang hauls in the 36-yard pass from jake si-mun-check simuncak. but it wasn't enough to shut down banks who goes on to score 6 and this tweet came from our producer's alma mater, jefferson high where it was 'merica night. the eagles ended up losing to brodehead/juda though. we're always looking for your video and pictures via social media, j

happen. )) ((vanessa murphy)) in 2001 - he was chief of clinical cardiology at saint vincent's hospital in manhattan and that morning - he was working at a small conference with medical residents until they were notified a plane had hit one of the twin towers. ((mazzara: first consideration was that it was a terrible accident. and most of us left the conference immediately cause one of the windows on the floor that we were on you could actually with smoke.)) ((vanessa murphy)) but when the second plane hit - they knew it more than an accident.... ((mazzara: during the course of the day it was even more shocking.)) ((vanessa murphy)) a disaster plan was put into place inside the hospital. my grandfather describes waiting in the emergency room for time with such a catastrophe that there was so few patients coming in that there were many, many lives lost. )) ((vanessa murphy)) he remembers 30 to 40 coming into his section of the e-r...some with trouble breathing... ((mazzara: they were covered in dust.)) ((vanessa murphy)) all of them shaken up. ((mazzara: they were in shock, emotionally i

. and vincent fired his weapon >> reporter: officer vincent, an african american, was placed on administrative leave. williams says she witnessed the but her story is different from what police say happened, including the race of the police officer. >> the white cop with the bald head, pulled up behind that van, blocked him in, telling him to get out with his hands up he want got up, walked behind his truck with his hands up, and the man shot him four times. when he got out the car, a book fell off his back, the book he was recovering >> reporter: police say no book was reced a handgun was. discrepancies are only adding to the tension here. last night protestors clashed with police throwing rocks and bottles and damaging patrol cars. today both sides are calming for calm -- calling for calm. >> reporter: a little over an hour ago, the wife of scott released a statement saying while her family still has many unanswered questions about her husband's death, she did want peaceful tonight. at last check, the police chief said he did not intend on releasing any body or dashcam ravideo

they are at. >> the united way vice-president of community say 100 clients of st. vincent depaul and the human services project in phoenix started the process of getting permanent house inning to sign a lease you to prove who you are. to have arizona state id you have to have a birth certificate and other sources of documenting who you are so today is really items that will help people be ready to go apartment shopping, sign a lease, move into a home and end their homelessness. >> st. vincents houses 200 people a night in the overflow shelter. the hope is to get as many as possible into their own homes. >> and i can get why people give up. but you can't give up. >> anderson is well on his way, appreciative he received the help he needed. anita roman, "fox 10 news." >>> united way will hold another project connect on november 3 if avondale. that one will serve more people and offer more resources and you can log on to our website, fox10phoenix.com for a link to that. >>> one phoenix man making history by saving 1200 arizona lives all with his blood donations. james van dine made a pro

of the season. big time vincent, again here with the 55-yard scamper, and demascus back on top. another 65-yarder before orchard got another chance to score, and now the cougars' qb trying to get it going, scrambling to make it happen, and drops the ball, and the hornets with the big stop near the visiting defending state champs, led by the unstoppable, marcus vincent finishing 278 yards rushing and 3 touchdowns,. >> halftime a lot of guys hooping and hollering andening each other. >> i knew i had a lot of mental mistakes i had to fix. >> obviously they are good this year. >>> the nationals back to work tonight after a much-deserved night off. you saw the game right here on wusa 9. the nats visiting the meths in the big apple. only in new york do you have the mets' fans with the blond hair. syndergaard, that's a heck of a wig. that was enough for the 9, and they add a couple insurance runs in the 9th, and they beat new york, 4-1 for the fourth straight. >>> and helen maroon threw out the first pitch. maybe she inpyred the birds tonight. baltimore with four home runs, and manny

