as vice president curtis was something of a nobody. curtis became a caricature of the time. it is very unfortunate because he was a very remarkable man. the house. a very beautiful house. almost unbelievable how beautiful it still is. this is called an eclectic victorian. eclectic because it has the mooring stone and some stained-glass windows and curved windows. it is a lot of different styles of the victorian area that have been put together. they call it eclectic victorian. we just love the building. they love to come here. they love to see the house and the furnishings and talk about curtis. it has been a very wonderful retirement for us because it has kept us on the go. my husband and i purchased the house in 1993. when we purchased the building it was slated to be demolished by the city because no one was in the residence -- known was interested in purchasing the building. it actually has 12 rooms. furnishings in the house are of curtis' era. he would have used most of these types of furniture in that era. we do have some curtis items in the house that are very importa

we have a lot of memorabilia of curtis. when we take people on a tour the building, we just tell them the story of curtis first. and now curtis' story is becoming more popular. the people in our cities -- and -- they did not know about curtis. and i thought that was strange. it has been many years since he was in office. the more we read about him, the more it is unbelievable that you can take one year of high school education and go on to do all that. debra: when charles curtis was first elected, native americans did not have the right to vote. so the significance of his election cannot be overstated. again i think a list is sheer , force of his personality -- it -- the sheer force of his personality that is that happen. it is his ability to get on with everybody. collects all weekend american tv is featuring topeka, kansas. -- the biggest public schools for african-americans. this led to the landmark decision in brown versus board of education. it said that segregated schools are unconstitutional. posted by our cable part

appointment with curtis pope. they were going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems. his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell onto darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained away how his blood was dripped onto darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possible innocent explanation for his blood being at the scene, and we felt like we had him. >> curtis pope was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he posted bail, but on the first day of his trial, pope didn't show up. >> w

his father is a white man, oren curtis. he comes originally -- his ancestors are passengers on the mayflower. a lot of hay is made of that when he is a candidate. he has the indian on one side, pilgrims on the other. it is a great pr piece. what makes him so remarkable, i think, is the fact that he is a mixed blood growing up in a time that makes that very difficult and he somehow, i think by pure force of his personality, makes that an advantage. i know that one historian says he played the indian card when it worked, and he played the white card when it worked. that might be true but i think it oversimplifies his experience and i think it is a little unfair to him. i think he chose the white man's world. he's said that. that is his words. because of his experiences. it is unfortunate that society forced that choice on him, and it most certainly did. charles curtis' family operated the ferry that went from north topeka to the south side of the kansas river and was ferrying passengers on the oregon trail. he does not come f

curtis was going home. and now he is never going to go home. >> it's not cool to be here. and living this lifestyle. you screw up your life. i can't tell people don't do it because i've done it but i can tell them this isn't the way to go. you're not going to gain from coming here. you lose everything. >>> how does a small business owner navigate the workplace when their mothers, fathers, brothers, or sisters are employees. coming up next on a special mother's day edition of "your business." small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that's why we're proud to present

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it's called the curtis callwell center in garland, texas. two men were shot by police outside of this center. police are confirming, according to our affiliate, kxas, that what had happened, and the timing is somewhere in the afternoon, anywhere from an hour and a half up to four or five years -- we're not sure at the moment we have varying accounts of when this happened. but what we know is that two men in that time period pull up in a vehicle and shot a garland police officer that was outside the building. what was happening inside that building was a fair. now, the fair was showing artwork, illustrations of the prophet, muhammad and the name of that fair was the muhammad art exhibit and context. that's what happened. now, the two individuals that did drive up and shot that police officer were then shot and killed themselves. we don't know who they are. we don't know where they are from, or what their motive was. that information we don't have at the moment. what we can say is that police are confirming that those two men have been shot an

directly to our left, the two curtis p-40 warhawks, liquid cooled engines. in 1942 after a series of setbacks in the pacific, a lieutenant colonel led 16 of these mitchell bombers on a bombing raid to tokyo and four other cities. the raid was american improvisation at its finest. an american strike on the homeland of japan provided americans with a much-needed boost in morale. although the results were only minor damage, it had a profound impact on japanese strategy. their leaders became more concerned about attacks than before. ladies and gentlemen, three b-25 mitchells, two of the b-25's, one marine corps pbj-1. in june of 1942, as the japanese and american navies converged on a tiny island in the middle of the pacific, the stage was set for a dramatic shift in momentum. tipped off by japanese plans pby catalinas were deployed from midway to search hundreds of miles of ocean for enemy ships. one of them found a japanese fleet steaming toward midway and radioed the information to american military planners. this is the pby catalina. from three u.s. carriers

