>> my role in it is police union president looking out for the best interest of the police union members. so i don't. it's baffling. >> let me break it down. as you know, the cleveland >> i don't agree with that. >> it's volatile. they are trying to repair that. the city is under consent decree. you know that the people your officers present i am large do not endorse donald trump. >> i don't know that. >> they think he is a racist. they think stop and frisk -- 2 this is america. >> because of those things, you've never endorsed anyone, why did this come? why is it necessary? you never endorsed a presidential candidate. why now? >> we've never had a presidential candidate that was so decidedly anti-police. we've never had a sitting president that is so anti- police. it's a dangerous situation when the president potential president think that it's okay to start commenting on very local police issues less than investigation has been completed. that is very dangerous for us that is exactly why we got involved. >> do you think your endorsement helps or hurts the process of the cleveland polic

. >>> local lay cleveland police union endorsement of donald trump was hit with more criticism. black shield association representing african american cleveland police is calling on the union to take back endorsement. senior political coursened tom beres says they also wants the union's president removed. >> reporter: hi. the call for steve loomis' ouster is based on comments he made in a recent interview with you. the police union had never endorsed a presidentialp candidate before. -- presidential candidate before and critics say picking trump is a insult to the minority community and now women. >> loomis got to go. >> reporter: steve loomis and donald trump. at an event organized by the black shield association. >> endorsement of a presidential candidate who is reckless, has a history of being racist and continued to insult people from different ethnic backgrounds and religion is totally unacceptable yes america. but you got to respect all of american. >> reporter: demand number one to the ccpa and president take back the trump endorsement. his alleged abuse of women now part

>>reporter: they are upset about the controversial union vote to publicly endorse donald trump. there are cleveland police, who have the street blocked off in front of their own union hall. there are more than 100 people blocking the street, protesting the vote. members were chanting outside, waving signs and calling for the union president to be that reaction stems from a vote that the patrolmen's association took to endorse donald trump. they've never made an endorsement before. the union president says now is the time to speak out, he says hillary clinton is anti-police and some minority officer say it's inappropriate when the city is trying to mend relationship with minorities. what does that say to cleveland trump?>> i don't care what it says to them. i'm an american citizen. we are american police officers. we have right to support only want in this city. >> we took an oath to protect and serve. police are servants of the city. we have to listen to the community.>>reporter: loomis says he's listening to members and the national police patrolmen's association which makes donald trump. derick waller n

president of the united states is an unprecedented step for cleveland's police union. but, the majority of its members want republican donald trump to be the next commander in chief. >> trump's the only one that, you know, looked me in the eye and said, steve, when i'm in washington, law enforcement in this country is going to have a friend. >> while hillary clinton has said she wants to take some guns like high powered assault-style weapons off the streets and put more police on them, an overwhelming majority of police union members don't trust policies will do enough to curb growing crime rates in cities like ours. >> she's doing nothing for law enforcement. she's doing nothing for safety and security. you know, and it's -- that is proof positive by who she had on the stage with her during the dnc, you know. the mothers of suspects that were killed righteously, unfortunately, but righteously, by the police. >> i think it's not good for the >> the president of the black shield police association thinks with the majority black population, which polls show solid double

in politics a visit from a former new york city mayorit two days after the police union mad an endorsement for president asa giuliani one of donald trump's heavy hitters stubbed my the union hall, he saids donald trump's thankful for the endorsement, anddo he appreciat the risk the police union endorsed donal trump saturday, but the present of the black shielde place association says not all officers agree with the endorsement.t. >> at this particular time it i a badad scene i think for us and could be a slap in the face for us as a communitytyf to endorse anyone at this time. >> every day and night you put on the uniform, it and you put your life at risk t protect us, most of the rest of us don't do thatat.put our live ato risk to protect others, that's what you do for a livingi >> union says hillary clinton is also welcome to stop by the union hall w. >> former vermont governor howard dean in town to campaign for hillary clinton says they are where ohio is a must win state. >> we went ohio cup donald trum cannot become presidentna , so we will do everything that we can to winev the state

