avenue. police say she died from internal injuries. an 11-year-old boy is recovering after being hit by a car at his school bus stop tuesday morning. henry cruz-orellana was waiting for his bus at the corner of highway 401 and casine court. that's when troopers say 16-year-old jordan nobles, was trying to pass other cars... ran off the roadway... hit the concrete divider... and lost control. when i saw the car coming onto the pavement that 's when i tried to run because i was right on the middle of where the car was aiming. so i ran and they hit both my feet and i tumbled over the car. cruz-orellana suffered a fractured knee and several other bruises and scrapes. he expects to be back at school within a couple weeks. nobles was charged with speeding and improper passing a wake county schools spokeswoman says the district is conducting an investigation... looking at location and overall safety of that particular stop. as for changing the location of the stop altogether... routing specialists would have also, there are state guidelines that bus stops have to meet. an arrest in a deadly shooting near shaw university. the suspect is charles mitchell, a 25-year-old from raleigh. he's charged with the murder of christopher locus -- whose body was found wednesday morning at blount and lenoir streets. according to witnesses, locus was shot during an altercation on south street . then ran from the scene. el rahiem / witness c27 12:49:22 after he got shot or whatever he came running back here behind these trash cans back here, stood there for a little bit, next thing i know he was gone :29 police believe this was a targeted incident and safety. the cumberland county teacher who sparked controversy when he stepped on an american flag in class met with the superintendent thursday. . lee francis joined his attorney for the meeting with frank till. both called it a "productive" meeting. francis stepped on the flag monday during a lesson on free speech. a photo went viral on social media. francis said he stands by his actions. "these are the kinds of methods that the court has called symbolic speech, and i think that's something they need to be aware lesson." francis is suspended without pay for 10 days. he does not agree with the punishment handed down by cumberland county superintendent frank till. no charges will be filed -- because though north carolina law makes it a misdemeanor to desecrate an american flag -- the u.s. supreme court has ruled that flag desecration is protected by the constitution. a judge could decide next wek of evidence in the chandler kania case will be tossed out. kania is charged with killing three people in a deadly dwi crash after driving the wrong way down interstate 85. friday, his attorneys argued against having kania's blood alcohol content or cell phone data at trial. they say both were illegally obtained by sloppy investigative work. kania is charged with killing three people after driving drunk the wrong way down interstate 85 last year. his trial is scheduled to start next month. panic, price gouging and overall as the gasoline supply was interrupted. good news, though-- the situation sseems to be stabilizing! we found plenty of stations with fuel... but as debra morgan explains...it may not be the fuel you want. pkg this is what the gas crisis looks like a week after a break in a gasoline pipeline stopped the flow of gas to this area.... alex helms / driver hasn't really affected me too much... the initial panic gone, stations with regular gas looking for i haven't waited at the pump so i haven't been affected by it too much but it's the flavor of the fuel that can be frustrating trevon howell / driver 87 only, i just noticed. 87 octane is regular gas, trevon howell's ride takes the good stuff... trevon howell i can't put 87 in my car, it only takes 93. that's the only thing i worry about. the gamble is finding the right fuel at your local fillin' station... and you beyers / store owner monday was a circus here, i basically refereed the pumps from 1 in the afternoon to 10 at night. steve beyer's grocery boy junior ran out of gas tuesday morning, he was able to get some gas wednesday night, but he couldn't sell it until thursday morning when he knew the price. steve beyers / store owner basically, every time a gas tanker pulls up, every tank is a different cost. it fluctuates, and that's when you put your price on the gas. beyers has enough mileage on him to remember the gas crisis decades ago.... used to pump gas on lejeaune blv back in the '70's, with my little rag in my pocket, and gas jumped from 22 cents a gallon to about 35 cents a gallon, and people would cuss at me as i'm cleaning the windshield, and unfortunately i have as much control over the price now as i did then. gas is now flowing again in that recently repaired pipline, but it will take some time for trevon howell they got to do something quick, we need gas to go to work, we need gas to go to places we need to get. that was debra morgan reporting.... now, during this gas shortage, the dot was prepared to find more drivers than normal running out of gas on the roads.... instead it tells us it has had fewer requests for gas help along the interstates. gasoline is flowing again through the colonial pipeline. this is aerial footage of the area provided by colonial, shows where crews discovered the leak, and built the bypass line to restore service. it takes a few days for fe normal levels. so how did this all happen? well....our primary source of fuel in north carolina is the colonial pipeline, which stretches