it was at the suburb of dallas at the curtis caldwell center last night. as the event was nearing an end, two men drove up and opened fire in the parking lot on an unarmed school security officer. officer bruce joiner was hit in the ankle and then treated and released at a local hospital. police then shot back at the two armed suspects killing both of them there in that parking lot. their names have not been released, nor a possible motive at this point. as word of what happened outside spread to those inside you can see this is video of the attendees who began holding a flag and they sang god bless america. those folks were eventually moved out of there to safety. no other injuries reported. bomb squad technicians worked through the night sweeping the suspect's vehicle looking for explosive devices. we have heard a few muffled concussions since we have been here p on the scene. authorities haven't confirmed to us what those sounds were. the fbi and atf are both on the ground assisting local law enforcement agencies. >> casey, there would alwaysready be so

directly to our left, the two curtis p-40 war hawks, liquid cooled engines. in 1942 after a series of stinging setbacks in the pacific, a lieutenant colonel led 16 of these mitchell bombers all full of the uss hornet -- off of the uss hornet on a bombing raid to tokyo and four other cities. the raid was american improvisation at its finest. an american strike on the homeland of japan so soon after pearl harbor provided americans with a much needed boost in morale. although the raid resulted in only minor damage, it had a profound impact on japanese strategy, causing concern about attacks on japan than they otherwise would have been. they commemorated the 30th anniversary just last month. ladies and gentlemen, three b 25 mitchell commerce, two of the be 25's, one of them actually a marine corps pbj-1. in june of 1942, as the japanese and american navies converged on a tiny volcanic island in the middle of the pacific, the sta ke was set for a dramatic shift in momentum. caps off to japanese plans by cryptographers who had broken japanese naval codes, pby catal

we're in garland, texas, at the curtis caldwell center 6:52 in the afternoon. >> no one inside the curtis caldwell center was injured. we still do not know the identity of the suspects. police are not aware of any ongoing threat and say they have not received any credible threats before the event. it happened during a contest hosted by the new york-based american freedom defense initiative that would award $10,000 for the best cartoon depicting the prophet muhammad. such drawings are deemed insulting to many followers of islam. stay with fox news channel for more developments from garland, texas, as we continue to follow those developments. now back to our regular programming already in progress. . >> you're not supposed to drive that 13. >> child labor laws but the government's rules create unintended effects it is meant to keep the kids out of sweatshops to save 50 notes may not work more than three hours per school day or before 7:00 a.m. and read the fine print because if you don't you were in trouble. this gray three change let teenagers work said they were fined $600,000. they just

curtis has a history of assaults and was on probation. back in radnor on the trail this recent incident has joggers on high alert. they're running together. >> i will definitely run with someone for awhile. and then make sure i'm running during the day. >> probably the best way is to run in pairs. it is scary because when you think about running here on the radnor trail that's what you're trying to avoid is traffic. it's a place that you can run what you would think safely. >> reporter: and back out here live you should not be jogging or even on this trail past dusk. that's what police are telling us. now, as for a description of the suspect the flasher they tell us that he's white in his 20's about 5-foot nine. he has an athletic build and he is thin and they also say that he is very tan. if you have any information you're of course urged to contact radnor township police. for now live in radnor, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, annie. >>> 61-year-old rocdn newell admited to killing three men in the poconos. he

. >> reporter: we have just learned a few moments ago that paul curtis is a 26 year-old, from media, he is now in police custody and being held at a correctional institute in delaware county for harassing two women in two separate attacks over the last couple of days. police are putting his picture out there tonight. i believe we have his picture. they want to get it out there so in case someone else recognizes him. they do believe he has more victims. here's what we know. on tuesday an 18 year-old female was jogging on a trail here in radnor and she was approached by the suspect curtis and slapped on her behind. he then ran a away and she went to police. it happened on wednesday not 24 hearst later a similar incident happened, in media media police were able to apprehend curtis shortly after that incident, and after talking to media radnor police realize that had they were dealing with the same man. so they are now putting his picture out there tonight hoping somebody else recognizes him because they do believe he may have more victims. he has been charged with aggravated assault in

