steven is a judge for miami dade's criminal division. we have the highest merge of mental illness, 9.1 of the general population, combined with florida, which is 49th or 50th per capita, and that has resulted in all of our gaols becoming the largest psychiatric facilities in the state. for years, he watched as the failings of an overburdened mental health system brought those suffering from mental health illnesses. courtroom. >> i don't think gaol is the right place for you. if you let me get you treatment. you may be able to get out of this place. >> reporter: folks like this, a 34-year-old paranoid schizophrenia, arrested 33 times since 2002. left without treatment, likeman says he and others end up living on the streets. they self-med kate with drugs or alcohol, and land in gaol for crimes like pan handling, press passing or petty theft. >> a lot of the crimes we gets are quality of life offenses. they are not exiting nasty horrible offenses, they are getting arrested. >> nationwide numbers are not better. 2 million with mental illnes

. >> there's a home invasion robbery in dade county.hree men come in, tie the people up, they ask them for drugs, money, same type of m.o. very violent. >> this time one of the victims managed to call police who arrived at the crime still in progress. >> the police corral the place and grab the three of them. >> the three men were alberto rincon, 24, alex hernandez, 20, and pablo aybar, 22. >> dade county police look at the fliers, look at their three suspects and go, hey, pablo aybar, he's one of our suspects. >> i'm going, this is great. this is the guy. >> gary foye came in and positively identified aybar as the man he saw driving the mercedes the morning of the murder. he doesn't pick alex hernandez. >> aybar seemed a good match. and police soon got a second id from his roommate, john clemesco. >> are you sure that was pablo on that tape? >> yeah. he also recognized someone named pimp lover. he was referring to seth penalver from ft. lauderdale. on the morning of the murders, clemesco said they grabbed a tech nine from the house and

. >> there was a home invasion robbery in dade county. three men come in, tie the people up, ask them for drugs, money, same type of m.o. very violent. >> this time one of the victims managed to call police, who i a rived at the crime still in progress. >> the police corral the place and grab the three of them. >> the three men were alberto rincone, 24. alex hernandez, 20 and pablo ibar, 22. >> dade county police looked at the flyers, looked at the three suspects and go, hey, pablo ibar and alex hernandez, these are the two guys. >> metro dade called us up and said i have somebody you should at least come look at. that was pablo ibar. i'm thinking, this is great. this is the guy. >> gary foy came in and positively i.d.'d ibar as the man he saw driving the mercedes the morning of the murder. >> he doesn't pick alex hernandez. he said he looks similar. but he picks ibar. >> he seemed a good match for the mustached killer and police soon got a second i.d. from ibar's roommate john clamesco. >> are you sure that was pablo on the tape? >> yeah

extra in the 12 and dade at 7. extra in the 12th. this is tomlinson first mainly league at bat. sharp single up the middle. member of the family on hand. his wife was there she was so nervous she thought she would throw up. tomorrow lip son in scoring position at third. buster brings him home. giants up 8-7. mainly league baseball is great. breen trying to close it out in the bottom of the 12th. not so grit right now. the garcia with man aboard good tonight game over drive home safely. the eighth and final home run of the night is a walk off 2 run homer then is a walk off 2 run homer then-8 braves the final. giants blow the 6 nothing lead. they have 3 ladies in the game which they could in the hold on to. they are new 3 back of l.a. in the west because the dodgers were idle tonight. a's cocoa crisp fresh off the disabled list starting against baltimore. opposite of the gentleman's game. chris davis hay deep and goodbye 3 run homer in the first. chavez can't get anybody out. jump out to a lead in this game. jess he have. out to left center 2 run homer one of the few positive for

loving counties along the coast -- the 11 counties along the coast all the way to what is now miami-dade county. nassau county at the very top in the last couple of years has joined the florida inland navigation district, because they want some of the benefits in terms of dredging. the federal government, in exchange for -- and i have been preaching this for a long time -- in exchange for florida buying the canal and turning it over to the federal government the federal government was supposed to maintain it in perpetuity. today, the florida inland navigation district, which our property is taxed for all property in broward county is taxed to maintain, the florida inland navigation district days about 80% of the cost of maintaining the waterway. the federal government, the army corps, is so behind in funding the waterway all the way up the coast and not just florida, that they contribute a measly 20%. if it weren't for the florida inland navigation district, we wouldn't have a beautiful atlantic coast intercoastal waterway. >> next on our tour of the history of fort lauderdale, author ma

