delay her visit until the following weekend. >> the mayor says she has heard trump may be coming later in the week as well. now, an hour ago the sbi talked about its involvement in the investigation. the agency is request of the district attorney on video camera caught it all on cam ra. charlotte police have custody of the tapes and they have the legal authority to release it or not. according to the sbi talks are specials are regarding the release of the video. >> video released today by the family of keith scott shows moments surrounding when he was shot and killed. his wife was recording and the video only offers a limited view of what happened. at one point you can see scott get out of the car. can hears his wife screaming for the police not to shoot. she also calls out to her husband. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> drop the gun. >> drop the gun. he has a tbi. he is not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. >> drop the gun. drop the gun. [beep] >> keith don't let them break the windows. come out the car. >> drop the gun. >> keith. don't do it. drop the gun. >> keith get out the car. keith, don't you do it. don't keith. keith. keith, keith! >> don't you do it. [gunfire] gun. >> in a statement the scott family encouraged everyone to reserve judgment until all of the facts are known. this is simply one step in our quest to find the truth for this family. they called on peace in charlotte in tonight's demonstration it certainly happen. >> reporter: i can tell you it it is -- it is so different than what it was on wednesday night that it is almost similar to what it was last night. i will get out of the way so our photographer can show you what is going on out there. that is a group of clergy. what you are hearing, i hope you can hear it. they finished singing, a choir from a local church here in charlotte. it is almost as if this community is trying to reclaim this intersection that was the scene of chaotic riot on wednesday of course last night and tonight peaceful protests. we caught up with some of them here in uptown charlotte. >> in uptown charlotte. businesses are open with plans to close early because of the curfew while others did not. posting signs on the door like this one. >> our streets. >> whose streets? >> our streets. >> businesses are opting to now police involved shooting that claimed the life of keith scott earlier. >> i am proud it is my generation moving towards this. i feel like we are -- we are the ones making the difference in the future obviously. and we are the ones that should push the world to a more inclusive state. >> this riot lead to the death of a protester who was shot by another protester. widespread vandalism and a dozen officers injured still fresh in everyone's mind. >> organizers of night march want to make sure that it stays peaceful while making their voices heard about stopping police violence. >> it makes me sad. makes mow -- me angry and makes me empowered. >> peaceful resistance. peace as the center peace for the cause. the best way to get others to listen and act. the cause is with sally, this is her third straight night demonstrating. >> why is it important for you >> i want to live in a just world. i want my children and grandchildren to grow up in a just world. >> reporter: back here live in charlotte you are looking at what amounts on to be a peaceful demonstration here. we are next to the epi center that is major district. ordinarily on a friday night with restaurants and night spots and bars that be bustling. many of the restaurants and spots closed early. many of them are closing early because of tonight's curfew. of course, a big rally and demonstration also planned for tomorrow right here at uptown shar let. thousands are expected. cullen, debra? . >> all right. thank you, reporting live for us in uptown charlotte, thank you. similar demonstrations were held tonight in other parts of the country. it had was the scene in atlanta this evening. crowds parched through the chanting the georgia chapter of the naacp put the rally together and it was a peaceful event. >> what is happening in charlotte is impacting people across north carolina. students held their own rallies to show their solidarity with the queen city. adam owens is here with more. >> students say they are fed up. they have seen officer-involved shootings in other parts of the country. this one in charlotte is a lot of them to action. >> i have seen so many bodies that look like mine fall to the hands of police. >> reporter: that is what these bodies are to represent. they took part in a dye in the student union. the mood was solemn and the room was silent. [crying] >> i sat and cried. >> reporter: earlier dem straighters held a rally held a rally outside. >> i am hurting and grieving. and i could not stand to let one more murder go by. without trying to get my voice not to be had heard. >> he better not be dead. >> raise your hand if you are from charlotte. >> peace,. >> no just! >> stop killing us! stop killing us! >> students north carolina feel the same. there was a large rally at unc chapel hill as l. -- as well. packed with the same emotion. a march through campus. this was organized by the black student union. williams is the president of that organization. >> this march is in recognition of the fact that black men, black women and children deserve the same sort of values placed on their lives as any other person. plan to join protesters