because they're trying to prevent what happened in earlier in mississippi from happening again. so they're really trying to avoid another powder keg and another mob scene happening at a southern university. they know there are students aplying to the university of alabama, challenges that are happening in alabama and they have already seen from conditions decaying in birmingham in the spring of 1963 that there is the potential for violence if integration of the schools doesn't go successfully. what we see here are a selection of telegrams that were exchanged between kennedy and wallace and also between others who are interested in what was happening in birmingham, in april and may 1963. so the conversation between kennedy and wallace is often contentious and wallace is really looking for a way to set himself up as a national political figure and he uses the integration of the university of alabama as a way to bring himself to the national table. and so he makes this statement that he's going to go and physically stand in the schoolhouse door and bar the students who are seeking

it happened at about 9:30 just south of atlanta. police say that patrol officer tim smith was responding to a suspicious person call. and was shot when he encountered the suspect. the shooter then fled the scene. police say smith was in his early 30's. no other information about him has been made available. smith was not wearing a body camera. also breaking over night. >> marty:police are investigating a double homicide in downtown oakland. it happened on 15th street just before one this morning. when police arrived on the scene, they found at least two people dead from apparent gunshot wounds. a third person was also found shot and rushed to a hospital. his condition is uknown. police are withholding the names of the two dead until their families are notified. >> marty:welcome to the kron four morning news. thanks for joining us this saturday morning. we are taking a live look outside from our embarcadero camera. slightly cooler conditions will develop later today and into monday as an upper level low pressure trough moves across n

they happen t happened to have d candidate and that's why they lost they make a big fuss about all the corporate money and backing that he had. they reallif they really wanteda campaign issue and the turnaround that no one should ever be allowed to do what i just did. so he makes himself look like a hero. and also the people he now wants to target in his administration to be silent is not running for the re- election. it was utterly self-serving. we are going to keep people honest in the elections and that theme runs all the way up through the campaign-finance laws that we have today, and mostly what they largely do is keep incumbents in power. the money is what enables the challengers to come up to them and speak up against them and as we know some of the aspects like that disclosure law politicians have become very good at avoiding the disclosure law themselves and it's now being focused on americans who end up on lists like in california. >> we have about five minutes left to go. if you are the target of one of these efforts, give your advice to ordinary citizens or donors what do y

unaware that the outage had happened. you see the call log. first happened at 9:00. the victim was in and out of consciousness after being hit in the head several time with a hammer. here's the call from first responders. once they arrive on the scene initial call for help went unanswered. >> it's an assault. do we have an incident number for this incident? >> negative, sir. >> reporter: ouc confirming this is the first time in their history they believe human error caused a complete outage at their headquarters as well as at their backup facility. live tonight in southeast, marina marraco fox 5 local news. >> before we let you go. of we saw, you reported that the mayor said she was not aware of any emergencies happening during that time frame. did you perceive there is a sense of urgency from the mayor's office and about how serious it really is. >> reporter: frankly, tony it seemed like a lot he have questions were posed at the mayor and the mayor did not seem to have any answers at least not today. one of the biggest concerns is many can capitol. if there were to

they're trying to prevent what happened in earlier in mississippi from happening again.o they're really trying to avoid another pattern cake and mob scene happening at southern university. they know there are students applying to the university of alabama and challenges that are happening in alabama. they have seen from conditions decaying in birmingham and the spring of 1963 that there is a potential for violence if immigration of the schools does not go successfully. >> what we see here are our selections of telegrams that were exchanged between kennedy and wallace and also others who were interested in what was happening in birmingham, april and may of 1963. the conversation between kennedy and wallace is contentious and wallace is looking for a way to set him up as a national figure. he uses the immigration of alabama is a way to bring himself to a national table. so he makes a statement that he's going to go and physically stand in the glass door and bar the student who is are seeking admission from the university of alabama. what you see in this telegram in june 10

and how novel what happened is. when it became clear around 9:00, 9:309 p.m. on the confused evening of 15th july that at least part of the army was trying to stage yet another military takeover, and i must emphasize this, at least two hours before president erdogan was eventually able to connect to a television station in order to call out the people onto the streets to resist and defeat the coup. and a hour and a half, maybe two hours before that, when people in istanbul and an-cala and all over turkey realized that, yet again, the military or a section of the military were trying to take over the fruits of their democratic will away from them, they were trying to take away their own democracy that they had voted for away from them. they poured out onto the streets, relatively spontaneously and they began to undertake a series of quite creative acts of resistance. about which i realized now much has been written in the west, unfortunately. individual operators of heavy work machines started dragging their trucks,

