marcus moss was arrested last week and formally charged today. documents released during his court appearance paint a picture how drastically wrong the alleged encounter should have gone. the dispatch call from oakland police sergeant nadia clark after a patrol crash on the night of july 23rd is chilling. >> shots fired. >> a closer look at charging documents for this man, marcus moss, reveals how lucky sergeant clark may have been. he allegedly shouted anti- police statements at clerk and fired. there was an expended 9- millimeter casing at the scene, but according to the documents, moss' firearm appears to have malfunctioned. he manipulated the firearm and pointed it at sergeant clark again before running off. moss was formally charged in an alameda county courtroom this morning. his attorney says people shouldn't rush to judgment in this case. >> it's very important that he is not tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. >> moss was captured after an hours long standoff with stockton police at his mother's home thursday. investigato

moss is accused of opening fire after she crashed her suv on the night of july 23. she was not hit, but according to court documents, moss ran toward clark with a handgun, and made some anti-police statements before firing. investigators say it appears moss's gun malfunctioned, so he pointed it at the sergeant a second time. when it malfunctioned again. moss then ran off. >> we intend on working hard to make sure his constitutional rights are being maintained, and we are going to thoroughly investigate this case. >> the sergeant was taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries she suffered in that crash. moss is due back in court later on this month. >>> the victim of a brutal beating at the hands of alameda sheriff deputies is now filing a federal civil rights lawsuit. the attack was caught on camera in november. according to a lawsuit, stanislof petrov is suing for unspecified damages. during that attack, petrov says that one of the deputies stole a gold chain off his neck and tried to bribe witnesses with it. the video from that night appears to show deputy s

according to documents moss' firearm appears to have malfunctioned. he manipulated the firearm and pointed it at sergeant clark again before running off. he was charged in an alameda courtroom. his attorney says people should not rush to judgment in this case. >> it is important that he is not tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. >> reporter: moss was captured after a hour long standoff at his mother's home on thursday. investigators recovered a 9- millimeter gun in the home. moss' facebook page under the alias cassius jones was filled with antipolice statements prior to the shooting in dallas but they were scrubbed. the only thing they found was this post. >> moss will be in court next month. he is expected to plead not guilty. >>> there will be a lot of block parties tonight, part of the annual national night out. officers want you to get outside and join them for barbecues and live music. the event raises awareness about crime and gives neighbors and officers a chance to meet. hundreds of communitys in the bay area are taking part. >

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reporter: mitchell moss congestion, moss is a professor of urban policy and planning at nyu . >> last year 60,000 building permits were given that means someone is going to close down a lane of traffic so the trucks can come in and out. reporter: moss also points to creation of bike lanes, and citibike stations, pedestrian plazas and increased internet packages and fresh direct food. reporter: manhattan is booming, between residents and visitors, there are more than 4 million people in manhattan every day, all this activity, means, success. >> you had a record number of jobs created last month, people are working, getting to and from work and restaurants, then we have the huge number of people come to new york, health care or school or shop. reporter: next time you sit in great it is, for the economy. linda schmidt, "fox 5 news." ernie: that is something to think about. joining me now is city councilmember daniel garatnek . a subject that everyone talks about we all face difficulties however we're commuting, talking about cars today, good news, city is doing well. mess, right. >> no q

moss was later arrested in stockton. his lair says they will fight to make sure he gets a fair trial. >> there's going to be a lot of evidence. we need to thoroughly go through all of that, and see what the evidence is against him. >> reporter: he's due back in court later next month. >>> tesla ceo, elon musk is putting his car and solar energy businesses under one roof. tesla is buying solar city. elon musk says he wants to create a one stop shop for renewable energy. both companies are expected to lose hundreds of millions of dollars this year. >> on the one hand, you could argue, although have a better shot at a successful merger, because there are common interests, there's potentially shared values in the culture, and cousins running companies. on the one hand, that could be a real advantage. but on the other hand, that could breed other issues down the road. >> the deal still has to be approved by the government, and shareholders at both companies. >>> uber is getting out of the driver's seat in china. the san franc

. >> why would you name it david moss? i don't know. they always laugh at me a fight at this a will roll their eyes at . >> to visit to touch the frogs and get it to goto no no no i hd it in my hand dr. oz: today, this is his biggest disappearing act. huge transformation. 110 pounds. his number one secret to losing weight. his unique diet. you put this on berries? >> the most important thing about my diet is always too much. not enough. we'll save lives today.