in charlotte this weekend. now, there are plans to hold a forum next week between citizens and the police. debra? >> adam owens, thank you. we are monitoring the protest in charlotte. we will have another live report from ken smith in 30 minutes. the silent protest of pro quarterback kaepernick is spreading to high school football sidelines. half of the players at hillside high school in durham took a knee during the national anthem tonight. it happened just before their game school. cap nick began protesting over -- kaepernick began protesting over it. a teacher who stepped on an american flag as part of a lesson will be suspended for 10 days without pay. he is a history teacher at high school. he stepped on the flag as a teaching moment on the first amendment. it upset students and parents. punishment handed down by hill. >> so, i will not be silent. i will not sit down. i will exercise my right and i will follow this through. >> the superintendent called it inappropriate and he says he stands by his lesson plan. they are hoping new images will track down suspects in the deadly shooting. take a look. the police tell us the silver or gray car jackob's last night. the car appears to have damage to the left rear door and may have a small spoiler on the trunk. he was shot multiple times in the chest outside of a mcdonald's on capitol boulevard. he died at the hospital. the police are looking for two men who were in that silver car. deadly crash is under investigation at wake county. at 6:00. one person was thrown pr-t vehicle. that person died at the scene. we are working to find out if there were any other injuries. a judge could decide next week if key pieces of evidence in the chandler case will get tossed out. he is charged with killing three people in a deadly dwi crash after driving the wrong way down interstate 85. today his attorneys do not want his blood alcohol content or cell phone dataa to make it to trial. they say both were -- data to make it to trial. they say sloppy police work. hundreds of peep gathered to remember victims of domestic violence. remember my name candlelight vigil was held on the steps of the courthouse. during the sreugit the names of those who died as a result of domestic violence over the past year in north carolina were read aloud. the goal of the vigil is to highlight where people can go for help. state regulators reduced to 6.8 million fine against duke energy. the department of environmental settlement over the dan river coal ash spill. they appealed the settlement and both sides growed on a $6 million amount -- agreed on a $6 million amount. they ordered them to phase out the coal ash ponds and separate was cut last year from 25 down to $7 million. it is a bold and innovative way to help nonprofits and give law experience. opening a community clinic near moore square. 8 students will provide back up legal services free of charge to area nonprofit agencies and disadvantaged clients and overseen by ashley campbell. a megacelebration is underway in wash washington, d.c. [music] the smithsonian's national museum of african-american the 400,000 square foot museum was decided. >> we want to make sure our children's children, children know the things that we have done to make this country what it is today. >> president barack obama will speak at tomorrow's star- studded dedication ceremony. wral gerald owens will have a live report at 6:00 on wral. the latest on charlotte on a fourth night of protest. the calls of justice, the calls of peace. the response of the video leading up to the police shooting that started it all. plus, are you still having a tough time finding gas? how much the state is spending to get gas to the stations across the state. help is on the way for northeastern north carolina. we will show you how they are dealing with the devastated skies cleared up late this evening. we are setting ourselves up for a nice bright day on saturday. things will not stay that way too long. 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. and the insurance industry... not you. taking another look as the streets there. hay have been on the move. several hundred. again, the top of the show. everything remained peaceful so far. at one point they walked from uptown over on to 277. they were were only on 277 for a short time, though. >> we only have one report of a demonstrator treated for heat exhaustion. otherwise everything has been calm and peaceful. certainly hope it stays that way. we will continue to monitor this. another live report from the qu more enformation on the state's response to the gas shortage. according to the governor the state spent $185,000 in response to the shortage caused by the pipeline that ruptured down in bermingham, alabama. truck drivers have been working extended hours to bring gasoline from the port of wilmington to the state. the money came from the emergency fund. northcarolina is in danger of losing another sporting event will pull the women's golf championship in south port unless the law is repealed by jan 10th. it will not pull events held on college campuses. another delay in the fortified project. the shift to the inside lanes on i-40 east to south saunders street will not be complete until wednesday morning. dot-crews plan to work overnight to move traffic in the new lanes. all of t weather. rescued teams from around income mechanic spent the day pulling people out of the floodwaters in the town of windsor. 