this is what it looked like on alabama road in camden when 38-year-old edmund brown took off during a traffic stop crashing into a car across the street. a haddon township police officer gets commands him to come out of the car but instead of following directions to get down on the ground brown runs offer as the officer chases him his weapon discharges. [gunfire] >> he shot me. >> reporter: the officer holsters his gun and struggles to get control of brown who was eventually wrestled the to the ground. >>> it wasn't until after that they realized brown had been shot. >> the cop pulled the guy over end kept going. he stopped and then kept going. common sense to stop if a cop pulls you over you stop and do what he tells you to do. even i know that and i'm 13. >> reporter: the crash left angela yancy's white mitsubishi a mangled mess. >>> when she saw the dashcam video of what happened she also had harsh words for edmund brown. >> you got shot because you didn't listen. you should have stopped and everything could have been prevented. now we screen car. >> reporter: as is procedure the o

announcer: and later on reel america, the 19 66 campaign between edmund brown and ronald reagan meant. >> my experience has turned me inevitably toward the people, the answers to problems. i believe and put my faith in the private sector of the economy. 'a believe in the peoples rights and ability. >> every single category of business that tells whether or goodalifornia's economy is is proven we have done a good job. announcer: on sunday morning on road to the white house -- >> next tuesday, everyone of you will go to the polls and make a decision. i think when you make that decision, it would be well if you ask yourself, are you better off than you were four years ago? >> our proposals are very sound and carefully consider to theirate jobs, improve industrial complex of this country, tray tools for american workers. and will be anti-flechette every in nature. announcer: a 1980 debate between jimmy carter and ronald reagan. and at 7:00 -- >> a realist would not fight slavery and a realist would not have said this -- which is that a dissolution of the union of the causes slavery would

she is what it looked like on alabama road in camden when edmund brown took off during a traffic stop crash into a car across the street. the haddon township police officer gets him to get out of the car, instead of following directions he runs offs the officer chases him the weapon discharges. it is officer struggles to get control of brown who was wrestled to the ground. it was after that that brown was shot. >> the cop pulled the guy over and he kept going. common sense is to stop, do what he says to do. >> reporter: the crash left the neighbor's car a mangled mess. when she saw the video she had harsh words for edmund brown. >> usual have stopped and everything could have presented, now we don't have a car because he decided he wants to do some dumb stuff. >> reporter: always -- as is procedure, the officer involved was placed on administrative lead while prosecutor's office investigates for excessive force. brown is facing a weapons charge and is in jail for $100,000 bail. >> the could be can't lie, nobody can lie, you got the stuff on video. >> reporter: in camden, nora muchanic

the haddon township police officer repeatedly commands 38-year-old edmund brown to get out of the truck. eventually he does with his hands up but instead of getting down on the ground as the officer ordered, brown runs away. [gunfire] >> reporter: you can hear the officer's weapon goes off after he chases and struggles with brown. they bounce off the car and onto the ground where brown was eventually subdued. it's then they been slot in the leg. >> i didn't realize that it happened the way that it did. >> reporter: amaya lugo and her mother watched the dashcam video for the first time today. >> i just thought the cop shot the guy just out of anger and wanted him to be i didn't know it was like all that happened so the cop had a purpose to pull his gun out. >> reporter: the shooting occurred on october 29th along alabama road off route 130 near the haddon camden border. it started as a traffic stop. brown was pulled over for having a visible handicapped placard in the truck. it's supposed to be taken down while driving. >> oh my god. >> reporter: angela yancy had her car heavily damaged

the suspect, edmund brown, is now in jail. investigators are working to determine if the shooting was justified. >>> so you may be alive and well, but today facebook had other thoughts. a glitch caused the social media giant to wrongly turn many facebook pages into memorials. it happened to nbc10 digital reporter vince lattanzio, who captured the mistake. the message at the top encouraged people to remember and share their memories. the glitch reached the highest levels, even declaring facebook ceo mark zuckerberg dead. facebook apologized for the error. it has since been fixed. very glad that our vince lattanzio is okay. >> we are glad he's alive and well. >>> tens of millions of dollars. >> that's how much amazon has to refund some of its customers tonight. a federal judge has ordered the company to reimburse parents whose children made in-app purchases without permission. it comes after the federal trade commission claimed amazon made it too easy for kids to rack up large bills while playing free games. the ftc settled simi

. >> reporter: suspect identified as 38-year-old edmund brown scuffled with the officer and then appears to surveillance vendor and then he tries to run away. at some point brown was shot in the leg and eventually subdued. lugo saw the aftermath from her front porch she recorded it on her cell phone and today she viewed the dash cam video and can't understand why brown tried to get away. >> you wouldn't listen to the cop, he wouldn't have fired or any of this would have happened. but got out of the car, did what you were supposed. i mean there was going to be consequences but not as much as there is now probable. he should have listen to the cop. he's a higher authority. he say stop, stop the car take your keys out whatever. listen to him. if he would have listened this could have been prevented. >> reporter: brown was initiately charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, but this week police say they announced that they found a loaded magnum with additional ammo in the truck that he had been driving much he's being held on $100,000 bail. the officer is still

