:i guess he didn't take care of those requirements - shut this place down" anthony mosley who you just heard from said he used to keep his horse at this stable and was happy with the care. he described it as a self serve and would come in and take care of their animals. mosley says that the owner would come in three times a week to over see things the animals are with the animal foundation... as of right now... no arrests have been made. a north las vegas doctor... has been arrested again on lewdness charges. take a look... this is jorge burgos. this arrest-- stems from his initial arrest--- and investigation involving open and gross lewdness with multiple patients. police say more victims have come forward. police say there could still be more victims--- if you have any information you are asked to call north las vegas police or crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. least four men and four women have been caught on camera, naked, all because they rented out the wrong house online. now the man accused of setting up hidden spy cameras around the house... is facing criminal charges. fox5's ada

the mosley's on bridge street. happened at 1:30 this morning as people were leaving the event center. at this point, we don't know if the victims were part of that crowd. we do mow the two vehicles involved, both across from mosley's this is a photo of fox 25 took one of one of the cars. the front passenger video of the red suv is shatter. police on the scene tell fox 25, hit by two bullets one man tells fox 25, he's surprised this all >> mosley's has been there for years many dances and parties appear stuff over there and there's never been really an incident that i can remember where somebody got shot. >> jason: police questioned a number of people who were at last night's event. so far they haven't made any arrests. work to go get an update on the victim's condition this morning. shooting remains under investigation. >> heather: students at dartmouth have been evacuated from their broke out. the fire went to four alarms within a matter of few hours. it happened in morton hall around midnight. this is our first l

. >> plus time is up for people in the mosley motel. deputys are going door to door either now, checking to see if there are any people still there. we are live on the scene with a look at what's happening right >> this is abc action news. >>> bracing for impact. what about florida? i will have the impacts on our area coming up. >>> nasty deplorable condition, that's how the sheriff describe it is mosley motel, why some people are still here even after the eviction notice coming up. >>> plus no memory of last week's deadly train crash, that's what the engineer is claiming. what he does remember ability the moments leading up to crash. >>> first though at 9:30. for hurricane matthew. >> it is slowly turning north ward packing winds of 130 miles per hour. we have the latest event. >> >> the event has started for parts of the islands with torrential rain that has commenceed and look at this from up above in space, nasa picture showing well, something we haven't seen in quite some time, in fact since 2007. a category five at one point with

the mosley motel has been deanna's home since june. but now she is forced to find another place to live after the new owners served eviction notices to all of the residents last week. >> i think it's wrong putting families and their children out. it is totally wrong. >> reporter: the motel has income families for decades. art bought the property located on 34th street north from the previous owner who was fighting foreclosure. according to city officials, the new owners will demolish the old building and turn it into new development. people who have lived here for years must be off the property by monday morning, leaving some scrambling at the last minute. he was guaranteeing us a house or another apartment. and he is throwing us out in the road. >> we have been able to get most of them into permanent housing, out of a tiny motel room to somewhere they can live. >> reporter: social services has reserved space at local shelters for those who have no place to go. >> it has to be upsetting if you've been here for a while. people's nerves

:i guess he didn't take care of those requirements - shut this place down" anthony mosley who you just heard from said he used to keep his horse at this stable and was happy with the care. he described it as a self serve

the mosley went through a will be demolished so people are still -- [ no audio ] >>> obviously had trouble with that live shot with jake. here's a look outside of hurricane matthew. folks, this is one of the strongest hurrican w it has not weakened much at all. one ha 145miles per hour. moving northwest at 45. we think tomorrow it will return to the north and when it does it will pose a major threat to folks in jamaica, haiti, cuba and eventually the bahamas. this track hasn't changed much. into the bahamas. we'll still have to keep our eyes on it. the hurricane center expects it to stay east of florida, but that's not a guarantee. a lot of thing will come into play down the road which could impact the exact track. as you can see, the spaghetti models continue to show a lot of consistency through the bahamas. only a few flirting with florida. we have decent storms out there. maybe an issue the second half of hopefully after a win. storms we'll be tracking in a couple of minutes. >>> right now fema crews are on the ground starting to check out the damage left behind hurricane hermine earlie

