okay, so maybe shrink the knife department. robyn: wow.the bakery department's great. gadgets is a major department. we can make a bigger deal out of that. bottles and glass -- we can make a bigger deal out of that. so here's what we're gonna do, guys -- we're gonna liquidate stuff. any time you're gonna put on a liquidation sale, you have to have a purpose behind it. folks, head on in. everything must go. i want to generate cash. i want to see what product sells and doesn't sell. i want to watch how the customer navigates through the store. i want to watch how the staff interacts with customers. [ conversing in spanish ] lemonis: but more importantly, if i'm going to renovate this store, i don't want to spend $50,000 hiring movers to pack it all up. i'd rather generate the cash and solve all these other problems and get questions answered. howard: this can't be here, though. this you can't sell for a dollar. i don't know what this table is, but it's not -- this is not selling for $5. suddenly, howard starts racing around this place trying

the obama department of justice. knife giving hem strat jiezing over how to cover up the emaims and lesome. and take the money from the foreign lobbyist. and make george soros happy. and moroccan government pay for play situation, where i think 12 million is pledged to the clinton foundation in exchange for a conference in that country. let me ask you, katy, are they criminal in your opinion? >> i think so. i think it goes to the more serious issue of people truly believing that not many institution that we have in government are corrupt. but the important institution. justice department where justice is supposed to be blind. it is scary. they pers outed conservatives because they had a different bloef system. i don't doubt hillary would do the same. >> that's why they had had no security. hillary wants open boards. and syrian refugees can't be fully veted yet she wants 100,000 more. bin laden raid,e information to become bankers and the chairman of the clinton campaigns it would be better than a white man referring to the

the los angeles sheriffs department says thomas had a knife. officers used a taser on him and he died shortly afterward. was mentally ill and they called police for help. a 14-year-old accused of a shooting on a school playground faces a judge today while the little boy he shot continues to fight for his life. find out if the judge could charge the teenager as an adult. and... a heart-breaking image emerges.... from war-torn syria. you won't believe..... how long this baby was buried.... we all know you have to work together in order to get things done. but in washington, too often joe heck has been part of the problem, putting his party and special interests before nevada. i'm proud of my work on homeland security. and every bill i sponsored as attorney general was passed by democrats and republicans. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i'll work with anyone to put nevada first. school.. appeared before a judge this morning. he's being charged as a juvenile with murder and attempted murder. one of two children.. wounded

here, too >> it has been almost six months since deadly rampage taunton mall man with knife attacked people in department store and restaurant. now prosecutors have cleared deputy who killed suspect before more people were hurt. we spoke with that her wife. >> kind of goes down in >> nearly six months after the at that you a taunton ran page. that faithful day in may when arthur killed two people. and injured several others on myrick street. bring the tom county district attorney officially released report calling james creed's actions, justified. >> as he was charging at me yes. said something to will affect we are both going to die today. with his wife, fired the single round that ended up killing him after he refused to put down the knife >> give him chance to comply get on ground. before i had to do anything. last thing i want to have to do. moment he recall yes, the da says he had standed pregnant waitress. seriously wounding her. then fatal stabbed george heat be loved teacher. who rushed to defend a total stranger >> i would never refer to myself i have always said to rose mary public i think geor

department. the man with the knife is in his mid-50s.investigators may believe he may have been under the influence of alcohol. the officers we mentioned are on administrative duty. that is standard procedure following an officer-involved shooting. live at philadelphia police headquarters, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> 5:04, 51 degrees. we have an update on the search for a group of smash and grab thieves who struck twice in just a week. police think the thieves who hit up a macy's department store yesterday are the same ones at ç boyd's. it was all caught on surveillance video. >> there was one bang and then you heard the constant smashing windows. that's when everybody realized something was going on and everybody started running the opposite way. >> it's getting to the holidays, people getting crazy. >> people getting desperate. >> they must have cleaned it up pretty quick. >> the thieves dropped a bag at macy's. police say evidence involving cars using the theft led them to believe the thieves may have been involved in other crimes.

