. >> reporter: during questioning by federal mag strait sanford admitted he is taking an anti-psychotic medication often used to treat schizophrenia and irit visit him in jail last week although not in court today his mother has always maintained sanford's mental illness was at heart of what happened. >> michael appears to have been acting on a psychotic episode at the time that he tried to pull out the gun. he was hearing voices. telling him to rid the world of trump. >> reporter: his mother told i.t.n.they're hoping sanford can serve his sentence in england. >> have a sentence but my view it shouldn't matter to them where he does to sentence but to us it's matter of life and death. >> reporter: she knows her son will serve time in prison she ask trying to see him through this difficult time. >> hopefully it's the end of one stage and the beginning of another stage. >> reporter: two questions left here, how long will that sentence be? unanswered. they may be addressed when his sentencing hearing begins. that is scheduled for mid december. >> anchor: thank you for the update. >> anchor:

she said her own son was acts psychotic. before police got here, the suspect took off and then they realized he had a felony warrant. the mom called police saying that her mom was back at the apartment complex and they showed back up. and they had a standoff with the 25-year-old. they tried to -- when he opened the door they tried to use bean bags to make him surrender. the suspect's mom was watching all of and we talked to a witness who was there. >> she was going, oh, my god, they shot my son, oh, my god. and i said he's dead. he's not moving. >> police are supposed to release the identity of the suspect later today. live in phoenix, justin pazera, abc15. >>> now we have to talk about this wild crime spree. police chasing accused bank robbers through town. what's the latest? >> reporter: according to sources we've learned that the suspects could be tied to other armed bank robbers. the chase came to an end at i- 10 and baseline. steven rio was shot and killed. he was just released from prison three months ago. he served ti

police tell us around 4 in the afternoon yesterday officers came to an apartment complex here - one psychotic and threatening people with a large sword. the man left. officers noticed he had an outstanding arrest warrant and they searched the area for an hour. then at ten last night the mom called back and said her son was back at the complex in a different apartment. she claimed he assaulted a man. officers came and set up a perimeter. for an hour they tried to talk to the man. he eventually came out with the large sword tied to his hand and came after officers. phoenix police say they tried to subdue him with tasers and stun bag rounds. when that failed they shot him. a friend of the it was horrific to watch. the man died here on the scene. the five officers involved now being interviewed by detectives. live near 36th ???adlib & toss jimmy ???adlib weather weather???adlib just in case the storms gets bad -- there are several places you can pick up sand. this is live oicture from fire station 182 out in goodyear. folks on the west side can community park and the roscoe dog park,you do need t

described him as psychotic and threatening people with a large sword. the man left. officers noticed he had an outstanding arrest warrant and they searched the area for an hour. then at ten last night the mom called back and said her son was back at the complex in a different apartment. she claimed he assaulted a man. officers came and set up a perimeter. for an with the large sword tied to his hand and came after officers. phoenix police say they tried to subdue him with tasers and stun bag rounds. when that failed they shot him. a witness standing next to the mom describes watching the shooting. the man died here on the scene. the five officers involved now being interviewed by detectives. live near 36th street and thomas bw 12 today. taking a look at hot headlines across the valley this morning - phoenix morning - phoenix police have identified the man shot and killed by officers after police chase. police say 31 year old stephen del rio and two other men robbed an avondale bank before fleeing in a black s-u-v. the suspects apparently shooting at officers in pursu

she first called police yesterday afternoon saying that her son was acting in her words psychotic. he took off before cops got there. when he returned last night. so did police. he came out with the sword strapped to his hand. police used stun was not complying. the investigation continues at this hour. >>> a wild crime spree that you saw on our mobile app. police chasing bank robbers all through town. katie conner brings us the latest. >> reporter: the investigation is far from over. these men could be tied to other recent bank robberies in the valley. the chase came to an end at i- thre steven rio. he had just been released from prison three months ago. since 2004, he has served time for dui, aggravated assault, and armed robbery. take a listen to this exclusive dispatch audio that shows outskirts dangerous this got. [yelling] >> they are trying to reposition. he's still westbound. north side of the park. >> as for the other two suspects, they were taken into custody and their identities have not been released. katie conner, abc15. >> a family of a man struck by lightning while r