and then i wa happened? i was worried because it's here by my house. >> three officers were injured. we believe all of them are minor, maybe with the exception of one, but none of them are life-threatening. >> reporter: again, the suspect is dead. those officers have been placed on administrative leave as is standard operating procedure, in cases like this. and the investigation does continue. we will keep you posted both on 9news, and 9news.com.

what happens?ou get infected with ebola and if you are in the bush and you die, 95% of people die, maybe a family member or two will die but in the bush you are done. let's say you change the dynamic and go to a hospital, in a hospital that doesn't have infectious control, you essentially become a virus and the immune system doesn't kick in you are increasing the amount of virus every minute. when you have the most possible viruses when you die, you go to the hospital because you are sick and don't have more than when you die and give you 10 with lots of big numbers, billions that happen to be in the middle of your blood. somebody doesn't wash their hands, they are spreading ebola. hospitals have always served and we have known this for many years as a reservoir of how to spre within their community. someone sick at home, family member taking care of them. they die, and kiss the body and invite loved ones, one of the practices we saw is they would wash the body and use that water to allow little ki

you see it happening now. it keeps repeating itself and you see i it's now being declard as dangerous where many people are branding a whole group for the actions of individuals or the islamic state. so you just see it happen over and over. it's about dehumanizing. so they are different. >> i just wondered whether these same kind of phenomenon were present where i would assume it is more difficult to demonize an enemy. i don't know the answer to that but i wonder if torture or rape is endemic to all or if it is easier to dehumanize other situations? >> certainly there were families against family. there is a partial answer to that very question. >> you do draw extensively from the record. how important was it to you to be accurate given that you are writing a work of fiction? >> i've watched probably every american war movie so at a time it came time to write the book i didn't need to do research about the war itself but where i did do a lot of researchers around the pieces in the fall of saig saigon. it's thi

you did ask why it has happened and the more effective question to ask is how does this happen, what is the mechanism through which one's thinking deteriorates and the way that i've come to explain this myself is a medical model. if we look at suicide and consider it to be a health risk, we know that there are many factors involved. there is personality and how they interact. there are biological factors that someone might have a tendency to think or act or lived in a certain way. there are environmental factors and it can also be the school culture or the national culture. and especially with suicide, there are triggering factors that occur in one's life such as bullying or arrest that can impact the risk that one is having. so my answer to that question is what happened is they were rare set of circumstances that overlapped perfectly if you want to look at it in a van diagram othin diagramof interlocking cie everything came into play. meeting a friend who was possibly very disturbed and very controlling and a very angry. his own vulnerability and wished to die, that he an needs you

you see it happening now. you see it now with what is happening with muslims being declared as other and dangerous where many people are branding a whole group. and so you just see it happen over and over. it is about dehumanizing. >> i was wondering. endemic to all or easier to dehumanize. >> family against family. >> interesting.interesting. you do draw ostensibly from the historical record. >> so by the time came to write this book research about the war itself. to set pieces the liberation follow the city i wanted to put the reader in to the perilous situation that they found themselves in as there are fighting to get on board the last airplane about. yet if he cited research rose the making of an effective american movie about the vietnam war john the philippines that my narrator ends of being a consultant for. you know, there is black comedy in the book revolving around the fact that he goes and makes the movie. at the same time as the movie is being shot all of the so-called boat people have come from v

we see what is happening with general electric, not going to happen. you know why they're cutting back? one reason, because we don't take care of because we don't take care of our miners and we are not producing coal and they don't need to make those big, big, beautiful -- you could call them locomotives, i guess. right? whatever the hell they are, they are big and powerful and they don't need them like they used to because we don't make our government work for us. they are not working for us. they are working for others. they are not working for us. so when general electric goes out -- you see the numbers. i see the numbers. i just left parts of virginia and west virginia, and the coal industry is decimated. the miners are out of work. they are totally out of work. there will be no such thing as coal in this country pretty soon. we are talking clean coal. we are talking clean coal. so i was with the miners. we have such tremendous support in west virginia, the mining parts of virginia, all over ohio. because hillary clinton made the statement not so l