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as i mentioned, this happened at the curtis caldwell center, just a stone's throw away from where i'm standing, right behind me. this is a community center that is owned by the garland independent school districts. garland isd. various organizations rent this space out, they hold conferen conferences, events here. they knew that this was a contentious issue, this particular event held here tonight, which is why officer harn was explaining they had a beefed up police presence here for this event. the event was almost wrapping up, we understand, when this all happened. you know those officers sprung into action very quickly, kelly, when these two guys rolled up and started opening fire and these two suspects shot dead rather quickly before any else was hurt or injured. >> they will be there throughout the night, as you mentioned, i will take a while to wrap up this crime scene because they have so much work to do. how would this impact the morning people trying to get to work or people trying go to that nearby school? >> reporter: i think the big fear right now is again this unknown as

the curtis caldwell event center. they were competing for a 10,000 dollar prize for artistic depiction of the prophet mohammed. there has been talk ahead of the art exhibit within the community. it has been reported that people were not happy about this, they thought it would be insulting. we have seen how that can be played out around the world particularly in paris with charlie hebdo the satire cal newspaper was ceased and preeop were killed because they had a cartoon of the prophet muhammad. what we are being told is two suspects have been shot and killed. one of the event organizers have taken to social media and has put out that two men with rifles and backpacks attacked police outside of the event. it's an eyewitness account. we are going to get reaction i am talking to the viewers from the control room to see if we have any of that this we can show you. joining me this evening handling this breaking news with me is christopher voss former special agent with the fbi. he has certainly worked this detail in the ne

her son curtis banks is charged with accessory after the fact of capital murder. curtis' older brother melvin banks is facing -- is one of the suspects facing the capital murder charges. she told us she is deeply sorry for what has happened and had this to say about her sons. >> he real nice and he was trying to get curtis to come to my house to turn himself in. my son they don't like police. they don't like police. >> how tough is it on you as a mom to be going through this? it must be difficult for you. why do you think marvin did this? >> i don't know. he was out of his mind. he wasn't the same marvin. >> because he was on drugs? >> on those drugs. he wasn't the same marvin. >> again, that's what she said was the reason she thought for the shooting her sopshe thought how her son melvin was on drugs, has psychiatric problems that have not been diagnosed. offered to take him to rehab at one point and he refused the help. she has not spoken with melvin banks since the shooting but she did speak to curtis banks, the younger brother, and he says he told her he had n

investigators have identified the suspects ss as brothers marvin and curtis banks. according to police the brothers used the officer's patrol car to escape the scene. police eventually fond the abandoned cruiser and reportedly captured marvin banks. curtis banks is still on the run. also, overnight, we learned the names of the officers killed. they have been identified as benjamin deen and liquori tate. >>> now to breaking news out of philadelphia. two teenagers are in the hospital after a shooting on south street and police are investigating if there's a possible connection to the shooting of a third teen nearby. nbc 10's jesse gary is live on south street at one of the crime scenes with more details. >> reporter: rosemary we've been able to learn that the two victims here on south street were both hit in the legs. they are both at jefferson hospital, in stable condition, this as the search for the person who pulled the trigger continues. continues. >> dozens of police officers and detectives responded to this area around 1:15 this morning. investigators canvassed

authorities have identified the suspects as curtis and marvin banks. the city's mayor says the men are brothers. they reportedly tried to make get-away in a stolen cop car. now, the vehicle was later found abandoned. this photo shows the moment that one of the suspects was taken into custody and he was heard saying, "i didn't do it." officials identified the victims as 34-year-old benjamin dean who was named the city's officer of the year in 2012. and 25-year-old liquori tate, a recent replied academy graduate. earlier, i spoke with the mayor of hattiesburg, johnny dupree. take a listen. mbi is still investigating it. interviews ongoing. they are sending evidence to the crime lab. we are having both officers have an autopsy. this is a horrific time for people around the nation when you have police officers that are sworn to serve and protect and this ruthless kind of action happens to you. we want to ensure the people around the area that they are safe. if you perpetrate a crime in hattiesburg you will be dealt with. >> we will push forward to get more