"you manage to open it, only to find yourself "face-to-face with a hideous, foul-smelling, moss-covered ogre." what do you do? i say, "hey, ma, what's for dinner?" seventeen. the ogre is amused by your joke and allows you to pass. by the by, i liked it, too. how go the wedding plans, howard? great. we spent five hours last night at macy's registering for gifts. looks like i'm finally going to have that darling little earthenware asparagus dish i've always wanted. see, this is the good thing about having a girlfriend 9,000 miles away. i can spend my nights doing whatever i want. you mean like playing nerd games with us

police say, moss was arrested in stockton last week after a standoff. he has also been charged with possession of a firearm. a san diego man has been charged with murder and attempted murder. in the shootings of two san diego police officers. prosecutors revealed. the suspect opened fire immediately after being asked if he lived in the area where he was walking. jesse gomez was charged today at the hospital, as he recovers from wounds he sustained in the gunbattle with police. the 52-year old pleaded not guilty. neither police nor prosecutors would say anything about a motive for the shooting new at 8- >> grant: 200 a. before the made that number up to 600 a. have burned at added evacuation areas of map of where exactly where are talking about. southeast of lake berryessa if less of winter's fan this is an annual county but it is right near napa county fief the candying is at 0% no handle on this thing. they're doing their best right now to protect no injuries reported but what they're calling the cold fire is burning out of control right now. >> steve:

. >> this is the moss. >> reporter: this is not how he envisioned his dayt the lake. >> the moss grabbed -- i >> reporter: his freight liner >> it was gone. there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: photos show the truck submerged. they had to use air bags to track it out. >> there is a 3-foot cliff drop off. >> we needed to raise it up to today could have gone differently. there was a young girl in the truck as well as the gentleman driving. they were both able to escape on their own. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, as soon as they got the boat on the water they realized it wasn't working properly either. there could be fined in this case. we will cherry park. >> tonight we are hearing from a man in the hospital after he went in a ditch. another driver crashed into the back of his car. that driver took off. gr how could you not snop >> details limited. the suspect could be driving a brown colored sedan. >>> the family of a man is missing. he was wearing blue jeans and dark shoes. >>> a grass meteorologist stacy has the forecast. >> absolutely. nice clear skies. this is a view fro

he gave a keynote address in san francisco's moss coney center. >> drives them farther apart. this is a big big problem for a whole lot of reasons. the only answer to it is we've got to get up close to each other and show each other the true heart of law enforcement and the communities we serve and protect. >> how to bridge the growing chasm of communities and communities of color, he suggests start at the top. >> 86% of our special agents are white. >> reporter: he says that makes it dangerous as the nation changes. he says changing culture includes changes in who is recruited as police and suspects continue to clash on our city streets. snoon an ad in the san francisco police officers association journal sahas photo wearing sin signs black labs matter. and all lives matter. critics call it incentive, and others don't believe it's that big a deal. >> it was dehumanizing and i was appalled once again at the conduct and the action of the san francisco police officers association. >> simply pointing out that there needs to be, you know, less polarization in this between between

three experimental treatments protected monkeys from the moss coo -- moss mosquito bourn virus. >>> a crafty dog showed off his as an escape artist. this is jack, he got stuck on a leveling in pennsylvania. he realizes this is way too high to jump down. a man climbed on top of his van to bring him to safety. jack's owner thinks he ended up there after escaping through a crack in the window next to the ac. >> he must have pushed this and it came undone from these little things out here. >> what was he doing out of the window? >> chasing pigeons. >> jack at owner wants to thank the man who rescued him. >> 5:48. there may be small amounts of water due to a drought, but later there could be plenty of good wine we'll explain. >> a 4-year-old boy makes a rather long trek by himself on a tricycle. whenthe state made aers, commitment to us. i knew that i wasn't going to make a fortune. but i would have a secure pension plan when i retired. each and every one of us made that contribution from every paycheck we ever earned. they've been negligent in their responsibility over the years of not fu

