at a church in charleston, south carolina.. judge "richard gergel" is set to hear whether roof is competent to stand trial-- but issued an order to keep the public out of that hearing-- in order to protect the right to fair trial. roof's competency hearing is scheduled to take place on monday. parents can feel safe putting their child in a booster seat this morning.. highway safety' -- 48 received the highest ratings.. eight years ago... only a quarter of the seats tested received the same ratings... booster seats are recommended for kids between the ages of four and eight.. the earliest known, ?stone inscription of the ten commandments.. has sold at auction for 850-thousand dollars.. the tablet is made up of about two square feet of marble, weighs 155 pounds... and is written in an early hebrew script, called samaritan auctions" says the tablet likely sat at the entrance of a synagouge, that was destroyed by either the romans between 400, and 600 a-d.. or by the crusaders in the 11th ((anchors)) it's now 5:??. time to check it

jury selection resumed in charleston, south carolina in the case against dylann roof... who is accused killing nine black churchgoers. roof has been found competent prosecutors plan a second death- penalty trial on nine counts of murder. this also comes on the same day a judge granted roof permission to act as his own attorney. a passenger on board a united airlines flight is in police custody after pulling open the emergency exit door and jumping out of the plane in houston, texas. the incident happened just as the plane arrived from new orleans monday afternoon. the plane, was waiting for the final taxi into its gate when the woman pulled open the overwing out. it's still unclear why the woman jumped out of the plane. the memorial to the fallen granite mountain hot shots.. will be dedicated this morning. and we will preview it for you... in the next hour.... details on what you need to know if you are planning to visit... and snow... already creating a problem in flagstaff.. we'll update you on what's happening up there... stay with us... you are watching 12 today....

he is facing 33 charges for the death of nine churchgoers in charleston south carolina. jury selection started last w a last-minute psychiatric evaluation. the psychologist examining him would not be done until sometime today. by the night we should find out if he can stand trial on thursday. >>> it is now 6:53 am. good morning to you on this tuesday. when we come back we will take a look at the three stories you need to know. here are the three stories you need to know to start your tues. tuesday.an iowa city couple says they received a racially charged note that read "you >>> here are the three stories you need to know to start your day: in iowa city couple says they received a racially charged note. he and his family say they found a note after retuin father's funeral. he says police decided to not investigate an entire the police chief says the officer's actions were absolutely unacceptable. >>> there will be a demonstration outside tonight city council meeting. organizers say they demand answers and justice for jeremy mitchell who was shot on november 1 during a tra

south carolina... ???break??????break??? 3 3 3 jury selection is set to begin monday in the federal trial for 22 year old dylann roof. this week a judge found him mentally fit for trial for the 2015 killings of nine black people at emanuel a-m-e church in charleston south carolina. carolina doesn't have hate crime laws. 3 "she saw this as a hate crime and she specifically said that she was going to pursue this case and pursue the death penalty to address the alleged " motivation."authorities said roof let three people live so they could tell the world he hated black people.roof was already declared competent in state court, where prosecutors plan a second death penalty trial on nine counts of murder. hundreds of people attented the funeral for the ds today.15-year-old javon wilson was shot and killed during a home robbery earlier this month.investigators say he was shot over gym shoes.two teens are charged with wilson's murder and are being held without bond. 3 there's a manhunt underway in californi

a judge has found the suspect in the deadly charleston south carolina -- charleston, south carolina shooting competent to stand trial. jury selection in the trial of monday.of starts he's accused of killing nine churchgoers after a bible study class last year. the government of colombia has signed a revised peace treaty with marxist rebels. place almost two months after colombian voters rejected the first agreement. thedeal is aimed at ending 52 year-long civil war that killed more than 200,000 people. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm erik johnson, and this is bloomberg. nejra: thanks. now the european central banks governing council will have to decide on december 8 whether to extend its $1.8 trillion qe program beyond the current march deadline. as of now, there appears to be little appetite for tapering. guy johnson spoke about it with the honest onerous -- the governor of the bank of greece. >> monetary policy will continue to be in, writing and inflation will rise at a different -- a decent level, to present