we will be here gayle and bring you the latest as the remaining residents leave the mosley motel. folks. thank you, ryan. >>> right now, an uneasy morning commute for parents after verbal threats are made by two students concerning imagine school's upper campus. news channel 8's mary mcguire joins us live from the school this morning. north port police are investigating but how are they making sure kids heading back to class this morning feel safe. >> reporter: well, the two students have been identified and they'll not be here in class today but north port police will still be on campus at imagine school in north port now the principal asked for the police presence this morning to assure students, families and staff that this campus is indeed safe. in a letter, the principal says she is confident there is no threat to the school and commends the students who made the right decision to find an adult with this information so they could respond quickly to the matter. we are working to find out more information about the threat and more information about the students involved. north

new developments murder charges filed after a deadly shooting sunday morning 15-year-old kevin mosley and 14-year-old friend near 20th and hide to get to the marijuana plants the backyard. hammock shot them and now charged with murder and attempted murder. legal experts say won't apply because the teens were not in his home. they were admitting properly find his -- his life was not in danger. maybe a theft or trespass. which are crimes, but that doesn't give someone the right to shoot. killed in the shooting from the waist town. continuing coverage of new building so-called micro- apartment and the neighbors filed an appeal with the city to have that project stopped. plan for 16th and humboldt, no offstreet parking. some say the city made a mistake by approving up others don't agree. i understand that technically the consequences don't come into the picture. but they do come into people's lives. the consequences we up the city to litigation and a message to developers if you follow the law and do exactly what you're supposed to do, we will pull out the stops to get it to stop just bec

the city's three municipal court judges, derek mosley, valarie hill and phillip chavez, let the public know about the offer through a facebook video. according the the video, they say anyone in the city with a municipal court warrant, driver's have those warrants and suspensions lifted without making an initial payment. the judges say they want pele who are afraid to come forward because of outstanding warrants to begin working with the sym. area lawyers think the offer is a great idea. i see this as basically a win win. the taxpayer and the city should be able to recoup some money, that they never would've gotten, and the people get the opportunity to actually come in and take lives in the right direction. :14 3 this pilot program will take place each of the next three wednesdays...you can go from 8:30-11:30 in the morning and from 1:30-5:30 in the afternoon. building and zoning code violations will be heard on a case by case basis. inve milukee, ad, cbs 58 news. campaign ads and visits in wisconsin....now 8-days before the presidential election.....and the latest developments involvi

mosley says that the owner would come in three times a week to over see things the animals are with the animal foundation... no arrests have been made. new at six tonight. two women face felony charges of malicious torture after more than found in unsanitary conditions at their non-profit sanctuary. that's according to the "las vegas review journal". donna riner and dawn spoolman were operating desert rescue animal sanctuary out of their cold creek home for several years. officials found cages with a coyote... rabbits... rats... and pigeons. there were also dogs in crates... and a fox's paw caught in chicken wire. the arrest warrant says more than a hundred animals had to be euthanized after medical examinations. both women face three felony counts and two dozen misdemeanor violations. the case goes to court in december. investigators tell us at least eight people were caught on a hidden camera, naked, while in a house they rented online. now the man accused of setting up hidden spy cameras around the house... is facing criminal charges. fox5's adam herbets is live outside the home... o

we will be here gayle and bring you the latest as the remaining residents leave the mosley motel. >> got to be hard for those folks. thank you, ryan. >>> right now, an uneasy morning after verbal threats are made by two students concerning imagine school's upper campus. news channel 8's mary mcguire joins us live from the school this morning. north port police are investigating but how are they making sure kids heading back to class this morning feel safe. >> reporter: snow flurries. >> reporter: well, the two students have been identified and they'll not be here in class today but north port police will still be on campus at imagine school in north port in order to ease any concerns. police presence this morning to assure students, families and staff that this campus is indeed safe. in a letter, the principal says she is confident there is no threat to the school and commends the students who made the right decision to find an adult with this information so they could respond quickly to the matter. we are working to find out more information about the threat and more information abo