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were calling for the release of video showing bradley vincent shooting keith lamont scott. the scott family says they were allowed to see it according to their attorney and they say the actions were different from the descriptions from police. we have the latest from cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: good morning, john. we have seen different actions last night from the previous two nights. the protests were peaceful. there was a curfew in effect, but police did not see the need to implement that curfew because things were going well. when we were here, the national guard was present. it has been an hour and a half since they rolled out of here. they were mingling and having dialogue when we pulled up on the scene. the protests yesterday, no injuries were immediately reported, though police said two officers were sprayed with a chemical agent. they did not expand on what those officers were sprayed with. a welcome sight. you said that right, john. 24 hours ago, if you remember here, there were people out on the streets and businesses cleaning up the aftermath of the riots. graffiti o

thundershower monday reporting live from up town charlotte. >>> now, police say brently vincent was the officer who fired the shot that killed pete scott. he's currently on paid leave. while vincent himself is black, many protesters say their anger is over what they call the larger system i can issue of police shootings of african vincent it was in plain clothes, and was not wearing a body camera. he says other officers were wearing body cameras, and there's dash cam video, but those images will not be released at this time. >> students at some of our local colleges say there's a war on black people. >> they held demonstrations in the triangle last night. wral's bill leslie is in our newsroom. bill? . >> yes, l,na and renee. they gathered late last night at historically black college campuses to protest. central in durham, as you see here. we spoke with some of them about the issue of unrest in charlotte. >> i think it's very important for us to spark up this conversation. i think one of the main reasons for protests and things like that, and i think us cooling out here and talking abou

vincent jackson opened there. next play coming up watch underneath you've got adam hum frees wide open. wide open around the ten yard line. and he goes from vincent jackson again i think he was trying to force it too much and vincent jackson wast and another bad pass here. he just did not look comfortable to me through the entire game. threw the ball 58 times. that's not winning football. people say athrew for 405 yards. that's not winning football there was no balance. you don't have doug martin to take load off a little bit winston was kind of burden with whole game. they should have a had 38. field goal, we've got to look at this. this is another alarming situation they have right now. second round pick, this guy you would think automatic coming in here. never missed a kick in college we talk about that all time. missed a field goal missed one last week put bucs in position to have to go for two, two point conversions they miss both. a lot points off board. i was talking to some people in stadium last night what's difference if he couldn't miss in college, what is it different

protestors what they want. the video out tho now. >> we'll show it momentarily. and we'll talk with vincent hill host of "beyond the badge". thank you for talking to us. this police report said he was armed. steve mentioned something important. you do hear police officers saying put your weapon down. >> right, that is what is important. imminent threat. whether they were to the side is debatable. as an officer that is been there it takes less than a second for someone to pull the gun on target to me. you will get people saying he was not a threat. and that is questionable. >> for those who don't understand what a real threat means. it doesn't matter if it is pulled or pointing it at somebody. people have to assume that gun will be used on them. >> absolutely. did they make the right move regarding the imminent threat. >> the use of force continuium talks about deadly force. you deadly force with deadly force. you don't deescalate deadly force. you would get killed i don't think the officers did anything wrong. >> officers have to face the race factor. no matter how imminent the threat is, i

departmental protocol, officer vincent is being placed on administrative leave as we investigate this. as you know, there's a criminal track and a parallel investigative internal track to make sure none of our policies were violated along with none of our laws in the state of north carolina being violated as per the criminal investigation. yesterday evening about 7:00 p.m. the officers encountered protestors who were coming to protest the officer-involved shooting. about an hour later they saw -- we saw the crowd transition from protestors, demonstrators, which is legal, to more aggressive agitators who began to break the law. we had our helicopter to give us eyes from the sky to help us see exactly what was transpiring there on the ground. at about 9:00 p.m. we had a lot of the agitators begin to damage police vehicles and throw rocks striking our officers. at about 10:54 p.m. i called for our civil emergency unit to come in to try to de-escalate the situation and disperse the rowdy crowd. later on in the evening, early this morning, actually, about quarter to 2 this morning an additional gr

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drop it. he stepped out, posing a threat to the officers and officer brently vincent subsequently fired his weapon striking the subject. the officers immediately requested medic and began performing cpr. medical transported the subject from the scene to the hospital where he later succumbed to his injuries. our investigators recovered the firearm the subject was holding in his hand when he got out of the vehicle it was in close proximity to the subject. as for our department of protocol. officer vincent is being placed on administrative leave as we investigate this. there is a criminal track and parallel internal investigative track to make sure none of our policies were violated along with none of our laws in the state of north carolina being violated as part of the investigation. yesterday evening at 7:00 p.m. the officers encountered protesters who were coming to protest the officer-involved shooting. about an hour later, they saw -- we saw the crowd transition from protesters, demonstrators, which is legal, to more aggressive agitators who began to break the law. we had our he