, south carolina has his competency hearing today. dylann roof's trial started november 7 with jury selection, but that was halted after the federal judge overseeing the case determined the defendant must first undergo a competency a lot has changed since donald trump competed against gov. rick perry and more than a dozen other rivals for the g-o-p presidential nomination. today, the president-elect will meet with perry. possibilities being floated for him inlcude agriculture secretary or veterans affairs. perry is one of several high-profile visitors who have met with trump over the past week. still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4: including why families packed a wauwatosa bowling alley over the weekend. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup.... milwaukee at 6-30followed by the voice.then timeless at 9. how was your weekend? average sequence of standardized activities. duplicate response. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in t

in a charleston, south carolina courtroom the former officer accused of scott's murder gave his first detailed public account of what happened. >> i fired, the threat was tops he pulled scott over for a broken taillight in april, 2015 and was preparing to give him a warning but scott bolted from his car. >> it was in my mind that people don't want to see that. >> prosecutors say he fled because he was behind on child payments and he hit him three times with a stun gun. scott didn't stop. >> reporter: the cell phone video he says picks up the encounter seconds later as scott breaks away from the struggle t. prosecutor pressed him why he moved the taser closer to his body? >> you don't leave a weapon in a field like that. >> reporter: he says in hindsight he wouldn't claims on foot and called for backup. >> his entire testimony was what he would have done different and things he's remembering now that he didn't remember then, w was just shocking. >> the jury made up of 11 white people and one black man is expected to begin deliberations later this week. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> tig

. >>> in charleston, south carolina the former officer charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed black motorist is expected to take the stand in his own defense today. michael slater faces 30 years to life in prison if he is convicted in the shooting death of 50-year-old walter scott. slater was fired from the department after the shooting. scott was shot five times in captured by a bystander which stunned the nation. >>> today is tuesday, so we have a couple of kittens in need of a loving home. maybe you can help. i'll bet you can help. >>> the weather's not acting cute. we have dry conditions right now we are tracking widespread rain. i will give you exact timing coming up. we have just learned president- elect donald trump has chosen elaine chao, former labo secretary to be his choice for transportation secretary. today donald trump is set to meet with mitt romney for the second time. yesterday president-elect trompe met with retired general and former cia detect?director. david betray us was also up for secretary of state position. >>> green party candidate jill stein

, south carolina. michael slager is charged in the april 2015 shooting death of 50 year-old walter scott.slager shot scott eight times after he fled a traffic stop, the shooting captured by a bystander on dramatic cellphone video. slager faces between 30 years and life in prison if convicted of murder. power is still out at the paris las vegas hotel-casino. everything went black yesterday afternoon when a contractor working in the basement cut into the main power line.that cut also prevented the back-up generators from turning on. no word on when power will go back on. weather and traffic together... after some morning fog, the beautiful weather returned yesterday with sunshine, a light northerly ze near 60. the sky is clear this morning, but dense fog redeveloped in the inland areas with lows dropping to 43 along the lake, and upper 30s inland. the sunshine and mild weather continues today with highs near 60, and a light breeze. tonight is clear and chilly with lows near 40.the amazing stretch of fall

jury selection is now underway in charleston, south carolina... where a former unarmed black man. this story received national attention in april of last year, after cellphone video, recorded by a bystander, showed "michael slager" shooting "walter scott" as he ran from a traffic stop. the jury will have to decide if the shooting is murder. if convicted, slager faces 30 years to life in prison. new this morning: the nations sixth largest transit system... slams on the brakes. just after midnight, more than five thousand transportation workers in philadelphia went on strike. it comes after is expected to affect subways, public buses, and trolley service. the transit system carries about 400 ?thousand passengers a day... including more than sixty thousand ?kids that use the service to get to school. some schools will try to provide extra buses... if parents can't drive them. rescue crews continue to search for trapped miners... after a deadly coal mine explosion in southwest china. it happened yesterday afternoon. at least 13 people have died... and 20 others are still trapped miner