are you will be engaged and go to demonstrations and then this is what happens but this is happening to average americans just for the crime of having political believes another hugely disturbing story happened in california. that is when a number of californians donated money in favor of proposition viii of that support of traditional marriage activist went and got a hold of the names and addresses of those that we're in end favor you could literally go from neighborhood to neighborhood and ended women to ended up on the list had their cars keep, windows broken, very scary messages left on their voice mail and e-mail. some of them had / lob a protesters showed up outside their small businesses blocking the way so customers could not get in some of them lost their jobs but there were many more one of the scariest thing this is they gave depositions nearly all of them at the end said based on what just happened to me that was very reluctant to take part in another ballot initiative. that is the point did you intimidate them then they decide they will not engage. cox. >>, if they say y

that's what happened. a million and a half children were brutally murdered because people let it happen. they didn't do anything. they were just indifferent and they let it happen. they let the bully get away with it. don't let that continue. please. >> thank you, louise. i want to thank you -- [ applause ] >> thank you very much. >> please stand up. >>> three conversations from the first person's museum. it begins at 8:00 eastern with a woman recalling surviving in italy. and at 10:00 eastern, holocaust survivor, juliusman talks about growing up in poland and pal les tine in the 1930s and '40s. >>> the state department's ambassador at large for international religious freedom recently spoke at an event hosted by georgetown university in washington, d.c. david saperstein talked about effort to help community escaping the threat of isis. this is 40 minutes. >>> ladies and gentlemen, i'm honored nt

what happened with the bank of england is happening -- having a ripple effect around the world.verweight -- pimco is overweight now. and you were pretty hawkish on the fed at the beginning of this year. how is it working out because the bond market seems to be going from strength to strength. you made 30% on the u.k. have beenarly and we overweight fixed income and we moved to underweight for a number of reasons. it is a strain on the pension sector, the liability side goes to infinity. we have ago tory frameworks that can -- continue to make the banks have more fixed income on the book. we have the money market reforms coming online october 14. everything indicates that people want to be defensive in terms of the money market and the cycle has turned in terms of the u.s. interest-rate and the global interest rate because inflation is coming back. caroline: give us a sense where this goes. you are seeing -- seeming a little more cautious. we saw a desire to get into u.s. treasuries particularly coming from foreign buyers. we saw 72% of the billions that were issued in the u.s. 1

happening today.f the ninth man shot and killed eyewitnesses say all women with their daring routing and lived in the house the mad was found please say there were able a contact the woman turned herself then after several hours of negotiations police did not release the name of the victim nor the woman who was arrested. 11 last night police received a call the shooting where they found a man who'd been shot in a car on getting road they've performed cpr he later died from his injuries now suspects in this case. >> marty: happening today day two of the outside fees it feasible for the festival to the feeble it's a good the sampras's the vulgate part to enjoy great music. fehr from high atop a partnership with abc seven news police patrolling the area outside the festival to try and prevent people from adding more problems for neighbors have mixed emotions about the concert. it goes to the recreation and parks apartment they strongly encouraged to take public transit aid to the big festival starts toda

this happened yesterday and it was caught on camera. twitter video is going viral after many say the officer's actions were out of line and overly aggressive. >> eel eel ellison >> she was waiting at bus stop when a police car pulled up, he grabbed her. police assumed she was prostituting. people are conditioned about how this officer approached w >> exactly. >> for walking around being a black female. >> reporter: this happened at 7th and t yesterday afternoon, as we watched the video with people today, some are disappointed, most say they are not surprised. according to the video, police believed she was a prostitute and you can hear them say that. the person who took this video didn't want to talk but did file a formal complaint with dc police and posted these videos on twiter including an interview with this woman moments after it happened. >> it's harassment, i'm a schoolteacher. >> reporter: a 32 year old with a daughter and denies prostitution. >> reporter: as police investigate what happened here and in, stating this is a small

this all happened around 2:30 a.m. the officer managed to radio for help and fortunately there was an officer nearby. when officers showed up, he shot the suspect and then turned around -- who then turned around to run away. >> the officer here initially received minor injuries to his face and is being treated at the suspect has been pronounced deceased. >> reporter: that suspect tried to turn around and that's when the officer fired at him. i am told right now please don't know if the suspect was armed, but we do know the officer who fired at the suspect had about 20 years with phoenix police. as for the injured officer, he's expected to be okay. >> thank you, also happening right now, we have a traffic crash an situation happening really in the northwest part of the valley. i want to get right to justin pazera. i'm being told you are at the intersection of bell and grand. is that accurate, and what's happening? >> reporter: hey. we are at bethany home and grand, chris. there's actually a lot going on right now. let m

