for weeks we tried to schedule an interview with the public housing ceo, calvin jeremiah. pha told us it would get back to us, but never did. so we had to catch up with him at the july meeting. can't you talk to us for just a second here. we've been trying to schedule an interview for weeks. >> i'll talk to you. >> reporter: we did hang out and jeremiah agreed to an interview. >> 100 properties of 5,000. >> that's not a big deal? >> it is a big deal. taking the time to look at what we've done in the two years that i've been here. in ten years, this would have been a great story, five years ago. >> reporter: the housing authority has a strategy to unload or fix its unsafe and dangerous properties. it claims the plan has stabilized 21 of its 99 unsafe buildings since jeremiah took over two years ago. >> we've rehabbed hundreds of properties just over the last year. we've renovated over 1,000 properties. to do all of that work requires resources that are forever shrinking. >> reporter: jeremiah told us since he's been ceo, pha has auctioned more than 800 properties. >> the li

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not only jeremiah burke but the stem academy. also and boston latin. all schools where the water tested safe in the spring. and according to a statement boston public schools sent us. new results indicate higher levels, likely due to testing conditions in the summer that did not reflect typical fountain usage in the school year. >> and these schools were not the only ones tested. the water in 30 buildings deemed safe. and now the superintendent says boston school officials are looking at a permanent fix so this won't continue to happen. christina hager, wbz news, back to you. >>> sticking with the schools, new information about the upgraded version of the m cat exam for kids in grades three through eight. students will take the new version of the exam in the spring. it's computer based with a 10th graders will continue to take the current test. all students will be taking the new test by 2019. >>> a special tribute given to a hometown hero missing for half a century. >>> could we be in for >> porte practiced this morning and no severe thunderstorm warn

another life well lived. 18-year-old jeremiah okeefe enlisted when he heard of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. not long after he was commissioned lieutenant in the marine corps. the first assignment was to protect american troop and supply ships in okinawa. on april 22nd, 1945, 80 c0 comez see pilots attacks. fights. o'keefe took out five come koz sees and two more that week. he was awarded crosses for his efforts. when he got home from the war, jeremiah rejoined his childhood sweet hard and wife and rejoined the funeral home business. he ran for the state legislature and won and chaired john f. kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign for southern mississippi. in 1973, he was electeday biloxi, o'keefe spent much of his adult life fighting segregation. he took on the ku klux klan denying permits and for that he received death threats and a burning cross on his front lawn. jeremiah o'keefe and champion of equal rights in america died equal rights in america died this week at the age of 93 ? is depression more than sadness? equal rights in america died this week at the age of 93 ? ? tr

volunteers including jeremiah -- jeremiah johnson use their boats rescued many people. >> i was thankful someone was there to help.>> reporter: red cross volunteers are on their way to help residents. this is the largest disaster response since hurricane sandy. the death toll now in louisiana stands at six. the strongest form flooded several streets in roanoke today. many vehicles were trapped in the downtown area and a woman had to be rescued. as fast as it rose, the water receded. many areas were dry by nightfall.>>> flooding issues across america. we had heat, that's our problem. >> our streak right now is at seven days the 90s. i have to put numbers in my forecast. the last three? had ended up at 13 days. we're not going to go that long. the good news is today's high of 96 will be our hottest day of the week. we slowly edged down to 94 and 92 tuesday and wednesday. right around 90 as we raised our rain chances later this week. our average high right now is 89. we are way above that, but this before you know it, fall will be here. not this week. that is for sure. we don't have any sho

when he got home from the war, jeremiah rejoined his childhood sweetheart and wife and joined the familye. he ran for the state legislature and won and chaired john f. kennedy's 1960 presidential campaign for southern mississippi. a position he held for eight years. in 1973, he was elected mayor of biloxi, o'keefe spent much of his adult life fighting segregation. he took on the ku klux klan denying permits and for that he received death threats and a burning cross on his front lawn. jeremiah o'keefe and champion of equal rights in america died this week at the age of 93. ♪ is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. trintellix has not been studied in chil