today in a charleston, south carolina, courtroom, the former officer accused of scott's murder, gave his first detailed public account of what happened. >> i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to broken taillight in april of 2015 and was preparing to write him a warning, but scott bolted from his car. >> in my mind, at that time, people don't run from a broken tail light. >> reporter: prosecutors say he fled because he was behind on child support payments and feared being arrested. slager told the jury he fired his taser three times, but that doesn't stop scott from grabbing the stun gun. >> i was in total fear that mr. scott didn't stop. phone video, he says, picks up the encounter seconds later as scott breaks away from the struggle. the prosecutor pressed slager on why he moved the taser closer to scott's body. >> you don't leave a weapon in the middle of a field like that. >> reporter: slager now says in hindsight, he would not have chased scott on foot in the first place and instead called for backup. >> his entire testimony was what he would have done differen

roof is accused of emanual ame church in charleston, south carolina. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against the 22-year-old, who is facing 33 federal charges including violating the hate crime act resulting in death. jury selection resumes monday. the trial expected to start in january. and an american service member has been killed in syria fighting the islamic state. he died yesterday after being struck by a roadside bomb. this is the first time a u.s. to syria and that was in october of last year. there are roughly at this .500 american military personnel there training syrian fighters and syrian rebels fighting isis. 10:11 right now. in the fall of 1969, she became known as "carol brady." the stepmother and nearly flawless matriarch of the wrai debunch. saying goodbye to actress florence henderson coming up "here's the story of a lovely lady.")) florence ? here's the story of a love low lady ? >> that lovely lay deed, of course, florence henderson, america's favorite television mom, carol brady. she passed away from heart failure last ni

he's accused of killing ne people inside but i'm really black church in charleston south carolina. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >> the dow and nasdaq ended the shortened trading week at all- time highs. starks the rally as anticipate tax and regulation cuts under president-elect trump. >> for the first time, us service member has been killed in syria. pentagon says the service member was killed by an improvised explosive device. officials did not release any other details. >>> the parents of a philadelphia toddler have been charged after the two-year-old was actually shot by a spiral cousin. police say they found two handguns in the home, that critical condition. >>> florence henderson best known for her role on the brady bunch has died. she died last night from heart failure in los angeles. she was 82 years old. >>> to the season, holiday festivities are kicking off across arizona. we'll tell you what's going on across the valley this weekend. that's coming up straight president-elect donald trump weekend in florida with his family but he is still working on staff

, south carolina. he's being allowed to represent himself at trial. is that right? will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> dylann roof is accused of killing nine people at a predominantly black church in charleston, south carolina last year. there are already questions about the proceedings. let's discuss now, jeffrey tube en toobin and jennifer. i want to start with you, you were inside that courtroom today, what happened? tell us about the proceedings. >> the morning had started pretty predictably. people were arriving, expecting jury selection to begin. the proceedings had been delayed for three weeks at that point. waiting for a competency hearing. and roof's hadn'tal state on friday, the judge ruled he was competent to stand trial. most people were exp

and sarah alston -- in charleston south carolina, a flood advisory. it will be another 18 years before the moon is this bright and this close to the earth, again. >>> here are some of the pictures we have gotten from you. we want to see your best photos you can comment in the comment section of this story on our facebook page.>>> terry swails is here now with your first alert forecast. >> later on tonight, there are a few clouds it will start to move in from the northwest and the earlier you can get out to visualize it, the better it tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning - the internet has become an online shopping mall.find out the new type of products more users are buying at home - rather than shopping for in as the days get shorter and the chilly weather rolls in, in,we all want to >>> as the days get shorter and the chilly weather rolls in, we all want to blanket and hibernate until spring rolls around but making time to get out into the sun even when it is cold is a really good idea. according to a new study, when you get enough sun, other conditions l

former police officer ''michael slager'' testified tuesday during his murder trial in charleston, south carolina.''slager'' is charged with murder in the shooting death of an unarmed driver --- his name walter scott. which took place last year.slager has said he stopped scott for a broken tail light... but then mister scott took off running... and officer slager gave chase. firefighters are still on the scene of a large pipeline explosion -- in platte county, missouri.the pipeline was ''enterprise products partners'' .the company says the pipeline was transporting a propane mix from conway, kansas to the midwest.no injuries have been reported at this time. breaking into our newsroom -- a suspected tornado killed three people in alabama as a line of severe storms moved across the south overnight. winds and rains ripped roofs off buildings, including a barn that suffered severe damage.the three killed were all in a mobile home in rosalie. home was critically injured. there are other injuries reported as well and it's estimated that 16 to 20 structures in the county have been destroyed. in