miami-dade actually has their own police department. can you explain that to me a bit? >> we do. strike a fair balance between safety and security, protecting the schools, the students and teachers, and provide a social effective envelope that nurtures and protects the whole child. so our officers are trained not just to really dole out law enforcement and arrest kids, they're trained to interact with students and demystify the student/child relationship with law enforcement, something the rest of america needs to learn from. so they are part social workers. they are part police officers. much more work needs to be done. secondly, we have decided early on that putting kids out of school is not useful. it is not grounded in good practice. so we created success centers where students that for a brief period of time need to be removed from that environment are still in an educational environment with digital c contempt, with social workers, with psychologists perfectly trained and able to detect the early signals of behavioral issues and actually connect them with the appropriate so

extra in the 12 and dade at 7. extra in the 12th. this is tomlinson first mainly league at bat.le up the middle. member of the family on hand. his wife was there she was so nervous she thought she would throw up. tomorrow lip son in scoring position at third. buster brings him home. giants up 8-7. mainly league baseball is great. breen trying to close it out in the bottom of the 12th. not so grit right now. the garcia with man aboard good tonight game over drive home safely. the eighth and final home run of the night is a walk off 2 run homer then is a walk off 2 run homer then-8 braves the final. giants blow the 6 nothing lead. they have 3 ladies in the game which they could in the hold on to. they are new 3 back of l.a. in the west because the dodgers were idle tonight. a's cocoa crisp fresh off the disabled list starting against baltimore. opposite of the gentleman's game. chris davis hay deep and goodbye 3 run homer in the first. chavez can't get anybody out. jump out to a lead in this game. jess he have. out to left center 2 run homer one of the few positive for the a's. 2

then the years have borne that out with that first milestones to become campaign chairman at miami-dade county and in 98 elected to the west miami city commission. >> he served on the foreign relations committee and the committee and intelligence in the education committee in small business committee event has taken the lead on many issues including the police, education regulatory policy he writes then trafficing throat the world. leading opponent of a big government vision for america for their quest for the american dream. that is the public record. as a best-selling author of three books and an adjunct professor of florida national university in devoted has been an exemplary father of four beautiful children. and will respond -- remain humble but i firmly believe he offers the best combination of fresh ideas and energy and electability and integrity and ability to expand our appeal to groups he could never reach in the past. the positive message bids remind me of ronald reagan with his vision of america of "the shining" city on a hill. so welcome our next president hopefully, marco

. >> reporter: moments from now governor rick scott of florida will be meeting with miami-dade county'srgency operations managers. then he will make himself available to talk to the media and, of course, spread a message to the people of florida. this all coming after declaring that state of emergency this morning. miami-dade county expected to receive the brunt of this tropical storm if it stays a tropical storm late sunday night into monday morning. tropical storm erika remains exactly that right now. the governor says it poses a severe threat to the entire state. the latest track hats -- has the center of the storm going straight up the spine of florida, though it has veered slightly to the west as a tropical storm and hitting fort myers, naples, marco island, then going up north into georgia. where erika's already been, there's been major destruction. buildings collapsing into the street and down hillsides in the island of dom knee ca. the tropical storm costing several lives, reports are at least a dozen people and calamitous flooding throughout the leeward islands. another major p

, pero sus remanentes traerÁn problemas en la florida, existe advertencia de inundaciones en miami-dadesaludo con mucho gusto, con tantuÉntanos q novedades. >> asÍ es edgardo, estamos viendo la calma ante la tormenta que estamos en miami beach, donde muchas personas estÁn ignorando las advertencias de salvavidas y estÁn tratando de aprovechar el mar y este clima ante las llegada del mal tiempo. >> los residentes del sur de la florida, respiran aliviados hoy al no ser erika una tormenta tropical, pero segÚn el centro nacional de huracanes este sistema de mal tiempo podrÍa traer fuertes lluvia y peligrosas inundaciones. >> lo que pasa que se han unido dos sistemas el remanente de erika al sur, y el que estaba en el golfo de mÉxico, se esperan hasta 6 pulgadas de lluvia o mÁs en las prÓximas horas. >> el servicio de guardacostas, advierte que tienen que cuidarse por los fuertes vientos a medida que el mal tiempo se acerca a este estado. >> el remanente de erika seguiÁa moviÉndose hacia el noreste, luego ingresando hacia el golfo de mÉxico en horas de la noche, donde se esperan condiciones

