. >> that was unprovoked. >> that was unprovoked. he was looking for a domestic violence call. his partner was looking in another location when this gunfire broke out. now that officer is at umc tonight. serious injury, but is expected to recover. wife and son at his side. >> there was talk he might be released tonight, but gina at umc told us a moment ago they decided to just play it safe and let the officer get some rest. no identification released on the officer or the suspect. as soon as we get that information, we'll be sure to pass it along. >>> moving on to other news of the day, talks are underway in the state capitol over a deal that woud bring fairaday future to north las vegas. we'll have more from brian. he's been in carson city involves a lot of tax incentives to bring what would be a billion dollar factory as well as 4 or 5,000 jobs. >> an electric car factory that could be taking place. they hope to have the electric cars on the road by 2017. you're talking about a project that's being fast tracked. >> we'll try to get to brian in a moment. also tonight, a violen

. >> this was not an unprovoked attack. been these covert actions against north vietnamese directed by the united states, and the north vietnamese were responding to that on august 2nd. >> this is a special report from cbs news in washington. today just past the midday point, unofficial sources started to report additional naval combat action in the same tonkin gulf. >> now i would like to review briefly in chronological order, the unprovoked attacks that took place today, august 4th. >> we know now for sure the second tonkin gulf incident didn't happen. but the johnson administration pretty much dismissed evidence indicating that an attack actually hadn't taken place. >> there was this acute political pressure from the right wing to be strong, stand up to communist aggression. >> certainly, i think a more prudent administration that wasn't looking for a pretext to flex some american muscle would have stepped back and said, let's determine what actually happened here before we launch an retaliation. >> my fellow americans,

. >> that exchange was unprovoked him and nearly deadly and may have been rooted in mental illness. it was the second exchange that ended with an officer in the hospital and teague fox on the run. >> i got him to set up. he had blood underneath his shoulder. >> their witness sought happen on thursday morning. officer gregory was responding to a domestic dispute when he met teague fox. within seconds ago violent. fox walked to the officer. fox asked are you here to kill me? are you here to kill me? he thought fox could be suffering from a mental illness. before the officer cou respond out a nine millimeter handgun and opened fire. >> i hear three gun pops and three seconds later i hear someone scream at somebody and two more louder pops. >> fox was half a mile down the road at this shell station. this is where he called for help. my car broke down, i need a ride. fox's baucas -- boss picked them up and drove him to his house. the hit out for several hours before asking his us to drive him to sam's town casino. officers did not respond to a request for an interview. we did talk to fox

this was completely random, completely unprovoked, michael. the victim is a 16-year-old foreign exchange student who came here to the u.s. from china just eight months ago. i just spoke with the nypd. they say there's still not been an arrest in this case. we do have some surveillance video to show you this morning, with ch which shows the suspect approaching the victim as she was walking to school yesterday on 12th avenue. police say the suspect was surgical gloves and carrying a box cutter when he grabbed her from behind and slashed her from her ear to her throat. he got away, and she was able to get up and run for help. neighbors here say knowing the attacker is still at large is frightening. >> it's sickening. it's really -- i'm sad, and i feel bad for her. you know, something needs to be done. >> are you worried about the safety of your own teenagers? >> of course. of course i am. i'm worried for all of our children here. >> reporter: the 16-year-old girl was slashed in two places on her face, though her injuries are not considered to be

the former florida governor was in between answering questions when he, unprovoked, said he had to get something off his chest. bush then went on to criticize the front runner in the republican race for the white house.. saying trump cannot insult his way to the oval office. senator chuck schumer is backing new legislation to change government methods for finding and dealing with terror groups' communication on social media. the new york democrat is calling for the modernization to combat terrorists using social media to recruit americans, inspire attacks and raise money. with the new legislation... the known or suspected terrorists' social media accounts. plus officials would check the social media of people applying for a visa. "we're here today to say that the federal government must make sure that we're on the cutting on edge when it comes to how we decipher, disrupt and decode social media communications made by terror suspects and terror groups." senator schumer's statement comes after a new york pizza shop owner pleaded guilty this week to recruiting for isis on facebook. an air