my main example of an african-american off for newer -- entrepreneur is jeremiah hamilton about him ipublished prince of darkness, the untold story. he is mentioned in print four times since 1900 and three of the four missed -- mentions are misleading or inaccurate, slashed through the lily white of wall street. >> watch the entire event at 1030: a.m. eastern on c-span3 american history tv. each week american artifacts jay shi to museums and historic places. up next a visit to 28 east 20th street in fork city, the theodore roosevelt birth place historic site. >> his legacy still impacts us today, whether it be about conservation or federal regulation trust busting. or foreign policy, which we don't debate whether it's good or bad here at the birth place. but the panama canal, his vision for america. given his time, was extremely progressive. and is

volunteers jeremiah johnson and henri dufrense say they rescued over 150 people with their boat and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to ask, why >> it is just what we do as a community. we help each other out, you know. i would expect somebody to do it for me and my family, that is why i do it. >> louisiana is very resilient, we have strong, failtful people here. and i'm extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards toured the damage and says some areas have--iersiers have become isla. >> it makes it difficult for for first responders sometimes to get in. so we're asking everyone to be patient. >> i >> >> we're getting raid to go live to sheriff david talk. -- pop. >> this comes a couple of hours after a press conference with police chief ed flynn and milwaukee mayor tom barrett. we are here now waiting to hear a response from milwaukee county clark, who had sent out a notice earlier today saying he had spoken with gover

i don't think it means he knew everything that jeremiah wright ever said. barack obama has been president for seven and a half years now and i think there's a lot of basis on which to judge whether he's been a good president or not. based on what he did as president. what he did or did not think that jeremiah wright at this stage seems utterly irrelevant. >> host: the run of his life, the people versus o.j. simpson. >> guest: the book became back into my life dramatically. >> host: as he sits in a nevada jail, what is going through his mind? >> guest: boy i got a raw deal. people are unfair to me. i would like to tell you about all the unfairness is one of the things about o.j. as he is a compulsive talker. he undoubtedly has the great deal to say about what has gone on in his life boats recently and in the more distant past. a lot of people sometimes have asked me over the years have made do you think o.j. has admitted to himself that he killed ron goldman, his ex-wife, nicole brown since then. i certainly do believe that he did. i think that he doesn't re

police say on january 3rd, their son, jeremiah horsley, was playing with a handgun when it went off, wounding him in his jaw. he was only 2 at the time. a helicopter flew him to uihc for treatment. both harris and horsely still have upcoming trials on several state a federal judge in iowa refused to issue a restraining order for dakota access. the texas based company wanted one against two organizations who are protesting the bakken oil pipeline. in her order, the judge said dakota access did not prove there's an immediate risk of injury or damage. protesters are upset they lost land because of eminent domain, and fear what the pipeline could do to the environment. it will cross 18 iowa counties as it moves oil from noth dakota to hearing for friday for more consideration on the issue. about 100 people plan to peacefully protest a pipeline construction site in central iowa today. an anti-pipeline protest leader says people will gather in boone. governor terry branstad is calling on law enforcement to stop any more vandalism to the pipeline. he has asked the iowa state patrol to help

the four men charged in connection to a deadly armed robbery will be in court today. 18-year-old jeremiah flowers is charged with armed robbery with use of force as party to a crime. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for later this morning. police say he along with three others shot and killed 32-year-old rebecca according to a criminal complaint, 21-year-old deanthony bradley pointed a gun at her head with his finger on the trigger. bradley told police when the victim tried to drive away the gun went off-- killing her. also in court today-- the woman accused of killing her two year old son in sheboygan falls. the preliminary hearing for katlyn kinateder is scheduled for later today.according to court documents-- the 27-year-old told detectives she suffocated 2-year-old dexter with a plastic bag earlier this month... and told 9-1-1 operators she had lost it-- and was tired of looking at the boy. kinatader to plead not guilty because of mental health issues. another major shakeup for donald trump's campaign -- once again, a new campaign manager. this after the republican presidential ca