directly to our left, the two curtis p-40 war hawks liquid cooled engines. in 1942 after a series of setbacks in the pacific a lieutenant colonel led 16 of these mitchell bombers on a bombing raid to tokyo and four other cds. the rate was american -- the raid was american improvisation at its finest. an american strike on the homeland of japan provided americans with a much needed boost in morale. although the results were only minor damage, it had a profound impact on japanese strategy. their leaders became more concerned about attacks than before. ladies and gentlemen three b 25 mitchell commerce, two of the be 25's, 18 marine corps pbj-1. in june of 1942, as the japanese and american navies converged on a tiny fall can it island in the middle of the pacific the sta ke was set for a dramatic shift in momentum. tipoff of japanese plans pby catalina's were deployed from midway to search hundreds of miles of ocean for enemy ships. one of them found a japanese fleet steaming toward midway and radioed the information to american military planners. this is thepb

curtis banks was charged with accessory after the fact of capitol murder. all three were arrested at different locations overnight. the officers died at the hospital. >> so much blood lost and damage done internal. >> the suspects are scheduled to be in court on monday. >>> a 4th suspect was arrested for obstruction of justice the last time an officer was killed it was in 1984. >>> mother's day interrupted by damaging spring storms. in texas heavy rain caused flash flooding. this car is caught in floods. a total loss. homes hit. the people inside had to be rescued by helicopter of the fire department can't get their trucks to any of those houses. they are sending in boats to do welfare checks and get people out. there are no reports, by the way, of anyone drowning or being seriously hurt from this drowning. the national service says a tornado caused damage in a small town north of dallas. the storm moved so fast in the area there was not a lot of damage. roofs torn apart and fences knocked down. no reports of injuries. that is good news. this is where it al

take a listen to curtis banks walking in >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: and that is curtis professing his innocence. he is the younger brother to marvin. i talked to marvin's mother and she said she believes her son was on drugs, possibly spice or powder cocaine at the time of the shooting. they will be arraigned at 3 p.m. today and 1 p.m. today there is a vigil for these officers. their lives intertwined with the suspects as they will be forever in this small community that is still in shock at what happened. the grief comes as the funerals do later this week. >> another absolutely senseless murder of police officers. thank you, leland. >>> she was convicted of forcing her granddaughter to run until the little girl died and now she is about to learn her faith. the jury made the decision on life or death but the judge gets the final word. and a key strategy person compares bill clinton to nuclear energy saying if he is used properly in his wife's campaign he could help but he could also harm. we will go in depth on that coming up next. >>> crime stories to report. the alabama woman co

. >> curtis, did you do it? >> no, sir. i didn't do it. >> reporter: police arrested curtis banks and charged hip and joanie callaway with being accessories to the killings. cornelius clark is accused of helping banks escape capture. banks is charged with two counts of capital murder. his mother in tears. >> he's just out of his mind on drugs. i tried to get him some help. >> reporter: the deaths bring to 42 the number of officers killed in the line of duty this year. >> we have police officers in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: late today their bodies were escorted to their hometowns as the city mourns its first fallen police officers in three decades. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, hattiesburg, mississippi. >>> in boston the defense rested its case today in the penalty phase of the marathon bombing trial with dramatic testimony from a final witness. the real life nun from the movie "dead man walking" revealing what tsarnaev told her about how he feels about his crimes. pete williams was back in the courtroom. >

let's bring back in todd curtis al jazeera's transportation contributor. it's scary to see pictures like those, how a train completely was squeezed in a way that a man has to struggle to get through to get out. >> certainly. something like that is not prevent to see, and again, because of the way the internet is so pervasive, it's almost inescapable that you'll see image, it may give the general public more worries than necessary. this might mag ni fi what is going on here. the track people from amtrak - it's an expensive system going coast to coast. the north-east corner is by far the most heavily travelled section and a replacement and substitute for air, bus and car. this will be something that will affect thousands in the day to come. depending how it pans occupant it may affect -- pans out, it may affect a lot of people >>> it's probably affecting people travelling on it later tonight. so thousands and thousands will be affected in their commutes tomorrow. this is a story that will stay with us for a while. we'll stay with it through the our. i want t

they knew there were multiple suspects curtis and marvin banks. a female in the vehicle was taken into custody relatively quickly. i'm talking within the hour. then it took a few hours later for marvin and curtis to be arrested. both still caught in hattiesburg. police had to step back and let agencies, the fbi mississippi bureau of investigation, and outside agencies work the crime scene because it dealt with their department. they basically spent most of the time behind the scenes consoling one another. i saw people leaning down comforting and embracing one another, trying to make it through the night. >> you can imagine. it's been more than three decades since there was a shooting. what do we know about lecory tate and benjamin dean, the officers who were killed? >> both were outstanding officers. tate was new to the force, dean with the force for five years. both were as friendly as anyone you'll ever meet. both would do anything for you. aside from that, they loved people helping people, and loved how they served the community. >> ryan moore,