because he had suffered a psychotic break. for help, i didn't call for all of you to kill my brother. i called for help, i asked for help. i called three times." the el cajon police department hasn't been outfitted with body cameras yet... but a witness gave police cell phone video. no word on when that evidence will be released. meanwhile... a man is in critical condition... after he was shot by an officer in phoenix, arizona. it happened last night following a traffic stop. police say the reverse and rammed an officer's car. an officer in an unmarked vehicle nearby saw what happened - and fired at the driver. two handguns were found in the man's car. none of the offers were injured. we'll update you as we learn more. now to an update you'll only see here on fox6: the man spotted on camera... fleeing from the back of a milwaukee police van... has been caught. 17-year old raymond barfield is now back in custody... after what appears to be a dangerous end. back on september 11-th... this exclusive cell phone video captured of a

he was suffering a psychotic episode that day. >>> give me a break. this is a guy who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth and now he's choking because his foot is in his mouth along with the spoon. immigrants. he says if he becomes president his first action will to deport immigrants that are here illegally. he'll create a great wall on the southern border and make mexico pay for it. >> we'll treat everybody with dignity and respect and citizen. >> still several latinos are reconsidering support for trump over the immigration plans. it is making headlines. >> he's been tapping in to local reactions and talking to people on both sides of this issue. >> soften up on immigration, >> people will know that you can't just smuggle in, hunker down and wait to be legalized. >> one of a dozen hispanic leaders met with trump at his las vegas hotel last week. >> i'm not 100% happy but i can tell you this is >> zero tolerance for illegal immigration. >> he is not talking about deporting the masses. that was a shift on his immigration plan. and in november tr

she called police saying her son was acting psychotic. he had a felony warrant. and around 10:00 last night. the mom called police again because her son called her saying he assaulted a guy at this apartment complex. officers came back out. and that's when they tried to use stun bags to try and stop the attack. they were here for over an hour from the time of dispatch to the time that the shooting actually occurred. and that time is spent trying to formulate a plan. ultimately, the suspect decided his own fate. >> back here live you can see this large police presence. they'll be out for quite some time investigating this. as for the police officers, put on administrative leave, depending on the outcome of the investigation. and as for the suspect. we're waiting for his identity. that's expected to be released later today. justin pazera, abc15. >> with the newest information on that scene. and our breaking news doesn't end with justin. >> hundreds were watching this chase unfold. a lot of you probably watching it on abc15.com. we're learning more about the katie c

a woman says her son was being aing strangely and described him as psychotic and threatening people with a large sword. officers searched the area for an hour for man but he was gone had they got her and at 10 half the night the mom called back and said he was and said he was back. for a hour they tried to talk to the man he he came out with a large sword tied to the hand and charged at officers. police say they tried to subdue him with tasers and stun bag rounds and when this failed they shot him. >> one of the hardest things i ever had to do there's nothing you can do it's helplessness and it could have been prevented and stopped it could have been handled in a different way. >> you can't can expect to come out with a sword attached to officers without be met with a resistance and today that was deadly force. >> reporter: the man died on the scene. the five officers that were involved were enterviewed this morning by detectives. we are near -- interviewed this morning by detectives. bryan west. >>> donald trump will meet withlatino and african american leaders in new york part of thela

he also admitted to be taking anti-psychotic medication. he's always maintained it was sandford's mental illness that after he was able to meet with his mother from behind bars and she's hoping her son can get through this very difficult time. take a listen. >> hopefully, it's the end of one stage and the beginning of another stage. >> reporter: and the family is hoping that michael will be able to serve his sentence in an english jail. up by a court and also that sentencing hearing to find out how long he will spend behind bars, that's scheduled to happen in mid-december. sergio avila, news 3. >>> most defendants are convicted and they go to prison or back to jail. >> but there are a select few who go somewhere else for rehabilitation, including those with mental illness. ahead -- a look at the program from someone who has been through it. > in the state. it's about to shut down for several days. what you need to know to plan your route around the spaghetti this bowl. >>> with sunny skies and temperatures in the 80s, the only thing that wo