mom, if it weren't for spencer i would be dade. >> an up likely vacation store making tree friends heroes. >> the parents of anthony sadler say they're stunned and relived to hear about her son's heroics. he is a student at sacramento state university. >> his word, jumped him. they put a whooping on him. >> the sadlers now are hoping to get their son on a plane as quick as possible and get him book home. >>> as the story continues to unfold, depressed on abc7 news and follow us on twitter, abc7 news bay area. >>> san jose police on the lookout for a driver wanted for a deadly hit-and-run. happened just after 6:00 this morning. one called police to report a man down on the road. appliance found a man in his 60s dead. they do not have information about the driver or vehicle involved. >>> dozens protested outside the planned parenthood clinic in any hairedword, calling for an end of federal funding for the health care organization. the protests are in response to an anti-abortion group that secretly filmed videos the group says showed planned parenthood staffers selling feet tall tissue for

mom, if it weren't for spencer i would be dade. >> an up likely vacation store making tree friends heroes. >> the parents of anthony sadler say they're stunned and relived to hear about her son's heroics. he is a student at sacramento state university. >> his word, jumped him. they put a whooping on him. >> the sadlers now are hoping to get their son on a plane as quick as possible and get him book home. >>> as the story continues to unfold, depressed on abc7 news and follow us on twitter, abc7 news bay area. >>> san jose police on the lookout for a driver wanted for a deadly hit-and-run. happened just after 6:00 this morning. one called police to report a man down on the road. appliance found a man in his 60s dead. they do not have information about the driver or vehicle involved. >>> dozens protested outside the planned parenthood clinic in any hairedword, calling for an end of federal funding for the health care organization. the protests are in response to an anti-abortion group that secretly filmed videos the group says showed planned parenthood staffers selling feet tall tissue for

. >>> the airlines are predicting a large spike in travel over the labor dade weekend, an estimated 14.2ers are expected to fly over the holiday, a 3% increase from last year, they are boosted their schedules with more flights and larger planes to meet demands and added additional employees through the first half of this year. starbucks and pinera are rolling out new versions of a fall drink, they are revamping their pumpkin spice lattes, starbucks says it will use real pumpkin and remove artificial colors and flavors for the drink. snoox researchers have discovered a new breast feeding benefit for women, it could reduce a risk of heart disease later in life. researchers say that pregnancy makes the heart work harder but breast feeding may help a woman return her body to a normal state. >>> now abc news is working on news stores today at 4:00. looking live from sky 6 hd at the atlantic city beach, meteorologist, david murphy has the check of your seven-day forecast with relief on the way when okay continues in just a moment. >>> a children's outpatient facility in kensington is getting a

when you're talking miami-dade county public schools, a lot of teachers, a lot of low income earners. and now they face losing their health insurance or seeing fewer health care benefits as a result of this taxpayer could you share your views? >> want other things, for those population and for those communities the types of increases we're seeing in terms of the percentage increase in premiums was already existing some of the shipyard on but in terms of how they're doing co-sharing and networks and deductibles those things were occurring already. by having downward pressure of the excise tax in terms of the question of people's interest in companies and other employers interest in trying to control their health care costs we believe it's something that does put downward pressure on overall cost. the other issue that we all had to consider with regard to this excise tax is the federal deficit. the question of any changes in out interrelate with the federal deficit. those are the two issues i think come to the fore. question of whether or not overall it has downward pressure and in then

here in miami dade local concrete company is giving out free sandbags to residents and they have prepared for tropical storm erika, as you you can see residents are taking advantage of this more than a thousand bags, have been given out. >> just in case, we're getting ready, because it says that it will come with lots of water. >> reporter: and crews have been setting up pull tops keep water from flooding miami beaches. marry bell rodriguez for cbs news, west miami. >>> much different scene here in our neighborhood such a beautiful morning, this morning. "eyewitness news" there on the steps on the art museum, if you are in exercising programs today do it somewhere with a great view and that is what they d i know kyla knows what i'm talking about in the cbs-3 weather center. you have been bringing good news for days now. >> yes, just stunning this week. biggest factor is that humidity level. it is just lovely walking out the door. we have that again today but it will change. the since we were talking about tropical storm erika i will get an update where it is right now and what we can expe