and now, we have just learned from the bartow police department, apparently, this inmate had a small utility knife and used that to overpower the guard. then he used the guard's own handcuffs to put his hands behind his back and put him in the stolen truck and speed off. ross was sentenced in 2014. relatively minor charges. he had been sentenced to five years behind bars. stacie? >> jeff, was the detention deputy armed? >> reporter: uh, the detention deputy was not armed. i asked that question of the bartow police chief. he said he was not armed. the detectives in this case are now talking to that deputy who is fortunately okay, no injuries, trying to find out exactly how this all went down. >> all right, jeff patterson live in bartow. thank you. >>> we are just four hours away from the final presidential debate between donald trump and bloomburg politics shows that clinton leads trump by nine points. 47% to 38%. many voters have made up their minds. early voting has already begun. it is underway in more than 30 states. tonight's debate starts at 9:00 at the university of nevada las vegas. >> that

a jack-knifed semi truck causing interchange..this is a live lookfrom a department of transporation camera...the closest one to the scne...there aren't many cameras in that area because of all the costruction. but the crash is slowing traffic heading northbound on 894/41-45. ...some traffic is being diversted off at greenfield ave. also new at noon...a three car crash sends 9 people to the hospital in milwaukee. police and paramedics were called to teutonia and cornell shortly af9 we're told one car rolled over...trapping 3 people inside. police say none of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening. it's uncertain weather rain-soaked roads played a role in the wreck. we're getting quite a soaking today. it's rainy "and" windy. take a look at the huge waves crashing the lake michigan shoreline at bradford beach. braving the nasty weather this morning to capture these images near the north point snack bar. meteorologist michael schlesinger is here with your first look at ready weather. 3 3 michael in wx center forecast... today...breezy...rain. near steady temperature in the upper 40s

knife end up in the bathroom? it just so happened to be there? we did ask that to the department of corrections today. and they tell us while they are investigating, they do mention the fact that these crews don't know where they are going day- to-day, so they don't have any plans as to planting something in a different location each time they go to case. >> i'm sure they want to know the answer to that, too. and you know, i understand that you found out this suspect was getting out of jail in a couple of years? that has probably changed. >> reporter: well, he was. he has just added a lot of time to his sentence. he is being held in pinellas before he possibly comes back here to polk county to face even more charges. rod? >> all right, melanie michael reporting live for us in polk county. thanks mel. >>> a major identity theft bust in saint petersburg. three women accused of stealing victims. police arrested jessica dallas and shantel jones and are still looking for isabel davis. detectives say the women used the victim's personal information to open credit cards. police believe that there are more vi

shedding light on how c inmates he used a knife and said if you don't go to the bathroom i will cut his neck. ross was serving time for fraud. >>> the florida department of corrections is doing a full review, i asked about having the prisoners work in the community like this the police chief reiterated these are low- level offenders and they have ryan raiche abc action news. >>> donald trump on the campaign trail and the attack after the third debate with hillary clinton not only did he declare victory he countered those who criticized his refusal to say he would accept the outcome of the election. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election. if i win. >> did you trump explained he wouldn't say either way if he would accept the results because the question was unprecedented. meanwhile a cnn poll finding half the debate watchers thought clinton was victorious. barack obama thinks clinton won. he was congratulating her on twitter, he praised her three debate sweep, no one else has clinton had an unfair advantage he said he thinks she received the debate questions ahead of time. they are supposed to be secret to

knifes." its a halloween fright----becoming all too realistic. (kimberly meyer, farmington homeowner) "i think its crazy esp farmington" calls coming into the farmington police department this week about clown sightings on old farmington road (911 nats?) ---the responding officer (nat pop) corporal james bertorello (birderello) saying these types of pranks pose a threat to safety. (cpl. james bertorello, farmington pd) "you might get shot someone might be scared swerve to hit you. there is no telling." the 911 caller saying she saw the pranksters run into a near by field---when bertorello arrived he found nothing but says "you get a bunch of calls to 911 about it you are alarming the public so one thing could be you get arrested for disorderly conduct. now if you are on someone else property you might get criminal tresspassing" despite police taking the incidents seriously... some community members ... like kimberley meyer tell me she is still shaken up as word travels of the sightings. "when i went to the store i was scared. and i only went to the store down the street and i was looking all over." "so if you are thinking about you may just want to hang it up. for knwa