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correct. >> officer vincent is black. keith lamont scott was black. and the community in charlotte, tonight, believes that this is another example of black lives not mattering. and they also challenge your story that keith lamont scott had on him. he was with a book waiting to pick up his son and he was shot down like an animal sitting in the car. i want to start with you, chief, and ask you why you don't believe that's true. >> well, there is your truth, my truth, and the truth. i have to deal in the truth. i have to deal in facts. the version that you hear from me is based on evidence. it's based on testimony that we get from witnesses and the officers there. and it's corroborated with the evidence that we gather there on the scene. >> chief, can i ask you, can you see the monitor? you can see fox news right now on a monitor near you? >> yes. no, i can see the camera only. >> okay. because what we are seeing now in charlotte an overhead shot what appears to be canisters of tear gas and people running in and out. have the officers been ordered to use tear gas and disperse the crow

to sunrise hospital in stable condition. ((>> vincent cannito, airport bureau commander: "most importanlty, we want to stress that there has been no significant threat to this airport and fortunately this is an isolated incident, domestic violence in nature." )) ((brian loftus)) >> the incident did not affect any flights. police closed the parking garage for several hours during their investigation. the airport connecter was also m surveillance footage and talking with witnesses. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> if you have a question for law enforcement... let us know! every wednesday, we ask metro sheriff joe lombardo questions from viewers during our morning cup of joe segment. to submit a question... go to las vegas now dot com... and look for the "don't miss" section. find out if your question was chosen.. tomorrow morning between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) and it's warm. ........... the clouds holding in the warmth overnight. 80s and humidity above 20 percent. ............ the rain is falling in the desert and staying south of nevada so f

vincent worked in the north tower. remembering back to the horrible day 15 years agatha changed my life. my brothers were 8, 7, and 5. >> we have been watching memorial plaza in lower manhattan where the ceremony is taking place to mark 15 years after the terror attacks that changed america. for perspective on that day, let's bring in squjim and malco nance. nbc terrorism analyst. you were at the pentagon on 9/11 so this is a moment for you personally as well. can you set the scene for us as well and talk about the agenda today. >> the weather here is exactly like it was on 9/11 some 15 years ago and today for some reason has a strange and impactful feeling. here at the white house the flags are at half staff: the president and first family were going to observe a moment of silence inside the white house privately before the president gets in his motorcade and heads to the pentagon where he will be preside over the ceremony there at the pentagon for the 125 people and 64 aboard the american airlines flight that slammed into the ptagon at 8:47, 15 years ago. i can tell you even toda

basile . vincent was 53 and from des moines. he was the pilot. kelli was 24 and lived in west des moines. they were traveling to the area to visit family. dubuque will charge a couple a dollar a month to live in their home for more than a year. on monday, the dubuque city council unanimously voted to buy the property at 64-50 pennsylvania avenue. the city will pay douglas and dianne fritsch 204- thousand dollars for the that's about 11-thousand more than the assessed value. dubuque's city engineer says the city wants to own this property in case there's the need for future development in that area. now if they want, the family can stay there for awhile, for one dollar per month, until december of 2017. but there are a few strings attached. "they have to pay all of the real estate fees. gas, electric everything. plus property taxes, everything like that. " the city has made deals like this in the past, to h a former burlington city councilman and photographer found guilty of sexually abusing teenage girls is asking for a new trial. a des moines county jury convicted 42-year-old chr

officer brently vincent who is also black then shot scott outside an apartment complex just before 4:00 p.m. word of the shooting quickly spread on social media. protesters took to the streets right around 7:00. those demonstrations turned violent, and ended with at least 16 officers injured. several police cars are also heavily damaged and interstate 85 shut down for hours. fox's jonathan serrie has what's happening right now in charlot charlotte. >> reporter: protests breaking out here in charlotte, north carolina, after a black man was fatally shot by police. demonstrators blocking an interstate highway looting a wal*mart and damaging police cars. more than a dozen officers suffering injuries in the melee. police were looking for suspect at an apartment complex when they say keith lamont scott was seen exiting a car with a gun. authorities say the 43-year-old ignored several warnings to true drop the weapon and officer brently vincent also black then fired at him. >> it's time to change the narratives. because i can tell you from the facts that the story is a little bit different as