he's the 22-year-old who allegedly gunned down nine african american church-goers in charleston, south carolina last year. today, a judge granted him permission to represent himself in the upcoming trial. ((christianne klein)) >>> thousands of cubans gathered in havana today... for final farewells to fidel castro. the former president died friday... after ruling the country for nearly half a century... through years of revolution and iron fisted leadership. his death is likely to spark more interest in american travel but the death of the longtime dictator and the transition of power here at home is raising new questions about american-cuban relations./// ((paul joncich)) >>> president elect donald trump is working on filling his administration today, interviewing more candidates at trump tower. vice president elect mike pence promised a number of important announcements tomorrow. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig reports from new york. former cia director david petreaus is the to meet with president elect donald trump monday. petreaus is a contender for secretary of state. sot: (pe

jummy: emotional testimony in charleston, south carolina. why the officer charged with the fatal shooting death of michael scott says he felt threatened. road rage? it was all caught on camera. jamie: we do not have any huge issues this afternoon, but we do have the rain. roads are wet, especially traveling this afternoon. not as may people on the road, which you may think this is the time to travel at a high-speed because not many people are out there. but we really need to be cautious. slowing third street tunnel due directions. on connecticut avenue, a car spun out, so the avenue connecting connecticut avenue is slow. the beltway not a terrible ride at all. we are mostly in the green. inner loop, a little heavy approaching the wilson bridge. you can see some activity, anyone -- everyone getting by ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? announcer: you are watching "abc 7 news at noon," on your side. fender bender that turned chaotic in the u.k. they are arguing after their vehicles collide on a road in northern england. then it escalates into these moments when t

, south carolina, he will be acting as his own attorney a judge decided dylann roof will represent himself. he started shooting inside trial was supposed to begin a limber seventh but was delayed so roof could undergo a competency trial. he faces 33 federal charges and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> a story of survival and infant thrown from a car during a crash found a life in this storm drain with a mere scratch on her forehead it happened in the car causing it to flip, rescuers eventually heard the child inside the storm drain nearly 2 dozen feet from the road. they believe she rolled down a hill to the drain officials confirmed she was not properly restrained in a car seat. a child was taken to the hospital along with four others all have been released except for the driver. >>> and electric razor thief behind bars police arrest posted his surveillance video of him stealing hundreds of dollars worth of electric razors this month from walgreens. on saturday he attempted to steal more than $500 worth of merchandise from a target store, someone recognized him and called po

tom: nancy torres is in a hospital in north charleston, south carolina. the police in that state are still investigating what led the tractor-trailer to ram the family's car from behind. live in wheaton, montgomery county, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: so tragic. and now breaking news, an amber alert fr virginia. a four-year-old girl has been abducted according to the police. or as a search for annabel richardson, believed to be in extreme danger. the police believe that she was taken by dylan richardson. they might be in a 1995 are giddy chevrolet van -- they might be in a burgundy chevrolet that rudy g lonnie is donald trump top choice for being secretary of state. this after backlash from the appointments of stephen bannon as trump's chief strategist and counselor. white nationalists praise the former breitbart ceo, but it was criticized by muslims. >> we hold the president to the highest the rights of all americans. jonathan: according to multiple news outlets, the president-elect once is three eldest children come his son-in-law and wife, to have

, south carolina resuming today... a judge found dylann roof competent to stand trial in the murders of nine worshipers. today -- the judge granted roof's motion to represent himself in court... his defense team remains as standby counsel. he faces 33-federal charges and prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty. an improvised explosive device found near the u-s embassy in police today... two witnesses say the device was placed less than 500 feet from the embassy by a person riding in a taxi. that's according to philippine national police, authorities are now trying to track down the person or people responsible. texas is now the second state to confirm a locally-transmitted case of zika virus. health officials say it was found last week in a non-pregnant woman living in brownsville -- that's near the mexico border. the woman has not traveled virus is circulating. the only other u-s state where the virus has been transmitted is in florida. toss to weather weather rain continue this evening, coming to an end afte