. >>> the police department asking those who had pocket them. 200 had pocket knives confiscated to. get your blade back, you must be able to describe the knife by brand, number of blades, and specific characteristics. >>> sheriff arpaio is facing a criminal contempt charge. many are wondering if he'll ever face jail time. >> that might extend on the outcome of this election. he arpaio to willingly step down but only if he is reelected. >> i would not be surprised in the united states attorney doesn't try to work a deal where he resigns from office, pleads to a misdemeanor contempt of court charge, and pays a fine. >> in exchange for resigning, federal priorities would drop a separate and more serious obstruction of justice endorsed another democrat, paul penzone. arpaio $45 million legal bills was one of the reasons for their endorsement. >>> retired dea agents spent the day talking with college students on why they should vote for proposition to get a hold of, the agents believe it will take money away from cartels and help local police. >> that money that would normally go to the cartels would be put back into the community and then the ot

department would rather you not see. >> i was faced with a gun held to my head. i woke up with the perpetrator over me with knife. >> reporter: you're listening to elizabeth steadman's story. >> i was hit in the head many times that the last one knocked me out. >> reporter: a story that started when she walked those facts and many more into this police department four years ago.. >> i walked in, and i stated i'm trying to evade a domestic violence situation. i'm currently n fear of my life. >> reporter: so westminster police department started an % investigation, including asking elizabeth to make a call. a chance to collect evidence reports, elizabeth said to her former partner, you had your aunt's gun and pointed it at me and said i have the ability to use this against you. and her former partner responded, okay, well, what do you want? the recording also included elizabeth saying did i do something to have my life threatened? and her former partner responded we're not together. it's done and over simple as that. you walked into the westminster police department hoping to get help. >> yes. >> reporter: did you

knife overnight. officers were at iowa avenue and dodge street around 2:30 this morning. anyone with information department or iowa city area crime stoppers. with a preview of what's next on "this week", here's abc's george stephanopolous. now, a final look at the forecast... thanks for joining us this saturday morning. be sure to watch kcrg- tv9 coming up ay 8, right after good morning america weekend we'll see you later. have a >>> starting right now on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. trump's taxes revealed. after refuses to release his tax returns. >> when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted, i will release my tax returns. >> must be something really important, even terrible that he is trying to hide. >> a brand new report reveals the document showing how trump could have paid no federal income taxes for years. >>> and after round one in the ring, trump plays the blame game. >> boy, were they dishonest on the debate. man! >> and pounces on clinton's past in the run-up to round two. >> i don't even think she's loyal to be, if you want to know the truth. folks, really, why shoul

city.the police department is confirming that one person was hurt in a dispute near the old capital mall.police say the fight involved two females and that a knife was >>> ther are back up and running right now after a cyber slam today. a wave of on line attacks brought down sites like netflix and spotify and pay pal and other popular sites. dos. and they tried to overwhelmed it with so much traffic that is impaired normal service. and the outages were mostly on the east coast. but the sites are now back up. >>> a cool but sunny friday. let's go to harry and your weather first forecast. >>> we saw some clouds come in this afternoon. normally we don't like to see the clouds. but it signifies warmer air that is moving iowa. so the clouds will move out later tonight and tomorrow we're back into the sunshine and we'll start seeing warmer temperatures. we're at 53 after a cold night last night when the low dropped to 30 degrees. we're all in the range of 52, 54 degrees. and the range is the coolest at 49 degrees. so the weather headlines do include more indian summer for sunny expected and the highs in the 60s and home morning for the hawkeye game, a

here last tonight, the prescott valley police department is trying to return nearly 200 pocket knives the tsa confiscated at the door. if you are missing a knife, you can show up in person, describe the knife, and they will get it back to you. >>> meanwhile, donald trump on the attack claiming the women who accused him of misconduct are lying and he also claims the media is conspiring with hillary clinton's campaign to doom his chances of winning. donald trump is cl smear campaign after a growing number of women have accused him of inappropriate behavior. >> i don't even know who they are. they are made up stories filed right before the election. right before the election. >> reporter: hillary clinton facing her own october surprise with wikileaks about her periosteal mails. she has yet to directly address trump's problems. >> in the last weeks we have seen the whole foundation of trump's campaign crumble. channeling her disdain. >> the belief you can do anything you want to a woman? it is cruel. it is frightening. >> reporter: trump's daughter ivanka dismissing it all politics. >> the whole thing is bizarre and vicious! >> reporter: but trump