heading back to school, "eyewitness news" at the school of the future, in park side for district's e dade or education day. it fee he tucson side student registration and information session toss help prepare families for upcoming school year. not far off at all. >>> for the first time in 54 years an american flag flies over the embassy in cuba but will cuban flag wave over ben franklin parkway? there isn't one right now but coming up would be cuban american man's fight to fly the flag in philadelphia. >>> rattled nerves in new jersey, where an earthquake caused the ground to shake big time, this morning, kate. >>> we are heating up heading in the weekend, it will be the fourth heat wave of the summer, of 2015, i will tell you how hot and when heat wave may eventually break, coming up with the seven day forecast, hi, pat. >>> hi kate, there will be no sam bradford on sunday as eagles pump breaks with their new quarterback plus some injury news a key cog will be out the entire preseason, more on that comin >>> well, after more than 50 years the american flag flies over the u.s. embassy in

it is attempt by the archdioces to console dade all of the information released by federal, state and city sources in just putting all in one place. this play book is broken down into six sections. >> we tried to address absolutely everything, from secure tip, to driving logistics, to how do you take care of your pets during something this big. >> officials say they'll update this play book as the papal visit get closer. also, learning more about the visitors and what they will abby loud to bring inside the fence in the security zones. unopened bottles of watt remember permit examined. organizers also say that you should assume that clear bags will be preferred, as well as ponchos, instead of umbrellas. they are also encourage people to bring extra cell phone batteries because charging areas will be limited. full list of allowed and prohibited items, we're told, that will be released soon. for complete coverage of the papal visit head to our website, there find link to the newly released play book all at cbsphilly.com. >> there is much more to come this morning on "eyewitness news", i

>> we're looking at the blue route around mac dade boulevard.you're headed northbound or southbound, you can see from our cameras that you'll do just find. coming up at 5:30, we check in with more majors around the philadelphia area. >>> an off-duty philadelphia police officer is dead this morning. his brothers in blue here at the 12th district are in mourning. coming up, i'll tell you what we learned about the deadly hit and run crash. how investigators say one witness kept the other driver from getting away. >>> i'm jesse gary live outside 30th street station. energy and excitement related to the pope's visit next month. that story right after the break. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price

it is an attempt by the archdioces to console dade all of the information released by federal, state,ces, then putting all in one location. >> this play book is broken down into six sections. >> we tried to address absolutely everything, from security, to driving logistics, to how do you table care of your pet during something this big? >> officials say they'll update the play book as the papal visit gets closer. and, also learning more about what visitors will be allowed to bring into those fence in the security zones. unopened bottles of water will be permitted, organizers say that visitors should also assume that clear bags will be preferred, as well as ponchos, over umbrellas. they're also encouraging people to bring in extra cell phone battery or portable chargers, because charging areas will be limited. a full list of allowed and prohibited item we're told will be released soon. >>> right now, 5:15, the latest on the forecast, first tropical storm erika has form in the atlantic. the storm developed last night. the national hurricane center says right now, that erika is not a thr

when you're talking miami-dade county public schools, it's a lot of teachers. it's a lot of low-income earners, and now they face losing their health insurance or seeing fewer health care benefits as a result of this tax. could you share some of your views on this issue? >> yes. one of the things is that for those populations and for those communities, the types of increases we were see in terms of the percentage increase were already existing. those things were occurring already. by having the downward pressure of the excise tax in terms of the question of people's interest and companies and other employers' interest in trying to control their health care cost, we believe it puts downward pressure on overall cost. the other issue we have to consider is the federal deficit and the question of any changes in how it interrelates with the federal deficit. so those are the two issues that come to the fore. the question of whether or not it has down downward pressure. >> do you have concern for the low-income earners that don't make a lot of money but at least for m