. >> on sunday, 15-year old mosley was killed and a 14-year old is now likely paralyzed after this shooting. police arrested 48-year old keith. the homeowner. he's accused of murder and attempted murder. he told police his motion detective light went off in his backyard. he said he heard arguing and saw two p a spokesperson says the homeowner -- >> i can't shooting at someone for being on my real property. and there's a change when somebody comes inside your home. >> police found several guns in the home including a 22-caliber and a similar size bullet was found in the victim's chest. they also discovered casings in an upstairs bedroom near the window. >>> today the u.s. supreme court hears a case in colorado. touching teenage girls wants his cases overturn. rodriguez says one of the jurors made offensive comments during the trial to make it unfair to have a pharaoh owe the quote was mexican men take whatever they want, end quote. >>> dozens of cu students were told they wouldn't move into the sterilepartments because bookshelves were being illegal used as room dividers and the million doll

. >>> the mosley motel in st. petersburg is completely vacant . the sheriff was there this morning as deputies went door residents were served eviction notices after a real estate firm bought the motel and plan to demolish it which is had troubles through the years to make way for a business development. >>> neighbors fed up with the paving project paid for by taxpayers. >> it's leaving behind puddles in what the city has to stay about this problem. touc woman 4: that's 3 words. vo: david jolly shares donald trump's backwards agenda for women. hood and deny women access to basic health care like mammograms and cancer screenings. woman 5: i have 3 words for david jolly... not for women. vo: house majority pac is responsible y251cy yi0y this is medicine. medicine. uh... medicine? with amendment 2, this is what "medicine" will look like: pot, packaged like candy. up to twenty times stronger than it once was. sold next to schools. in nearly two thousand pot shops across florida. no medical standards. no pharmacists. no prescriptions. and no way to sto

as the crowd was leaving mosley's. they say two vehicles were involved including a red suv that had a shattered passenger window. police found two victims a few blocks away on breed terrace. it's unclear how they ended up there. so far, police have not made any arrests. >>> a melrose man hit by a car saturday morning while walking along linn street. he was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver stayed and is cooperating. >>> a water main break in needham is causing concern for residents. the break happened near south street and crestview. it caused a sinkhole. a public works truck got stuck in the hole and had to be pulled out by a tow truck. no word yet, though, when that road will finally reopen. >>> a fire at dartmouth college caused hundreds of students to evacuate from their dorms. and spread quickly throughout the building. crews say there are no reported injuries. the school painer is reporting more than 300 students are expected to be imimpacted by the fire. >>> a new massachusetts in effect fo

denver police got a call from a 14-year-old saying he had been shot and his 15-year-old friend keelan mosley was dead. police used shot spotter in the backyard of this home. allegedly shot by 48-year-old keith hammock after climbing his fence and trying to steal his illegal outdoor pot plants. >> we proceeded to watch you know, the ambulance come and wheel off two individuals. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is in critical condition. and may be paralyzed. police say hammock told them the teens jumped over the fence and found them lying on the ground. offiat near hammock's second floor window. officers arrested hammock on first-degree murder, attempted murder and illegal cultivation of marijuana charges. he recently caught two need -- two teenagers breaking into his backyard. >> we've had a couple kids tried to break into our yard and try to get our bikes. wonder if it was the same kids. that's really sad. >> reporter: he believes no matter what happens, the suspect should pay. >> oh, man. >> reporter: i spoke to cbs4's legal analyst karen steinhauser. she says believe it or not the suspect can