. >> the attack was random and unprovoked. police spotted the 31-year-old near the crime scene. charged with first and second- degree murder. i need to let them rest as they will be in my heart and memory. >>> we just heard from their police as they would say that tonight and that they have confessed to murdering douglas behind bars with no bond. >> thank you. the 19-year-old was killed monday evening, when that suv hit him. >> you could soon have to shell out $1,000 for a speeding ticket in dc, hoping that they will eliminate their pedestrian deaths. the council will consider a proposal including $1,000 fines, for drivers going over their posted limit. >> it was a mistake to not spread out the hiring. >> they are stretched so thin, affecting their ability to protect the city. >> if they don't think that it will be a negative imparked then i'm not sure what they are looking at. and while just outside their headquarters, they had a few robberies with a homicide in the northwest neighborhood. >> and definitely i would take taxis and ubers more often than i have in the past. the ot

the stabbing was random and completely unprovoked. it was 24-year-old douglas reyes. tonight his family is heartbroken. >> he took away what i have left, my reason to be here. and defending himself. >> reporter: when he was a child, he survived a car accident killing his uncle. family and friends plan to gather in his honor about one hour from now. as for the suspect, alex jones is behind bars. >>> friends and co-workers mourning the death of the 19-year-old bicyclist hit and killed in a crosswalk. >> reporter: i'm andrea mccarren in aspen hills. they got moved to our area in may to escape a troubled home life in tennessee. that bicycle he was riding was a christmas gift. >> i kept saying this is not real. >> reporter: friends say that he finally found happiness and acceptance living in a group house with strangers he had met playing games online. >> i collapsed on the kitchen floor as it is unreal. >> reporter: frank loved working with children. at the time of his death he was biking home from his job at dynamite gymnastics. >> they loved him very much. >> it ended w

police say jones followed reyes and stabbed him in an unprovoked attack. reporter: douglas' brother michael says police called his brother's cellphone it rang next to the victim's body. he loved his brother. wouldn't go on camera, but tells me he spent two and a half hours on this court last night with a flashlight looking for clues. >> he was vas a very friendly -- friendly boy. reporter: this video shows douglas heading out to get his favorite. the family says the 24 year old with the mind of a child loved walking nehborhood. a young mans who disabilities did not define him. >> he liked to see people walking around. >> they was sweetest guy. reporter: he loved playing basketball too. sadly, it was on this court at gaywood elementary where his family says he was stabbed to death. >> just a fascinating, interesting kid. didn't bother anybody. really sweet so all of this is really, i can't believe it. reporter: his little brother mike writing this poem for douglas who recently underwent brain surgery. at age five, douglas' father was killed in a car crash t

they say that the murder was unprovoked. this is we get our first look at the suspect. the police say that adam jones has confessed to the crime. live with the emotional gathering in the investigation happening at this hour. jay? jay: it seemed like this entire neighborhood came out to pay their respects to douglas reyes, who lost his life about 24 hours ago here on school grounds. >> i want everybody to keep my brother in their memories. jay: hundreds gathered on the grounds of haywood elementary gaywood elementary school. his brother mike. >> he lived a better life than i have. jay: family members cannot understand why anybody would harm reyes, who lived with physical and mental disabilities after a car accident as a child. he was 24, but require the care of a child. >> he did not deserve to die like this. suspect, 31-year-old adam jones of lanham did not know reyes and stabbed him without provocation. i'm really surprised to hear about my son doing this. has been diagnosed with multiple mental illnesses and insists he is not the kind to lash out at anyone. >> somethi

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. >>> now, to a developing story, two women were injured after an apparently unprovoked shooting in the hunting park section of philadelphia. a man walked out and shot the woman on the block, it happened on north 7th street and one woman was struck in the neck and rushed to the hospital in critical condition and the other victim suffered a graze wound and the police have the suspect in custody. >>> a nasty shooting left an elderly way fair woman in the hospital. the 75-year-old had finished her grocery shop and grabbed her purse and stole $400 and shot her in the face, john rawlins has more. >> thank god she is okay. >> lieutenant dennis rosenbaum talking about the 75-year-old may fair woman shot in the face this morning, she was return frgt shop-rite with two bags of groceries when she was jumped by an armed robber on the 7100 block. >> there was a struggle and a shot was fired, she was hit in the face and neighbors called police and the wounded 75-year-old picked up her groceries and made her way home. blood spots marking the sidewalk. >> put the grocery as way and waited for the poli