clinch the nl west. at age 88 vincent scully is go off with the classic. tied 3-3 in the bottom of the 10. here is thennwith his final call. >> 0-1 -- a high fly ball. and you believe a home run? they will celeerate on schedule. 3-2 the dodgers. a game-winning ooe run. would you believe, his first home run of the year? boy, did it work out perfectly for the final home game of the regular season.>> goodbye to a legend. i'm glad to have met him a couple of times. >>> start your engines. new hampshir of the chase. here is martin into the top spot on lap 172. he would finish seven. he already has a spot in the next round after last weekends rain. -- last weekends when. next stop is in dover. we have a fight at training camp? josh henderson and jeffrey one ggal. white beach burgundy 1-0. they have the first preseason game in minnesota on thursday.>> the buffs beat the ducks in oregon 41-38 the coach was celebrating his biggest win at cu. they might have been michigan last week are 3-1. back after the game delivered quite a victory speech. >> what got us through that game? your uncommon

>> denzel was offered to direct here, too. >> oh, good. >> and look closely. that's vincent behind the beard. >> after each take all of us are constantly looking at each other. it's been so much fun. and sausages, but should we worry about meat causing cancer? part of the argument was that nitrates are a big problem. explain the issue. plus the truth about all natural labels. what does it really mean? are they misleading shoppers looking for healthy alternatives? we break it all down in our food truth series. walk us through what we can learn from what's out there now. coming up next. >> we'll save lives today. get healthy! [cheering and applause today is food truth dr. oz:wednesday. we are setting the record straight on meat. the meat is a centerpiece of the

the situation at mccarran: (( vincent cannito / metro: "well, the nice thing about the airport team is it's a unified effort -- it's not just one agency that responds. we prepare and train for these incidents on a regular basis." )) v-a... or if he legally owned the weapon police say he used in the shooting. he faces two charges of attempted murder, one count of assault with a deadly weapon... and two counts of discharging a gun in a prohibited area./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> nellis air force base is celebrating it's 75th anniversary this year. so today we are looking back on some of it's rich history. there are dozens of artifacts on display dating back to 1941, including the front page of the evening review journal from attack on pearl harbor. nellis is a highly respected and valuable assest to the u.s. military.... and of course the las vegas valley. and through the years, the base has helped our area grow and prosper./// sherry how's the weather today? it's humid out there... rain that has concentrated on staying east. ............ we got some very light sprinkles and showers...

our truck." vincent linke... the branch manager... said one of his technicians was loading a running truck.. and it's there where perez found his opportunity. between that gentleman and my technician, was he looked through the window and the guy gave a what you want some trouble." linke tells me all his vehicles are equipped with g- p-s tracking. so he went online to find his truck. "got up to 80 miles per hour before he hit craig road, went all the way to ann road." "and ditched our tracking device at the lowes shopping center." "this is not something that happens hardly ever, at least in the time that i have been here, i don't ever recall an incident like this." i asked security was an issue and if the handcuffs perez broke were faulty. i was told they will be looking into that.. but for now.. there focus is finding perez. "we have a dangerous suspect on the loose here in the valley and we urge the public if you do come in contact with him take a step back and call local law enforcement so that we can come out." police tell me there are multiple agencies working this case... and th

closely. that's vincent behind the beard. >> after each take all of us are it's been so much fun. [ laughter ] painstakingly slow. at the current rate it would take 50 years to remove all the tiny bombs. >> there is lots of heavy contamination in the area. >> reporter: simon rain of mines advisory group said president obama's pledge of $90 million will speed up removal. >> i think with announcement of additional funding that will please a lot of lao people. they will understand the americans are committed here. >> reporter: remarkably, phong its not bitter toward a country responsible for his injuries. >> i forgive you. i forgive everyone because angry, it doesn't give you any good thing. >> reporter: scott, president obama said the u.s. has a moral obligation to help the many victims. but he did not apologize. >> margaret brennan in laos tonight. thank you.