. >> that suspect, curtis banks, he was the final suspect to be apprehended. they got him at a local apartment complex called plantation place. when he was pulled out of the car, he was continuing to scream. i was actually able to get close enough to him to ask did he do it, and in turn he said, no, sir, i did not. and they continued to take him away inside for questioning at that time. right after the incident, a female suspect was also taken into custody from the suspect's vehicle, but we do not have a name on her as of now. >> let's bring in cnn's rosa flores who has been digging to get more details. what you have learned? >> we hear from law enforcement experts all the time, and there is no such thing as a regular traffic stop. this is exactly what turned out to be the case in this particular case in mississippi. now, here is what we know from authorities. like you mentioned, two police officers now dead and two suspects in custody. here is what we have learned from authorities as to how all of this went down, and so these two police officers made a traffi

curtis banks was charged with accessory after the fact of capital murder. police say a fourth person 28-year-old cornelius was charged with on strukds of justice. the officers died at the hospital. >> they worked feverishly to save both. it wasn't to be so. too much blood lost and too much damage done internal. >> reporter: the suspects are to be arraigned in court monday. >>> this morning former president jimmy carter is back home after falling ill. he cut short a mission to oversee elections in guyana. the carter family says he left after not feeling well. >>> this week president obama hosts leaders of gulf arab nations at camp david. but a new leader of saudi arabia has decided not to attend. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> good morning. the saudis announced yesterday king salman will not attend the summit. some see it as a snub over washington's efforts to negotiate a nuclear deal with iran. a key issue at the talks will be the u.s.-led efforts to negotiate a deal with iran. members of the gulf cooperation council are afraid it will pr

. >> reporter: curtis, arrested 24 hours later on this media street for allegedly assaulting another woman there. charges being filed against him for radnor trail a assault which came as jarring news for trail goers. >> i'm sad thinks a gorgeous trail. >> reporter: trail users concerned deepening after police reported another incident at the same spot friday morning where a different suspect still at large exposed himself. >> she observed this individual, this male, his running shorts down around his ankle and he was standing there naked. >> reporter: this suspect charged in newark, delaware with the may 19th attack on the jogger on a park jail. lieutenant block's add rise was be alert and try not to be alone. >> you want to run during daytime hours and safety in numbers is one of the most important things. >> reporter: for now curtis remains, behind bars, radnor police say they want to know if he may have been involved in any other assaults. if you have any information they want to hear from you. live from the radnor township police station walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

authorities have identified the suspects as marvin and curtis banks. according to police the suspects used the patrol car to flee the scene. also overnight, we learned the names of the officers killed benjamin dean and lacory tate. we'll keep you updated on this story. >>> and on south street police officers found two teenagers shot and wounded. and a block away cops heard gunshots and found a third teenager wounded. now investigators are looking for the shooter or shooters. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at the scene following the investigation. jesse? >> reporter: just within the past few minutes, police have taken down a lot of the crime scene tape that was up in this area. there's just some remaining here mid-block between eighth and ninth street, this after a pair of shootings left three teens injured. dozens of police officers and detectives responded to this area and closed down a portion of the street around 1:15 this morning. investigators canvassed the area collecting bullet casings and other evidence from the sidewalk and even under parked cars

let's show, paul christopher curtis arrested this week in media. authority say curtis assaulted 18 year old woman tuesday morning as she ran on the popular radnor trail. he's also charged in a similar incident wednesday at orange and pearl streets in media. while he is behind bars, police believe there may be more victims out there. >>> well, this morning marks a major milestone in the rebuilding of lower manhattan. the observatory at one world trade center opens to the public. this is a live picture of manhattan from the top of the trade center. now, the observation deck offers wrap around views stretching some 50 miles, past the manhattan skyline to the atlantic ocean. it bridges back a view the public has not seen since the 9/11 attacks brought down the twin towers. we'll have live report from one world observatory coming up in the next half hour. >> also, happening today, it is the start of philly beer week. the ten day celebration is the largest of it kinds in america. it features hundreds of festivals, diners, dinners tours, public crawls and