let's talk first a little bit about jasmine and jeremiah. >> jasmine and jeremiah. i have been working with jasmine since she was first pregnant. so, i helped her through getting to doctors about pregnancy, the stress that came with it. you know making sure that she knew how to be the best mom she could be and then, ming sure that we knew how to get her involved in different community resources. so making sure she had a pack and play and a safe place for him to sleep and making sure she knew all about important stuff about parenting. >> does she have a similar story to other people who come to you where to go or what to do. >> most of our clients come not knowing what to do. it's an unplanned pregnancy and they are nervous and scared and just trying to figure out all of the resources and how do you get to the doctor and what does my child need all of that. so, yeah, that's most of our clients. >> i think that's so important. you're a case worker you work with a lot of different people. how many people do you usually end up working with. >> at a time usually about 25

jeremiah pepper has been arrested on suspicion of first degree murder. >>> storms could develop in colorado tonight. we're just seeing some really dark skies out there. larimer county. anything happening up north? >> reporter: we've got a little thunderstorm out to the north of us. a couple of thunderstorms producing gusty winds. from our vantage point, some rain in the distance, and also a little lightning. very gray skies with some moisture moving through. especially at elevation, and it showers drift down a little later. doppler 4,000, much like yesterday afternoon. the southwesterly flow, kicking up some of that convection, a couple thunderstorms in the high country. and a closer look across the front range and into the residential area. some of that moisture could be creeping >>> i-70 is back open after an hours-long closure earlier today. it created quite the traffic jam. cdot was doing mitigation work along this area. you can see all the cars. the highway was supposed to be closed until 3:30 this afternoon but it reopened earlier than expected. dieters took drivers -- detours took dr

amon wright, jeremiah george, former usf wide receiver andre davis. also punter jacob shum. and johnson as well. this is the coach's first time cutting players as head coach in the nfl which makes the moves even tougher. >> i'm not really looking forward to that. i'm anxiously looking forward guys we have here, they've given us what we asked them to. they've worked hard but this is a business so we're going to have to say goodbye to a few guys this week. by the end of the week a few more. it's not going to be -- it's not the fun part by any means. >> more cuts will come by the end of this week. >>> rays sweeping the astros yesterday. they wanted chris archer, archer entered yesterday not only leading the american league sporting a 3-2 career record against houston including two complete games. he got big support early. rays up 3-0 in the fourth, better make it 4, bailey with the rbi double off the wall. 4-0 good guys but in the fourth, jason castro up the middle, that plates home carlos correa. all of a sudden 4-3. same score in the eighth, matt delphi at we have a problem.

jeremiah george, andre davis. the bucs cut the punter from last season. this is cutter's first time cutting players as head coach in the nfl which makes the moves even tougher. >> i am not looking forward to that part of the week. i am anxiously looking forward to the season starting. the guys we have here have given us what we have asked them to. they have worked hard. this is a bu good-bye to a few guys this week and by the end of the week, a few more. that's not the fun part by any means. >> the teams need to trim rosters to 75 by tuesday and 53 saturday for the final preseason game played between the two dates. friday night's dominant win showcased tampa bay's offense in special teams and the spectacular play by the tampa bay defense in a preseason since 2000. this is the perfect performers by defense before the season opener in atlanta. >> playing together, feeding off each other. when you rest as a unit, not as individuals, that type of stuff can happen. >> september 11 is coming soon. we are going to be away. we're going to go up there and get a wi