four-year-old child was grazed his attorney says black had no criminal history and was suffering a psychotic break . health courtin about 12 daysand will be placed in that program which is a combination of counseling , medication , mentoring and other therapy. it's a good program . >>reporter: the officer involved in that exchange on the strip did have something t say in court today.i will have that part of the story for you tonight at 6:00. reporting live, i'm denise rosch, back to you >>> we transition to what people are watching back east. tropical stormhermine. threatening florida shores and cities along the eastern seaboard. people getting ready for this because he could be a labor day washout . >> they want to have barbecues and instead they are blocking up windowswith pieces of wood. it's expected to make landfall in the overnight hours. sarah rosario has more on the threat to people as the storm and stars stuck in rising waters. some of what we've seen from tropical storm hermine. >> a little jolt of all my goodness. >> my biggest concern is the people who are in storm surge evacuati

black a -- black's attorney said he was suffering a psychotic break at the time. >> he was a man with no criminal history with a classic case of diagnosis of schizophrenia. he was diagnosed at 19. >> black is expected in mental health court within the next two weeks. >>> a somber reminder about the dangers of death valley. the extreme heat killed a friends who are suspicious about her death. >> reporter: everyone i've talked to said it's hard to imagine that their friend would be found dead in the middle of the desert. they tell me linda hung had a lot of savvy. she would have been the one to find a way to survive. on saturday, the park reached 113. friends of linda hung said she was headed to the desert to get to fort irwin, that's where her bo military. national park service rangers say it seemed she tried to make a turn but her car got stuck in the sand. she walked off in the desert to get help. >> it doesn't seem like her at all to -- no, it doesn't seem like her to go walking off in the desert. something doesn't seem right. >> reporter: this woman worked next door to the insuranc

a 63-year-old was arrested, and a friend said he was suffering from a psychotic break down, and facing several weapons charges>>> in san jose, two attempted kidnappings, david lee russell has been arrested, and he was arrested yesterday morning. the police said he had shaved off his goatee and switched cars, and tips from the community led to his arrest.>> i'm glad he is off the street. my thought is that it is finding the fact that he was in the area.>> he was spotted driving alone in the oakland area, and he was driving a silver vehicle, a different car than he had before. the officers moved in and apprehended him.>> he was a known violent sexual predator, and he had already attacked two women violently. >> this arrest come days after he attacked a woman and tried to drive the victim in his car last thursday near communications hill. a similar incident happened roughly 4 miles away on august 29 both cases occurring around 5 pm. both adult females were able to get away.>> he clearly wanted to kidnap them. he was trying to use the element of surprise, common for these type of predators

. >> he appears to have been acting and a psychotic episode at the time he tried to pull out the gun. he was hearing voices, telling him to rid the world of trump. >> he's expected to plead guilty to felony counts. as part of the plea, the feds agreed not to pursue additional charges as a result of the investigation. sandford knows he will deported to england after serving his sentence here. the family hopes the sentence can be served in the u.k. >> my view it shouldn't matter to him where he does the sentence. but for us it's a platter of -- matter of life and death. >> reporter: although the family wants him to serve the sentence in the u.s., that's not part of the plea agreement. that would be another motion that could have to be filed and approved. tomorrow afternoon. reporting live, sergio avila, news 3. >> thank you. >>> a crime alert from metro police now. they are asking for help in finding an armed robbery suspect. detectives say he walked into a business near tropicana and nellis in southeast las vegas, pulled a gun, and demanded money. employees were able to run from the sc

the suspect's mom called police saying her son was acting psychotic. the guy left before cops got there but they figured out quickly he had a felony warrant. and then the mom called again because her son called her saying he had assaulted a guy in the apartment complex. they tried to stop the attack >> when somebody is at that close range, the tools were deployed and they were not effective. the man was charging at officers and they had to resort to deadly force. >> back out here live. the scene is very active with a lot of police detectives. and police have not released the identity of the suspect and they have not released the identity of the officers. buts that expected today. pazera, abc15. >> and the minute you get another update, we'll stop what we're doing. >> that other incident started as a bank robbery and turned into a wild pursuit with air 15 watching the whole thing unfold. the man killed is a career criminal. the investigation is far from over. let's get to the latest can katie conner near i-10 and baseline. what can you tell us? reopened