. >> reporter: suspect now identified as 38-year-old edmund brown scuffled with the officer after he got out of his truck. he appears to surrender and then tries to run away. at some point, brown was shot in the leg. >> brown was eventually subdued. a mile lying go recording the aftermath on her cell phone now viewed the dash cam video. she can't understand why brown tried to get away. >> you would have listened to the cop he wouldn't have fired or any of this wouldn't have happened. got out your car, did what you supposed to do and i mean there was going to be consequences but not as much as there is now probably. >> brown was initially charged with aggravated assault of a police officer, resisting arrest and violating probation. this week, police announced they found a loaded magnum with additional ammo in the pick up. >> that was joanne pileggi reporting. the officer is on administrative leave while prosecutors office continues its investigation to find out exactly what took place and determine if the officer was justified in shooting the suspect. brown is being held on $100,000 b

brown ended up crashincrashing into parked carn got into a scuffle with the officer and tried to run off. that's when the officer fired his weapon hitting brown in the leg. that officer is on administrative leave while prosecutors investigate exactly what took place and determine if the officer was justified. brown meantime is being held on $100,000 bail. >>> now to a follow up to a recent fox 29 investigates report on crashes involving philadelphia police. since our report last month, there have been more accidents, more injuries and some new information on how much these police-involved accidents are costing city taxpayers. >> as fox 29's dave schratwieser reports, the costs reach into the tens of millions of dollars. >> reporterdollars. october 27th broad and pike, objection 17th 57 and chestnu chestnut. october 13th. bridge and tacony street. if the involving philadelphia police continue to pile up and so do the injuries and cost to taxpayers. >> we have responsibility to the city and the people who pay ta taxes here to make sure that we drive this down as much as we can. >> repo

announcer: and later on reel america, the 19 66 campaign between edmund brown and ronald reagan meant. >> my experience has turned me inevitably toward the people, the answers to problems. i believe and put my faith in the private sector of the economy. 'a believe in the

the 1966look back at campaign for governor of california, when governor edmund pat brown was challenged by ronald reagan. forms were housing with each candidate. we begin with mr. brown's appearance on november 2, 1966 in san francisco. he argued his case for reelection and took questions from employees. this program comes to us courtesy of -- and the hoover institution archives. in one hour you can see the challengers that you can see challenger ronald reagan's appearance. ♪

>> later at 10:00 on railamerica, we look back to the 1966 campaign for california governor between edmund g brown and ronald reagan. >> my experience turns to me inevitably towards the people towards the answers of problem instinctively. i find i believe in but my faith in the private sector of the economy. i believe in the people's, ability to have their own affairs. >> every single solitary --egory of this list business tells whether or not california's economy is good as proven that we have done a good job. >> sunday morning at 10:00 eastern on road to the white house rewrite -- >> next tuesday, all of you will go to the polls and make a decision. i think when you make that decision, you should ask thanelf are you better off you were four years ago? >> our proposals are very sound to stimulate jobs, improve the industrial complex of this country, create tools for american workers and anti-inflationary nature. >> the 1980 debate between jimmy carter and ronald reagan. at 7:00 -- when not have devoted his life against fighting slavery. of the union for the cause of slavery would be cause

america, then reel 1966 campaign for california governor between edmund pat brown and ronald reagan. my experience turns me inevitably to the people to answers for problems instinctively. i put my faith in the private , belief inhe economy the people's ability to run their own of tears. -- run their own affairs. >> every category that tells of california's -- economy is good proves that we have done a good job. >> road to the white house rewind, -- >> you will go to the polls and make a decision. when you make the decision you might ask yourself, are you better off than you were 4 years ago? >> our proposals are sound and carefully consider to stimulate jobs, improve the industrial complex of this country, create tools for american workers, and be anti-inflationary in nature. >> 1980 debate between jimmy carter and ronald reagan. at 7:00 -- >> a realist would not have devoted his life to fighting slavery. a would not have said that dissolution of the union for the cause of slavery would be followed by a war by separate portions of the union. the result would be the extrication of sla

reel america, we look back to the 1966 campaign for california governor between incumbent democrat edmund g. pat bloun brown and ronald reagan, challenger. >> my experience has turned me inevitably toward the people for the answers to problems just instinctively. i finds i believe and put my faith in the private sector of the economy. and a leaf in the people's right and ability to run their own affairs. >> and every single solitary category of business indicia that tells whether or not california's economy is good is proven that we have done a good job. >> then sunday morning at 10:00 eastern on road to the white house rewind. >> next tuesday all of you will go to the polls, you'll stand there in the polling place and make a decision. i think when you make that decision it might be well if you would ask yourself, are you better off than you were four years ago. >> >> our proposals are very sound and very carefully considered to stimulate jobs, to improve the industrial complex of this country to, create tools for american workers and at the same time, would be anti-inflationary in nature

:00, on "real america" we look back to the 1966 campaign for california governor between democratic edmund g pat brown and ronald reagan. >> my experience has turned me inevitably toward the people for the answers to problems, just instinctively i find i put my faith not private sector of the economy, and the belief in the people's right and ability to run their own affairs. >> and every single solitary category of business that tells whether or not california's economy is good is proven that we have done a good job. >>> then sunday morning at 10:00 eastern, "road to the white house rewind." >> next tuesday, you'll go to the polls and make a decision. i think when you make that decision, it might be well if you would ask yourself -- are you better off than you were four years ago? >> our proposals are sound and carefully considered to stimulate jobs, to improve the industrial complex of this country, to create tools for american workers, and at the same time, would be anti-inflation nary in nature. >> 1980 debate between jimmy carter and former california governor, ronald reagan. at 8:00 -