. >> reporter: he describes the confrontation as sudden, and unprovoked. the woman said she's talking to a lawyer and may turn herself into police. >>> protesters put a partial the nation's largest mall. a number of stores at the mall of america near minneapolis closed down during a black live's matter demonstration. the protesters were calling attention to a deadly police shooting in the region last month. the group later tried to block traffic at the airport. there were multiple arrives. >>> and real housewife, teresa giudice is enjoying her first night of freedom tonight. she returned home today after serving nearly a year in prison. cbs 2's scott rappaport has the first photos of her release. >> reporter: seen here in the back of an suv, leaving the danbury facility in connecticut this morning, as reported and shown in these exclusive photos from people.com. her attorney greeting her with a latte, and speaking for her. >> she was extremely upbeat. she asked me to put on christmas music. >> reporter: teresa giudice arriving at her estate. her inside. sh

church's attorney says the shooting was completely unprovoked patrolling whenene saw church asleep inside a parked car. anderson says he walked church back to his squad car after he smelled alcohol and d rijuana in the vehicle. during the trial last year, anderson said church was punching him in the head. anderson says he his belt. church was sentenced for assault on an officer waterloo police are investigating a report of shots fired on christmas day. midnight, police responded to the 100 block of lafayette street. that's just east of the downtown area. no one was injured, but police say a bullet hit a porch window. officers also found shell casings in the street. police have not made any arrests. a waterloo man faces charges after police say he stabbed someone in his house today. officers responded to 417 elm street around 1:00 this morning. the waterloo- 52-year-old terrance gordon stabbed another faces several chaaes including assaultltnd wilful injury. more attention on chicago police tonight after an officer shot and killed two people amid a domestic disturbance early this morning.

a 29 year old man with a knife injured two people oneop o seriously in an unprovoked attack. scotland yard says it is treating the attack in the east arteon neighborhood as a, quote, terrorists incident. police officers subdued the attacker with a stun gun before pinning him to the ground. scotland yard has been commented on the -- has not commented on the motive. a report a poverty published onn thursday found a striking lack of economic mobility in america that 43% of americans born into families in the bottom fifth of the economic ladder are stuck there as adults while 40% born in the top fifth stay there. the data was part of opportunity, responsibility and security, a consensus plan for reducing poverty and restoring the american dream.am it was a partnership between two think tanks on different sides of the ideologic spectrum. the brookings institute and the american enterprise institute on part of our series on poverty, p we sat down with two a authors of the report. >> reporter: i want to talk about one of the issues thatth comes up pretty early in therl report-- whic

sources say the attack was unproprotectioned and part of -- unprovoked and part after gang scheme. investigators say a captain officer. >>> the nypd is looking for three people accused in a bizarre assault in the bronx. two women seen in this sawferredz were -- surveillance video were with a man when they knocked on the door after man in castle hill last week. they told the mother and son inside they lost an iphone and had tracked it to the house. the family told them they didn't have it. the mother and son were able to get the trio out of the home, but when they tried to take down the license plate number group assaulted them and took off. >>> a commuter alert to tell you about. get ready for a toll hike at the hudson river. starring tomorrow morning, it will cost you more to cross the port authority's bridges and tunnels between new york and new jersey. e-zpass users will pay $12.50 during peak hours. $10.50 off peak, an increase of 75 cents. cash customers will pay $15, up $1. truck drivers using cash get hit the hardest. they'll have to hand over $126. expensive ride. >>> time

has ak cued the nigerian army of killing more than 300 unarmed civilians including children in an unprovokeday the army fired on a mosque at least an hour before an incident of a roadblock. others were killed later when the shia leader was arrested. the report concludes the killings were at best an overreaction to a roadblock protest, and at worst a planned attack by the government. >>> nigeriaia's capitol is a city under construction hundreds of new homes are built each month, but all too often they are prized beyond the reach of the average person. >> reporter: it's 5:00 in the morning when douglas james says good-bye to his family before heading off to work. by the time he comes back at night, his children will be asleep. >> when they wake up and see me like a stranger, i feel bad, but i pray to god that one day we'll overcome all of the situation. so really it's not helpful for you to continue being without your children all the time. >> reporter: the [ inaudible ] is one of the hundreds of thousands who work in the city but have to live far away from their work, simply because they can'

has accused the nigerian army of killing more than 300 unarmed civilians including children in an unprovokedearlier this month. the army says members of a shia group set up a roadblock and tried to assassinate the army chief of staff. but the hr.w. found no redable evidence to support the account of avents. the report concludes the killings were at best an overreaction to a roadblock . and at worst a planned attack. >> if you really look into the narl's version of events, it really does not stack up. the army chief arrived in the area one hour before a military was deployed around the mosque. prior to his arrival, exactly an hour before the chief of staff of the army has arrived in the area, there was actually a deployment of military troops around the mosque, and there are video footage that indicate how soldiers were actually calmly taking positions around the mosque. and what else apparently happened is members of the sect were erected roadblocks and it is just impossible how a situation of erecting roadblocks can lead into days of hundreds of thousands -- hundreds of people and hundreds