doctor hired by the defense wrote that when kirk -- when kirk killed his wife he was experiencing psychotic symptoms due to a marijuana candy. he was so impaired by the candy he may not have been intending to kill his wife. the kirks young children filed a lawsuit against their father for negligence but also when they claim the manufacturer and the store that sold the edibles failed to properly warn of potential side effects and that the recklessness led to their mother's death. christine kirk told dispatchers before her death that her husband was acting more drunk and violet and crawling three bedroom window cutting his legs on broken glass. prosecutors argue that he had the wherewithal to remember the code to a locked gun safe and pressed the weapon to his wife's head. richard kirk degree murder charges and the judge is set to evaluate kirk and reveal -- review that competency this morning at 8:30 am. jamie leary, cbs4. >>> police in a small town in south carolina want to know why a teenager opened fire at an elementary school. the teenager first shot and killed his father yesterday befor

were called to the whom by a friend who reported gunfire saying the man living there was having psychotic backgrounds. >> campaign is taking off to help kids excel. mayor schaaf will kick off the program, $400,000 to organizations cross oakland starting at 10:00 am on the front steps of city hall. >> starbuck has entered the world of media, spending millions on an original pod costs and stories, and the c.e.o. produced the series saying that stories feature ordinary people doing extraordinary tinges to create positive change in their communities. the stories are meant to remind people we all have the power to make a difference and the series is available online. >> you remember the danville resident "sully" sullenberger who selfed worldwide admiration after the miracle on the hudson and a new movie looks at the second-guessing he faced after he saved all 155 lives. check out the photos taken on the red carpet, "sully" sullenberger as tom hanks and sullen burger and his family. he averted disaster when he landed the flight on the new york hudson river. minutes after it hit a block of geese

on the 1700 block of green street a person having a psychotic break down. with shots fired. they were met by wit enss by residents of green street. officers observed subject bleeding from one of his fingers they conducted a sweep they saw multiple firearms in the front room. they observed water coming from the room onto the kitchen floor. which they believe to be bull loet let - bullet holes. they had a safe where more weapons were located. witnesses said he was acting strange lately. - the subject appeared to be angry officers located mids and well as narcotics they recovered. 57 firearms machine guns multiple ammunition. the subject was transported to sfgh and booked in county jail for multiple firearms and unsafe discharge. investigation team is investigating we had no homicides in the reporting period i have five steps i will leave for commander sullivan's presentation later. that is it. just of note. in the police academy we have 260 in. 200 first recruit class has 42. they will be graduating on 9-23-16. we also have the 504 sfpd. [inaudible] that concludes my chief rep

on the 1700 block of green street a person having a psychotic break down. with shots fired. they were met by wit enss by residents of green street. officers observed subject bleeding from one of his fingers they conducted a sweep they saw multiple firearms in the front room. they observed water coming from the room onto the kitchen floor. which they believe to be bull loet let - bullet holes. they had a safe where more weapons were located. witnesses said he was acting strange lately. - the subject appeared to be angry officers located mids and well as narcotics they recovered. 57 firearms machine guns multiple ammunition. the subject was transported to sfgh and booked in county jail for multiple firearms and unsafe discharge. investigation team is investigating we had no homicides in the reporting period i have five steps i will leave for commander sullivan's presentation later. that is it. just of note. in the police academy we have 260 in. 200 first recruit class has 42. they will be graduating on 9-23-16. we also have the 504 sfpd. [inaudible] that concludes my chief rep

black's attorney says he was suffering a psychotic breakdown at the time. black is expected in mental health court within the next two weeks. >> reed: the nevada department of education votes the reorganization plans for the clark county school district. to principals when it comes to hiring, budgets and the curriculum in the classroom. those in favor say it will cut brur kratic obstacles while critics wonder if it will treat richer and poorer schools equally. the vote was pushed back. public comment is underway. we're going have an update on what you have to say in public comment and how the department voted on later editions of news 3. >> marie: we're getting our first look at what went down during a traffic stop where a badge. he was not hurt seriously because of the bullet going through the badge. this video just released by nhp shows the shootout between trooper shawn peckham and the suspect matthew gibbon. the highway patrol says peckham pulled over the driver because the rear plate didn't have an expiration sticker on it. gibbon who was in the back s