138 people have been rescued. almost half of them from a nursing home. this is what the town looked like yesterday from sky 5. today, the floodwater has gone down substantially. several blocks of downtown are closed. rem plants of julia forced the river out of its banks, flooding homes, businesses and churches. flooded like this. >> well, yes, it begins to take a toll on you after awhile. the people of the community want us to be part of the kphoupbity and they are still urging us to rebuild. we are looking to rebuild after this flood as well. >> they are resilient there. the town's fire chief says 35 homes around town have flood damage and 100 businesses. >> we have a lot of rain around here. but, windsor got a lot in the past few days into 17 inches, a lot more than 1-2. so, we thankful for that. we have a great day coming up tomorrow. skies cleared across the area. nice if i can sit here and tell you it will be sunny all weekend. but, wrong answer. now, it will not be terrible on sunday. we will talk about that in a second. starting off with the temperatures around the area. they dropped in the upper 60s near the north carolina border. roxboro at 68. same at south hill. wilson, 69. everybody of else 70 or higher. are not all that terribly pleasant. upper 60s to 70s. goldsboro at 74. a lot of vapor this in the air. could lead to fog in some areas late tonight and first thing in the morning. you are in an area where that happens and you get up early and you lock at it and say what is all of this talk about sunshine? give it an hour. it will be gone. okay. the rest of the day will be sunny. so, everybody is going to enjoy the sunshine tomorrow. all right, here satellite and the radar. again, this area of rotation that has been sitting off of the coast for what seems like a millennium now is starting to move and retreat. so as a result we finally are getting in on the dry air that is sitting up to the north and west for days now. finally it moved in and allowed our skies to clear. things will be in good shape overnight. now when you look at this towards 7:00 tomorrow morning you start to see all of the clouds and even patchy fog forming towards morning. again, a chance that you will be in one of the areas and you will get up and you will say my gosh it looks terrible. not going to take long at all to get rid of it. burn away quickly and the rest of the day will be sunny, warm, humid. some would call it hot with high temperatures around 90. then, a cold front begins to dip in from the north and the east on saturday night. we get up sunday morning it is socked in with clouds. don't think we will see much in the way of rain. maybe a few sprinkles or light showers. but getting the sun to come out the day on sunday ands as a result of it taking the sun away and having a cooler air mass move in behind the front. the temperatures could be 10-15 degrees cooler on sunday than they are going to be for tomorrow. now, a different look and a different feel but if you have outdoor plans for either day you are fine. it does not look like either day will be a wash out. definitely not tomorrow and sunday just a now sprinkles and light showers. for the rest of the night. still on the muggy side. the overnight low, 67. then, tomorrow, starting off with sunshine. scientific term. now, heading through the afternoon. fair weather clouds that will not pop up you and produce the rain. high temperatures around 90 and again, plenty of humidity to go along with that. then, contrast with that, sunday, all of a sudden we are socked in with clouds. just a couple sprinkles or light showers. weekend. then, a couple more showers on monday and our best chance of rain the next seven-days is on tuesday when we can have showers and thunder and lightning and all of that stuff. >> yes. very fun. >> yes. keeping it fun. >> absolutely. >> thank you, greg. all right, it will be a unique edition of fox's sunday night lineup. the main character takes no prisoner. >> ken smith will give us a preview of the son of zor. how the stars felt about working with an animated hero. the hurricanes are back at camp and getting long and much talked about playoff drought. young players. the team hit the ice for the first time early this morning at the arena. now, the head coach was not there because he is an assistant coach with team canada that is competing in the hockey world cup. that left the leadership up for the veterans for a group guys in the early good day. and i consider it was quick. it was fast. i think that is what bill is preaches and that is what we got today. so, i am sure he will be happy with it. >> the results, you know, shows that we are heading in the right direction and i feel like we have information to make the playoffs this year. >> two big road games ahead for the local teams. and a conference opener for host pittsburgh. steve logan breaking it down starting with tomorrow's game in chapel hill. >> if north carolina could not stop the james madison running game how in the sam hell are they going to stop pittsburgh running game? >> i tell you, normally, time of possession is not interesting to me. but what you are seeing here, the two football teams are so opposed the way they go about things. pittsburgh if they can, in their game plan, they are going to pound them over and over and over and keep them off of the field. he is the flip side of that. the offense, unc. when they get on the field early in the game they better score. >> duke at notre dame. irish lost 2 games. >> yep. >> do you think they will be wanting the blue devils? >> ready to go. the flip side of that as well. i really like daniel jones. i like that quarterback. i like duke's defense. they are good enough. of this, this week. they need to get vertical with the passing game. they got to get vertical. they are way, way, way too much. east carolina with a golden opportunity to win at south carolina. did not do it because of red zone issues. how do you correct red zone issues? >> you go out every day this week. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. instead of doing a normal 3rddown day on wednesday you make it a red zone day. instead of doing the first and 2nddown day on red zone day. thursday, it is a red zone day and you pound it and you stomp that demon out. don't let that rear its ugly head. [ laughter ] >> if you like that, you seemed to have liked that. check out 30 minutes of that. steve logan and jeff bradley every morning at 11:00 a.m. over on wral. >> yes. friday, a red zone day. >> yes. saturday, red zone day. >> yes. a night that the exsift is on out noyes. way to tie it all together. >> yes. >> all right, thank you. >> thank you. high school football takes a back society to protest in the charlotte area tonight. still to come, we will tell you where they will not be playing under friday night- lights. >> we will take you out on charlotte live where 4th night of protests continues over the poli sfx: door rattles.glass shatters she'll call nine one one. average response time? eleven minutes. too late. her right to self defense. and with supreme court justices, hillary can. don't let hillary leave you protected with nothing but a phone. the nra political victory fund of charlotte shows another peaceful night of protests in the queen city. >> people carrying signs tonight, flooding the streets, still. blocking the areas off in downtown charlotte. again it remains peaceful tonight. let's go to ken smith who is monitoring the situation from the ground, ken? >> reporter: that is really the key. the centerpiece is about peace. even though at times traffic is di charlotte or on the interstate. that happens. but, what is happening here on the the corner of trade and college praise and worship team from a church here in charlotte have been singing praise and worship songs for the last maybe 45 minutes to an hour. and, you can sense the change in mood, the change in team is having an impact on everybody who is standing around. everybody who is standing around they are smiling, even though they are chanting they are holding their signs. it is -- it is religious-based. and this is them showing l faith. now, the other pockets of demonstrators making their way around charlotte tonight. so, this is just one group. several different pockets of dem straighters maki charlotte through the police department or if it is weston part of the uptown charlotte. they just have people everywhere chanting and showing signs. the word is they plan to continue to demonstrate even beyond tonight's curfew because remember, there is a curfew in place at midnight. just like last night, they plan to still be out here demonstrating. but, again, i want to be quiet [singing] [singing] >> that is the scene around here for the last hour. people just praising and worshiping here in this corner. >> so, what i am told is they are trying to get in uptown charlotte and reclaim this community according to them. cullen, debra. >> good to see the change. no question. parts of the city. that is really interesting as long as it stays peaceful. >> ken smith live in charlotte, thank you. >> one high school football game had to be postponed tonight because of a planned peaceful protest in downtown moresville. the game in statesville high is monday night at 7:00. the school district says the protest diminished efforts to staff the game. they noted the current climate and charlotte and the social media posts. funeral services will be shot and killed last week by a tulsa police officer. the family of 40-year-old terence cru it tcher says the funeral will be on saturday. a wake is planned for him who was fatally shot on a officer. she is charged with first degree manslaughter. a memorial fund for her four children got 157,000. president barack obama allowed families of september 11th victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. 15 of the 19 men who carried out the attacks it in new york, pennsylvania, washington, d.c. were saudi nationals. the president says the bill would help with national security. sets the stage for a veto override. now, tonight, trump says he is greatly honored that ted cruz said he will vote for rump for prid at the republican convention. today he changed his mind for wo? reasons, first, his promise to support the republican nominee and second his belief that democrat hillary clinton is fully unacceptable. >> trump and clinton campaigns each released is hoping to make a new impact. the new ad has highlights over the years of women asking if if he is the right candidate for america's daughters. trump ad released midweek says america ahead while flashing video of the khrepbt ons -- clintons from the early '90s. they out spent trump by 5-1 margin during the general election campaign. the cleanup of the transformer super fund site near rdu is entering the next phase. the epa announced it struck a deal to clean up water near the site. the site was a factory back in the 