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he explained with happen. as anybody else, i was in shock. >> kris: the two went out back looking for the man while calling 911. they found him. now identified as 37-year-old stephen o'brien of braintree. he was in the woods. they kept an yes on him until him, hey, what are you doing here? he was grurpghting the whole time. >> kris: after a struggle he was arrested and charged with kidnapping and resisting arrest. >> my daughter was right there a minute before that guy walked in. >> kris: such a bizarre situation inside of this market here. we spoke with the family of this young man. they're obviously shaken by what happened but say everyone is doing okay. that's the latest live here in braintree. kris anderson, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: right nowol blamed for vandalizing mash the eld high school. investigators say someone threw a large rock through the window of the main office earlier this week. police say a car was spotted mere the building. anyone with information is asked to get in touch w

latest happening in western pennsylvania. >> dave kinchen where did this happen now. >> reporter: this one happened very close to pittsburgh about 50 miles east of pittsburgh. we can tell you this was on a historic roller coaster and amusement park out that way. three-year old boy was air lifted to the hospital after getting hit on a ride known as roller coaster at idlewild and soakzone park. first responders tell "fox news" that the bye appears to have fallen off the ride which he was riding with his brother. that ride was just inspected on saturday. >> a boy riding the roller coaster with his brother was injured while riding the attacks. the boy was conscious while being treated on site, and air lifted, to a local hospital. >> reporter: this happened after a boy died on a water slide in kansas, and after three girls were injured during a ferris wheel accident in tennessee. the roller coaster there near pittsburgh was built in 1938 and known by ride enthusiast for having relatively few safety restrictions. meantime the extent of the boy's injuries are not yet known. local officials sa

what happened to me. it happened. i couldn't comprehend what happened. so all the sisters are taken in another room where we were disinfected, at some point. and after that we got a gray dress with a number on the sleeve because they did not have time to tattoo us like other people. because we were the last people who were -- hungary was the last. >> you told me, anna, because there were so many coming in from hungary, they didn't have the time to tattoo you. >> yes. they did not have -- because there were so many. the last one was hungary. many places the war was over already. they still put the jewish people in trains and deported us. they slept -- and one person came and she said you were chosen. she was in slovakia for four years. she spoke hungarian, also, and we asked her "what is happening to us?" she said "you see that smoke? there are your parents." we thought she was crazy. she even didn't know the word was -- we said she's a bad person. that's all. they put us in some beds. there are no -- and every day we had to save a bed. they come us in th

that is what happened isn't it? weren't weren't there passengers who actually saw the torpedo approach. >> host: that's what. >> guest: that's one of the most spectacular things i came across. many things exist in terms of testimony and personal accounts. what comes through most clearly about that particular moment. first of all we recall it's a beautiful day. everybody's thinking we're home safe, there like 14 hours from liverpool, one woman actually says so where is this danger that we are all warned about? and everybody first classes finish line, the second-class lunch sitting has just begun, kids are jumping rope, cruiser getting luggage on deck, people are hanging on hanging on the rails looking at the beautiful sea. suddenly there is a bubble of air which is the first, as the torpedo was leaving the submarine and then you see the track, this compressed air track moving across this classy. people send standing at the rail saw this. and one guy standing there and woman came up and said is that a torpedo? and he