curtis banks was charged with accessory after the fact of capital murder. all three were arrested at different locations overnight. the officers died at the hospital. >> they worked feverishly to try and save both. it just wasn't so. too much blood was lost and too much damage done internally. >> reporter: the suspects are scheduled to be in court monday. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> we're told the last time an officer was killed in hattiesburg, mississippi, was back in 1984. >>> a woman is kidnapped and sexually assaulted in northeast d.c. tonight police want the public's help in finding that suspect. police say the woman accepted a ride from the suspect just before 3 a.m. this morning near 11th and g street. the driver assaulted the victim, refused to let her leave the car. that woman got away and tonight police are looking for the driver of a black four-door sedan with gray or beige interior and an uber cab decal on the left rear passenger vent window. >>> a 2-year-old is seriously hurt after falling from a window of a two-story townhouse. the 2-year-

fifth inning curtis granderson crushes this pitch deep to right. that is an estimated 425 feet and then the mets take a three-two lead. in the sixth phils getting a little sloppy. darin ruf throws into left field, runner easily scores. last chance for the phillies in the ninth freddie galvez trying to extend the inning hits this one in the left field corner looks like it's going foul. he grabs it. phillies loss seven-four. after the game chase utley talks about the struggles he's having and and the team is having. >> i think overall as a team we've been playing hard. one big hit here or there outcome of the game changes so i like how we're going about our business on that end as far. areas personally i've seen better days but there's nothing -- i can't really change the past, just try to move forward make some adjustments. >> nothing topped this catch a fan with a baby strapped to his chest makes that one handed grab. unbelievable. and you know dad has to flex the muscles a little bit. mike schmidt offered to sign the ball along with matt stairs. i

in the fifth inning curtis grander son blasts this pitch. it traveled 425 feet gives the mets the lead for good. they lose today seven to four. next up for the phillies the pair rats coming in to town starting tomorrow night the play of the day was this catch. fan with baby strapped to his chest make the one hasn'ted grab. unbelievable. dad feeling very proud of himself. it wasn't baby's first game. mike schmidt being the hall of famer he is offered to sign the ball along with matt stairs. unbelievable unforgettable mother's day for that familiar. >>> the last time derek rose a hit dramatic three at the buzzer this type it's lebron. lebron james nails the jumper to win the game and tie up series. when he asked about the play he overruled the head coach and he said give me the ball and every everybody get out of the way. the cavs win it 86-84. coming up next in the buick sports zone. wip's brian had dad had joins. chase utley struggles. can >> welcome back. what we're about to show is you not for the faint of heart. take a look at this. it's

the mother of marvin and curtis banks insisted curtis wasn't involved and said the other son was on drugs when the shooting happened. >> why do you think mafr vin happened? >> i don't know. he was out of his mind. he wasn't the same marvin. >> reporter: the hattiesburg service coincided with the start of national police week and washington's fallen officers memorial people could only shake their heads at the news two more paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> terrible. happening far too often. >> reporter: as hat pisburg prepares to bury two of their finest they wonder why it came to this. >>> you can use the shuttle across the street. >> the delays were unimaginable. >> metro mess. now at 6:00 thousands of delayed and frustrated commuters demand answers. >> they didn't say if the system was closed. or if we should wait or if the -- there's been no information from metro. >> i can't get near them buses because the people are pushing to get in them. >> the problem underground that caused crowds of people to fill the streets and when's being done about it right now to keep it from happening again

curtis his 425-foot homerun in the fifth to give the met the lead for good. forty-two year old mets pitcher is the first pitcher in the majors with six wins. the met beat the phils seven to four, to take two of there over the weekend in south if i the best play of the afternoon may be this catch. man with baby strapped to his chest makes a one handed grab and of course, dad had to show off little bit. ya. let's see the pipes young man that's what i am talking b quite a mother day for the family as daddy makes the grab. up in the broadcast boot, phils hall of famer mike schmidt, one time slugger offered to autograph that baseball. nicely done the end to the car levers labron james hit the buds tow win last night's game 86 to 84. tide their playoff series at two games apiece. the labron said he over ruled the head coach's plan, and just said give me the ball. and everybody else, get out of the way. game five tomorrow night in cleveland. erika, back to you. >> remember this? shack making fun of of himself after his fall on live tv last week. it happened last dur