witnesses told officers their friend, identified as jack dane, was holed up inside having a psychotic breakdown. police arrested him, who now faces several gun-related charges. >>> east bay police say an 18- year-old pregnant woman and her unborn child were shot and killed last night. it happened in the 1700 block of 17th street in san pablo. officers responded to a call of shots fired and discovered the teen lying in the road. she was rushed to the hospital where she and her baby died. no arrests have been made. >>> moving on to campaign 2016. and new polls show the presidential election could be a nail-biter in november. allen martin is here with the numbers. allen. >> reporter: we're talking about the popular vote. the new cnn poll shows a significant change in the numbers. with nine tweaks go to election day -- nine weeks to go to election day, the candidate are not letting up. with campaign 2016 entering the home stretch, a poll shows a dead heat between democrat hillary clinton and republican donald trump. the survey which was conducted by phone between september 1 and 4 finds t

well can reach out and try to capture them so they don't get psychotic and really struggle. we do the same thing with depressed patients. and it really helps a lot. we have initiatives where we have people like me going or telemedicine going to primary care clinics, primary care docs will talk about their depressed patients and issues and struggles. i'll give advice. and for two hours a week i can sort of leverage what primary care is doing for about 100 patients. leverage the shortage of psychiatrists. >> we have a chance to address some of this during our question and answer. we appreciate very much. thank you for that testimony. it's very informative. mr. selig, you're rooged for five minutes. >> thank you very much for the opportunity to appear before you today as you examine the parity law and regulation. i am grateful that you involve have convened this hearing. my name is -- >> request to pull the mic closer. >> i'm sorry. my name is matt seal lick, and i'm the executive director of health law advocates. it's a public interest law firm with the mission to improve acce

kirk says the edibles caused him delirium and psychotic like also we have been keeping an eye on what's been going on in the 16th street mall a gc by this picture so much violence of our the summer. the problem solvers pressing police to get a hold on this problem and now time for a check on that report card. let's go to jim. they covered all kinds of issues everything from panhandling aggressive panhandling to transportation some of the mall buses as well as s the videos we have seen all summer long about violence on the mall. the latest one this week coming out this type police moving in quickly with a fight broke out in able to make an arrest. a man attacked several people on the mall swinging a piece of pipe acting crazy. the video went viral around the country giving denver a bad name. added more police patrolled a private security firm some of the people this morning say they think things have gotten better five years i have seen improvement the last few months definitely a lot more presence. feeling a little safer than i was. i will say probably a few months ago i wouldn't have s

then the other half that are not , sick, psychotic individuals, the other half are people without options. poor, pathetic people without options. in other words, that is who we are, all of us here. i know -- i don't know which basket you are in, but i know for sure you are in a bad one. she does not like you, she does not respect you, she does not care about you. all she cares about are the big donors from wall street. all she cares about are the hundreds and millions of dollars flowing into the clinton foundation. all she cares about are the tens of millions going into her pocket while she was giving speeches and bill clinton was giving speeches. that is what she cares about. and what does donald trump care about? he cares about creating jobs for you. he cares about lowering taxes. he cares about giving you a chosen education. opening upout america is the big energy capital of the world. and he cares about overturning obamacare. cares about restoring our military. and he supports our beliefs. [applause] he will tell you about it himself. he will do a lot better than i do, but he is our c

police were called to his home by a friend of his that reported gunfire and said dane was having a psychotic breakdown. >>> we're learning more about the hours leading up to the arrest of former san francisco 49ers fullback bruce miller and the trail leads back to a popular san francisco restaurant. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live at the marriott hotel in san francisco with the details. melanie? >> reporter: well, larry, the fight that involved bruce miller happened here at the marriott around 2:45 on monday morning and as you said, restaurant employees are saying they escorted mill fresh a san francisco hot spot a couple of hours earlier, just two miles from here. bruce miller's labor day weekend ended with this booking photo early on monday morning. sundays are for the boys, the now 49ers player posted on instagram a day earlier at palm house on union street. miller was with friends here. but the general manager said he was alone when he came in at 11:50 on sunday night. >> he did wobble while he was standing. he did lean on a lot of things to keep himself up. >> he said miller