. >> police say this was a random unprovoked attack. they are still looking for the suspect. >> it is that time of year. thieves have been stealing holiday packages off bay area porches right and left. but, two women in san jose said not today. maria medina shows us what happened next. >> we just wanted to catch them. we just wanted to get them. >> reporter: liz and diane are friends and as of last night, vigilantes. >> when they noticed us, we ran behind these bushes. >> reporter: helping san jose police nab two suspected thieves after catching them in the act. >> she said people are stealing packages out front. i said oh my god. let's go. >> reporter: it began when liz spotted a suspicious couple walking in her neighborhood. one minute, the woman was empty handed. the next, she was getting in the car with a big box. >> they were slowly driving around. they came through here again and took another package. >> reporter: liz and diana began to alert neighbors who may have been victimized imcolluding one man who had seen the couple as wel

this attack was random and unprovoked. i'm mola lenghi, wusa9. >>> new developments involving motorcycle mayhem on the beltway. dozens of cyclists clogged traffic to stage the crazy stunts on the highway. maryland state police are using these videos to get tag numbers and identify those bikers and charges could be coming. >>> a montgomery county man has been reunited with more than $20,000 in electronics stolen from his car on christmas day. now solving the crime took quick thinking by the victim himself and plenty of backup from the police. garrett haake with the story you will see only on 9 tonight. >> if they knew what they had, it would be the jackpot. >> reporter: it just figures the one time eric, an engineer leaves his backpack overnight, thieves would take off with it. >> i had my two work laptops with a lot of my design files on there, and then three extremely expensive cameras that i use for projects at work. >> reporter: eric knew how hard it can be for police to catch grinches like these without videos or finge

the former florida governor was in between answering questions when he, unprovoked, said he had to get something off his chest. bush then went on to criticize the front runner in the republican race for the white house.. saying trump cannot insult his way to the oval office. coming up for us on news 4 at 10 the nebraska men's basketball team looks to avoid an upset against a mid major team. we've got the sports paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock.

. >> this was a violent, unprovoked knife attack. we're not sure precisely what the motive was that lies behind this attack. >> the man was subdued by officers using a stun gun. one of the stabbing victims was hospitalized with serious injuries. the second person suffered a minor injury that did not require treatment. incident comes just days after the british parliament approved airstrikes on ice is targets in syria. >>> the time is 4:45. let's check in with your traffic . sal is looking at the east bay this morning. >> thank you very much, brian and pam. east bay commute is pretty good. we're going to look at some of these commutes. steve and i have been talking about the fog since we started on the air at about 4:00. traffic is going to be affected by some of it. here in oakland, near the railroad yard, 880 near fifth looks good both directions and traffic continues to be light. just up the road, you can see it's a little bit foggy here coming into san francisco. i don't think it's going to slow many people down. not like you can'

the stabbing was random and completely unprovoked. it was 24-year-old douglas reyes.onight his family is heartbroken. >> he took away what i have left, my reason to be here. and defending himself.

neighbors here in the whitestone section of queens say this random, unprovoked, and fightening attack is very scary. >> it's sickening. it's really -- i'm sad, and i feel bad for her. something needs to be done. >> are you worried about the >> of course. i'm worried for all of our children here. >> reporter: and many parents wondering the same thing this morning as their children are waking up and getting ready to walk to school, like this young woman was yesterday morning. again, police have not made an arrest in this case. that's the latest from the whitestone section of queens. thank you. >>> westchester town may shut down a metro north crossing that was the scene of a deadly crash. at closing the commerce street crossing. this comes as the ntsb released these new pictures and details of the crash. much of it is from testimony from the passengers that were on board the train when it happened. five people died when the train slammed into an suv last february. >>> governor cuomo ordering an investigation into westchester's indian point energy center as it's seen a serious of recent p