. >> we were talking about what you should avoid on a first dade. i said i like to eat a lobster. like seinfeld said they don't expect the man to order the salad. you don't remember the episode. >> the big salad. >> yes. >> i don't remember. that do i remember man hands, ripped apart lobster on a date with jerry. and put her big finger on his face. >> would you laugh if you saw that. >> yes. >> if you saw that. >> no, i don't laugh like. that make me laugh. >> we should record that. >> yes. >> okay, a water aerobics instructor in spain is going viral with moves that rival those of beyonce herself. >> so british tourist saw him shaking it pool side and started to share video of it on facebook. >> it is funny. >> ♪ >> oh, my goodness did you see the split. >> yes. >> i don't think beyonce can do that. >> quite flexible. >> by the way real quickly here we want to wish happy birthday to one of our youngest viewers. >> little noah duckson. >> happy birthday to you. >> i cannot believe this kiddies one years old today. >> my goodness. >> isn't he the cutest. >> yes. >> great portrait. >

governor is ordering a state of emergency, putting the national guard on standby and meeting with miami-dade emergency managers. >> make sure every member of your family is ready. your parents, your children, your grandchildren. do you have a plan? >> reporter: at the white house, the president's been briefed. >> the president continues to encourage those in the areas affected or potentially affected by tropical storm erika to monitor local radio, television stations. >> reporter: the center of the storm is predicted to make landfall in florida late sunday night or early monday morning. still up in the air exactly where that will be. either way, the rains are coming, bret? >> phil keating live in miami, thank you. >>> ten years ago, hurricane katrina became the costliest natural disaster in u.s. history. today former president george w. bush returned to the scene of one of his administration's most difficult challenges. >> hurricane katrina is a story of loss beyond measure. it's also a story of commitment and compassion. the darkness from a decade ago has lifted. the crescent city has risen

. >> reporter: he is standing by his vision. 37 canary island dade palms. >> it's the project of a lifetime. you want to get it right. >> reporter: cal trans paid people approximately $1,000 for each tree. here is one being removed in walnut creek. >> it is going to be a star. >> reporter: their place in history cut short. two palms previously testing positive for pink rot. irrigation modifications helping. now more trees are dying. >> it begs to question what is going on here. >> reporter: cal trans is replacing three today, two more over the next two weeks. bay bridge spokesperson says cal trans is expecting 10% to 15% of the 37 trees will not thrive simply because of their age. it may be unusual to someone who does not know or may be driving past. this is our opportunity to help them understand. >> reporter: new life comes at a cost. it is approximately $13,000 to purchase, transplant and maintain each tree for three years. cal trans says tree replacement is in the budget. >> we need to get it established. we have only had them in about a year now. >> reporter: and says like any bay area

barack obama won dade county and cuban reporters in 2007. it's a little lard to count on that area, florida is an interesting state. >> have any of the candidates come out in support of today's developments? >> well you know like i mentioned the republicans by and large with the exception of rand paul, vocally against it or quietly against it. if you think about it, hillary clinton has talked bit and bernie sanders has talked about it being a good thing but martin o'malley was in favor of this tweeting support for that deal. and so when you have martin o'malley in favor of it, head of all the democrats, it does set up that divide, yes there is some support out there. >> you mentioned iowa. the 2016 candidates i think they're going to be tripping over each other out there in iowa at the state fair. how important is this event? >> well they're tripping over each other because there are 70 different kinds of food on a stick that you can get at the iowa state fair. i'm going to be there tomorrow tony and i'm going to be having 60 of those 70 foo

while "lockup" crews have shot dozens of workout routines, the strangest has to have been at the miami-dade county jail where the two inmates covered their faces to remain anonymous. >> i'm a trainer, you know? >> after a round of what they called bed lifts they showed us how they do chin ups in the showers. but correctional staff took a dim view of their workout routine. >> yo, man, you got to get off that bar. >> that's it? >> that's it for that. no more of that workout stuff. >> next on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> i got a 6-year-old daughter. how can i explain to her when daddy gets upset he cuts and burn himself? >> when prison life gets to these inmates they turn their weapons on themselves. >> i did that scar about ten years ago. i got it up the ankle all way to the hipbone. all the way to the bone. >>> while some inmates make use of their time in prison to build up their bodies, others tear them down. bryan murray is one such inmate. >> i'm in here for causing trouble. i cut myself and stuff like that. >> show me where you cut yourself. >> want me to stick my arm out? >> we m