think about what he is saying.>> reporter: endorsement has brought back live postmasters to the police union hall.>> looking out for the best members. i do not understand why.>> reporter: cleveland police working to improve community relations. ministers call this damaging.>> the words law and order aren't important. they are not nearly as important as justice and grace.>> we had someone who want to cause division among us.>> reporter: trump promising more federal funding, he supports crime-ridden cities using stop and frisk.>> we have never had a candidate that has been so decidedly anti-police. we've never had a candidate that makes martyrs out of people that we unfortunately shot justifiably during police involved incidents.>> reporter: which candidate will be each and every one of you to vote. >> reporter: how it impacts progress? i spoke with stephen loomis, he says he is disappointed in their remarks. he is not racist. he says law and order that trump would bring would help the community be safer. some are calling for him to resign. he says he is not about to do that. this is us mayor

a break some guns like high powered assault weapons off the streets, an overwhelming member of police unions don't trust her policies. >> she is doing nothing for law enforcement. she is doing nothing for safety and security. that is proof positive who she killed righteously, unfortunately, but righteously but the police. >> it is too polarizing. >> the president of the black shields association thinks with the majority black population which polls show solid double digit leads for hillary clinton, the cppa has made a mistake, one he worries will further the wedge between police and the community it is supposed to >> it is a bad thing and sends out a bad message. >> to say we'll endorse someone we though is not down with the african american community shows you why the doj came in and it also gives an indication of how long they will be here. >> an investigation into a shooting that left a man dead. zach reed knows mishave their everyone is entitled to their personal opinions, believes police groups like the union shouldn't be diving into this arena, especially with the department of justice

the president of the cleveland police union is under investigation for what he wore. you're watching good morning >>> prayers going out to the family of the kids that got shot. >> and now at 6:30a shooting inside of a cleveland barbershop as kids were playing outside. one innocent child caught up in the cross fire. >>> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. >> bomb shell accusations against donald trump. more women coming forward saying he inappropriately dutched how his campaign is responding. >>> it's a homecoming in the making. a local soldier killed finally getting a proper burial. >>> this is a rainy start today, somara theodore. >> i'm just waiting on the sun. quiet conditions in cleveland, and you can see there's a lot of clouds. the city glowing. let's look at the are a i car. rain moving through into the are slick. coming down good at times. if will continue to push to the east and the south. at this point in the viewing area, only seeing minor showers, and that's down to carroll county, and other than that, pretty dry. here's th

the city's police union immediately announced it would suit to shut it down. re in san francisco the new use of force policy unanimously approved by the police commission in june to my knowledge has not yet been implemented because is being held up in the poa's meet and confer process. prof. samuel walker and american emeritus professor of criminal justice at the university of nebraska at omaha and an expert on police accountability says that police unions have created a culture of impunity. it is this culture of impunity that permeates the san francisco police department as has been well-documented in our report. the san francisco police department has eight not on my watch pledge. it says i pledge to serve the people san francisco safely faithfully and honestly without prejudice. i will not tolerate hate or bigotry in our community or from my fellow officers. i will confront intolerance and reports any such conduct without question or pause. i will maintain the integrity of the san francisco police department and safeguard the trust of the people of san franc

the city's police union immediately announced it would suit to shut it down. re in san francisco the new use of force policy unanimously approved by the police commission in june to my knowledge has not yet been implemented because is being held up in the poa's meet and confer process. prof. samuel walker and american emeritus professor of criminal justice at the university of nebraska at omaha and an expert on police accountability says that police unions have created a culture of impunity. it is this culture of impunity that permeates the san francisco police department as has been well-documented in our report. the san francisco police department has eight not on my watch pledge. it says i pledge to serve the people san francisco safely faithfully and honestly without prejudice. i will not tolerate hate or bigotry in our community or from my fellow officers. i will confront intolerance and reports any such conduct without question or pause. i will maintain the integrity of the san francisco police department and safeguard the trust of the people of san franc

the city's police union immediately announced it would suit to shut it down. re in san francisco the new use of force policy unanimously approved by the police commission in june to my knowledge has not yet been implemented because is being held up in the poa's meet and confer process. prof. samuel walker and american emeritus professor of criminal justice at the university of nebraska at omaha and an expert on police accountability says that police unions have created a culture of impunity. it is this culture of impunity that permeates the san francisco police department as has been well-documented in our report. the san francisco police department has eight not on my watch pledge. it says i pledge to serve the people san francisco safely faithfully and honestly without prejudice. i will not tolerate hate or bigotry in our community or from my fellow officers. i will confront intolerance and reports any such conduct without question or pause. i will maintain the integrity of the san francisco police department and safeguard the trust of the people of san franc