. >> reporter: it's moving day at the mosley motel in st. petersburg in the last couple of weeks more than 400 residents packed up their stuff and left. ashley packed as the deadline loomed. >> i have been moving for two get out of here. >> reporter: it may say motel on the sign but to her and her six kids this was home the past two years. >> it's like losing family.>> reporter: miami real estate firm alters cardinal bought the dilapidated motel and plans to demolish it to make way for business development. residents were served with eviction notice any sheriff's deputies make sure they fo the property and reminding them it's time to go. the chef wanted to make sure it was a smooth transition. >> it's a balance between respecting property rights in the owner's interest in the property which they certainly have been making sure we accomplish this in a dignified and humane and compassionate way for these people who don't have anywhere else to live. >> reporter: some residents moved into nearby hotels and others plan to stay in shelters. animal

the suspect made his first appearance in court this morning. 15-year-old kelan mosley died after being shot in a backyard. police think keith hammock shot that teenager from a second story window. there was an illegal outdoor marijuana grow in the backyard. hammock faces charges of first degree murder and charges related prosecutors say hammock is accused in a similar incident last year. he's being held right now without bond. >>> happening now, police in aurora are sorting through a shooterring that left a man -- shooting that left a man dead on a street in a neighborhood southeast of i-70 and i-225. neighbors say circumstances were bizarre. one person who didn't want to be identified says the man walked into his home before the shooting. >> he came inside our house and he stepped over where the doorstep is. we went up to him and we asked him you know what are you doing here? he was like i think i'm in the wrong place but he wasn't being very responsive. >> we're also told the man appeared to reach into his waistband before the shooting. police have released the shooter from custody.

two teenagers were shot after hopping a fence into the backyard of this home. 15-year-old keylin mosley did not survive and a 14-year-old he was with was critically injured. >> we heard the shots go off, there was about six initially and then a little break and then two more. charges of murder and attempted murder. according to paperwork hammock may have been trying to protect his illegal marijuana plants. >> the law doesn't say that you can use deadly force just to defend your property. >> reporter: hammock allegedly told police the teens jumped over his fence and he found them lying on the ground. officers would later discover two rifles and spent cartridges near hammock's second floor window. rm steinhauser says it's more likely that the suspect would argue self-defense. >> if you have facts where there is no warning shots, people are in a yard, and the other person is shooting from an upstairs window, it's going to be hard to argue that he felt physically endangered. >> reporter: hammock is also facing charges of illegal cultivation of marijuana. denver district attorney will live i

denver police got a call from a 14-year-old saying he had been shot and his 15-year-old friend keylin mosley was dead. police used shot spotter technology to find the two victims in the backyard of this home on high street. allegedly shot by 48-year-old keith hammock after climbing his fence, and trying to steal >> we proceeded to watch unfortunately the ambulance come and we'll off two individuals. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is in critical condition and according to his mother may be paralyzed. hammock told them the teens jumped over his fence and he found them lying on the ground. officers later recovered two rifles and spent cartridges near hammock's second floor window. officers arrested hammock on first-degree murder attempted of marijuana charges. he says he recently caught two teenagers breaking into his backyard. >> we've had a couple kids of that exact age try to break into our yard and get our bikes . wonder if it was the same kids. that's really sad. >> reporter: so said he believes no matter what happened, the suspect should pay. >> oh, man. he killed a kid. he should go to jai

two teenagers were shot after hopping a fence into the backyard of this home. 15-year-old keylin mosley did not survive and a 14-year-old he was with was critically injured. >> we heard the shots go off, there was about six initially and then a little break and then two more. >> reporter: keith hammock who lives in the home is now facing charges of murder and attempted murder. according to paperwork hammock may have >> the law doesn't say that you can use deadly force just to defend your property. >> reporter: hammock allegedly told police the teens jumped over his fence and he found them lying on the ground. officers would later discover two rifles and spent cartridges near hammock's second floor window. former prosecutor karen steinhauser says it's more likely that the suspect would argue self-defense. >> if you have facts where there is no warning shots, other person is shooting from an upstairs window, it's going to be hard to argue that he felt physically endangered. >> reporter: hammock is also facing charges of illegal cultivation of marijuana. denver district attorney will have