main example left out of the story of new york history is jeremiah hamilton. who coincidently i have just published press of darkness -- this black entrepreneur mentioned in prints for time since 1900 and three of the four mentions are inaccurate. slashed his way through the lily white world of wall street in the 19th century. -- he firms turns up running counterfeit crimes to new york merchants. they get caught. through the 1830's he specializes in over and sharing ships by sinking them and claiming the money. the insurance industry in new york begins to form an association and part to stop him , they added 36, they have an that no ship that jeremiah hamilton was involved with. he gets around it by some fancy legal maneuvering area -- maneuvering. and onred in real state $10 million worth of land and buildings. and a hawk of the story as well. -- heght and sold shares ran up but was called a pool, like a modern hedge fund for crime. he he went wall-to-wall with vanderbilt, he admitted there was only person that he respected and it was this black guy. he just

elsa oliver is facing charges related to the care of jeremiah oliver, though she has not been charged directly. today's arguments focus on dna testing, and they follow a jeremiah oliver was reported missing in december 2013, although by that point he had been missing for months. >> right now several families who are out of their homes after a fire in abington, the chief is telling us that the flames likely broke out on the front porch. the firefighters were forced to fight this from the outside until they had enough staffing there. firefighters from six neighboring towns helped them. no one was injured in the effort. investigating graffiti threatening police at a skate park. you can see it here, it says kill cops. they say it appeared at the skate park on livingston street, and they are not aware of any surveillance video in the area. so far there are no suspects. >> we take it seriously like we take every other crime or any other report of malicious damage. that's why we always look into it to see what happens. call. >> there will soon be a permanent tribute to a young woman killed i

jeremiah clark didn't get sliced by the sharp tag-along, but is wondering how it got in there to begin >> :"hopefully it's a random fluke and it's not in everyone's mail, but you never know." >> reporter:razors *can be sent through the u-s postal service, but only if the blade is wrapped or covered. >> :"if we didn't notice it, tearing that open could have been bad." >> reporter:clark doesn't think it was anything malicious, but filed a police report just to cover all his bases. >> :"what i can do is i can take this. do you want me to open it for your safety? i mean are you concerned about this razor as far as, since i know it's in there, it's not an issue." >> reporter:police opened a report, but directed clark to the i-r-s itself for any answers. >> :"whoever packages these for the irs would be the one that you would ask. i would have absolutely no idea." >> reporter:the letter itself is something the clarks were expecting, and the rest of the envelope looked completely normal, so they don't think it was someone trying to play a trick. >> :"you see something strange, bring it to the

but when you think about it, jeremiah wright's very controversial -- that was not held against -- >>ongressman, that is not true. you remember two weeks of coverage with the reverend and president obama. but again, to try to say this is bad but -- why not just say this is bad. let's move on. >> let me clarify that, then. it's bad, it's unacceptable. let's move on. the point about jeremiah wright or maybe matin's father who went to the hillary clinton's campaign, you can't hold that against her. the reality is, in a dynamic campaign environment, people are going to say things disconnected with the campaign. i agree with you, totally unacceptable. we're not debating that at all. >> so this was a rogue surrogate, to a certain extent? >> absolutely. >> here's the thing, though. because this is not the first controversy for a trump campaign surrogate, as you know. burns had trump and blackface. katrina pierson talked about something that was not the case. why do your republicans become the story? >> because i think if you think of a donald trump rally versus a hillary clinton rally, hilla

one of the four men-- charged in connection with a deadly armed 18-year-old jeremiah flowers is charged with armed robbery with use of force as party to a crime. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for later this morning. police say he along with three others shot and killed 32-year-old rebecca wood last month. according to a criminal complaint, 21-year-old deanthony bradley pointed a gun at her head with his finger on the trigger. bradley told police when the victim tried to drive away the gun went off-- killing her. also in court today-- the woman hearing for katlyn kinateder is scheduled for later today.according to court documents-- the 27-year-old told detectives she suffocated 2-year-old dexter with a plastic bag earlier this month... and told 9-1-1 operators she had lost it-- and was tired of looking at the boy. the district attorney expects kinatader to plead not guilty because of mental health issues. donald trump-- making his supporters wait while making a campaign stop in wisconsin. we'll take you inside yesterday's events. and it wasn't all supportes the candidate was also