. >> investigators say this was a random unprovoked attack. >>> l.a. schools will be opened today. the fbi says a threat that closed them on tuesday was a hoax. a rambling email was sent to members of the school board monday night threatening an attack on every school with assault rifles and bombs hidden in backpacks and locker. the writer claimed he was part of a cell of 32 comrades willing to die and there's nothing you can do to stop it. l.a. police chief defended the decision to close all the schools for the day. >> all of us make tough choices. all of us have the same goal in mind. we want to keep our kids safe. >> new york city received a similar email threat but unlike the l.a. school district, they kept their schools opened. police commissioner there said there were clear signs of a hoax. >> the language in the email would lead us to believe that this is not a jihadist initiative. for example, that, um, allah was not spelled with a capital a. that would be incredible to think that any jihadist would not spell allah with a capital a. >> since the attacks in paris and san ber

sources say the attack was unprovoked and part of a gang scheme. investigators say a captain also hurt his hand while helping the officer. both were taken to the hospital. >>> new information, path trains are now back in service after being suspended when a woman was struck and killed by a train. a port authority spokesman says the unidentified woman was struck around 1 p.m. at the 14th street station. police are investigating how the woman ended up on the tracks. service between journal square and 33rd street via hoboken was suspended for the investigation. >>> in just a few minutes coal coal -- toll hikes on hudson during peak hours and $10.50 off peak. that's an increase of 75%. cash customers will pay $10. truckers will have to handle over $126. >>> we're just hours away from a showdown at the meadowlands. the jets and giants face off tomorrow at metlife stadium. the empire state building is lit up in colors of both home teams as fans anxiously await don't miss a minute of the action. you can see the game tomorrow at 1 p.m. steve overmyer joins

. >> this was a violent, unprovoked knife attack. we're not sure yet precisely what the motive was that lies behind the attack. >> reporter: a london mosque is condemning the attack, saying the perpetrator was not a member of the congregation. >> he does not now and does not have anyplace for violence and terrorism. >> reporter: british national threat level remains at severe, meaning authorities believe an attack is highly likely. the incident comes just days after parliament approved british airstrikes on isis targets in syria. connor powell, fox news, jerusalem. >>> former president jimmy carter announced today he no longer has signs of cancer. just last august, the 91-year- old carter said he had been diagnosed with cancer in the liver and the brain. this morning while teaching sunday school at his georgia church, he said he is cancer- free. he is taking a new drug, an autoimmune treatment to help his body seek cancer cells in his body. >>> the justice department this week is expected to announce an investigation into the chicago

workers screaming at her when she went there to retrieve her belongings, and she says the attack was unprovoked. >>> 4:56. hoop dreams came true in new jersey for a budding basketball player who survived a life saving double lung transplant. 12-year-old josh hernandez suited up with his teammates at st. patrick school in chatham. it was his first game since his transplant surgery in may. this time last year josh could barely walk the halls of the school let alone play >> i'm really happy to be back with my friends and playing basketball this season. i feel great. >> josh has spent the last two years in a battle for his life, so these boys and this school, st. patricks school have rally around josh and his family. >> what a cool story. josh since he was very young has suffered from a series of serious lung conditions. when he turned 12 he became eligible to be placed on the transplant list for adult lungs. >> what an adorable kid. good luck to him. >> so happy for him. >> just ahead on eyewitness news, this morning investigators say they are looking for another person in relation to the mass sho

church's attorney says the shooting was compmptely unprovoked. officer anderson says he was patrolling early on christmas morning in church asleep inside a parked car. derson says he walked church back to his squad car after he smelled alcohol and marijuana in the vehicle. during the trial last year, anderson said church punched him in ththhead. anderson says s shot him after church tugged d his belt. church was sentenced for assault on an officer in october. the chicago police department being criticized after its officers shot and killed one man and a 55-year r d woman during a domestic disturbance. police received a call early saturday that 19-year-old quintonio legrier was holding metal bat and acting erraticacay. police say officers shot legrier because he was combative when they arrived. he later died at the hospital. the chicago p-d says the woman, identified as bettie jones, was "accidentally struck and tragically killed." legrier's mother says he suffered from a mental "he was having a mental tuation, sometimemehe gets a little loud, but

church's attorney says the shooting was completely unprovoked. officer anderson says he was patrolling early on christmas morning in 2013 when he saw church asleep inside a parked car. anderson says he walked church back to his squad car after he smelled alcohol and marijuana in the vehicle. during the trial last yer, anderson said #hurch punched him in the head. anderson says he shot him after church tugged at his assault on an officer in october. a driver survived a terrifying moment last night in n dar rapids when he drove his vehicic off ellis road northwest into the cedar river. crews spent two hours pulling the car out of the water. kcrcrtv-9's chris earl went to the scene. a saturday night became an evening that a driver will never forget as, at about 10 p-m, rescue crews were called out to this location - the 4500 block of ellis road northwest in cedar rapids... and what they discovered was a honda convertitie on the edge of the cedar river. police told tv-9 that the driver, a male whose name has not been made public, said he was driving