. >> since i have been in dade county -- >> don't shake your finger at me, young man., young man! >> inside the courtroom, the trial will be covered by a still photographer and one television camera. upstairs there are some 250 reporter and television technicians from around the country. >> bundy's personality is fascinating to a lot of people. he doesn't fit the usual profile of a criminal. when he defends himself in court it is fascinating for people to watch. >> each day the courtroom is filled with spectators drawn bay fascination with theodore bundy himself or the gruesome details of the crimes. what is unusual to see is many of the onlookers are women, young women. >> you are fascinated by him? >> very. i'm not afraid of him. he doesn't look like the type to kill somebody. to try to imagine yourself in his place and see how he is feeling. >> the bizarre spectacle of ted bundy as a sex symbol really bummed out feminists, as you can imagine. he became a folk hero. there were t-shirts because he was handsome. on the other hand, his violence was so incredibly women h

involved in part of the city and archeology, he said he would live there and die there if need be, and he dadeay the ultimate price. >> reporter: fighting between syrian rebels and government forces peppered the ancient buildingses with bullet holes. and then after capturing the site from government forces, isil arrived. assad stayed in palmyra to help evacuate the museum's contents, but was taken hostage and reportedly interrogated. isil has destroyed hundreds of heritage sites across syria and around iraq. sledge hammers and power drills have been used to ruin priceless artifacts. so somementss fragments have been smuggled out. it is believed that isil may have sold some items on the black market to help finance their campaign. the human cost, though, is clear. this video shows 25 men in a packed amphitheater before the apparent execution. and now the beheading of a renowned archeologist who devoted his life to palmyra. now at the mercy of isil. neave barker, al jazeera. >>> thousands of syrians are continuing to leave the country. many are entering the european union by crossing from turkey

. >>> police are going after all leads in a hit and run collision that left a woman dade. laura reyes was struck by a car on the east side of the city near welch park off tully road. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen spoke with her family and has more on the story. >> reporter: stunned and heartbroken. two words that don't describe how she's feeling after the death of her mom. >> somebody could just come and take that away from me like it was nothing and for that guy to walk away like there was nothing, it really hurts. >> 46-year-old laura ray is was killed at the intersection of huron and clarice by a hit and run driver. evidence at the scene indicates the suspect left the roadway, hit reyes on the sidewalk and then sped off ditching the car blocks away. a homeowner may have captured the suspect offer surveillance. san jose police have been working nonstop to find the driver. >> why did you did it, man? why you took my mom as away? >> angel valencia reyes, laura's son says she loved living life to the fullest and was out for a walk when tragedy struck. mother of three, gr

. >> it looks like you are wrapped up in a band dade. >> so wonderful you see it, it is a very popularress that a lot of celebrities wear but the managing director of the company is raising eyebrows after some comments he made about who should not bewaring these type of dresses. >> oh, no do we have another lulu lemon. >> you have seen dresses like this on a kim kardashian but company's managing director says it is not suitable for women with prominent hipps or a very are flat chest. >> um-hmm. >> was this a man. >> this is a man. >> oh, geese. >> then if you are a committed lesbian and wearing trousers all your life you won't want to wear a dress like this this was attributed to the managing director. >> nuk where these clothes are made he applied old wore men should not wear dresses. >> my gosh. >> he does not want dresses to celebrities that don't have class. >> how ironic. >> who is this dufuss. >> sue, can you google the guy's name, the managing trek or. remember this lulu lemon guy that said if you have pound on you, you shouldn't wear yoga pants. he had to take that back. >> pat

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meanwhile, the miami-dade police department is mapping out a game plan to end the siege.rp shooter j.a. fernandez is ready to move. then more than two hours after it started, the ride ends when the bus stops in front of the miami beach restaurant where sangh works part time. that's when fernandez and the s.w.a.t. team spring into action. >> i was told go for it. i just went right in. i was the first man inside the bus. >> he is focused on his target. >> i see him in the middle aisle gesturing for he to come in and sticking his hand inside the jacket. i made a split decision. i shot him three times. i didn't miss any of the rounds. i grabbed him, pulled him out, and ordered my team to drag him out away tr the bus just in case he had something we missed. >> the s.w.a.t. team pulls the wounded man out of the bus. they're still concerned he may be carrying an explosive device. >> other people were evacuating the school children. i kept hearing screams and stuff. and then we had the bomb squad come in and sweep it, and it turned out he didn't have anything. >> moments later ly