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the video happens after the crash has how did this happen? eventually the camera singled out these two late. allegedly the woman in black was the driver and apparently that car was bought that day. she's claiming the brakes were faulty. where it got. >> so, you mean to tell me you drove off a car lot with faulty brakes. girl, i'm going to need you to tell that to somebody else. >> her and the other girl in the gladiator sandals walk off. >> they just leave the mustang? >> just walk off. wevent been aebt able to verify independently, but the police did catch up to the driver. >> what do you have? >> mala brought her owner nick a very interesting gift. >> holy -- just caught a bat. >> in case you weren't clear, he just caught a bat. >> okay, you got to stop, you got to chill. what are you doing? >> and the bat isn't dead. flooiing around. >> i got a bat flying around my house now. -- what is going on? >> current update, try to pick it up with the towel, started flying around again and now it's all the way in my mom's room and i have no idea whe

what happened to me, it happened. i couldn't comprehend what happened. so all the four of us sisters were taken in another room. where we were disinfected with some white dust. and after that, we got a gray dress with a number on the sleeve because they did not have time to tattoo us like other people before they did, because we were the last people who were occupied. and deported. hungary was the last country. >> and you told me, anna, because there were so many coming in from hungary they just didn't have time to tattoo you. and so that's why. >> that's right. they did not have, because there's so many. the last one was hungarian, the last country was hungarian. many places the war was over already, but they still put the jewish people in trains and deported to auschwitz, and many -- that's what hungary did. they were already liberated some place because it was 1944, and '45 was over, right? so we were in auschwitz there, yes. they put us in. we slept in a stall there. and one person came and she said you were chosen. she was from czechoslovakia and sh

it keeps on happening. never again with the holocaust and genocide, it is part of it, there is genocide today in syria according to our center of the preventions of wilhelms preventions. it is still happening and it is our job to work on that. not just to remember the holocau holocaust. thank you very much. >> and i think with that, i want to thank you all for coming. i want you to remind you that we have the first person program, every wednesday and thursday, please check for our web casts for past shows and shows that are coming on. i am going to turn the floor over to louise for a moment. first, i want to talk about a little audience participation that we are planning for r tthed of our program today. after louise has her last say, we are going to ask everyone to stand and our wonderful photographer, joe, is going to take a picture of all of you with louise and you will all have a moment of photo op with louise, give our last word of wisdom for us. >> i will try. during the holocaust, approximately 12 mi

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and what i suggest is it happens the way it happens in large part because of native people. and this is not inevitable. thomas jefferson spoke about an ocean to ocean republic. an ocean-bound republic. here it is. so it makes sense that we look at this map and say, yeah, everything falls into place lock step, because we know this is going to happen. but our problem is whether we're teachers or students is that we're blinkered if not blinded by hindsight. we know how the story ended. and so given this massive expansion, if you like, of this juggernaut, yeah. indians don't figure much into it because, of course, they are just the victims of this expansion. but november 1795, john adams said in his diary, george washington, president washington, has dinner one week on four different occasions with different delegations of indian chiefs. this is 1795 when the united states has already won, if you like, the war for ohio. washington is not having dinner every other evening or afternoon with indian delegates because he likes having dinner with indians. i can assure you of that. he'

look what is's happening. look what's happening. audience: boo!ow, in all fairness, we want to help people. can't take a chance. san bernardino, they walk in. they start shooting. paris, the best -- the toughest gun laws in the world, paris, france. they walk in. they kill 130 people. they wound so gravely hundreds of people. now, let me just tell you because while we're in the second amendment -- if we had in san bernardino or in orlando or some place, somebody in that room like this guy right here, right? that guy with the blue make america great again hat on. or that woman with the beautiful blonde hair. wish i had hair that looked like that. [laughter] but if we have somebody and they happen to have a gun, san bernardino, they see them coming. first of all, if they knew there was a gun where the bullets would be flying in the other direction, they probably wouldn't have gone in. but let's assume they did, the carnage would not be what the carnage was. we have to protect our second amendment. hillary clinton wants to kill our second amendment.

this happened in the town of mac. his wife has serious first with legs and arms.>> >>> theechief will help to figure out if his officers are profiling. >> reporter: when they are sitting in cruisers entering in data they're not out patrolling the streets. cheap white wants to make sure that their gathering live demographic data. if they're going to bb gathering this data on all suspicious calls. not eeery interaction that they have. right now there will be a few extra checkboxes on the computer involved shootings had led them to fast-track thhs ata. he is hoping that the data will be quick and cost effective. >> we are talking about transparency. i cannot say we will get a better outcome. hopefully the inrmation will show we are not doing any kind of profiling. >> reporter: chief wants as they have other data systtm just like la, chicago and they are hoping to pick the brains of those cities to see they're hoping to roll this out by the end of the year. >>> we want to say everyone who shared to bring to teenagers home