from texas up the east coast. so, when the leak happened in the birmingham area, that severely cut into our supply. now, that's fixed, but it's still going to take a while to restore the full flow of gasoline. consider that it takes 7 to 10 days for fuel to get from texas to north carolina. once the flow starts again out of birmingham , it's going to take on top of that, other states with dry pumps like tennessee, georgia, and south carolina will take their share... which will slow the flow into our distribution centers in greensboro, charlotte, and selma. the trucks still have to pick up and deliver. the north carolina petroleum and convenience marketers estimate it could still be several days before the entire system... is re-fueled. the attorney general has more than 11- hundred complaints about price gouging. four gas stations and one supplier have been subpoenaed after drivers complaine gallon or more. one of the gas stations being investigated is in smithfield. the others are in forsyth, guilford and rockingham counties. we're getting a closer look at the state's economic response to the gas shortage. governor pat mccrory said the state has spent more than 185 thousand dollars in response to the fuel shortage caused when the colonial pipeline ruptured. truck drivers have been working extended hours to bring gasoline from the port in wilmington to stations across the state. the money came from the state's driving around town. it's as easy as picking up your phone or tablet. wral dot com has a link to the tracker on gas buddy. enter your zip code to see the status of gas stations near you. the link is part of the top story on the wral home page. next on rewind... charlotte police release some video showing a deadly officer-involved shooting. we'll play that footage and tell you what the governor said about the video release. a charlotte community is sixmy mother was murdered. and she had touched so many children's lives on the state board of education. the police wouldn't have been able to catch her murderer if roy cooper hadn't fixed the problems at the state crime lab that he discovered when he became attorney general. now governor mccrory is attacking mr. cooper, trying to gain politically from the pain of victims and families. deadly the officer-involved shooting left 43-year- old keith scott dead. emotions remain high while investigators review evidence to fpiece together what happened. the charlotte police chief says scott was armed. family members have said he was carrying a book. chief kerr putney/ charlotte-mecklenburg police dept: "our detectives, through their investigation, recovered the firearm that the subject was holding in his hand when he got out of the vehicle. it was in very close proximity to the subject." he was not wearing a body camera, but other officers at the scene were. charlotte police released some of that body cam and dash cam video of the shooting but many questions still remain. we want to warn you ... the video we're going to show could be difficult to watch... here's the dash cam video released by charlotte-mecklenburg police. you see two officers behind a white truck with weapons drawn. officers can be heard shouting commands - at least tw to "drop the gun." scott is then seen opening the s-u-v door and getting out of the car. he starts to walk backwards...at least four shots are heard in this video and scott falls to the ground. officers are seen moving in. the second piece of video from a body cam. an officer ran up to the s-u-v. it appears he's hitting the side of the vehicle. he runs behind the suv, weapon drawn. we get a quick glance of scott standing outside of the s-u-v. this video is missing much of family members also released cell phone video showing the confrontation. scott's wife was recording before the deadly shooting. but it -- too -- provides a limited view of what happened. at one point, you can see scott get out of the car. you also hear his wife screaming for police not to shoot. she also calls out to her husband -- noting that he has a traumatic brain injury. "don't shoot him, don't shoot him, he didn't do anything. he doesn't have a gun. he has a tbi. he's not going to do anything to you guys, he just took his medicine....keith, don't you do encouraged everyone to "reserve judgment until all the facts are known. this is simply one step in our quest to find the truth for this family."... they also called for peace in charlotte. ken smith has been on the ground in charlotte following protests since they broke out on tuesday. he reports on the mood following the vid of uptown charlotte for a 5th straight night. they tell me, they are still not happy with the quality and length of dash cam and body cam tapes charlotte mcecklenburg police released in the keith scott shooting investigation. what they release, it seemed very edited, they cut it down; we're not able to see the details, from what i saw, he's backing up and within a couple of seconds they shot him in a news conference late saturday afternoon, chief kerr putney agency in the investigation, that making the tapes public will not compromise the investigation. chief putney says, when officers approached scott's vehicle tuesday sept 20th, a crime had been committed. chief what crimes did he commit?.i don't think you've said what crimes he committed one of which is possessing marijuana; when you're in possession of marijuana and then you have a gun, that's a public safety issue our officers are going to address chief putney says, he stands by what the tapes show. all i say is i stand