he gave a keynote address in san francisco's moss coney center. >> drives them farther apart. this is a big big problem for a whole lot of reasons. the only answer to it is we've got to get up close to each other and show each other the true heart of law enforcement and the communities we serve and protect. >> how to bridge the growing chasm of police communities and communities of color, he suggests start at the top. >> 86% of our special agents are white. >> reporter: he says that makes it dangerous as the nation changes. he says changing culture includes changes in who is recruited as police and suspects continue to clash on our city streets. snoon an ad in the san francisco police officers association journal sahas photo wearing sin signs black labs matter. and all lives matter. critics call it incentive, and others don't believe it's that big a deal. >> it was dehumanizing and i was appalled once again at the conduct and the action of the san francisco police officers association. >> simply pointing out that there needs to be, you know, less polarization in this between b

alicia vikander and michael fassbender star in the light between oceans, david moss fox news cleveland. look our best. oregon teenagers senior pictures of gone viral after an unexpected guest in the background got to exposure. oregon teenager jillian henry had the tradition interrupted when her senior year portrait session was what about byn a naked man, no word on were doing in the background, she of course shared the pictur on twitter, which was re-tweete 40,000 times, garnering her social media celebrity. we are known for coordinating couple is taken that to a new level. fran antman gargiulo have been marriedga 52 years, there grants unto some pictures of them that went viral, after becoming overnight internet sensations they texted him, good morning from your famous grandparents speakg without that we would give our matching outfits a try so i lik >>> today on "the real," it's all about the love. >> makes your cat look good. and the award goes to -- me. loni is back from the american music awards. and she's got all the gossip. >> what was the second choice? >> "the real." ?? [ chee

brandon moss, oh, no. solo shot. phils down 2-0. gives up another in the fifth. velasquez has allowed eight homers in his last three starts. it's the start of an ugly day. crushed. velasquez sounds lost. >> i'm trying to figure it out myself. i can't give you a solid answer because no one really knows except me but i don't know what it is. >> i told him to enjoy learning about climbing the ladder and enjoy the fight. the struggle to get to where you want to be because he's going to be real good at one point. he's got to keep battling and working at it. jeff: ryan lochte is still in hot water. the ceo of the united states olympic committee says today lochte and his teammates will be disciplined for their behavior in rio and the lying that followed. -- lying that followed. lochte is doing damage control. >> i take full responsibility. i just want the people to know that i'm truly sorry. i'm embarrassed for myself, my family, and my country. it was -- i was highly intoxicated and -- i'm human. i made a mistake. jeff: the united states men's basketball team did not m

. >> reporter: i did, dawn much she tells me her son brett moss was shot at a new sight for a job he's actually worked for the past 10 years. she says nothing was taken from him, and tonight the camden county prosecutor's office and this grief stricken mom want answers. >> my son was a good boy. i just want whoever did this to be caught. >> murder of rochelle smith's son is cut her to the core. she got the call tuesday that someone had shot her 28-year-old son brett moss near one of his jobs work sites in camden. investigators don't know why. it happened around 12:00 o'clock tuesday afternoon. brett who lived in levittown work as scrap metal collector for company called emr and had been assigned to work this yard near 27th and saunders streets. he'd only been reporting there for two weeks. and was alone when rochelle says someone dragged him out of the site of security cameras into this alleyway next to the yard and shot him. he died at the hospital the very next day. >> somebody noes something. somebody scene something. >> reporter: and back here live, brett is also a single father. h

. >> reporter: the city now has its first plaque police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get there. >> this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity in the departments. yet, twos years later, michael brownbrown's father, mike senio, believes still more needs to be done. what about the the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> what we need to do and what we're trying to do is build this trust somewhere between the police and the community because our people don't tr

. >> reporter: the city now has its first plaque police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get there. >> this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented asell. all fgu are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity in the departments. yet, twos years later, michael brown'brown's father, mike seni, believes still more needs to be done. what about the the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> what we need to do and what we're trying to do is build this trust somewhere between the police and the community because our people don't trust the

. >> reporter: the city now has its first plaque police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get there. >> this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity in the departments. yet, twos years later, michael brown'brown's father, mike seni, believes still more needs to be done. what about the the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> what we need to do and what we're trying to do is build this trust somewhere between the police and the community because our people don't tr