and then this is what happens. but just for the crime of having political another hugely disturbed -- disturbing story happening california when a number donated money the ballot initiative in support of traditional marriage. after words to read addresses of those who donated to put them on the map you could literally go from neighborhood to neighborhood and men and women who ended up off the list, windows broken, scary messages left on the internet to. some of them had protesters show up and blocked the way so but one of the scariest thing this is the people think about what happened in debt and nearly all of them will look at the deposition around based on what just happened to me a would be reluctant to take part in another ballot initiative. that is the point. to make their lives so tough they will not engage in democracy anymore. >> poolsides must do these tactics so what about those who just watch from faraway? but everybody does this? >> to a savings. government abuse. i will mail libertarian with the first

is about to happen? i just ran as fast as i could, just expecting at any moment to hear a loud blast. i just wanted to go. i had no idea wh on. i ran to the terminal and then i saw one of the doors from the tarmac, from one of the other gates, somebody had opened it and i was like i am getting out of this building. i walked downstairs and that is when a lot of people started gathering on the tarmac and they kept us close against the wall, which i didn't like and then they moved us to a different start -- spot on the outskirts of the terminal where people said there was no active shooter situation according to lapd. we still don't know what is happening. right now, they want us all back inside and standing in line. we are waiting to go through security and it is every single gate in the southwest terminal at lax airport. right now, people's phones are dying so everyone's boarding passes are on their phones so people are starting to print those out at kiosks. it is going to be a very long night. >> you can

that's what's happened. it's really what happened. sad. the clinton corruption scandals have been really there for a long time and it's been sad, sad, sad for america. the illegal server, the foreign hacking, the deleted -- oh, 33. how many? 33,000. the deleted e-mails. 33,000. the secret schedules, the lying to congress. it's all just too much. we're going to have a great victory on november 8th. i can tell you. we're going to have a great victory. thank you. thank you. how much more can voters take? not much more. thank you. hillary clinton thinks she's entitled to be president. by the way, she got very bad judgment. got very bad judgment. even if she thinks that, she has bad judgment. she thinks she's above the law. so far she's proven that. but the truth is, it's the opposite. her criminal conduct at home and her failed interventions overseas simply make her unfit. she's unfit to serve in the oval office. i believe that america is ready to turn the page on this very sorted past. we don't want another four years of obama or clinton cont

look what's happened over the last ten years. look what's happened over the years. he feel about the intelligence after the briefing? here's his new campaign manager, just this morning. >> did he believe it? >> i can't disclose that. i can tell you he took it very seriously and he appreciated being there. about the details. >> did he believe the intelligence report that the cia prepared for him? >> -- yes, he did. >> tara miller is a senior policy adviser and spokesperson for the counter extremism project, which describes itself as a policy organization, focused on countering extremist ideology. tara, good to see you. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> storied members of the intelligence community have questioned donald trump's ability to become commander in chief. but should he be given somelyway in terms of his skepticism. >> these abbreviation have been going on to prepare candidates and make them familiar with intelligence. i found the comments interesting and a little bit strange, because intelligence is a collection of open source information, newspaper

we had an incident happen right in front of us. we saw a man with a gun in his hand, he started firing five or six times. the crowd scattered, he continued to fire, running by yu our vehicle. we ducked, and we're all okay, everyone in the car is okay. but it's com there right now. no control, the police are saying -- staying a far distance back. a lot of cars honking, and on the way out we also got sideswiped by a car that traveled in between the lanes of traffic and they just hit the complete side of our car. again, we're okay, we have left the area, it is not safe, not worth to it be out there. i would advise everyone to stay away from the area of sherman and burleigh. in the air, a lot of people just standing around. again, the gunshots happening right outside our vehicle and it was a truly scary moment. i don't think anyone out there really sees the danger that is going on right now. so again i would advise everyone to stay away. we are a safe distance obviously in the air right now with news chopper 12. but everyone should sta