. >> nicole: police and britain, arresting man over two people were injured in unprovoked knife attack. man reportedly saying this is for syria, one of the stabbing victims were seriously hurt and was in the hospital in stable condition. another man received minor injuries while a woman was threatening. the police had to use a stunt gun. >> cheryl: civil rights investigations of the chicago police department. investigation spectacular -- similar to probes. white chicago police officer fatally shooting a black teen 16 times. a justice department officials says the formal announcement of the information is eminent. >> nicole: former president jimmy carter says he is now cancer free. he has been undergoing treatment for cancer that was removed from his liver but had spread to his brain. a statement issued by the carter center. the most recent brain scan showed no signs of brain cancer. he will continue to recently received auto immune drug. >> cheryl: drugs won't say omission or cure but that he's dwoing great. asia, they followed our lead initially but now we got a mixed bag happening in

described those words as not only harsh but uncalled for saying that the teacher blurted them out unprovoked and enough to send a lot of students home here from school in years. >> i think that's absolute cruelty. >> reporter: whether it was a cruel joke or lapse in jupiter, parents of 26 second-grade students at colonial park elementary are blaming a substitute teacher for ruining year. >> the mother at one point who was in the classroom toad fox 25 it happened during story time. >> and she said that there's no santa claus and that your parents buy all the presents. >> the school principal notified parents obtained by fox 25 saying i was appalled to learn a substitute would purposely talk to student beside the existence of santa claus. school officials say the substitute was hired and provided through a staffing agency in boston called kelly services. in a statement, a spokeswoman told us kelly services is always concerned about alleged reports of unsatisfactory behavior by one of our employees. and investigates all reports but those words fall short for parents who say the damage is done a

we talk to suspect's mother and we will hear what she has to say that police say the attack was unprovoked. reporting live in seabrook, maryland, suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. leon: new developments in chicago tonight where a white police officer pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in the death of a black teenager. dash cam of officer jason van dyke shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times sparked protest and led to the resignation of the city's police commissioner. van dyke's attorney told reporter's today he may request change of venue. >> if we make the decision that a change of venue is something needed for my client to get a fair trial, then we will absolutely explore that option. leon: the u.s. discuss tis department is -- justice department is investigating the practices of the chicago police department now. protesters called for the resignation of the lead prosecutor and the mayor for their handling of the case. >> what is going on? calm down. calm down. that's my son. get him some assistance. no one did anything. leon: that is the father of laqueer the teenager shot and killed by a c

rights watch accused the nigerian army of killing 100 unarmed civilians including children in an unprovokedattack earlier this month. this justified a number of raids over three days, human rights watch found no credible evidence to support the military's version of events. >>> witnesses say the army fired on a mosque at least an hour before the incident at the roadblock. others were killed later when the shia leader, abraham zakzaki was arrested. the report included the killings were at best an overreaction to a road protest. at worst, a planned attack of the government. daniel bakele is calling for an independent inquiry. >> if you really look into the military version of events, it really does not stack up. the ample chief arrived in the area one hour before and military was deployed around the mosque. prior to his arrival exactly an hour before the chief of staff of the army has arrived in the area. there was actually a deployment of military troops around the mosque, and there are video footage that indicate how soldiers were actually calmly taking positions around the mosque. and what

. >>> an arrest in a brutal unprovoked attack on a commuter and his service dog. it happened on a 4 train near yankee stadium on tuesday. police say 48-year-old herbert williams told the victim to move his service dog. the man complied but williams punched the dog in the head. when the owner tried to protect his dog, police say williams punched him in the mouth knocking out several teeth. williams faces assault and other charges. >>> a man accused of jumping the white house fence on thanksgiving has been refused reentry into a college in connecticut. joseph caputo was told this week that he was not welcome back at the university of administrators believe he committed a community standards violation. the 22-year-old from stamford was studying criminal justice and marshal arts. >>> officials in belgium detained two more suspects in the massacre in paris. one person was detained at brussels national airport on sunday as he tried to fly morocco. the second person detained during a raid on sunday. in all, belgium has eight terror suspects linked to the paris attacks or