. >> i remember when i was raped at knife point at the bart station, i was met with disbelief by the police departmentnd my mother. >> reporter: truth as beauties stands as a monument for cultural economic change in san leandro. >> truth is beauty. be your truth. it is beautiful. >> reporter: in san leandro, ktvu fox 2 news. >> school bells may be ringing a little later at schools in marin county. >> that's right. because the two biggest school districts in the county are looking to start classes later in the morning. >> they say students would be productive if they got more sleep. alex savage is joining us live with what is being discussed. >> reporter: a lot of research tends to show that students can focus better in the classroom when they get extra rest. now there is talk in marin county, a couple of districts looking at the possibility of starting classes a little later. we are outside of san raphael high school. can you believe that some students show up at 7:00 in the morning. the bulk of the kids come at 8:00 for the first bell. that's when the 1st period gets underway here. district administr

they call the police department and they come out. they see the knife wielding man and try to get him to stop and drop his weapon. instead, he runs into the back of a home. but before they chased him, they deployed their k-9. the k-9 runs to the back of the home and according to the concorde police department, the dog is stabbed in the face by garden scissors. that is when the police officers moved in ergo he still did not comply and for whatever reason, they felt threatened for their lives and opened fire on the man. he was rushed to the hospital and later died. the man who was initially stabbed to, he was taken to the hospital but should survive his injuries. the dog was taken to a vet. they had to do work on him, but the dog should be fine go as far as this man, a generic description -- a man in his 30s, white male. his name not being released by the concorde police department. but they know who he is. they did tell us last night he is no stranger to them and they have dealt with him before and he does have a criminal past. >>> thank you, well. more

. >> when i was raped at knife point at the bart station in 1995, i was met by misbelief by the police department and my mother. >> reporter: truth is beauty stands as a cultural change in san leandro. >> truth is beauty. be your truth. it's beautiful. >> reporter: in san leandro, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in san jose, you may have seen them. firefighters wearing bright pink shirts. it is part of breast cancer awareness month. they have been doing it for ten years. but this year they are selling special edition s jpd t-shirts to support the needs of cancer patients. >> we're standing with our san jose pd brothers and everyone else to show this is an issue that affects us on a personal level and on a professional level. >> the special edition t-shirts cost $20 and they can be bought at classic car wash in san jose and campbell. >>> let's go back to our coverage of the third and final presidential debate. >> we are hours away from the face off between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton are preparing to face off for the final time here in sin city. let the pol

department of corrections workgroup. the prison and park city for their lunch break at mosaic park in bartow when police say ross armed with a utility knife took the unarmed guard hostage for an captain. he then secure the four other inmates inside this facility for before takeoff with the guard in a city work vehicle for heading towards pinellas county. >> paul cooper lives across from the park is a former corrections officer himself. the guy was getting close to getting out. for him to run and screw that up i don't understand it. >> we believe that has something to do with the relative is something we felt the need to get back to the four other inmates actually wants to go and seek help for vision began to track the office or cell phone and around 2 o'clock ross would be back in the hands of law enforcement. this time pinellas county when ross stopped at the store. he was serving time for battery on a law enforcement officer and fraud. now he faces a slew of new charges including armed kidnapping. >> if he gets convicted of these crimes is going to be a long time before he sees daylight again thanks ross is in jail tonight in pinellas c