deanthony bradley, william rounds, jeremiah flowers, and anton mukes are charged in connection to wood's death. according to a criminal pointed a gun at her head with his finger on the trigger. bradley told police when the victim tried to drive away the gun went off-- killing her. they all entered not guilty pleas, and are due back in court at the end of the month. we're learning more about a fatal, hit- and-run crash, in milwaukee, tuesday evening. today, justin williams spoke to the victim's mother. he is live, near 23rd and fond du lac, with the latest. justin? her mother says tuesday marks the s been hit by a car. the first, years ago, in chicago, did not require hospitalization. the second, tuesday evening, in milwaukee, resulted in bunch's death. you took a daughter. you took a sister. you took a aunt. tasha bunch does not know to whom she is speaking, i haven't been asleep. i been up, since last night. but she is absolutely certain what she wants them to do. just thinkin', hopin' -- prayin' that you guys discusses the death of her daughter, 22-year-old tyann bunch, who is killed,

the list here former uss star receiver andre davis one of the cuts along with linebacker jeremiah george who played last year on the big roster, contributed on special teams last year, also during this preseason. now a reminder, the bucs are back on news channel 8, your official bucs station thursday night, and i just saw the eight- day from ian. i mean rain gear city perhaps, it could be sloppy, that game kicking off at 7:30 at raymond james stadium. you can catch that here on news channel 8. >>> rays pitcher chris archer one loss from matching a dubious mark in rays history. one more loss would make 18 this season matching the record set back in the 2002 search. that devil rays team lost 106 games. this club won't do that. trying to avoid a houston today, luke maehl, hits the fence left and tim beckham hustles home. 4-0 rays, but it's a little tight, one-run game. matt duffy, some insurance, a two-run shot. it's now 6-3. switch pitchers, two more in the 8th. that's a three-run blast, rays win it 10-4. >>> the nascar sprint cup young guns battled it out to the finish line, kyle larson h

police say on january third, their son, jeremiah horsley, was playing with a handgun when it went off, wounding him in his jaw. he was only two at the time. a helicopter flew him to university of iowa hospitals for treatment. both harris and horsely still have upcoming trials on several state charges relating to the shooting. today president obama commuted the prison sentences for 111 federal inmates, now granted more than 670 commutations, more than the previous ten presidents combined. obama has long called for phasing out strict sentences for nonviolent drug offenses. he calls it excessive punishment. the president commuted sentences for mark glidden of clear lake and kenneth mccoy of council bluffs. both had been serving time for either making or distributing methamphetam take the first step in raising the county's minimum wage tomorrow. supervisors will cast the first of three votes on a proposed minimum wage ordinance at wednesday morning's meeting. if passed, the hourly wage would go up in increments eventually becoming 10-25 an hour by 2019. centanralts to enforce a sidewalk o

arapahoe county sheriff's office says jeremiah pepper is behind bars n suspicion of first degree murder, after police were called out to a stabbi >>> a woman driving on i-25 says someone shot out her window. she's okay, but her car window was shattered. she was driving on i-25 near colorado springs. police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> a 16-year-old girl has been ticketed even though she was hit by a truck in longmont. police tell our partners at the longmont times that the girl got out of the parked car at 3rd and maine and hit by a car. in a crosswalk. >>> a former cu student convicted of rape avoids prison time and people are wondering if the judge made the right call. yesterday a judge sentenced austin wilkerson to two years probatio suspect. >> what kind of message do you think that a work release sentence sends? >> i think it sends a message to the community that sexually violent crimes don't warrant serious punishment. >> prosecutors say they hope this case will raise awareness about what they call an epidemic of sexual violence. a recent survey showed