police say the saturday stabbing at a london underground station was a violent unprovoked knife attack. the suspect reportedly was saying, "this is for syria" when he attacked the two people. one man was stabbed but is in stable condition. another only received minor injuries. witness video shows the alleged after the break, we will speak in depth with a counterterrorism expert and former member of army special forces who will share his thoughts on the california attack and some ways the u.s. could stamp out the threat from isis. stephanie: we are following breaking news out of hudson. crews are on the scene of a crash involving a car and pedestrian. mike cronin is on the scene. what are police telling us now? mike: at this point, highland street in hudson remains closed. this is still an active scene while police try to figure out how a 14-year-old boy was hit by a car. at this time, details are limited. here is what we know. this afternoon, the tea was moving across highland street when he was hit by 27 -- a hyundai driving west. he suffered life-threatening injuries and was airlifte

. >> the unprovoked attack came when nava martinez was receiving treatment september 6th. he was arrested for stealing a car and leading cops on a wrong way. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: right before the attack the officer and suspect were calmly exchanging in spanish and just seconds after a nurse walk away, nava martinez goes for his gun. >> no, no, no! do not do that? >> he was high on marijuana at the time of his joyride and he's he has recovered from gunshot wounds and injuries from wrecking in the stolen vehicle. the commissioner posted this online. >> i stand strongly. >> you can hear in the officer's voice how scared and desperate he was as the fight for his gun is taking place. mr. nava martinez's continued charging gave the officer no other choice until he was able to get to his taser. >> and the district attorney's office does not expect to charge that officer. >> news 4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and eun. >>> two female firefighters assaulted while battling a blaze in prince george's county. these allegations is that have at least four firefighters on des

sources say the attack was unprovoked and part of a gang scheme. investigators say a captain hurt his hand while helping the officer. both were taken to the hospital. >> and the hunt is on for three people who police say robbed a disabled man on staten island. investigators released these images of suspects. police say it happened on november 20 in front of a shopping center on forest avenue. the 18-year-old victim says a man and a woman approached him and asked him for money while the first two suspects tried searching the victim's pockets for money, but came up empty handed. >> a court appointed trustee began distributing $1.19 billion to bernie madoff's fraud victims. the latest payoff will mean that his clients received 1.16 billion so far. next week marks the 7th anniversary for one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history. he is serving a 150 year prison term. >>> get ready for a toll hike at the hudson river. starting tomorrow morning, it will cost you more to cross the bridges between new york and new jersey. ez pass users will pay $12.50 du

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. >> this was a violent unprovoked knife attack. we're not sure yet precisely what the motive was that lies behind this tack. >>reporter: an i am ma'am at a london mosque condemning the attack saying he was not a member of the congregation. >> this does not allow or have any place for violence or terrorism. >>reporter: british national terrorism threat level remains at severe meaning the authorities believe an attack is highly likely. the incident comes just days after parliament approved british airstrikes on isis targets in syria. >>> as isis grows bolder the global fight against terrorism is grog stronger. the u head the fight against isis since august of la year when it began airstrike in i. since then they have launch had more than 20,000 missiles and bombs in isis targets in iraq and syria. the u.s. central command estimates that 23,000 isis supporters have been killed. there are currently 3,000 troops on the browned in iraq and defense secretary ashton carter announced he's sending a special operations task force to iraq. >>

the unprovoked attack came while the suspect was being treated after his arrest for allegedly stealing a truck. right before that attack, the officer and suspect were calmly talking. the suspect survived the shooting and now faces charges for the assault on the police officer. >> tomorrow in austin, texas, gun rights supporters plan to hold a fake mass shooting demonstration. it's designed to dramatize their view thissa allowing guns on college campuses would help prevent deadly attacks. kerry sanders with the group's message to the country. >> reporter: it has a lot of people up in arps. plans for a mock mass shooting even if it's cardboard guns. >> bang. bang, bang, bang. >> and supporters playing the role of victims. >> we'll be using visual aides and overdramatized and unrealistic. this is not something that people will happen upon and think this is a situation. >> it is meant to dramatize the issue of gun-free zones on college campuses and gun rights supporters say the rally is a bad idea. >> i think it's irresponsible. i think it's just bad timing and it's childish. >>. >> in 196