well can reach out and try to capture them so they don't get psychotic and really struggle. we do the same thing with depressed patients. and it really helps a lot. we have initiatives where we have people like me going or telemedicine going to primary care clinics, primary care docs will talk about their depressed patients and issues and struggles. i'll give advice. and for two hours a week i can sort of leverage what primary care is doing for about 100 patients. leverage the shortage of psychiatrists. >> we have a chance to address some of this during our question and answer. we appreciate very much. thank you for that testimony. it's very informative. mr. selig, you're rooged for five minutes. >> thank you very much for the opportunity to appear before you today as you examine the parity law and regulation. i am grateful that you involve have convened this hearing. my name is -- >> request to pull the mic closer. >> i'm sorry. my name is matt seal lick, and i'm the executive director of health law advocates. it's a public interest law firm with the mission to improve acce

you know, the other half that are not bigoted, sick, psychotic individuals, the other half are people without options. poor, pathetic people without options. in other words, that is to we are. all of us here. i don't know which basket you are in the i know for sure you're in a bad one. she does not like you. she does not respect you. she does not care about you. all she cares about our her big donors from wall street. all she cares about are the hundreds of millions flowing into the clinton foundation. all she cares about is the tens of millions going into her father was she was giving speeches. that is what she cares about. what did donald trump care about? he cares about creating jobs for you. he cares about lowering taxes. he cares about giving you a choice in education. because but opening up america. and he cares about overturning obamacare. about restoring our military. our beliefs.ts there is a lot more he is going to tell you about himself. he will do a better they on the i do. he is our chance. we get one chance. to get rid of this woman who hates us. and elect a man who care

john hinckley jr has no signs of psychotic symptoms or delusional thinking. some of the neighbors are not convinced. >> bring him here and put him under the care of his 93-year-old mother. >> reporter: her dad may have found forgiveness, but patty you let them loose in virginia to pursue dark agendas they may still hold dear. for hinckley, the adjustment to life outside a mental clinic has been gradual. he has been spending 17 days a month with his mom. he is still under court supervision. required for treatment and get a job and do volunteer work and stay away from government officials. >> that was hans nichols reporting. >>> and in miami beach, t mayor warns the zika virus is growing. the virus has been detected in more mosquitoes in a neighborhood. officials say that means additional aggressive action is needed. including air spraying. >>> and we talked about this earlier, but we have to talk about it again. a terrifying time for an austin, texas driver left dangling in his car off the side of the parking garage. would send him sailing off the floor and th

there were maniacs that would go on the psychotic killin these pg sprees and our out of walls in texas there was john wesley hardin that shots people but with honest about who he shot and they had a gambling problem and deserve to die but had never been the concept of a man sneaking out of his home for his own motives to want to slaughter one woman after another for a period of months and then come back and give it again and leave their bodies out a work of art and then just disappear. so the police were under the assumption that there had to be some black involvement and at one point as they continued, people came up a theory that a black gang was on the loose, a group trying to wreak havoc on the city or service when it for reasons of their own and that's an important snapshot of the culture. they clean out the city of any black man who had committed a crime. the whole story changed when two prominent white women were similarly slaughtered within the space of an hour in two different parts of austin and that's when the panic really hate because this was considered to be a negro matte

was his sister - who said her brother was suffering a psychotic break. up to 100 protesters gathered at that strip mall last night... accusing the police shooting... and taking part in prayer circles. the el kay-jun cajon police department hasn't been outfitted with body cameras yet... but a witness gave police cell phone video. no word on when that video will be released. meanwhile... a man is in critical condition... after he was shot by an officer in phoenix, arizona. it happened last night following a traffic stop. police say the driver put the car in reverse and rammed an officer's car. an officer in an unmarked fired at the driver. two handguns were found in the man's car. none of the officers were injured. we'll update you as we learn more. in north carolina -- a suspicious package forces police to evacuate department headquarters in charlotte. this comes a week after a fatal officer- involved shooting... that led to days of protests. officers say the package was discovered in the mailroom yesterday. police called in a bomb-sniffing dog and a remo