illinois senator mark curtis served in the house why while he was speaker. anyone who knows him is shock confused by the dime. the fbi launched an investigation last year after banks reported the withdraws. hastert said he was taken money out because he didn't trust the banking system. he faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 fine for each of the two counts, he was longest serving republican house speaker and second in line to the presidency from 1999 through 2007. on capitol hill, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> embattled president of the international soccer government's body won a fifth term despite u.s. justice department dieting top fifa officials on corruption charges. sepp blatter, thanked them for keeping him in power. 14fifa officials are a accuse odd receiving 150 million-dollar in bribes and kickbacks, a all in exchange for awarding lucrative media and marketing rights for international soccer tournaments. >>> still to come here on "eyewitness news" more amazing video we will show you moment that a volcano blows its top and

paul christopher curtis is accused of assaulted 18-year-old tuesday morning as she ran on the popular radnor trail. he's also charged in a similar incident that happened yesterday in media at orange and pearl streets. curtis is behind bars tonight. >>> the army now says human error was likely not a factor in the accidental shipment of live anthrax to labs across the us and south korea. army says there may have been a failure in the technical process of deactivating the anthrax. the anthrax shipped from utah to nine states including new jersey and delaware. some was also sent to an air base in south korea. the government is concerned about lab workers who may have been exposed. employees at a delaware lab that received the anthrax are now taking antibiotics as precautionary measure. >>> and new jersey state health officials released a statement today it it said quote samples were removed from the affected laboratory by responders from the new jersey department of health. no employees or anyone affiliated with the private lab in new jersey have exhibited symptoms or received treatment "

curtis banks has been charged with two counts of accessory after capital murder. south san francisco police are looking for two people. who they say robbed a man at gunpoint. officials say the man was approached friday night around nine. while he was walking on the centenial trail. both had a guns. and pressed them against the victim's body. the robbers took his wallet, money, watch and leather jacket. the victim says they ran off after taking his things. police say the man wasn't injured in the mugging. >> vicki: for a few dozen homeless moms here in the bay area. they had a chance to get all dolled upfor free. kron 4's mike pelton shows us the smile it put on their faces >> mike: and how a little makeupcan go a long way. >> this is very heartfealt >> mike: for margret taylor a day of pampering - the hair - the makeup - all luxerious she cant't afford >> i've been homeless for four yearshaving a tough time finding housing in san francisco >> mike: margret is among nearly three dozen homeless moms - feeling like royalty at the hamilton family center >> we have hai

i want to bring in charity and curtis here. they're out here with their little one. they've been marching all the way along. how would you describe the mood out here this evening? >> it seems joyish skeptical with the charges. people are happy that we got this far but at the same time they're worried that it will be like with trayvon martin it will get to court and nothing will happen. >> curtis? >> walks of life everybody, coming from different parts of the nation to celebrate inequality here with us. to show that we as a city can come together and we're doing it. it's live right here right now. >> reporter: at one point when yesh you're marching by, some people peek out of their buildings, clapping screaming. it is one feel of elation for some people but there is some skepticism here as you hear from charity and curtis. they're going to keep marching. i'm going to see if we can delicately turn around. my photographer doing an intelligent job as we continue to march through the streets of baltimore. and at this point, erin, no end in sight. >> it could be a long nig

if you are running on trail stay in the center of the trail. >> for now curtis remains behind bars in delaware county prison, as radnor police say they want to know if he may have been involved in any other assault. if you have any information they would like to hear from you. in radnor township, walt hunter cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 6:36 right now. drug sting in delaware results in the arrest of 42 suspect. the nine month investigation was dubbed operation smack down. it targeted illegal drug tracking, that police say was led by adrien smack, and some other men in new castle county. police confiscated more than 10,000 bags of heroin, as well as marijuana cocaine cash, guns and ammo. >> when you are going to come to new castle county and intends to deal heroin, deliver heroin, use her inch, we will find you and arrest you. >> dea fbi were also involved in that investigation. >> well, a group of young philadelphia student rallied to support the black lives matter movement. >> the march you are seeing here conceived by kids at the jubilee school during classroom discussion about the