, south carolina. now he is being allowed to represent himself at trial. is that right? ♪ >>> dylan roof is accused of killing nine people alt a predominantly black church in charleston, south carolina last year. jury selection in the trial resumes at 9:00 tom morning, but there are already questions about the proceedings. let's discuss with jeffrey toobin, cnn senior analyst and jennifer barry haas is a reporter for the charleston post and courier. you were inside the courtroom today, jennifer. what happened? tell us about the proceedings. >> reporter: well, the morning started pretty predictably, people were arriving expecting for jury selection to begin. the proceedings had been delayed for three weeks at that point waying for a experience hearing and a judge's ruling on roof's mental state. on friday the judge ruled he was competent to stand trial, and so most people arriving in the courtroom this morning were expecting for that to go forward. when the judge took his seat he discussed the fact he

charged with murdering nine members of a bible study group at a church in charleston, south carolina, last year. he faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> now to the inmates trying to escape. eva pilgrim with the latest on the search at this hour. >> reporter: tonight, the manhunt for two dangerous fugitives on the run after a daring jailbreak in san jose, california. >> we will find these two. any person who is aiding and abetting in their escape, we will prosecute. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies and police following new tips as they hunt down rogelio chavez and lanon campbell, two of four inmates who escaped from santa clara county jail late wednesday night. their accomplices were quickly nabbed. details of the dramatic escape now emerging. the inmates cut through the bars of their cell window, leaving behind a makeshift rope, what appears to be bed sheets, dangling from the second story of the building. investigators still haven't found any tools that the inmates may have used to break out. >> the fact that these bars were cut the way they were. it wasn't something they just th

police say he shot nine people to death at a church in charleston, south carolina... back in june of 2015. a psychiatrist examined roof earlier this month... and witnesses testified in a hearing this week. if convicted, roof could face the death penalty. jury selection in the federal trial is scheduled to resume on monday. former presidential candidate jill stein is requesting a recount in wisconsin... and has raised nearly five-million dollars for the effort. that's after voting security experts alerted hillary clinton's campaign to the possibility of hacks in key counties in wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. stein says her motive is to further democracy and election integrity... and denies she's trying to deliver the hillary clinton. in more local news... after nearly twelve hours of searching... a hiker is rescued at red rock canyon. police say the man fell about 80 feet at "epinephrine trail"... and was about three miles up the canyon. metro's search and rescue got the call around five p-m... and were able to rescue the man at five this morning. he was taken

he started killing nine black parishioners in charleston south carolina last june. party at this denver warehouse claimed the life of a 16-year- old boy. he was an honor student in aurora. b at the school tomorrow. shooting happened early sunday morning. >>> woman is pleading for help find her grandfathers killer. he was stabbed multipleetimes last week near cheeseman park. his granddaughter posted photos to craigslist arrested for hitting and killing a state trooper based a judge for the first time. we learned he faces a maximum of one year prison and $1000 fine for chris charge of misdemeanor traffic violations projecting over the white line and hitting the trooper. tonight, the law enforcement committee is rallying behind his family. we learn more about the man behind the badge. >>> the trooper was so honest. to his obituary says he loved being a dad. these two beautiful girls with their. he loved his wife. the extent and law enforcement committee hoping to help his family get through an incredibly difficult time. >> that's what we do. >> we are there for each ot

there is new information in the trial of the man accused in a deadly shooting at a charleston, south carolina, church. dylan roof was granted a motion to represent himself. he made the request as jury selection was to begin this morning. he has a constitutional right to make that decision. roof is accused of killing nine people at the mother emanuel ame we continue to follow breaking news out of ohio state university. at least eight people have been shot. one suspect is dead, and a short time ago the shelter in place - i am the power of one. - i am the power of one. - we are the power of one. - by agreeing to have my... both: our... - novec power bill rounded up each month. - my few cents... - added to my few cents... both: added to our few cents... - add up to help improve lives in the local community. o the next dollar. - that's the power of your small change added to others'. all: that's the power of one. - sign up today at novec.com. q: i am q mccray. we continue to keep a close eye on the deadly situation at one of the most large -- at one of the largest campuses in our country.