. >> reporter: the city now has its first black police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to move forward. they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have >> reporter: this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires his officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department, and a reduction in vehicle stops of african- american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, believes still more needs to be done. what about the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> well, what we need to do and what we're trying to do is b

. >> reporter: the city now has its first plaque police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to move forward. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get there. >> this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity in the police departments. yet, twos years later, michael brown'brown's father, mike seni, believes still more needs to be done. what about the the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> what we need to do and what we're trying to do is build this trust somewhere between the police and the community

so slivers of sunshine in pacifica, moss and montara beaches. hazy sunshine inland, still smoke and haze in the upper atmosphere. we do have the clouds stacking up next to the coast but again not quite as extensive as yesterday morning at this time. we have a low right there. what it's doing is enhancing our marine layer but as it continues to progress east and take the precipitation with it we have a slider onshore push. the monsoonal in arizona, storms lifting into the high sierra by the weekend. sunrise at 6:15. by the time it sets at 8:17, mid-60s at the beaches today, 64 to about 70 around the rim of the bay. then we top off in the mid- and high 70s around the peninsula, low 80s around santa clara into san jose, warmer in morgan hill and gilroy. 86 in santa rosa. 90s in our inland areas. cooler conditions with a more extensive marine layer on thursday all the way through sunday. that is your wednesday forecast. here's roqui. >> thank you, ro. >>> a fatal crash in the south bay. let's check saratoga. chp alert highway 9 near redwood gulch ro

. >> you're in the heart of >> reporter: the city now has its first black police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to move forward. they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires his officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department, and a reduction in vehicle stops of african- american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, believes still more needs to be done. what about the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the be >> well, what we need to do and what we're trying to do is build this trust somewher

police say, moss was arrested in stockton last week after a standoff. he is also been charged with possession of a firearm. four women who sued alameda county for the unsanitary jail conditions are receiving a 130- thousand-dollar settlement. plaintiffs anne weills, tova fry, alyssa eisenberg, and mollie costello were taken to the santa rita jail after being arrested for during a protest in downtown oakland. they say the suit is a "small victory" for sparking change at the jail.like reducing sexual harassment of women arrestees and improving the conditions they were held under. however, county sheriff's officials say santa rita sometimes gets overwhelmed when there are mass arrests during protests and said that might have been the case when the women were arrested and brought to jail. >> j.r.: as rob then shot as he chases attacker. have to >>: as happened which is doing is that right here. a. indeed be not doing this to me. >> j.r.: this plant are is a suspect information released at 7. to huang. for women sued all accounts for the unsanitary job condi

. >> reporter: the city now has its first plaque police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to move forward. they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get there. >> this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity in the police departments. yet, twos years later, michael brown'brown's father, mike seni, believes still more needs to be done. what about the the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> what we need to do and what we're trying to do is build this trust somewhere between the

. >> rene: did you add the moss? >> anthony: we know that noma has been said to be the world's best. >> noma cook: this is a dish that takes twenty man-hours of work a day. >> anthony: and what we've heard outside of denmark is that rene sources his ingredients exclusively from the nordic region. mostly from within 60 miles of the restaurant. >> rene: get a better one than this. >> noma cook: we need a better vessel. quickly, come on. >> kitchen staff: yes chef! >> anthony: think about that. denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short. >> rene: service. >> anthony: what rene and crew started, what they're famous for, is foraging for ingredients. >> rene: reindeer moss with last year's harvest of sep mushrooms. >> anthony: and color me, dubious. >> alessandro: did you ever eat moss before? >> anthony: no. that is incredible. >> alessandro: wow. >> anthony: there's no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv, but it is really delicious. alessandro porcelli is italian, living in denmar