his sister is the one who called police saying her brother was suffering a psychotic break. up to 100 strip mall last night... accusing the police of a racially motivated police shooting. a witness gave police cell phone video. no word on when that video will be released. meanwhile... a man is in critical condition... after he was shot by an officer in phoenix, arizona. it happened last night following a traffic stop. police say the driver put the car in reverse and rammed an officer's car. an officer in an unmarked vehicle nearby saw what happened - and fired at the driver. two handguns were found in the man's car. none of the offers were injured. we more. israel and the rest of the world are remembering shimon peres as a visionary and a fighter for peace. israeli media says peres ... who also served as prime minister and won a nobel prize ... passed away after suffering a major stroke. during a seven-decade political career ... peres had many achievements. he led israel into peace talks with the palestinians in the mid 19-90's. he's also credited with rescuing the israeli

fearing for their lives called police on the evening of august 28, they said a man apparently had -a psychoticered but close search found a stash of weapons. g= x¿police are lookin information about the origin of the guns. lawyers try to get xdkey evide thrown out.kl/+o orking to block the release of a recorded phone call between him and the írvictims mother. in it for documents say that the actor described the sexual encounter. casspi says that encounter was consensual. he's on trial for 3 counts of felony. pennsylvania judge says no , also today a judge declared casspi legally blind. >>> ahead at 8, polls show trump in dead heat with hillary clinton. we will show you exactly what that means for him. >>> new protocol in place. what children now have to don'o befo gaining entrance to the magic kingdom. >>> a violent home invasion in a quiet east bay neighborhood. children forced to sit at gunpoint as >> if you thought today was nice, more of the same tomorrow. lots of sunshine. how long will the temperatures stick around? fter the br

on the 1700 block of green street a person having a psychotic break down. with shots fired. they were met by wit enss by residents of green street. officers observed subject bleeding from one of his fingers they conducted a sweep they saw multiple firearms in the front room. they observed water coming from the room onto the kitchen floor. which they believe to be bull loet let - bullet holes. they had a safe where more weapons were located. witnesses said he was acting strange lately. - the subject appeared to be angry officers located mids and well as narcotics they recovered. 57 firearms machine guns multiple ammunition. the subject was transported to sfgh and booked in county jail for multiple firearms and unsafe discharge. investigation team is investigating we had no homicides in the reporting period i have five steps i will leave for commander sullivan's presentation later. that is it. just of note. in the police academy we have 260 in. 200 first recruit class has 42. they will be graduating on 9-23-16. we also have the 504 sfpd. [inaudible] that concludes my chief rep

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>> reporter: for whatever sense of euphoria and invincibility is might present, users can become psychotic, brain damaged and can get addicted to the drug for years to come. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> many families in the west bank face a serious water shortage. taps have been shut off and palestinians and israelis blame each other for the crisis. our ian lee travelled to the west bank to see firsthand how families are coping. >> reporter: it's a long journey for a 3 and 5-year-old. one kill meters there, one kilometer back. but five times a day they journey to this spring. this is how the ismail family and the village fetch water. thousands of people rely on this stream used for cooking, drinking and cleaning and beating the heat. she takes me to her house to show me why. their faucet ran dry two months ago. every day i take my daughters to the spring to fill up tanks and bottles. water has become our main daily concern the mother of three tells me. the source of the water crisis in the occupied west bank is muddled. as palestinian authorities see it israel is to blame. >> the israe

for almost 30 years he mass no signs of psychotic ten i did seus. >> bringing him and putting him under0-year-old mother seems to be a bit foolish decision. >> and reagan's daughter also suppressed concern. her dad may have found forgiveness but patty davis said it doesn't mean you let them loose in virginia to pursue whatever dark agendas they may still hold dear. >> for hinckley, his adjustment has been difficult. he is required to continue psychiatric treatment, get a job or do volunteer work and stay away from deposit officials. and dara hinckley cannot have contact with members of the press. that requirement to live with his mom is only good for one year. >> thank you so much for that report. >>> to ohio now and shocking photos by a police department that highlighted the heroin epidemic on children. two children unconscious in the front seat of their car with a child in the back. >>> the images are horrifying and heartbreaking. a couple unconscious from a suspected drug overdose while the woman's 4-year-old grandson is helpless in the back seat. officers want the photos to be wakeu