vincent d'onofrio behind the beard. >> after each take all of us are ponstantly looking at each other saying, this is so much fun. >>> up next, max is back. first inside darsing rehearsals& with oh my goodness amber rose. why they've already got no one trouble with producers. >> shocker. >> go. >>> then paparazzi love and hate. bieber on a shirtless chase. rihanna in a costume. why she ditched drake for this guy. >>> laughs and tears from kevin >>> jazz sinclair plays a surrogate mom on becomes >>> just six days until "dancing with the stars" is back. max back on the dance floor, oh my goodness. amber rose, vh1 talk show host, social media star. they both have fiery personalities. >> do they ever. >> tell us that means there's going to be a little bit of trouble? we were first to find out in rehearsal. >> what is your favorite thing about being paired with max? >> he's fun. he's silly but he's also very professional. he knows what he's doing. and that's really important. so i kind of just look to him. i would say, yes, sir. no, sir. into "dancing" hot water for posting top-secre

. vincent depaul increases the odds that they will turn their lives around. >> that active service is also partnered with engagement. eating with us and we're building a relationship and are able to say, what can i help you with? what are the issues you are facing? >> reporter: homeless men and women can see what other resources are available. everything from drug rehab, housing and job training. >> the longer someone stays on the streets harder it is to get them off. >> >> reporter: i'm told most community groups are receptive to the idea of stopping street feeding. the city is hoping their new campaign will pay off even more during the holidays. >>> tonight the man known around campus as brother dean is facing legal troubles. he's accused of assaulting a female student at the university of arizona. >> as i approached him, he stood up and kicked me in the and a girl next to me called the police. >> she claims she was attacked by dean saxton. he is often seen on campus yelling offensive messages to students. >> i'm happy the way it played out. i think it was worth getting kicked in the che

temperatures fifty-three added west lakes vincent this 56. hudson 51 and so and it did 59. it just ticked up to 50 their pick you kind of set the change in the living 57 degrees. maps in motion. got julia down here on the carolinas tropical depression yesterday. now trump storm. the wins at the 40 miles an hou and it is just silly announced been dragged bright now total -- to you will enjoy sun and cloud of clearly increase test the levels. traffic time with patty. >> we're going to be downtown all weekend. it to settle at the tigers. conservative of the many wins will reply in the browns ravens will kick off that one. very busy and sunday. vitamin future locate me. rode 91. hector and shake boulevard. that's going to close. it will be open for they've a freight day. west third under i 90 will close. waited natalie. >> for:25. sports to him on a friday morning. cleveland into into to returni this is a day. jt has the details. >> top of credit to you. iowa state josh tomlin five solid innings. might went forced to innings in the offense to come through and he of tradition. and the bat of the

of tokyo. >>> vincent is the global head of rates. pick up on a couple points that akiko was making. namely this potential admission of defeat by the bank of japan and that they didn't live up to expectations. do you think there's truth to both issues? >> i would agree. today was supposed to be a big action day for markets, i think it's starting in a rather de-spiriting way with the boj. though want to keep ten-year yields close to zero percent. there's no better way to kill rate volatility. i find it a bit annoying. in terms of policy. the target of qe was to bring long yields to the down side and boost asset prices, now they're saying we have too much of a good thing. long yields went too low, we want to keep them around zero percent. they are pushing into control freaks. i'm not sure they are going to say they are running out of ammunition. >> what do you think the knock-on impact from this move from the bank of japan when looking at this move to steepen the yield curve? is there a spillover impact? >> yes, we are seeing a slightly bearish opening in bonds. they have moved from m

saying officer vincent, the one who shot scott, said this. officer vincent perceived mr. scott's actions as an imminent threat to officers. you saw the video and the pieces we've shown in total there. what do you make of the statement plus what was released here? >> obviously, the videos are not that great. they're very grainy. you can't see what's going on. a lot of times you rely on the statements of the police officers. unfortunately, in this case the community is upset because they don't believe those type of statements. they don't believe the statements of how the scene was reported. therefore there's a lot of information missing. however, what i can tell you is that police officers have to make split second decisions, so i know there's been a lot of talk about mental capacity and officers should be trained, but really they only have a couple seconds to make a judgment call. whether the gun is up, down, or in a holster, police officers are given the privilege of making judgment calls in this these situations as horrific as it is. >> i have to disagree. i have to take issue w