marcus moss shouted antipolice statements and fired. but his gun jammed twice when he pulled the trigger. he is charged with attempted murder. his attorney says people still should not rush to judgment in the case. >> it is very important he is not tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. >> moss was captured after an hour-long stanoff with stockton police at his mother's home on july 28th. a 9-millimeter pistol was recovered in the home. moss is ban from the owning a gun thanks to prior felony convictions if are robbery and burglary. >> supers will not get to vote -- supervisors will not get to vote on a proposal. the board budget and finance committee voted 2-1 yesterday to put the money to rest. the money would have gone to affordable housing and homeless services. >>> san francisco people spend millions for an apartment in a luxury hawaii rise, then learn their -- high-rise, and then learn their ship is sinking. >> an engineering report suggests the millennium towers complex has sunk some 16 inches. >>> it is 6:40 right n

at moss landing, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> all right, time to check on our weather. cool and a little drizzly in san francisco today. >> interesting for this time of year. we have the forecast. >> yeah, dan and ama, this isn't exactly what you would expect in the summertime. you expect the sun, but bemind he, i can't find blue sky, and people on the waterfront are bundled with sweatshirts and jackets on. a cool pattern, at least along the coast and bay. let me show you the doppler. mild, in the 70s and 80s, well below normal, and our radar is tracking the marine layer. it's 2,000 feet deep and really just socked in along the coast and even across parts of the east bay. oakland area, up into the point reyes station, so definitely gray skies, temperatures taking a hit, down 14 degrees compared to yesterday at this time in concord and livermore. 8 degrees cooler in san jose. from our roof camera, here is my view right now with a gentle breeze. it's 60 in san francisco, mid 60s, oakland, mountain view, 69. no delays reported, but it's -- has been misty and drizzly there.

odubel, oh, my what a catch on brandon moss. the cardinals get one on a sack file fly but that is it. but fourth inning, he won't get to this. brandon moss, next time up, takes vinny deep and out. solo shot. phillies down two to nothing. in the fifth, it is another, phillies down, five to nothing. and, velasquez allowed eight home runs in his last three starts and 19 earned runs over this span. phillies crushed, nine to nothing. vinny, he has zero wins,. >> it is hard to make pitches when you lose having, when you don't have everything that is not in balance. so, you know, it is just, you know, the way i see it, got to stay positive. you know, if you let yourself get down you will in the get anywhere. >> the eagles in need of a linebacker are reportedly signing veteran steven toback played for jim schwartz in detroit. eagles cut four players including receiver xavier rush. the eagles have to trim roster to 75 by next sunday. receiving has been a issue in camp so far. not only have they been without jordan matthews but others hav

. >> reporter: the city now has its first black police chief, delrish moss. what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson versus your officers? >> well, i think, as far as my officers are concerned, most of them have been really primed to move forward. they want to see change. you have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. i think we all want to get to the same place but we have different views about how to get there. >> reporter: this is your city. >> this is my city. >> reporter: moss has placed the priority on community policing. he now requires his officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are now fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department, and a reduction in vehicle stops of african- american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, believes still more needs to be done. what about the changes here in ferguson? have you seen some for the better, some for the worse? >> well, what we nee

how would you like to be davidd moss for a week or twoa waynea hijacks his neighbor peopley there's something joe linda and 85 should be the high today we generally stay in the middle ad high 80s most of the afternoon and stay in the low 70s through about pretty lightly increase highe clouds late tonight and fall back into the mid- 60s and increase the humidity60 andnd increase the heat tomorrow around 90 as the humidity builds tomorrow we will have a weekwe front coming in from the northwest see how we had thunderstorms lineup will seel them driftingl and through thiss south the coverage will need to 40 percent coverage tomorrow will be some local area but the picked up about a quarter to a half an inch of rain will be areas 50 not see much rain tomorrow. teach on the timing as we get a little closer more than likely at any of this with develop in the evening and continue off and on through wednesday. eight-day coming up in just a few minutes. it's an organization that makes a big difference in people 57 they really needed the most. make-a-wish is getting a big boost to kick off a major fund

. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are forward. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and reduction of vehicle stops of african-american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for the worse. >> what we need to do. what we are frying to do is build this trust, some where between -- the police and the community. because -- our people don't trust the police, brother. our children are afraid of the police, b

. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are concerned. forward. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for the worse. >> what we need to do. what we are frying to do is build this trust, some where between -- the police and the community. because -- our people don't trust the police, brother. our children are afraid of the police, brother. department increased the number of bl

then there were too many here. >> jeff moss is a fed. >> jeff moss is a fed. >> tell us a little bit why you were out there from the government and why, what you found valuable about meet the fed? >> yeah. so the ftc was out there. we actually brought our own fed t-shirts to wear so we were easily spottable. >> that was cool t-shirt. >> we made special ftc defcon shirts. there is secret code you can crack on them. i made it up myself. >> is it ross 13? >> it is not ross 13. we were out there because we wanted to do outreach to the hacker community and let people know what our agency does and we're interested in hearing about research people are doing that can help us understand vulnerabilities especially iot systems, give us ideas about how we can protect consumers from scams, from fraud, and we wanted to make those connections. that's why we were there. >> so, in the spirit of creating your own clothing line, this wouldn't be bringing defcon to d.c., if we didn't have black hoodies for all of our panelists today. we have very special atlantic council exclusive hoodies for all the pa

. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are forward. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and vehicle stops of african-american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for the worse. >> what we need to do. what we are frying to do is build this trust, some where between -- the police and the community. because -- our people don't trust the police, brother. our children are afraid of the police, brother. commu

mike moss? >>> thank you, bill. we are ranging in the upper 50s to 60s. 59 in roxboro and 65 in will ray rail and we have 67 in fayetteville with a few fair through the day, mostly sunny in general and we should be in the upper 80 this is morning and near 80 by lunchtime and most of us topping out in the mid to a few upper 80s in the afternoon with sunshine and clouds. bill? >> thank you, mike. >>> next on fox 50, how a woman's generous gesture towards cops in a local >>> it's almost 7:30 and a generous gesture spreading across a johnston county community, a want to a cop. >> the wan behind the campaign said that law enforcement officers don't get the respect they deserve. adam owens caught up with the woman behind the effort and explains. >> the general public does not see what we see. >> reporter: or hear what jo hears, johnston county, 17 years on the job. >> a lot of prayers have been m mic. >> reporter: shknows the officers personally and on any given day will send them into a dangerous situation. >> they don't

. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are concerned. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and reduction of vehicle stops of african-american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for the worse. >> what we need to do. what we are frying to do is build this trust, some where between -- the police and the community. because -- our people don't trust the police, brother. police, brother. >> to better reflect

. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are concerned. most have been prime to move forward. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and reduction of vehicle stops of african-american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for the worse. >> what we need to do. what we are frying to do is build this trust, some where between -- the police and the community. because -- our people don't trust the police, brother.

. >> the city has its first black police chief, delrish moss. >> what's the conversation you have to have with the people of ferguson, versus your officers? as far as my officers are most have been prime to move forward. they want to see change you. have to respect everyone's walk and come to the table. we want few got to the same place. we have different views how to get there. >> this is my city. moss placed priority on community policing and requires officers to get out of their patrol cars and meet residents. other changes have been implemented as well. all ferguson police are fitted with body cameras, more diversity within the police department and reduction of vehicle stops of african-american drivers. yet, two years later, michael brown's father, mike senior, still believes more need to be done. >> what about the changes here in ferguson. have you seen some for the better. some for the worse. >> what we need to do. what we are frying to do is build this trust, some where between -- the police and the community. because -- our people don't our children are afraid of the police,

. >> it was way back in 2000 when 13-year-old chad moss, remember him? released his first album as l'il bow wow. >> he was cute. >> yeah. he was. and now at the ripe age of 29, the rapper formerly known as bow wow announced he's retiring from the rap career, and that his upcoming album will be his last. >> he posted the album will be executive produced by his uncle, snoop dogg, and himself. his only rights since it was snoop who first brought him to the game. >> moss says that it's a blessing to have made millions and be able to retire before 30. his post-retirement plans include a focus on acting and hosting, and he says he's producing two tv shows this year. we can't wait for the retirement tour so we can jam out to all the hits. you know, that curtis blow remake. >> there was a time when i knew some of his stuff. there was a time. >> okay. >>> this weekend, snoop dogg has another project that involves an unlikely partner, or is it? >> he will be co-hosting a cooking show with martha stewart on vh-1 that will feature them preparing a dinner for their f