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psychotics and paranoids, all in my own little lifetime. >> everybody wants to go to that doctor. this afternoon, dr. oz gave his assessment of trump's health. >> as a doctor, if he was my patient, i think the results would be good for a man of his age. >> meantime the clinton campaign released a comprehensive letter. it distributed her medications, lab tests and vitals. the doctor confirmed her physical condition is normal and she is in fine mental condition. i've got three questions. what is new here and what's missing? >> what's new. we'll start with hillary clinton. her trs released two records over the last two months. in those two letters we're getting more of a picture of what's going on with her health. good mental health. we find out about her vaccinations. we find out about some of the testing that went on with the pneumonia she had. it was mild pneumonia. she is on antibiotics for it. she is resting now. there are a few pieces missing but i think they're minor and small pieces. on donald trump's end, what we're finding out is that we don't have a lot of things that we k

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so i'll be looking to see is there something psychotic going on with him?a behavior management problem. >> mclemore. what kind of problems are you having? >> i'm seeing things in my room and hearing things. like i been seeing them since i was young. and i'm still seeing them. now i see the devil and stuff. devil mad at me. >> why is the devil mad at you? >> because i quit working for him. he got my soul. i sold my soul onto the devil. i had to do things for him. then i stopped doing things for him. >> you never took geodon? >> what does it do? >> it will even out your mood. going to keep you from feeling like people are talking about you, and watching. >> i'll try it. >> the medicine that i prescribed for him has a little bit of an anti-depresent effect, so maybe he'll feel a little better. you know, the goal here is to do what you can. >> until the nurse says otherwise, mclemore will remain in the mental health unit. he says he can still vividly recall the events of the prior evening. >> i laying in bed. i dozed off, and he come in my nightmare and grab me

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we've had psychotic and paranoids and we've had all in my own lifetime. we've had plenty of very disturbed people in there and they've usually been fortunate to be held in check. >> and do you think he would be fit to be president of the united states? >> yes, i think he would be fit as all the rest. who is fit out on the street in there's an incidence and prevalence of disease. the incidence of disease is what's out there, the prevalence is what walks into the office. who knows? >> who knows? he's as fit as any of us. i mean -- when interviewed by nbc news, when asked to elaborate on his sort of over the top, unusual letter attesting to donald trump's superhuman health, which again as of this point is all we've got about trump's health, the doctor who wrote that evaluation was not nearly as much of a booster of donald trump's health as the letter had made him seem. just one last piece of this. it should also be noted that the doctor said he was rushed into writing that letter, that it was not proofread, that the trump campaign only gave him five minutes

figured that out long ago so whether she's sick or not we know they both have a history of being psychotic, period, you know what i mean? we know she has no concern for our well-being as a people. we can take that back to 1994 with her and her husband -- >> the crime bill. >> yes, the crime bill. >> even though she says she's regret it had things she's said, that's still a big issue. >> before the election who was talking about stopping police terrorism on the street? neither one of them. who was concerned with the homeless population. neither one of them. who's concerned with the prison population? over 60% of the prison population, we didn't hear a peep about that. she regrets it, that's good. i regretted selling drugs when i was younger when i got locked up. me being a grass-roots organizer, it's all fair game here. it doesn't matter whether hillary clinton's the president or dumb donald, wicked witch of the west, dumb donald, we don't care. >> wicked witch of the west or donald? >> we're totally not concerned. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong ins

. >> the psychotic killer has already murdered five.a lover's lane near a lake just north of san francisco. three others in nearby vallejo. the latest, a taxi driver in san francisco. the zodiac killer seems to crave publicity. he sent letters and cryptograms to newspapers and police recounting his crimes, threatening more murders and making bay area residents very edgy. >> in the '70s there was a certain kind of killer who had the skill to get away with murder long enough to assemble a body count where they would be classified as serial killer. >> in los angeles, a killer the police are calling the hillside strangler has murdered ten young women and left their bodies on the hillsides along the highways. today, the police found another, number 11 they think. >> two young paper boys discovered what appear to be the latest victim. the body had been dumped 15 feet down an embankment in a residential neighborhood. the victim was a woman, about 20 years old, and the body was nude. >> the series of murders has had a chilling effect on the peo