knife on my arm. >> there have been clown sightings in san jose as well and police departments here and across the nationhey're taking this seriously. >>> it's 5:36. happening now, the top gourds are rolling into half moon bay for the annual pumpkin weighoff. bob, what is the biggest pumpkin you've seen so far? is it a good year? >> it could be. we could maybe break the ton mark again which happened two years ago. we'll know for sure at 11:00 a.m. the weighoff starts at 7:00 a.m. on the main stage here at half moon bay. at 11:00, we usually have the final three. the leading favorite is this pumpkin here, grown by this lady here, cindy toback. you taped it, you measured it. what do you think it will weigh in at? >> well, it's estimating in the high 1700s. when we lifted it up, it was so heavy. i think it will hit 1900, 2,000 pounds. >> which would be a washington state record. >> yes. >> personal best for you. >> yes. yeah. washington state record is currently 1792. i think it will crush it. >> what did you do to get it to be this big? what's your secret? >> i just did everything right this year. i looked

knife, he was shot and killed by officers. after that shooting, mayor ed lee asked the department of justice to conduct a full review of the sanrancisco police department's operations, particularly looking at the use of force by officers and the department of justice will be revealing those findings officially later on today. and also offering quite a few recommendations for changes. now, this all comes amid a tough time for the department. tony chaplain has been acting as the interim chief after the chief stepped down after controversial officer-involved shootings and accusations of excessive force against people of color. i got off the phone with a pastor here in san francisco that serves on the african- american advisory board here. he says this outside review of the department will be critical to making changes. >> we can't put an importance on that. because it doesn't come from an internal source. and we can take this report that we have requested not only from faith based organizations but a lot of different organizations wanting this to happen. and we're glad that it did. and we're going to fight to make sure that every

knife and raped twice cell checks, standard procedure at the jail, were not conducted. >> nobody came to check up on me, no nothing. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the dc department of corrections says the agency does not comment on pending lawsuits. the trial is scheduled for december. live at u.s. distribute court, jackie bensen, news4. >> all right, jackie, thank you. >>> you can hear that wind blowing in jackie's live shot. temperatures are falling fast in and that's not the only weather development storm team 4 is tracking for you tonight. >> doreen, we're seeing the winds start to pick up. you can see the flags outside our studios in northwest washington. overnight tonight, we're going to have gusts from 15 to 20 miles per hour. what does that mean to you? not much tonight. it's not going to keep you up. the winds aren't going to be that strong. tomorrow, make sure those halloween decorations are tied down. if you're heading o you're dressed in layers, one of them being wind proof. we're going to have gusts tomorrow from 25 to 40 miles per hour at times. that's a pretty stiff wind throughout the day. right now you can see the wind gusts anywhere from 30 in man

knife. so that's when we actually asked him to come in for a formal interview at the police department. >> reporter: here at bringing in the grizzled veteran homicide investigator mike lynch to get first crack at the would-be cop, with a stinky apartment and a story that's beginning to smell just as bad. we move to interrogation room number two. this is the interrogation room where you got to speak to christopher waide. >> we always put the subject that we're talking to on this side of the table. and then there's two cameras, one there and one there. >> we're not forcing you to talk to us. you are going to be free to leave when we're done here. >> all right. >> he was a person of interest and possibly being considered only because he was the last person that had been with her. >> reporter: christopher describes his background in detail. he was raised in a deeply religious household. but he has a pagan obsession, proudly showing police the tarot cards he carries around, even bragging that he did a very revealing reading for lea. >> the first thing that popped out to me was the combination of the hig

department. so the day after the event, i because the people were calling where are our knives, and i went and picked them up. >> so the officials say if you are missing a knife, you can call or walk in, describe what it looks like, and they will make sure that you get it back. >>> the next presidential debate is coming up wednesday, october 19. you can watch the debate, the final one, live right here on 12 news. coverage begins at 6:00 and then be sure to stick around for an all-new "blind spot" >>> the drug enforcement administration deciding today to allow what was once a restricted drug to be used as a treatment for heroin addiction, at least for now. >> and we are live in phoenix with more on the growing heroin epidemic in our state and how today's decision could help. >> reporter: heroin addiction certainly are certainly rising issues across the issue, the rise in deaths that is in a number of states. the numbers. the latest numbers from 2014 showing that almost 29,000 deaths in the united states, and in arizona alone there were more than 1,200 that is according to the cdc. right now methadone is used to treat heroin adirection. the other problem is it