weapon and when officers approached him, he got out and that's when officer vincent shot scott. officer vincent is a two-year member of the force and also black. he has been placed on administrative leave. >>russell: it seems like we've more. cars being broken into, that have been left unlocked. homes burglarized as well. >>laura: and now pasco county sheriff and his office are trying to stop that trend and most simple but effective way. alcides segui is live at the pasco county sheriff's office this morning and they're turning to social media in a very brilliant way, i think. good morning. >>reporter: i think it works. actually, i know that it is working. good mor they're turning to social media, whatever they can do to get the word out to let the general public know, just lock your doors. something so simple can prevent car thefts and it's an issue going on not only here in pasco county but let's be frank. it happens everywhere across the country and again, here in pasco county, they're hoping to curb that with a new campaign and joining us this morning, we have corporal madd

vincent time. sweep left take to outside going all the way to the house. extra point gives demascus a 1 13-14 lead and first play of 4th quarter oh, it's more convenientton takes the pitch and cuts back and goes past entire qo defense off to races this time. 66 yards. out runs our photographer ronnie mc craig. 21-13 demascus ago qo down just 8 but bonner gets swarmed by the sworming or nets. des mask us holes on 21-13. >> it's been three years since we've trailed in a regular season game i didn't know how they would respond. they dug deep at half time they were hooting and hollering and challenging each other and came out and proved themselves in the second half. >> that's crazy to me they had not trailed in a regular season game in two years. >> he's wondering how they'll handle it. >> they handle today. >> a lot of adversity they dealt with. >> vincent kid. >> amazing 270 yards function had 240 against qo and everyone thought jake function is gone. >> no. >> picks right up. >> thank you, sir. >> we'll be right back with "fox 5 news" at 11. >> right now at 11:00, bracing for tropical

protestors are holding demonstrations for the fifth straight day in the city. we'll talk to vincent. and thank you for being here with us. and we have pictures that we can air. the gun from the scene. i will pop them up and get your take on that upon. i want to talk about this. the charlotte police chief had a new's conference and this is the picture of the gun from the police department. this is the holster and all will we are know. it is out of context. and this is supposedly evidence. and this is from the scene provided bite police department there in charlotte. getting back to my point. the chief putny wanted to wait until today to release the video. did he do the right thing to release parts of the video from the body p cam and dash cam. >> i don't think it was right to release it at all. we are dealing with a death investigation. a homicide justifiable or unjustifiable. you want to hold the evidence is closed. i understand transparency but p some things you have to protect. >> the chief concurred and said he was trying to protect the investigation. vincent gill, i love your analysi

say the 43-year-old ignored several warnings to drop the weapons. officer vincent fired at him. >> it's time to change the narrative because i can tell you from the facts that the story is it's been portrayed so far. >> supporters of scott refuse the account of the incident. some say he had a book, not a weapon. police chief says a gun was recovered, not a book. police say the officer who shot scott was not wearing a body camera, theser is on administrative leave while the investigation continues. coming up at 5:00, find out what one local religious leader is calling for and more on the victim's past. right now, live in the studio, mark ockerbloom, fox 25 news. >> blair: the department ended its twitter account, after a violent response to the police shooting there. on friday, after his car broke down, when police arrived, he put his hands up, and walking back to the vehicle, police first used a stun gun but then shot and killed him. the officer who opened fire, says clutcher kept touching his pockets and reaching through that vehicle's window. we will be watching the protest d

brently vincent also 43-year-old. three officers at the screening body camera vincent was not. >> why don't you tell the police chief, to release video tape? huh they shooting us. they shooting us where's the video? >> scott's dpam insist he was holding a book not a gun. they are expecting to see some police body camera footage today. in charlotte, north carolina jonathan serry, fox 13 news. >>> right now a two men are wanted for questioning after last weekend bombing in n and new jersey. they are not suspects but they did come dangerously close to one of the explosives. investigators say surveillance video shows the bombing suspect ahmed khan rahami rolling a suitcase down the street. he ban donneds on sidewalk in and few minutes later these two men pass by luggage. authorities think they were more interested in bag because at the took it leaving the pressure cooker bomb behind. >>> we have no reason to believe that they are connected. that's why i've said i know i witnesses at this time. >> rahami remains under guard at hospital in new jersey. he's unconscious and unable to a speak