1960s. contaminated the soil in the water. for the past decade, workers are removing soil the epa says the new deal with the company is responsible for the cost will total $5.5 million. target is ending minishopping adults. some customers complained about bruised ankles calling them vehicles of mass destruction. parents have frustration of children that got carried away and parents said their kids had meltdowns when they could not take home the goos in their cart. >> a tough situation right there. that say tough situation. [ laughter ] >> i can see that with the kids zooming around with those carts. >> i used to love taking a cart next to my mom and going shop something to yes, bonding on. >> tough situation. well, animated live action comedy hybrid. coming to fox on sunday night. >> coming up on fox 50. tonight, we will get a preview of the now fox series "son of zorn" marking hispanic heritage premiere week starts with the debut of "zorn". >> wral ken smith traveled to hollywood and caught up with >> you have not been around much, zorn. >> reporter: this is what happens when real life and animation stprept. >> i have been busy. >> making sure he goes to the get a hand on it. >> now, staff of qib is just a stick. >> it is an action hybrid that took getting used to for its stars. >> okay, i was 19. >> you get handed a script with an goes through your mind? >> uh ... [ laughter ] a little confusion. it was -- confused. it was hard to understand what they were were talking about when they said that, you know know, zorn is animated and the rest of us are not you. >> are applying way too much pressure on my hand. >> reporter: and stars tim meadows. he tells me why his character appealed to him. >> i was starting from 0 that sort of help develop who this guy was going to be. >> oh, hot pockets. >> and then acting with a character. he was not really there. any job. at home, learning loins, i am talking to nobody. so that is all i am doing on this show. that is what i am doing on the show i am talking to an x on the nightstand or, you know, in the corner of a wall or so and you just act to it. >> action. >> >> so we have a lot of fun. the animation is last. so whatever we do they can animate it to whatever we did. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> it premieres on sunday night right here on fox 50 and to see ken's entoire interviews with cheryl heinz, meadows and the others go to fox50.com and look hollywood. i am thinking of space jam, remember with michael jordan? >> yeah. how fun. must be unusual for the actor. >> yes. now, go and check it out on fox 50.com. a replica of a famed racing yacht. >> we will take you aboard and inspiration. >> we have been docked in weather. weather. i'm roy cooper...and my mom used to teach in this school. she was so proud to be a north carolina teacher. she wouldn't have liked how we've fallen to 41st in teacher pay... 44th in per-student spending... or that governor mccrory tried to cut education funding to its lowest budget share in over 30 years. it's why thousands of teachers are moving out of state. as governor, i'll make schools the priority again. after over 20 years in congress, senator richard burr has been making washington work... for himself. burr voted 5 times to raise his own pay, while his net worth has increased over 500%... making over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make insider trading by congressmen illegal, burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington is responsible for the content of this advertising. middle 1800s the boats raced and americans wanted to be part of it. a yacht was built, named america, it raced, won by 8 minutes. >> that is cool. that boat is no longer around but a duplicate today. we go there now. >> reporter: she crested through the clouds and the rain of a storm. [ laughter ] >> it is a ghost ship. >> less of a ghost, more of a grand child. the modern day coupe cat of "america" the yacht that beat the british in a race, one that "america's cup". >> he calls himself a amateur sailor. >> looks like she is doing 30 knots, moving big time. wow! >> reporter: he got hoar at daybreak just to watch the ship come in. her captain is tony seers. >> i still can not believe i am doing it. >> reporter: he bought her 11 years ago and sails her around the world. >> for me it is a dream come true. 11-year-old ethan dreams, to. >> one of the biggest boats i have seen. >> reporter: eager to the racing yacht. he is eager to explore the 7 seas as well. >> it is pretty awesome. i mean, i don't think you can get a bigger sailboat than this. >> reporter: it is pretty awesome. that is a harpblg part of -- that is a large part of the point. inspiring new sailors to take to the sea. >> touch the hearts of some of the kids that come on board and inspoeur them to have a future well worth the effort. >> inspire them to have a future in sailing then, then it is well worth the effort. >> will be here through monday. to find out how to see it or take a tour go to our web site. what will the sailing weather be throughout the week? >> looks pretty good. we got julia moving out of the way and the upper level low moving out of way. more sunshine. at least on saturday. we will see how things turn out. it will be a brighter start to the weekend. anhi in recent days. go ahead and start off with the skycam rahere looking through downtown raleigh. the numbers at the airport right now, 71 with mostly cheer skies and a calm