today brady addressed the media for likely the last time before this happens. he had nice words for his >> reporter: this is so interesting. tom brady can practice with the patriots for the next few days, but then he has to pull a disappearing act and that big nfl spotlight will focus on number 10, the kid from suburban chicago who has one t.d.pass in his nfl career. ready or not it will be the backup jimmy grap garoppolo under center and in likely his final news conference for brady says he will be rooting for grap blow and the whole team -- garoppolo. >> i love being with jimmy. i enjoyed everyday that i spent with him i wish him the very best obviously, from our team, for him personally. when you see people that it means a lot to, you always want them to succeed as well. >> reporter: how does brady plan to stay sharp during his four-game suspension? >> we'll see. yeah. tip his hand about whether he will stay home or travel. but he will be watching somewhere. >> that part, i think will be very challenging watching those games in september. but i'll find ways

all of them happening between midnight and 1 a.m. they have happened since may. now, luckily, no one has been seriously hurt but one person said he was grazed by a bullet. another one hit by glass. and it's left a lot of people terrified who live, work or just drive through this area. >> fear, you know, for like my family and other people. you get into a car accident, you have kids in the car, anything can happen, you know what i mean? >> reporter: this is what makes it even more scary is that police say they have no idea where exactly these bullets are coming from, which direction these bullets are coming from. now, police say they are beefing up patrols here and they have been going door to door trying to find the shooter. live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> stockton's mayor showed up at his first city council meeting last night since his arrest over a strip poker game with teens but many locals made it clearthat they have his back. anthony silva was arrested last week accused of giving alcohol to teens and then reporting their game of strip poker. the

he can see it happening. but the one thing again that maybe our citizenry does not understand about our security forces is that the fear that governs them is probably greater than the one that held us back. these people are ruled by fear. these people are brought in line by fear. it is a scary thing for someone who is in the police, intelligence, or the army to speak up. one of the things that we continue to openly encourage our brothers and sisters who are in the security sector is to help us. help us with information. do what you can. leak information to us. inform us. let us know what is going on. let us know what is about to happen. because we do not have a central committee, because we do not have a bureau, you know, we do not have meetings where we gather to discuss strategy in secret. our strategy is discussed right in the open tier and we discuss our strategy on social media. we discuss our strategy on whatsapp. in their mind, they think it is a secret movement, a gathering somewhere, but we do it rig

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it happened in broad daylight. near other homes just inside frederick town limits. >> problemsoever join us with a closer look at what happened and police need your help. >> this happened just a couple limits. that is complicating the investigation. frederick police can only investigate the damage. they can't investigate the actual shooting. which happened a few feet away. across the street. in weld county. that's up to the sheriffs office. and he was like that's not a spider. stkpwhr-t it was something much more terrifying. a bullet hole. stkpwhr-t that's the hole there. >> there wasn't just one. >> there's another bullet hole. over here. >> or two. >> there's one in the window frame. >> but 6 of them. >> first thought was that it was thank god everybody was gone. both my husband and stepson are over 6 feet tall. it would have killed them. >> it turn out this happened before. >> every week there are people in here. >> . the p just koupb the street. the church gym was riddled with a half dozen bullets this past nov

this shouldn't happen in our country. this shouldn't happen in america.applause] so we send our thoughts and prayers to the family. and we also promised to fight for a much much better tomorrow. across chicago, more than 2700 shooting victims since january of this year. think of that, 2700 people shot since january. we cannot as a society tolerate this level of violence and suffering in our cities. those who would deny that, and you know there are many that do, and they have their own reasons, many are not good reasons -- this is a national crisis. this is a crisis that requires urgent action. has no business. none of these people have any business that support going on running for elected office. none of these people should be even allowed to run. they are a disgrace. [applause] but decades and decades filled -- of failed democratic policies, the policy of hillary clinton have created this high crime and crushing poverty. absolutely crushing poverty. so many communities under democratic control, we have that -- bad schools no jobs, high , crime, and no h

this happened at 3:28 am.o reports of damage or injuries. >>> a toddler who fell from a third story window in foster city has died. the boy fell about 25 feet thursday morning and suffered serious injuries. this happened at the waters edge apartment on east hillsdale boulevard. the boy were rushed to the hospital by helicopter but later passed away. foster city police are calling this a tragic accident. >>> in the south bay there is speculation that the recent spat of vandalism may be politically motivated. twice in less than a month, two dozen trees along meridian avenues in san jose's willow glen neighborhood were hacked down. the vandalism comes months after art boxes were destroyed in the district. the councilman said these are acts of a deranged person and if they are protesting against someone or some policy, there are better ways to voice their objections. the councilman is promising to install cameras to prevent future attacks. >>> new developments in a couple of large california wildfires. soberanes f