by the facts. i'm not going to the case, that's not my role, the facts.speak for themselves among this crowd making their voices heard, though, the tapes are inconclusive and a symbol of the underlying tensions in the queen city. i think the city is having growing pains because what we're getting to is a point where people can't ignor it anymore, we can't just sweep it under the rug that was ken smith reporting. governor pat mccrory said he in a statement he said the s-b-i assured him that releasing the material will have no impact on the investigation. mccrory also said he appreciated the ongoing dialogue between city and state agencies to seek transparency and maintain the integrity of the investigation. we'll continue to follow developments the charlotte shooting investigation on air and online you can also find updates on our website at wral-dot-com. despite the unrest in charlotte... the panthers were ready for their home game against the vikings today. several panthers players hav in charlotte with the protests and the riots. they are happy the game went on as scheduled. greg olsen says he's hoping the game provides a way to bring the city together. next on rewind..... wake tech is offering a new class on how to fly next on rewind..... find out how the course can prepare you for new job opportunities. and...we still have a few weeks until the north carolina state fair but you can get your tickets now...find out where coming up. north carolina is in danger of losing another sporting event because of house bill another sporting event because of house bill i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. the colonial athletic association says it will pull its women's golf championship from southport unless the law is repealed by january 10th. the association will not pull events being held on campuses. unc wilmington and elon are members. people are buying them for personal use -- and many are looking at ways to make money with those spectacular pictures and videos. but you have to make sure you're flying legally. wral's brian shrader tells us about a new class that will get you into the air and keep you off the faa's radar. web: http: a lot of people have drones for personal use...but if you want to use them to make money, you have to pass an faa exam. and wake tech is offering a way for drone the school is offering a day-long commercial drone pilot-training course. it includes classroom training, simulation and experience flying a commercial-level drone. instructors say it's a great way to get prepared for new job oppoertunities that the rise of drones will bring. they're already seeing it in real estate. 095833 in the higher end estate homes, large homes with large pieces of property, with conventional photography, you're unable to produce the photography that you need 095508you can take wonderful videos of real estate, farms, weddings, you name it, it's out there sot the next course is saturday, october 1st. a couple more are scheduled throught november. it costs 450 dollars --and you can use one of wake tech's drones. if you want to register, go to wral.com, and look for the link in our story. i'm brian shrader, wral news, raleigh. cookie fries, funnel cakes. fair food favorites -- all year long. the restaurant making it happen, the gates open at the north carolina state narrator: look up the facts on richard burr. the insurance industry gave richard burr's campaigns one-point-one million dollars. that's public record. and richard burr wrote a plan to privatize medicare. "new profits for private insurers would be as high as sixteen to twenty-six billion." but seniors would pay nine percent more for medicare. richard burr is looking out for himself advance tickets are already on sale at food lion stores across the state. and starting september 29th, you'll be able to pickup admission and ride passes at four additional locations around raleigh. one of the best parts of the fair -- is the food. but after the event is over -- all of that yumminess is gone! a texas restaurant is changing that. "on september 30, we'll introduce the cookie fries at our location at the state fair of texas, and then you'll be able to get them here at the "i'm totally ready to try these cookie fries, funnel cakes, deep fried nut butters, bacon-wrapped chicken strips.. all of it!" "state fair treats" opened its doors yesterday in plano. it's located in a walmart. the restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. that's all the time we have for tonight....have a great evening. (knocking) dr. rosen? ah, ms. flynn. please come in. okay. thank you. i'm a little nervous. i've never done the therapy thing before. well, lucky for us, i have. (both laugh) please, take a seat. is this a test? if i sit on the left side, do i hate my mother, and the right side i'm ocd? (laughs) it's more a question of comfort. okay. well, the "i hate my mother" chair looks pretty comfortable. (clears throat) you know what? actually, it's not. i'm just gonna... i don't have ocd, just for the record. okay. (exhales) just sit there. you know what, i want to... (exhales) right off the bat, i just want to say that i don't really need to be here. my husband was kind of, you know, into the whole "you should try therapy," and my insurance is running out and you're on my plan, and, you know, i was just getting my-my teeth cleaned right around the... you know, the... if you kind of go left, and-and i thought, well, you're getting your teeth cleaned, maybe get your noggin cleaned.

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