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the happened this afternoon in miami dade county florida.ars collided sending one of them threw the fence of a home and right smack into the pool. landing upside down. a neighbor ran to their rescue and fortunately no one was hurt. >>> an amazing story of survival and courage and the hero in this case is a 13-year-old boy. >>> he's getting a lot of praise tonight for helping save his dad's live in the idaho wilderness. david, had enough energy to speak with reporters this week about his brave son's actions. young hero jumped into action 11 days ago after a boulder rolled off the mountainside and hit his dad. he broke his back, his heel and his left arm. well david says his son charlie was right on top of things. >> well, i think he had -- he's been, you know, climbing and backpacking with me for years and you know he knew a lot of the important things like keeping somebody hydrated that's injured, getting the bleeding stopped. >> charlie wasn't done when his dad couldn't go any further charlie walk 3 miles by himself to find help and despite

minius 5 then english they are all dade for third at minius 4. we will get our first look at the new look raiders with rio at the helm tomorrow tonight at the coliseum against the ram. starters tonight is he whole lot of playing time. grit opportunity for players on the bubble to shine. first round draft pick cooper not on the bubble. this guy is well i don't want to say he's great because we haven't seen him play a gym yet. let's put it this way. he's not nervous. i have always been all business leak. just want to good out there and play sleptd game. minisome mistake if deal with them thichbility i just want to be sharp. play crisp football. execute. all 3 phases we are looking to put a good showing out there. want to make sure that the we continue to prepare that which. we look really to flatten it out. have a few less of the up and down and have the up and getting better and being consistent. >> 49ers head to huh stop to. open the pre-season saturday fight against the texans. if at today press conference. head coach went down a list of pwlirs

organizations such as the naacp, the national urban league that we have here, especially in miami-dade jamaal. >> i think we keep looking for a ceremony where people would just hand over the baton, i think every revolution that is happened in the history of the world, young people have always done it. so if they don't pass you the torch, get a pack of matches. i think it's up to us to really take this movement that is taking place right now from ferguson to baltimore to cleveland, is young people. you don't need permission, sign your own permission slip and just do it, i think we learn for the elders but you can't wait on him. >> and from a heart historical standpoint they met at the university and that's how things are created, they didn't ask for permission, in, in fact doctor king wanted to control them and they said no were going to remain independent. so naacp has a youth division, jamal's point is stop waiting. and also mobilize and organize, and also say this and i need you you to make this as well, all you melitta lineal's need to cut out this bs with we don't have leaders. let

she dade at the scene. women say she was pushing a baby carriage but only had her belongings inside of it. she may have not heard the train coming. >>> in emeryville two people were hurt when a car crashed into the side of the building. it happened around 5:15 p.m. yesterday. we are told everyone involved is expected to be okay. 5:06 is the time. a search is on far a parolee expected for robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. they are looking for 52-year-old james bolden, a registered sex offender. he hasn't recently been seeing driving this gold 1991 honda accord, california license plate number 6cgg337. hundreds of people gathered in modesto yesterday to remember amanda cruz and her two daughters, 6-year-old elizabeth ripley and 16-month-old martinez who was murder two weeks ago in their home. the baby's father has been arrested, 34-year-old man, suspected of killing them, their mother and another five-year-old girl. he's also charged with the death of a two-year-old son, christopher, who died from hea

. >> my tip for the dade, get the vine ripened tomato, drizzle olr ive oi't crack, crack, crack with the salt and the pepper. >> we were just talking about that. >> change your life. >> on dinner on thursday night. that story in a couple weeks on "today." it was -- you would have been in heaven. >> how commie didn't get that. >> doing a happy dancnte. >> produce stands. >> elizabeth haskell, harry wants to come. >> before we go this morning, remind to you tune in to meet the press. chuck is talking with donald trump and marco rubio. >> that does it for this sunday edition of "today." thanks for watching. thanks to the crowd on the plaza as well. have a good day. because 100% whole grain oats are incredibly good for you. because they're heart healthy because they're good for kids. and granddads and everyone else in the family. everything we do is because of what really matters most. the goodness of oats and the people we love. >>> new this morning, ft r peopre injured and a home island. >>> what's next? donald trump fires back at his turmoil. >>> 6th avenue turning into a parade in mi