i'm david moss. - [natalie] and i'm natalie herbick. - and i say hold onto your hats, not because it's windy out here in beautiful wine country, lake erie wine country, it's because it is going to be a whirlwind, - we are going to take you to numerous vineyards throughout pennsylvania and new york state. unbelievable sights to see and wine to drink. - give you some tips on places to stay, places to have maybe some dinner, but most of all, meet some great people who make this wine country, this area, really special. you see beautiful lake erie out there and you're gonna see acres and acres of grapes. and an opportunity to maybe taste, through our experience, dozens of wines. how about that? to get around doing it. - oh yeah, that's right. - [natalie] mhmm. - you might not have to drive yourself. - (giggles) think about that. - so right now, i'm gonna head over to a place. it's called quincy cellars, where they have a lot of fun all the time. (bright guitar music) - i have found quincy cellars here in the lake erie wine country area. and i've also found kevin, who is the owner of this pl

the driver says the truck's tires slid on moss on the boat ramp and after that -- there was nothing he could do. the dive team ultimately used airbags to help pull the truck out. one man is dead -- after a shooting outside a denver strip club. police were called to the "centerfold show club" near hampden and galena at about 3:30 sunday morning. they found a man dead in the parking lot. police have not released his name or what led up to the shooting. a lightning strike killed a man from arvada, who was camping near fort collins. the larimer county coroner says - chad trover was staying at a cabin near red feather lakes - when a severe thunderstorm moved into the area friday afternoon. was struck by the lightning. colorado is number three in the country for lightning related deaths -- behind florida and texas. aurora police need your help finding this man...71-year- old walter rogers. police say rogers is an at risk elderly man - with a history of strokes -- and possible dementia. he was last seen on south ukraine street on august 14-th. rogers was wearing a brown baseball cap, blue jea

. >> it's the moss. when i backed my boat into the water, the moss grabbed ahold. i couldn't stop. it just went in. >> today could have gone a lot differently, and thankfully, it wentwon their favorer. there was a young girl inside the truck, as well as the as it started to slip, they were both able to escape on their own. >> so the truck went in at 10:00 this morning. they didn't get it out until 3:00 this afternoon. the reason why, is because just a few feet beyond the waterer, there's a lip actually on this boat ramp, and the truck, and the trailer were actually caught up on the lip, because they were so far in. divers with south metro fire rescue had to come out with they took the air bags under the water. they pumped them up, and that helped to loosen the truck and the trailer, and they were finally able to get it out. luckily, there were no injuries, we're happy to report that. we just talked to the trrck owner a moment ago, he's still out here, he was walking back to the shore with his wife. he said we're going to try to spend some time on the beach, and try to salvage this

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generalmy moss explains -- jenny moss explains. >> you're time most endangered species of yard signs. they tend to be drive byes. someone grabs it and jumps in a get away star the most recent involved a runner in new jersey. he jogged past, waited for the car to leave, picked up the sign and took off. when the video went public, she press charges. it could be worse. >> respect my opinion to vote for who i want to. >> this artist created a giant t for a yard. in the middle of the night someone set it on fire. donald himself called to commence rate what's an artist to do? rebuild. >> this house in indianapolis lost a dozen in three weeks. we found few hillary signs reported stolen. either spo in massachusetts, one of richard early's signs was spray painted never over trump. he had nine ripped out and tossed in the street. >> we're not going to take them down. signs are staying up. >> tips for protectioning signs, a man slathers roofing -- for protecting signs, a man slathers another man put victims vapor rub on every edge of the signs. when hillary for prison signs were taken, the owner

it's a great question but specifically, the dell reese moss, a couple of weeks ago my assignment after our morning editorial meeting was to try to do a story about the challenge of recruiting new recruits in the current climate we findourselves in . and i was directed to congress his mom and ferguson, the police department in the st. louis police department, none of them wanted to cooperate with the story so i think it varies or initially when moss took over in ferguson he was doing a lot of media and now he's kind of pullback and it seems to be a bit of a strategy. i'm not sure why that is but i'm sure he has hisreasons . i'm sure he has his hands. maybe his time is, maybe he considers his time better spent doing his job rather than dealing with the media although it could obviously be argued that communicating with the public through the media is going to go a long way toward getting to where they want tobe in ferguson . >> just to wrap up, when you guys are making your decisions in terms of local coverage, i would like each one of you to leave us as we close this segment with the th