if you tell anyone what happened to you this morning , you can't even tell the school what happened. it's why you are late right now. you tell anyone, you can go today also these are some of the tactics that were used and by the way, i think the ending of this story is very important the cause eric ot was one of those who was targeted and he decided to defy the gag order and came to the wall street journal where i work and we blew the lid off this abuse that was happening in wisconsin and it was playing out abuse and that a lawsuit was filed and it went all the way up to the supreme court in wisconsin and wisconsin's supreme court shut down the strobe and you know, at the end there was this great line and it's in the book. i'm going to paraphrase here but the court majority basically said that the special prosecutor in this case because at some point this was taken over from the da by a special prosecutor, the special prosecutor has engaged in the areas of law in order to go after citizens who were entirely innocent of any wrongdoing which they about that statement. this is in essenc

>> and then it happened. adele invited the couple on stage. >> and then you two, you in the tie die, and i was like, that's you! go! and then you in the glasses. that's me, okay, adele. >> her security let us up to the stage after that. >> the pair said adele immediately hugged them, and they e smelled pretty good. they say it added to her relatability, and that's why they love her music so much. >> whenever my first emotional breakup was, that's when adele entered my life. >> after years of enjoying her music, the two made sure to get pictures of this once in a lifetime opportunity. >> we didn't even have to ask. she asked if you want to get a >> kristy siefkin, fox 10 news. >> great stuff. as we mentioned off the top of the show tonight, tonight's show has been cancelled. adele cancelled the show saying she is too sick to perform. fans were asked to hold on to their tickets, and the concert will be rescheduled. refunds are also available at the point of purchase. >>> what if your point of purchase was a sca

and, we will explain what happened. and severe weather continues to bring heavy rain and flash flooding in parts of the nation and we are tracking the storms. while watching severe weather across the us, and the tropical system heading the southern winter. people from the panhandle are bracing for intense rainfall. they continue to see rain coming in and it's affecting the gulf coast of florida. and that's ten to 15 inches of rain from taper to pensacola. and that's the last thing that folks like that need. the party got cars submerged in high water, and the water is right up to the doorsteps of many houses. we also want to update you on the latest with tropical depression how the air. that's set to continue to batter the tip of the baja peninsula with rain and wind through at least tomorrow morning. authorities in mexico have been evacuating people from low- lying areas around the resort city of cabo some lucas because of that storm. even once it clears cabo it's not over yet and some of that moisture may be headed her

but that is not what happened here. what happened here is what happened across america. you are in now what is largely an aerospace company. [applause] mrs. clinton: and because of the workforce and the work ethic, and the commitment of the future , you are seeing the future unfold. so i got to see what is happening here, to help build the rocket that is going to go to mars. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i saw the two halves of an f 35 nosecone waiting to be put together. [applause] i talked with some of the workers about the absolute perfection that is required to do this work. what i believe with all my heart is what is happening here can happen in so many places if we put our minds to it, if we supported mass manufacturing, if we are the kind of country that once again understand how important it is to build things. we are builders who need to get back to building. [applause] so we are making progress. none of us can be satisfied until the economic revitalization we are seeing in some parts of michigan reaches every community, but it is inspiring to see this com

mckinnon we are talking about developing news we are looking at a crash thatta deadly accident that happened just outside the tip o'neill tunnel overnight. we have the te >> also breaking overnight nearly a dozen people foxed-- forced out of their homes by a fast moving fire in boston. >> and donald trumpp getting ready to head to mexico today ahead of a big speech on immigration that he is preparing for. we will have the latest from the campaign trail. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good wednesday morning everybody. i am kate merrill. we have developing news this morning increased security on the first day of school. stewed ain't cuesed of making a threat at pen tucket regional high school we will have more in a minute. >> first barry burbank another first day of school for a lot kids. my kids are going back today and it's going to be a warm one. >> it's going to be a warm one. it's going to be warming into the 80s kate and looks like we will be watching the tropics. this system likely will a tropical storm and whether it affects us late in the we