charles curtis was the first person with significant acknowledged native american ancestry to become vice president. he served in the hoover administration from 1929-1933. our cable partners worked with c-span's city tour staff where they recently traveled to topeka to explore the city's rich history. learn more all weekend on american history tv. >> in 1854, all eyes were on kansas. congress had passed a law creating a territory, opening up areas of the united states that had been set aside as dish it was possible for slavery to be -- to grow and develop in kansas. as a consequence, that set in motion a tremendous competition between those folks who wanted to expand slavery and those folks who wanted to put it on a course of ultimate distinction. as a result come everybody was concerned about kansas. if you were for slavery, you want to make sure that kansas would become like missouri, a slave state. if you were opposed to slavery you want to make sure that no new opportunities were opened up. this movement into the territory that was created by congress in 1854 becomes the headline

deen was also named officer of the year back in 2012. [ crying ] >> curtis did you do it? >> no, sir, accident do t no, sir, i didn't do it. that is one of the suspects two suspects there are brothers curtis and marvin banks, they are in custody. they are charged with capital murder. two other people were also arrested in connection with this crime. this is the first time in 30 years that any officer has been killed in the line of duty in hattiesburg. on the phone about me right now, officer liquorry tate's father ronald tate. thank you for being with me sir. i tate's father, ronald tate. thank you for being with me, sir. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >> i am deeply, deeply sorry for your loss. what can you tell me about your son? >> well first thing i want to say about my son, i would expect i would hope that the world would just understand that this was not a police officer first for me. this was my son. this was my baby. officer tate police officer tate patrolman tate that all came secondary. this is my baby. this is my baby. that's all i see is my baby. this is my baby. he

the mother of marvin and curtis banks insists curtis wasn't involved and says her other son was on drugs when the shooting happened. why do you think marvin did this? >> i don't know. just out of his mind. he was out of his mind. >> reporter: the service coincides with the start of national police week and washington's fallen officers memorial, people could only shake their heads at the news two more have paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> it's terrible. it's happening far too often. >> reporter: as hattiesburg prepares to bury two of its finest people here are left wondering why it came to this. >> meanwhile, baltimore is still healing after friction between its community and police. a rally for peace concert on sunday night included the headline performance from prince and an appearance from the state's attorney marilyn mosby. the city says it's ready to welcome back the birds. the orioles were ordered to play their last game in an empty stadium during citywide unrest. tonight they're looking forward to seeing fans and the crowd for the first time since april. but reports of negligent pol

is it curtis mayfield you have bad associations with? >> whenever i hear curtis mayfield, just as a kid, that particular structure always frightened me. >> jethro toll, i equipped into a murderus rage right away. even now? >> even now. >> i'm angry that that band ever existed. i hate that old englishy, old, bar minstrel, stand on one leg mother [ expletive ]. you never know when you play music were they molested by a rodeo clown to that song and he's my version of that. are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. >>> who got here first? who other than say some early native american tribes and spaniards? caribbean blacks, most of whom were bahamian. they were the heavy development of south florida which began in earnest with the railroads by this guy -- henry morrison flagger, the tycoon largely credited with big the father of modern florida. his dream was the florida east coast railroad, which would run fr

kind of looking at these famous names that have come from kansas, i mean from vice president charles curtis to bob dole, kansas has been really involved in national politics. are there any other kansas politicians who have influenced you or your political ideals? governor brownback: a lot have. frank carlson is a name that has not, much, u.s. senator, congressman from kansas. he was eisenhower's guy in the senate. he was close to eisenhower. they were from, oh, about 40 miles apart from each other's where they live. eisenhower out of abilene, carlson from concordia, kansas. he had a lot of depth and character, and he did things for love of country. bob dole has been a big influence, is a close friend. he still regularly calls, you know, every couple of weeks, and just chats, once to know what is going on. -- wants to know what is going on. and bob is 91, 92 now. but great mind. helped me in my reelect a lot. and i think just the nature of eisenhower, who represents that quintessential kansas nature, is a guy that when faced with a big task, he does not care who gets the credit because we ar