. >>> the rundown mosley motel in st. petersburg is now completely vacant. deputies went door to door today to make sure everyone was out morning. residents were served eviction notices after a real estate firm bought the motel. they plan to demolish it to make way for a business development. >>> some good news for drivers who take the howard frankland bridge. transportation officials decided to nix their plans to take away one of the general use lanes and make it a toll lane. they are still considering adding a toll lane, however. they just won't take away a public hearings on the project scheduled for this week are now postponed. >>> big news for fans of bass pro shops and cabela's, the two outdoor sporting good stores are teaming up, bass pro shops agreeing to buy cabela's in a deal worth $5.5 billion. the deal is expected to close the first half of 2017, no toward if the deal would result in store closures. >>> did you notice your starbucks barista was a little more cheery than normal monday? it's for good reason. pay raises between 5 and 15% took hing i

the attack comes as security forces are prepared to retake the northern city of mosley.up has claimed responsibility for the bombing>>> a people are dead after another airstrike in that country, this time on a medical depot. the attack is thought to be the work of a syrian government or russian forces. a human rights organization says they targeted the center of the village in the check point of a group that opposes the syrian president. most of the deaths came from a building where medicine is usually stored. >>> in switzerland, secretary of state john kerry met with diplomats to find a new way to end the violence in syria. carre says new ideas are being explored but there was no agreement on concrete action. a cease-fire collapsed just last month. >>> coming up, following the storm system hitting the bay area. mark tamayo is tracking the heavy rains and fierce wind back and what you can expect sunday.>>> an suv crashes into the side of a building. with stream of events that led to all of this coming up next. >>> heavy rain and fierce winds bringing slick roadways to th

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the city's three municipal court judges, derek mosley, valarie hill and phillip chavez, let the public know about the offer through a facebook video. according the the video, they say anyone in the city with a municipal court warrant, driver's license suspension orr have those warrants and suspensions lifted without making an initial payment. the judges say they want people who are afraid to come forward because of outstanding warrants to begin working with the system. area lawyers think the offer is a great idea. "once you kind of get trapped in that downward spiral, it's really difficult to get yourself out of it. i think it's a fantastic thing. my bet is that if people take advantage of it, the city's going to see more revenue from and going in the right directio" direction." 3 this pilot program will take place each of the next three wednesdays...you can go from 8:30-11:30 in the morning and from 1:30-5:30 in the afternoon. people will still be responsible for any fines, and building and zoning code violations will be heard on a case by case basis. live in mke ad cbs 58. we learned

it all and i see him being successful doing it all." 145451 northstars cross country coach jamie mosley kept austin's situation in mind where he could when scheduling his team's meets this season.... and went to school with austin's mom, is similarly flexible... 150813 "i have to change practice.... sometimes i can't do kick off team or extra point at the beginning of practice like sometimes i'd like to, but it's fine, i'll take the trade-off." 150823 144955 "to kick at the varsity level and to run cross country at the varsity level, i think that speaks to his maturity... i think if he wasn't the kid that he was, i think it would be a lot harder for him to both, first of all, but especially to do so at that level." 145010 151530 "austin is playing football and running cross country in the fall.... he'll play basketball, he'll run track, he'll play baseball.... not really to give any of them up, and the best thing about it is, nobody really thinks he'll need to." 151544 151006 "i mean they're in high school.... at this point, if he's going to be a division one college athlete in any spor

i would recommend everybody read some of walter mosley's novels and his main character and private eye is fascinating and really speaks to a lot of the things that happen in our country. from a fictional standpoint, he makes his points very clearly and i think he's an incredible author. he has really inspired me. >> let me ask another inspiration question. who are the people who you believe inspired you? >> in my years, i would have to say jackie robinson and doctor king, malcolm x. this morning, i believe you are at an event of the u.s. chamber of commerce. can you talk to us about why you are there today? >> wire was that u.s. chamber of commerce, basically to explain to some people about business opportunities and opportunities overseas. >> i didn't know my question to that before i ask so were good to go. do you believe nba players play defense as aggressively today as they did when you played or is scoring high for some other reason. >> they can't play as aggressively as they played in the era that i played because they have changed the rules. they've dumbed them down a little bit