governor is ordering a state of emergency, putting the national guard on standby and meeting with miami-dade emergency managers. >> make sure every member of your family is ready. your parents, your children, your grandchildren. do you have a plan? >> reporter: at the white house, the president's been briefed. >> the president continues to encourage those in the areas affected or potentially affected by tropical storm erika to monitor local radio, television stations. >> reporter: the center of the storm is predicted to make landfall in florida late sunday night or early monday morning. still up in the air exactly where that will be. either way, the rains are coming, bret? >> phil keating live in miami, thank you. >>> ten years ago, hurricane katrina became the costliest natural disaster in u.s. history. today former president george w. bush returned to the scene of one of his administration's most difficult challenges. >> hurricane katrina is a story of loss beyond measure. it's also a story of commitment and compassion. the darkness from a decade ago has lifted. the crescent city has risen

it could go to the eastern part of florida near miami-dade, ft. lauderdale, up towards west palm beach. if it gets into the gulf of mexico you don't know what will happen, right? >> that's why we need to watch it closely in the next 24 hours, see if it can get itself back together again once it crosses over the landmass, the dominican republic and haiti it could strengthen over the atlantic waters. you're looking at impact in tampa as well as the florida panhandle into georgia. if it takes the eastern track, impacts in savannah, charleston. so we have several states in the cone of uncertainty and it's too early to tell where it will go wolf? >> we'll stay on top of it. jennifer, thanks very much. i'll speak live with florida governor rick scott and talk about how his state is preparing for the storm. the state of emergency he's already declared, what worries him the most, recommendations, what folks there need to do right now. stay with us for that. let's get to other news now. he posted his crime on social media but a text message may have led th

hit by another car yesterday, sending it through a fence and into a backyard swimming pool in miami-dade county. the car with a woman and two kids end up upside down in the pool, but fortunately, everyone made it out okay. >>> a new study confirms what most new yorkers already know, our commute is killer. why it's so hard to simply get around here. >> frank ortiz works eight hours a day as a handy han, and of those eight hours five of them are spent stuck in a car driving from job to job. >> i go from yonkers, bike lane. i go to jersey. i try to stay busy. >> this guy feels his pain. >> atlantic avenue. yeah, these are the ones i use most. >> a new study by the texas a&m transportation institute shows traffic congestion has hit an all-time high and delays are the worst they've been in 30 years and more than twice as long as they were in 1982. the info is based on federal data on traffic speed and the thurm of cars on the road -- the number of cars on the road. >> i live in long island, so it's different from living out here. we used to take the buses a lot, so i end up riding most of my

dade wright playing his first game since april. phillies up thee-zero.hat's a homer homerun. to the third, jawn lagars no small homerun. flores in the fourth and then the neck batter, travis darnell a homerun. let's go to the fifth inning. flores again with a homerun. in the same inn ago homerun. sixth inning, daniel murphy he hits a homerun but the mets weren't done. the ninth inning, eight homeruns for the mets. 11 in the game ties the national league record. pete mccann nan called the game embarrassing for the phillies. they lose it 16-seven out scored 14 to nothing over the final six innings. i think the playoffs hopes are dying a little bit. >> sounds like a commercial. but wait there's more. >> thanks how war. >> full hours of entertainment news coming up next. tmz followed by dish nation and chasing news and the simpsons. >> "good day philadelphia", sue >>> right off the top at 4:00 he clock they are hoping to repair a water main break. crews discovered a huge sinkhole in kensington. now they have to figure out what to to about the hole in the roa

it was inundated with water and left more than 1800 dade.ome to a $14.5 billion levee system with a water pump, floodgates and floodwall. >>> an oakland police officer is recovering after being attacked with a bike chain. the suspect is dead. christin ayers has the officer's frantic calls for help. >> reporter: this freeze frame from a witness' cell phone video shows the moment after an officer killed a man who police say was attacking her. dispatch audio tells the rest of the story. [ extremely difficult to hear audio ] >> reporter: someone reported an assault in the area. the officer arrived took a report and encountered the suspect as she was leaving. a woman who called herself lisa says the man started swinging something small and thin at the officer. >> before he was done with his swing, she was shooting. and that's what i heard, was gunfire over and over and over and over again. >> reporter: oakland police chief sean whent says the man was swinging a bicycle chain. >> the officer stopped the car, got out of the car and was immediately