the guard's injuries and punched in the fis and hit repeatedly yesterday in what a source said was unprovoke attack. the inmate will face prosecution. the president of the correction officer's union norman seabrook is calling more to be done protect guards. >> reports say they are year. people dress like santa, however, it has become notorious for them pe halving padley. it is sketched to take place next saturday and will start of out in brooklyn and head to the east village and they won't release the official route this the night before. last year, they dropped the plans to start pin bush wic after residents there protested against it. 50 kim kardashian and kanye wests are now parents of a baby boy. >> their son was born in l.a. lee weeks early. kim tweeting the news. this photo her and her husband holding hands with the cams "he is here. " this is the couple's second child together. kim gave birth to the daughter north in 2013. inword on the bab be's name. maybe they can get an east west. that is a food idea. >> gorgeous. >> being called new york city's worst takeout tipper movement surpri

. >> this was a violent unprovoked knife attack. we're not sure precisely what the motive was that lies behind this attack. >> the stabbing comes just days after the british parliament approved air strikes on isis targets in syria. >>> attorney general loretta lynch announced a new department of justice investigation in to the chicago police department. it comes a week after the chicago police chief was fired and two weeks after the judge ordered the release of a controversial video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager. >> reporter: the justice department announcing another high profile investigation in to police practices. this time the focus is chicago where racial tensions have flared since the release of a video showing a white officer shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times. that officer has now been charged with murder, but attorney general loretta lynch says it's not enough. >> this mistrust from members of the community makes it more difficult to gain help with investigations, to encourage the victims and

. >> this was a violent, unprovoked knife attack. we're not sure yet precisely what the motive was that lies behind this attack. >> the 29-year-old was subdued by officers using a stun gun. one of the stabbing victims was hospitalized with serious injuries. the second person suffered a minor injury that did not require treatment. the incident comes just days after the parliament approved airstrikes on isis targets in syria. >>> the irish rock band u2 held a concert last night in paris. it was not only about music. it was a tribute to the victims of the paris terror attacks. and those killed in san bernardino. >> [singing] >> u2 played music from their latest album. the band's front man spoke to the audience before performing same quote, we are all parisians tonight. he also said we stand together with the families of those killed in paris and san bernardino. >> we have a few words to speak to the loss that you are feeling in the city tonight. even if we think we know a little something about grief. i guess grief is like a wound that

>> reporter: jim, according to court documents, this appears to be an unprovoked attack. it began with a verbal confrontation and it ended in a case of murder. the victim, 24-year-old douglas reyes, stabbed to death as he sat on this bench in the playground of the gaywood elementary school. douglas reyes was disabled. he was in a car accident when he was 5. he had a head injury. it affected the way he walked and moved his arm. do you think someone took advantage of him? >> they did take advantage of him because he can't defend himself at all. >> reporter: charged in the case, 31-year-old alex james jones. he was arrested a short time after the murder. according to court documents obtained by news 4, witnesses say jones verbally confronted douglas reyes, produced a knife, stabbing him multiple times. the documents say jones made statements implicating himself in the stabbing. the suspect's mother says her son has multiple mental disorders. has he ever used drugs before? >> i refuse to answer that. >> reporter: has he ever been arrested before? >> no. no. he doesn't have a

police arrested a man named alex jones and looks like this attack was unprovoked. a live report at the top of the hour. >>> friends of frank towers are are mourning him as police investigate the circumstances of his death. towers was hit by a car while riding his bike home from work in montgomery county. chris gordon spoke with his house mate and joins us live in about a half hour. >>> rain, sleet, flooding, right now we've got a team tracking the winter weather that's impacting parts of the nation. >> we start with nbc's chris pilone live in new york's laguardia airport with the latest on the travel delays. chris? >> reporter: yeah, hey there, chris and barbara. this is really the first real puchb punch of winter weather to hit the northeast and led to delays and cancelations for many after-christmas travelers. no snow today in new york city, but sleet, fog and rain were enough to cause cancelations and delays at the city's three major airports. >> just frustrating, but i've been in new york for 12 years now, and i hate to say it, but it's kind of par for the cour

>> reporter: jim, according to court documents, this appears to be an unprovoked attack. it began with a verbal confrontation and it ended in a case of murder. the victim, 24-year-old douglas reyes, stabbed to death as he sat on this bench in the playground of the gaywood elementary school. douglas reyes was disabled. he was in a car accident when he was 5. he had a head injury. it affected the way