knife. i did this. i'm also a certified black belt. and i attached it to my elbow like so. and, oh, into the window. >> reporter: taylor and the as the bios ton fire department rushed to the scene. it was a combination of two fires that sent smoke pouring into the station. >> turned out to be a motor fire. in the process we also found a trash fire on the tracks. we extinguished both. >> transit police say the doors wouldn't open because the train wasn't up against the platform. >> the motorman made a conscious and, if you ask me, the proper decision not to open those doors because folks would have jumped on to a livehi >> five were treatededfor smoke inhalation including tracy taylor. she's glad it wasn't worse. >> the firefighters and e.m.t.s and everyone that responded were absolutely wonderful. i'm going home and i'm safe. >> a few of those who suffered smoke inhalation were taken to the hospital. everyone should be ok. and the mbta says they are looking into the cause of that breaking through bricks on beacon hill. two people hurt in an intense impact. >> and tonight we have learned the man behind the wheel is an uber driver. witnesses say he crashed int

the department posted this photo on facebook to prove the dog wasn't shaken by the violent encounter. police say the dog was knifed by a suspect they believe also stabbed a man with a hatchet. now officers are thanking locals for all their support. the dog is healing well but he is still missing a large patch of fur on his back. >>> a groundbreaking for the santa clara unified school district is set for later today. it will include an elementary school as well as a middle school and high school. the ceremony starts at 3:30 at the campus on zanker road. >>> time now 5:10. crab is a tradition at many bay area holiday feasts. we have an update on the crab season just ahead. >> and is yoga with a goat better than hog yoga? we'll let these women be the judge. >> stay tuned for that for sure. hi, everybody. good morning from the kpix weather center. we are tracking a system. we'll talk about the watch you need to know about. >> here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound 80 in berkeley affecting your commute an accident. more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, oolosed caption ing for this newscast is sponsored

department. >>> to the north bay where santa rosa police are investigating a home invasion robbery with suspects armed with a knife and gun. police say a man sleeping in a backyard cottage woke up about 3:00 this morning to find two people with ski masks in his bedroom. he was stabbed. a man in the main house was hit in the head with a gun. his dog may have also been stabbed. the suspects ran away. police have not said what if anything was taken from the home. >>> the creepy clown threats across the country have been popping up on social media, threatening violence at schools in the bay area. >> the school administrators say they believe the threats are hoaxes but they are increasing school security as a precaution. tion. >> i don't see any validity to any of them at this time. but all of the schools have been notified. i think the creepy clown is not a unified group of people. i think people are going on social media and seeing it and doing it. i can tell you that i have not physically seen a creepy clown in person. >> so far none of the clown threats across the country have been credible. >>> as halloween approa

department. >> really? >> that's what i would do. >> thanks, jen. i don't have a plastic knife. i've never owned a plastic knife. >> need to get one. >> i guess when you go to like fast-food delivery, they bring plastic -- >> save some of those. i need to ask gem on juice. i was always told put lemon joyce on everything, but olive oil? >> interesting. >> again, i'm going admit on the show i need relationship advice. i'm not doing anything right. >> oh,. >> i'm not doing anything right. so, we have a new study that we found, chances are, you should ignore all of the relationship advice we've always said on this show. >> what? >> yes. >> that doesn't make sense. advice for a reason. >> let me gave you a example. don't go to bed angry. yes. >> they always say. >> apparently you can go to bet mad. >> i know shock did. do you own a plane? do you own a bank? pat toomey owned both. but it's the fact that toomey owns a seat in the u.s. senate that should really concern us. while on the senate banking committee, pat toomey voted to rewrite rules to help bankers like him ...and he tried t

knife and fire extinguisher and officers used a stun gun on him when investigators said he had a medical emergency and died. scott continued. police released this body cam video a week ago. the police department plans to release the remaining portions of the video next week after scott's family sees the video. a new law regulating the law of police body and camera video takes affect. bill minick takes a closer look at the impact of the new law. >> personally, i think that the body cams and dish cams are important. >> and all it does is agitate if you ask me, that is all it does is stir up more controversy. >> reporter: body camera and dash cam video has been prominent in several recent officer-involved shootings, including the death of keith lamont scott in charlotte. >> it highlights the problems with the law and highlights what we're going to be facing going forward. >> we had to do something to decide when does a video become public record. >> reporter: the law states that person, including -- representatives of that person, including spouses and attorneys. getting a copy would require a court order and opponents said that would be a hurdle toward that being released. the law creates guide