they were mosley to find a reason to backing.ot a good man is what the larger purpose is. and that antidote illustrates the degree that trump is forcing a lot of people to twist and turn and bend themselves in uncomfortable way to continue to support him with the republican party and the religious community and the evangelicals. effect of this is likely to past november 8th. if he wins it is one thing and if he loses, there will be a lot of fight in the republican party and the religious rights community about whether they play this right. >> you also write barring a last-minute surprise, trump is on track to lose his race. >> what we have seen last week, there seems to be a separation how his polling are going which is good news for the republican party. the house is relatively safe. the margin by which they control that body is likely to narrow consistent significantly and a challenge for paul ryan. the last polling came out has continued to be bad for trump. trump is leading in the direction that continue to put in more pressu

bera: tell that to the 600 special forces that are right outside mosley right now -- mosul helping tong the iraqi forces. we have men and women out there every day. when you say you we're not doing anything to fight terrorism, you are insulting those folks. we have homeland security and the fbi and national intelligence community. don't insult them. it's not going to be easy, but what we have to do is certainly work overseas. here at home we have to do a better job fighting as well. congressman bera, the obama administration accuses russia of interfering with the u.s. election and cyber attacks. the flipside the u.s. a government would like an encryption key to see any data in my phone. what should the response you to foreign countries hacking our information? should the u.s. government have the ability to hack citizen's data? mr. bera: that's a great question. we have to take the cyber security threat very seriously. what russia is doing, i don't think we have to guess because our intelligence folks have said it's clear that russia is doing this. it's espionage. we have to fight back

. >> the reporter: level three are mosley at risk to reoffend. dawn and julie tell me this neighborhood is filled with children. >> the fact that there's a bus stop, a playground, a dave care, there's a lot of what you call things that could entice them. >>> there is no law or regulation to stop a large number of level three sex offenders from living under one told fox 25 in a statement, she's trying to help, but it doesn't seem there's much she can do. my team and i as well as city didn't are required to follow laws and regulations and do not have the authority to evict anyone or remove individuals from their home. we are currently in contact with boston police, the state, including the sex offender registry board and the homeowner's lawyer in an effort to resolve the matter favorably for the community, but dawn and julie are taking a stand. >> we moved out of the however,. we might have to pickett, whatever we can do to send a strong message these are our kids and we're going to protect them no matter what. >> the reporter: well, julie and dawn

fox25 was outside mosley's on bridge street early saturday morning as police search for evidence. it happened as party was leaving the ballroom, victims are from mattapan and dorchester. at this point it is not clear if they were at the party before the shooting. >> two people dead after a two died in the crash. wife still in the hospital and undergone several surgeries. according to the herald and pinpointed cause of the crash but say the weather likely played a role. >> gene: tonight the school committee in wilmington will discuss recent arrest of the superintendent and physical education teacher superintendent and operating under the influence and parents learned about the incident over the weekend. >> that's the worst parts about it, should have been taken care of in august. >> don't think it is a good example for the kids. >> charged with domestic assault and he was briefly put on leave but allowed to return to work just days later. it was the superintendent mary delai who made the decision and expected to release statement on meeting. >>> gene: police say they do not believe