. >>> the trials of jeremiah oliver's mother and her boyfriend have now been postponed. a prosecution witness was unavailable to testify in the trial against elsa oliver and alberto sierra. 5-year-old air my oliver's body suitcase of 190 and sterling two years ago. nobody has been charged in his murder. his mother and her boyfriend face kidnapping, child abuse and endangerment charges. a hearing for a new trial date is sedded for september 8th . >>> new details about that massive fire in south boston we told you about at the beginning of the newscast. >> i know john you're getting some of the latest information. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, i'll show take a peek. firefighters have the flames put down it's a very smoke withy scene. the first alarm came in about 10:25 tonight. we have a picture that shows just how bad this was. the entire -- the first alarm was two to three alarms. it is a brick building a row house the flames totally engulfing altogether in & a short time ago firefighters were ordered off and told to get outside. right now there are firefighters

mother whose son was found dead on side of a local highway won't start any time soon. 5-year-old jeremiah oliver's body was found stuffed in a suitcase near 190. her mother and boyfriend face kidnapping, child abuse and enda unable to testify in the case of elsa oliver. the judge is expected to set a new trial date next month. >>> a level 2 sex offender has been held on bail charged with upskirting a woman on a mbta bus. mark barry was in court. he took pictures of a woman's skirt while riding on a bus with her teenaged daughter. he admitted taking the pictures with his phone but said he deleted them. upskirting victims and evidence of child pornography on his phone. >>> a man died trying to save one of his dogs. pulled a 54-year-old from francona notch. the man died this weekend when he jumped into the river after one of his dogs had fallen off a boat. he wasn't airing a life jacket. >>> the coast guard rescued a woman from the sailboat just northwest of martha's vineyard. around 7 p.m., a man reported his wife was suffering from stomach pains. the emergency crews rushed her to the hospi

emily: the trial for the mother related to the care of jeremiah oliver, though she has not been charged directly in his death. in court yesterday, the prosecution said one of their witnesses is out of town on the original trial date of september 12. the judge ordered everyone back to court next month to pick a new date. randy: this new bedford woman's own father is now charged with her murder. walter dasilva was arrested last week in connecticut. prosecutors say he shot 19-year-old sabrina dasilva several times on a new bedford street last month. it's unclear when dasilva will be returned to massachusetts for arraignment. emily: three people are recovering this morning after falling more than 30 feet from a ferris wheel in tennessee. it happened last night at a county fairground. the oldest of those victims, a 16-year-old girl. police say all three were responsive and answering questions as they were taken to a children's hospital nearby. investigators now trying to four drivers is at risk of falling asleep while driving. among the most at risk? teens and young adults. they're responsib

volunteers jeremiah johnson and henry dufrance say they rescued 150 people with their bet and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to ask, why >> just what we do as a community. we help each other out, you know. i would expect somebody to do it for me and my family. why i do it. >> louisiana is resilient. we have strong, faithful people here. i am extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bell edwards toured the damage and says some areas have become islands. >> it makes it very difficult for people to get out. difficult for first responders and sometimes to get in. so, we are asking everyone to be patient. surely, the waters are going to recede over time. so, everyone please -- just be very cautious out there. >> more than 1,000 people were stranded on interstate 12 overnight. elaine, first responders are using helicopters to drop food and water to those people. >> omar villafranca reporting, omar, thank you. other parts of the count