knife point and escaping from a work crew today. this is eagle 8 hd video of the scene where the inmate was found in saint petersburg. the kidnapping itself happened in polk county very close to department of corrections crew was doing work. and that is where we find newschannel8's jeff patterson live right now to bring us up to speed on boy, what happened here. jeff. >> reporter: yeah, good evening stacie. it was a crazy scene here a women of hours ago as police flooded into this park to search for the abducted deputy. neighbors and witnesses described a chaotic scene, and a frightening sequence of events. work details with prison inmates are a fairly common

knife. >> we know based upon eyewitness statements, we know based upon video evidence, the physical evidence shows he didn't do that. >> reporter: today the family filed a federal civil lawsuit against the san francisco police department. >> we're focused on making sure that this does not happen again in the streets of san francisco. >> and that was lisa chan reporting there. >>> san francisco deputy city attorney sean connolly defensed the use of lethal force saying witnesses confirm the suspect gongora lunged at one of our officers with a large knife. he went ton say, gongora was high on meth and had a long criminal history. >>> let's go to campaign 2016. a proposal to lower drug prices in california is on the november ballot. but reporter amy johnson says that there's a sharp disagreement about whether it would really work. >> reporter: the price of certain medications continues to skyrocket. the life-saving allergy medication and epipens is up 500% since 2014 and an aids drug went up 5,000%. >> in my opinion, it is absolutely about putting profit before human lives. >> reporter: rebecca armstrong was diagnosed with hiv in 1989. she has nine medications. the 49-year-old fitness instructor fears the price could one

and they need knife on one floor and six on the other and so they are working on that and watching that carefully, and we will then be summarizing all of this in a letter to the department of homelessness before the items before it actually goes over into their program, but we see quite a lot of great improvements to this building than what previously had been there. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no questions. >> is there any public on item eight? >> item nine,? the process and the time frame? >> nichlt good afternoon, the director for the department of inspection, and i will take a few minutes to go over the department's hiring policy and procedures. so basically the hiring procedures are what the city's are, and we are governed by the civil service rules and that means for for the permanent positions we have to make sure that there is a competitive process and we are selecting from a certificated list and normally what happens is that dvment hr, because that is a class that is used throughout the city. but a lot of times we have to establish our own list and establishing that entails a variety of things and so it takes a little while and so the thing that you do is y

county department is investigating pasadena officers involved in the death of register nald thomas, a father of eight who died after officers used a tazer on him. the officers say he was holding a knife and wouldn't drop it. the family has come forward this morning saying he was bipolar and he called 911 himself that night help. >>> new details in the deadly hoboken train crash. new jersey's transit safety and operation system had dozens of violations months before the accident. meantime osha not yet deeming this self-. a data recorder and camera still lost in the wreckage. one person was killed in the crash and more than a hundred others were injured. >>> a shocking video out of a gas station. the pick up slams into the car sending the woman in the pavement and she ends up underneath the vehicle. the driver to make a run for it but they weren't going to let that happen. >> i tried to take a few steps. >> and you did what? >> took his legs out from under him and jumped on top of him. >> the woman is expected to make a full recovery. the suspect is facing several charges. officers say he's under the influence of painkillers. >> somebody robbed a jack in the box near lower buckeye road

and they need knife on one floor and six on the other and so they are working on that and watching that carefully, and we will then be summarizing all of this in a letter to the department of homelessness before the items before it actually goes over into their program, but we see quite a lot of great improvements to this building than what previously had been there. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no questions. >> is there any public on item eight? >> item nine,? the process and the time frame? >> nichlt good afternoon, the director for the department of inspection, and i will take a few minutes to go over the department's hiring policy and procedures. so basically the hiring procedures are what the city's are, and we are governed by the civil service rules and that means for for the permanent positions we have to make sure that there is a competitive process and we are selecting from a certificated list and normally what happens is that dvment hr, because that is a class that is used throughout the city. but a lot of times we have to establish our own list and establishing that entails a variety of things and so it takes a little while and so the thing that you do is y