dillon roof is accused of killing nine african american worshippers at a church in charleston, south carolina last year. today the judge ruled attorney. >> reporter: wearing his striped jumpsuit in court today, dylann roof began representing himself. the judge granted the request to serve as his own lawyer, but warned it was strategically unwise. ruth mostly listened as the judge questioned potential jurors. one juror said the death penalty is always justice for murder. roof faces 33 federal hate crime charges for the massacre of nine worshippers at a black in june of 2015. the survivors say they forgive roof and some even say they don't believe in the death penalty, even in this case. now they may have to testify in court. >> one of dylann roof's goals may be to put the victims of the crime right in front of him, make them as uncomfortable as possible. >> reporter: it could take weeks for a jury is selected and opening statements scheduled. kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> turning overseas where the battle for turning point. syrian troops have now seized large swaths of that city, forci

, south carolina. selection -- earlier this month -- so roof could undergo a competency evaluation. he could face the death penalty -- if convicted. a california store owner is accused of trying to burn down the competition. and police say--it all stemmed from who had the cheaper beer! surveillance footage shows a hooded man walking up to the liquor store and dousing the entrance in gasoline, before setting it on fire. police say the rival store owner believed cheaper beer prices at that store... was stealing his business away to take out the compeition rescue crews working right now... to save person trapped under a rolled car. a minnesota worker fights back -- when a man put a gun against his head. take a look.. the suspect entered the back door -- of a popeye's chicken restaurant -- and grabbed an ordering him to open the safe. the employee fought off the man -- but was pistol whipped by the robber. the suspect escaped --but left behind a lot of clothes. they're now being sent to a crime lab -- for

just as when we saw the terrible attack in charleston south carolina by dylann roof we did not scapegoat the entire white male population. in this incident as well it's very important to separate the va somali community who want to live peacefully here and who are americans just like everybody else. >> in columbus the group said ?? it's worried it could prompt violence against muslims and their mosque. let's go in depth. governor kasich, ohio state's president, and the mayor praised tabletop exercises saying that the preparation is so quickly. we checked with ready gov. tabletop exercises allow team members to meet in a classroom. they discuss the roles and responses assigned. a facilitator takes them through different exercises because the exercises don't take much time they're considered a cost-effective way to train. and of course we will keep you informed of all the late breaking details in this case. if you want coverage check it out on our news 5 app. a timeline for you of today's development and full versions of the news conferences held today. and social media posts about the att

. >>> for the first time, we're hearing from the charleston south carolina police officer behind a deadly shooting. what he had to say when he took the stand. >>> a crazy case of road rage caught on camera. what started this case that might have you >>> it's 5:00 a.m. have you seen this mom and two young boys. overnight the douglas count eye sheriff's office sent out an alert asking for help to find them. >> they're from highlands ranch and reported missing nine hours ?go. we don't know if they're in dangerously or not. >> jason gruenauer joins the sheriff's office. what do we know about them? >>reporter: at least the last piece of information we got from the douglas county sheriff's department, the three are believed to be together. they were seen yesterday around 2:00 p.m. leaving a high lands ranch elementary school and haven't been seen since. we're talking about jennifer labor and her two young sons, adam and ethan. reporting missing yesterday. this is their photograph.

. >>> closing arguments set to begin today in the murder trial of a former charleston, south carolina police officer, michael slager. the shooting. slager did testify in his own defense. >>> the tulsa officer who shot and killed a black man in september will stand trial for manslaughter. the judge says there is enough evidence for this to go to trial. officer betty shelby shot and killed a man after he found his suv running in the the road. toxicology tests showed he had pcp in his system. the district attorney said she overreacted to the situation. >>> you've got to look at this video, just a crazy example of road rage in england. a semi and a pickup truck crashed on the highway. the pickup driver reversed right into the semi. the men locked themselves in then the driver of the pickup grabbed a shovel and smashed through the semi's window. one of the men was taken to the hospital and police are investigating. >>> jd, how's the forecast. >> that's a little intense. no reason to be upset about today. it's 62 degrees right now, the final day of november, how about that. we have a few sh