. >> reporter: volunteers henri dufresne and jeremiah johnson used their boat to rescue over 175 people. what's the reaction when you pull up? >> they're just shocked. they're just thankful that somebody is there to help them. pease people, everything they own is ruined. there to help them. you see a lack of relief on their face that they're going to get out and get the high ground. >> reporter: 500 red cross workers are on their way here to help residents. scott, this is the largest u.s. disaster response since hurricane sandy. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thanks. eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs station wbz. eric, what's next. >> reporter: well, scott, we are seeing a settle shift now. the west. you see all that tropical moisture being drawn right up out of the gulf of mexico, so the focus for flooding rain will move a little bit. a ridge of the high pressure that's hitting off the eastern seaboard searing that tropical moisture up into central southeastern texas, also pushing it up into the midwest as we head through tonight and into the day tomorrow some this will b

volunteers jeremiah johnson and henri dufrense say they rescued over 150 people with their boat and truck because it was the right thing to do. >> people are going to ask, why do you guys do this? >> it is just what we do as a community. we help each other out, you know. for me and my family, that is why i do it. >> louisiana is very resilient, we have strong, faithful people here. and i'm extremely encouraged by the amount of cooperation we have gotten from people. we see folks who are truly being neighbors to one another. >> reporter: louisiana governor john bel edwards toured the damage and says some areas have become islands. >> it makes it difficult for people to get out and difficult for first responders sometimes to get in. surely the waters are going to recede over time. so everyone please just be very cautious out there. >> reporter: more than a thousand people were stranded on interstate 12 overnight. elaine, first responders are using helicopters to drop food and water to those people. >> omar villafranca reporting, thank you. other parts of the country are dealing with dangero

them if involved in a woman's murder are all headed for trial deanthony bradley, william bounds, jeremiah flowers, and carlando mukes pleaded not guilty to a number of charges in milwaukee county court today.32-year-old rebecca wood was found dead back on july 13t. 13th.according to the criminal complaint, a witness said bradley fired at wood's car while she was sitting in it near 38th and center... she was hit in the neck.bradley told police his gun went off accidentially.the complaint also states bounds stole 20-dollars woods purse as they raay 3 the sheboygan falls mother accused of killing her toddler was in court today and bound over for trial.the district attorney says 27-year old katlyn kinateder called 9-1-1, telling the operator she had killed her tw-year-old son. authorities say the toddler had been suffocated with a grocery bag.kinateder will return to court later this month for arraignment. if the criminal complaint is proven true a cudahy police dispatcher bamboozled her employer and citizens who were 58's marshanna hester joins us in the studio with the details... marshanna?

. >> the eagles announced tonight jeremiah trotter will be inducted into the team's hall of fame this season. trotter spent parts of eight seasons with the eagles and was a member of the championship team in 2004. going in, legendary voice of the eagles, merrill reese. he's been calling games since 1977. the pair will be inducted monday night, november 28th, when the eagles play the packers at the link. >>> tim tebow, former quarterback held a private workout for 28 major league baseball scouts, including one from the phillies. reports say a venezuelan team has already offered tebow a baseball contract. here he is on his workout. >> i had fun. i think it went pretty well. obviously, this form of a workout is different than what i'm used to, but being out there and running 60 and throwing it around and then catching fly balls and hitting some b.p., but most fun for me is trying to hit live pitching. >> one more nfl note, teddy bridgewater tore his acl and dislocated his knee at practice today. he will miss the entire upcoming season, including, of course, the game against the eagles. r

the eagles announced last night that jeremiah trotter will be inducted into the team's hall of fame thison. trotter spent parts of eight seasons with the eagles and was a member of the nfc championship team in 2004. going in with trot will be legendary voice mel reese. he's been calling the eagles claims since 1977, some 40 years now. the pair will be inducted on monday night, november 28th at the linc when theagle e play host to the green bay packers. nbc 10 is the official station of the eagles. don't miss the birds final preseason game at 7:00 when they play the jets at the linc. join us before and after the game for exclusive interviews and coverage you won't see anywhere else. >> you get to hear it from a former eagle. >> yes. it will be really, really nice. >> definitely. you'll like this one. a wish comes true for a young cancer patient in delaware. >> he became a police captain for just a day. 5-year-old angel zamora has terminal brain cancer. he's always wanted to be a police officer. new castle county made that wish come true yesterday. a motorcade brought him and his family to