wind. the dew point temperature is at 69. and that is a problem for late tonight and first thing in the morning in the sthaepbs it may lead to the formation of a deck of low clouds or maybe even fog to start on saturday. this is the type of situation where it should burn off very, above that lowest part of the atmosphere. so, the sun shoo be able on go on work and get rid of that really, really fast. don't let that get you if you get up in the morning and happen to see the gray. >> as we take a look at the counterclockwise circulation, a lot less precipitation than there has been in recent days with this. the circulation was finally retreating off to the north and east now and finally getting out of our air allowing us to enjoy nice weather for the first part of the weekend. now, what you are looking at here is relative humidity looking at the lowest four layers of the atmosphere and i just defined them. basically it goes until 5,000 feet or a mile above the surface. then you have this chunk, this chunk and this chunk. heading on into tomorrow, late tomorrow morning in the afternoon. the relative humidity gets let's than 50%. that is what the colors mean in there. even up in here it is a light green. if you were to see a dark green that would signify perhaps a not the case. so, maybe just a few fair weather clouds and that will be it. however, on sunday, a different ball game here. all of a sudden we have some of the darker growns showing up especially at layers of 2, 3 and four. we are likely to be mostly cloudo sunday. don't think we will see much in the way of rain. just a few sprinkles or light showers. it will be a different looking day and with the temperatures running 10-15 days cooler it will be much different feeling day as well. and then i think we monday night and tuesday to get any real good chance of significant rain out of that pattern. on sunday, monday, tuesday. all of it at this point look to be cloudy days. >> all right, for the overnight period looking for fair skies. muggy, 67 for the overnight low. again, low clouds and fog late tonight and first thing in the morning. but, the sun will quickly go to work and poof that out of here. the temperatures in the middle 80s by lunchtime and getting close-up to 90 as we head towards the middle and late afternoon period. then on sunday, again, a much different look and feel but not much in the way of rain. so, if i had outdoor plans for sunday and did not mind it being cooler and cloudier heck go ahead with it. >> now, the next best chance of significant rain would not come until tuesday in the form showers and thunderstorms. >> so, the international festival monday noon until 3 clock. >> yes. should be fine. i think you will be more comfortable than folks that are out in the direct son. >> that would be nice -- sun. that would be nice. >> yes. bring mium my -- my umbrella. hispanic leaders making a ?? ?? ?? ?? know you can save today hispanic heritage to recognize those it in the stphao?uz wral celebrates by introducing you to leaders in the difference of our community. leading in the world of technology. as an engineer at cisco systems. he still remembers when he was a kid in costa rica. the day his uncle told him ... [indiscernible] >> reporter: he left almost 20 years ago. moved to the u.s. as a newlywed and began woin systems in customer support. >> i feel as much as part of the community as i do part of my community in costa rica. so, for me that is an important bridge. today he is known as an engineer working with cisco and he has written several books and awarded a few patents. rica. this is what got me here. >> in the world of technology making a difference on-line and in the community surrounding him. >> i see now more and more hispanic people doing the same thing. >> celebrating his airportage, now, wral news. >> and you can see other standenout members of community featured in our hispanic series just viceit our web site. as we leave you tonight we will show you more live pictures from charlotte. literally where there were riots two nights ago, the same place, there are choirs singing in the same place. peaceful, it has been a calm might. a day of peace. >> thank you very much for is that ice-t? nope, it's lemonade. is that ice-t? lemonade. ice-t? what's with these people, man? lemonade, read the sign. lemonade. read it. ok. delicious. ice-t at a lemonade stand? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money marin saved by switching to geico. yo, ice-t! it's lemonade, man! today, technology is changing... homes are changing.... lives are changing. and all those changes take energy. at duke energy, we're changing too, giving you new ways to control your power use and stay in the know... ...for smarter energy choices every day. lights, camera, access. brad's side of the story has come out. >> it wasn't a fight between him and the kids or him and maddox. >> what actually went down on that private jet? and was it caught on camera? i'm natalie morales. we're taking you on board for a look at how this family and a select no other. >> the 0.00001%. >> anything that has a good beat. >> are you immediately offended as a dancer? >> kendall's ballet backlash. is this too much to do about nothing or a valid complaint? >> you have to work hard. you have to sweat. >> is that what that means? >> i don't know. i'm asking. >> what are you asking? >> is this what comes with it?

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