. >>> the man accused of killing nine black churchgoers in charleston, south carolina, will represent himself in a dylann roof today. it has been three weeks since jury selection was supposed to start. but dylann roof says he is ready to go with that step opening arguments could be as soon as mid-december. dylann roof also faces a state murder trial next week. in both cases, prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >>> a man in waterloo is recovering after being shot. the cedar falls courier reports that the victim showed up at unity point alan hospital last night with gunshot wounds to his side, back and back side. police say the happened does the shooting happened near kern street. right now they are still searching for suspects. >>> the linn county board of supervisors is buying about number hundred 85 acres of land south of squad creek park. the county had to keep the purchase a secret because there were other buyers interested in the land. they were afraid it would drive the price up much of the land is a long the creek. expect to sell some of the land that they won't use in ab

. >> call for calm in shart charleston, south carolina from a white police officer who shot an african-american man. he faess murder charges for the death of walter scott during a traffic stop a year and a half ago. you seen the video that shows the encounter. slayinger was fired from the force and charged with murder within day convected he faces 30 years in prison. >> search for an second degree kill whore boasted about his crimes on social media is over. 38 year old meekal advance was shot and killed by an oklahoma state trooper in the western part of the state. advance was shot after shooting at a police officer yesterday. police say advance killed two family members and shotted two others before going on the run. >> bags by 95 year old woman benefits. >> you don't get faced with the same problem. one reason you may have to wait for the day after thanksgiving to get your annual shopping therapy. >> the district we will have it pinned. we have a special announcement from super girl. >> we'll be back right after i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in th

you may remember he's accused of the june 2015 shooting deaths of nine people in charleston south carolina. the judge halting jury selection earlier this month so he could undergo a competency test. >>> investigators looking for a northern california mom and holding her captive for three weeks. investigators believe the women ab ticketed sherry when -- abducted sherry when she was jogging. they don't know why. a driver spotted her yesterday 140 miles from where she was seen. her captors released her and left her on the road. she's back with her family. >>> tributes pouring in for florence henderson. the woman in the brady bunch and died in a hospital in l.a. last night. brady bunch stars are remembering their tv mom. the actor who played greg said she was one of the most gracious people he'd ever known. she was 82. >>> this next story remarkable. this time of year there's a couple living room that turns into a toy factory. games. shannon shows us how they're touching hundreds of lives. >> max watson has a very important job. he's the official toy tester for santa's little hackers. the nonp

. ,,,, with shooting and killing nine black parishioners at a charleston, south carolina, chur last year. >>> jury selection starts in the federal trial of dylann roof, the man charged with killing nine black parishioners at a a historically black church in charleston. this is one of two death penalty trials that dylann roof faces. >>> tensions still high nearly three weeks after the presidential election. jessica flor resident reports ez reports. >> reporter: they pulled out 56 american flags from their front yard. some have pro-trump messages. >> build a wall now? i love the donald. >> it happened overnight friday. the family of four was inside when they heard rustling outside. >> i was amazed to see there were 56 american flags planted in my front lawn. >> he caught a glimpse of a neighbor walking away and called out to him. what they thought was a prank turned frightening when a short time later their power went out. >> someone pulled the meter off the side of the my house -- took it off. >> our cages have been rattled. we don't know what to expect next. we're kind of batting down th

. >>> today a judge ruled the man accused of killing nine african- americans in a charleston, south carolina, church is competent to stand trial. to the murders that happened back in june of 2015. authorities say roof was trying to start a race war. he pled guilty in august, to avoid the death penalty but it was denied. >>> a man dies from trauma to the upper body thanksgiving night in falls church and someone is in custody. it happened around 10:00 last night in the 5500 block of seminary road. they found a man who died from trauma >>> some tough anti-tobacco legislation could soon become law in dc. the dc mayor plans to sign laws to increase the smoking age from 18 to 21. and regulate e-cigarettes by traditional ones. congress still has to approve the decision. >>> the mother of the brady hospital from heart failure. the beloved actress entertained fans for more than six decades. more from dana jacobson. ? here's the story of a lovely lady? >> reporter: florence henderson best known as america's mom. >> alice, the washing machine has gone crazy! >> reporter: in the fall of 1969 she became