as a crowd was leaving mosley's on bridge street. investigators found several shell casings in the parking lot. but the victims were actually found a few blocks away walking on breed terrace. 23-year-old man from dorchester and 22-year-old man from mattapan taken to hospital and they are expected to survive. >> heather: a man is dead after being struck by a car in melrose. that man was walking on lynn yesterday morning when he was hit by that car. "the globe" reporting that 51-year-old johnsa electric cas was pronounced dead at melrose wakefield hospital. the driver stayed on the scene is cooperating. so far no charges. >> jason: saturday morning, a woman rolled in bed moments before a truck crashed into her bedroom. that rolling over may have saved her from serious injuries. suffering a medical emergency. that truck went through the brick wall and clipped the corner of the dedham house. >> got out of the shower, felt like a meet they your hit the house, my wife just rolled over, when the bureau and everything else went on top of the

on sunday 15-year old mosley was killed and a 14-year old may be paralyzed after the shooting. police arrested 48-year old keith hammock the homeowner. he said his motion detector light went on in his backyd. people on the ground. police found a 22-caliber, a similar size bullet was found in the victim's chest. police arrested a man who was involved in a deadly hit-and-run. he created a multi car crash that left 1 person dead. it happened at i-70. police will release the suspect and charges today. >>> it's 8:27. take a look at ski area. overnight and early this morning. now things clearing up there. weecould get rain and snow showers this afternoon. for the metro area, cloud cover, but we'll see more sunshine through early afternoon. slight chance for a few showers into the early evening. highs today in the mid-to upper 70s and early tomorrow morning it's going to get cooler. upper 30s to low 40s to start on wednesday. denver today, 75. 80s covering south eastern colod the mountains. tomorrow is the coolest day on our 7-day forecast. highs are going to be in the upper 50s. we'r

police responded to mosleys on bridge street. both men are expected to survive. police cleared a large crowd several people but so far no arrests. >>> also a driver is in the hospital after crashing right into a house and missed a woman by just a few feet. paul burton reports on what might have caused the accident. >> it felt like a meteor shook the whole house. >> don said he was in the shower when he heard the crash. >> it went through a wall a corner and stopped in the back. >> i'm numb. >> numb because his wife was in truck drove through it missing her by a few feet. >> it pushed the bureau but she didn't get injured. >> the crash happened around 8:00 saturday morning. the truck took out the front brick wall and caused structural damage to his home. >> i'm stunned the amount of damage by a truck. you'd think a tractor trailer came through here. >> it's all pushed in. the bedroom, the end table, the bed is all over the place. >> the driver of the truck houses away. still unclear how he got enough speed to go through the brick wall into his home. he fears he ma

since we traveled so much, i graduated from raymond to martin cruz smith, robert parker told walter mosleyt you believe in spite your q.? >> i do have t would have to sae robinson and doctor king, malcolm x., duke snider. >> i believed you were at an event. can you tell us why you were at the chamber of commerce? >> to explain the business opportunities here and overseas. >> i didn't know the answer before i asked so that's good to know. do you believe nba players play as aggressively today as when you played. >> they changed the rules and calmed them down a little bit so you can't be physical and play defense so it makes it easier to score and the fans have enjoyed that. >> the embrace of thomas jefferson and it blew me away. it's something our constitution is still the most dynamic document ever created. it it is something we should be proud of and use a lot more often in solving our problems. but mr. khan understood that and had no problem with his son done for nation. it really made me feel good to have someone of his character knowledge to represent american muslims in the way that he

morning in the backyard of a house near 28th and high street in denver. 15-year-old keylin mosley died. denver police searche the home of 48-year-old keith hammock'. they found two long rifles, ammunition and four spent cartridge caseings. they say a gun was also found near the teens. when the case goes to trial-- 9news legal analyst scott robinson says colorado's "make my day law" can not be used as a defense-- because the boys were outside-- not inside-- when they were shot. but there is a way that the ho hammond is still in jail. denver police are it's cyber safety awareness month-- but experts say one group in particular may be putting their businesses at risk. just how long it takes small businesses to recover from cyber attacks--- still to come. but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. grit, toughness, dedication. >>> a cloudy start to your north. marty is timing when the clouds clear and sun returns. >>> trevor siemian said he will be ready. we'll look at thursday night's matchup as the coach stays home to rest. >> you look at your sweet, innocent daughter and you think,