. >>> new this morning, jury selection is expected to resume in charleston, south carolina in the case of a self-described white supremacist, dylann roof. on friday, the judge ruled the 22-year-old was competent to stand trial for allegedly gunning down nine people last year. >>> in north dakota, the army corp. says they protestors from federal land. they're seeking a peaceful and orderly transition to a safer location. the courts closed public lands over safety concerns. protestors believe the pipeline could contaminate the water source. those who stay on land after december 5th will be charged with trespassing. demonstrators don't plan on moving. >>> encouraging news out of the national zoo. a baby saw his mom after he started responding to her and was able to nurse for 20 minutes, then took a nap, which is good. no bamboo for the next few days. doctors had to remove a ball of bamboo that was blocking the giant panda's intestines on friday. >>> as that's a quick look at this monday. >>> the news at 4:30 starts now. >>> well, good morning. 4:29. happy monday. hope you had family and f

. >> take a look at the scene in charleston, south carolina. police had to close several roads yesterday because of the astronomically super moon high tide that sent water into the streets. >> coming up a major milestone for florida panthers, we'll tell you why it's a big deal panther and where it was spotted, and why that's great news for conservationists. >>> a middle school student is suspended after sharing her lunch and discipline from the school may be the least of her worries. z262jz zy6z >>> live from the station abc action news. >>> a man who attacked a lee county deputy is dead. the witnesses say it wasn't a law enforcement officer who took him down. >> behind me this car into the bar and we might know for sure this was intentional. details coming up. >> good morning, and thank you for starting your tuesday with us. we're off to a busy start to the day. i'm deiah riley. >> and good morning, i'm dan shaffer. we'll start off this tuesday for you with a check on traffic and weather together, ivan cabrera standing by with a look at the fo

.>>> in charleston, south carolina jury selection begins in the deadly church shooting trial. remember last june he opened fire during a bible study at that historic african-american church. >>> a desk research in california after a mother disappears while jogging near her home. right now there is a $50,000 reward to help find her, the wife and the mother of two was last seen on thursday. >> she is a fighter, she would do anything for us. >> her phone. her husband is now cooperating with the investigation. >>> in iowa a community coming together to remember police officers gunned down in the line of duty. they were gunned down sitting in their patrol car last week, in the meantime the man charged in the shooting scott michael greene being held on $10 million bond. >>> two local restaurants have served recalls frozen hepatitis a. the latest cases in long rooster. so far, 130 people have gotten sick across the country.>>> a serious and sometimes deadly fungal infection is in the us for the first time ever. it is called candida auris. the cdc says the fungus shows up in hospitals

. >> reporter: in a charleston, south carolina, courtroom the former officer accused of scott's murder gave his first detailed public account of what happened. >> i fired until the threat was stopped, like i'm trained to do. >> reporter: michael slager said broken taillight in april of 2015 and was preparing to write him a warning but scott bolted from his car. >> in my mind at that time, people don't run from a broken taillight. >> reporter: prosecutors say scott fled because he was behind on child support payments and feared being arrested. slager told the jury he fired his taser three times but that didn't stop scott from grabbing the stun gun. >> it was total fear that mr. scott didn't stop. >> reporter: the cell phone encounter seconds later as scott breaks away from the struggle. the prosecutor pressed slager on why he moved the taser closer to scott's body. >> you don't leave a weapon in the middle of the field like that. >> reporter: slager says he would not have chased him on foot and instead would have called for backup. >> his entire testimony was what he would have done dif

, south carolina last year. roof could be put to death if convicted. >>> investigators are expanding their search for more bodies on other properties of an alleged serial killer in south carolina. one body was found friday. another discovered sunday night. todd kohlhepp is charged with killing four people more than a decade ago. woman was found alive thursday, she had been chained in a storage container on his property for two months. after his arrest police say kohlhepp confessed to motorcycle shop murders that happened in 2003. >>> want to join the fight to stop crime across the city? dc officials are encouraging more property owners to buy security cameras. the city has a program where they will pay you back for it. kia turner with push for for coverage across the district. >> a few weeks ago the security camera on this person's home captured an arsonist lighting an ambulance on fire, used for creative projects. now more people in the neighborhood are considering private cameras. peter lutz will be the first