it. >> that's why i am proud of the endorsement the men and women all the men and women in this police union had an opportunity to weigh in on it. >> zach reed has always been pro police. >> the ccpa endorsement ran into a stonewall of opposition from councilman zack reed today. >> they want somebody in the white house that says what you are doing is cool. don't second guess what we are doing on the streets. >> reporter: reed says endorsing wanting to institute stop and frisk nationwide ruled unconstitutional is a mistake. >> that's what they want to go back to. stop, question and risk or whether it is we will look the other way and question what you are doing and activities along the way, that's why he made it clear. loomis made it clear. we want a friend in the white house. >> reporter: councilman zack reed proposed an emergency resolution calling for them to endorse the announcement of of donald trump and mostly a symbolic move and won't put council on record opposing the endorsement if it passes. >> reporter: getting answers, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> romona: rudy giuliani wasn't th

the police union says this change empowers the bad guys. >> romona: to see if any of happened in your neighborhood visit our cleveland 19 news app. we posted a map of where these robberies have occurred in cleveland. and we are following developing news from cincinnati right now. chris tanaka is at the alert desk tracking that and other news. >> chris: ramona, in the last hour university of cincinnati police lifted the shelter in place order for all students on campus after a report of shots fired. the university issued the order just before 8:30 tonight. police and emergency blocked several streets as they searched for the shooter. students were told to lock their doors and stay away from windows. luckily no one was hurt, however the suspect is on the loose. also developing, melania trump sat down with cnn's anderson cooper to discuss her husband's controversial lewd comments about women. >> he apologized and i accept his apology. i hope the american people it was many years ago. he is not the man that i know. >> chris: and billy bush said he is leaving nbc. bush who was just named h

cleveland police confirmed an internal investigation is underway of whether or not he was allowed to wear that uniform at a rally for a candidate is union endorses. >> the guy guidelines for the uniform policy when out the window with the rnc. i was there representing the death cleveland police patrolmen's association president, explaining his decision to wear his uniform to a recent rally for republican presidential candidate, donald trump. >> i was an invited guest there. i went there representing they union. tuesday that i team discovered he's under an internal investigation by the claimant police department attending a rally and akron. this is a 7:00 o'clock event the union has space criticism from the community, after voting to endorse trump back in september. even after trumps latest comments, the endorsement, still stands. the majority of my membership want to see law and order restored though i do see police equipment, training, that's in the best interest of every single person in the community. us were uniform policy, i team reviewed it, and said the policy outlines what to wear on duty, but does not say anything, about politi

relations between police and the black community are already frayed and the latest move by the police union endorsing donald trump is not going over well. reporter harry boomer has the latest on this controversial vote. harry. >> reporter: ramona, history was made here on october 1st when most members of the police tr patrolman's association voted to endorse a unit. >> i'm proud to make that endorsement for donald trump and i'm absolutely proud to have this man in our building in our house. [ applause ] . >> reporter: with that, steve loomis, president of the cleveland police patrolman's association makes it clear for the first time in his history the police union is endorsing a candidate for president. during a vote earlier this month, 71% of cppa membership voted for donald trump. 22% for hillary clinton. neighborhood. we can't be all things to all people. but we need somebody in that white house that is going to support law enforcement and our effort to get into the community and be an integral part of it. okay. that's why i'm proud of the endorsement that the men and women -- all the me

. >>> the cleveland police union's decision to endorse donald trump is raising eyebrows. >> is one group of officer says this does not represent them. derick waller is live in cleveland and minority police officers are against this vote.>>reporter: they say it's an appropriate, given the fact the city is trying to mend relationships with the minority community, which is half the population. when i took the concerns to the president, he what does that say to the members in cleveland you don't support donald trump?>> i really don't care what it says to them. i'm an american citizen, we are american police officers and we have right to support who we want in this election. >>reporter: the pictures -- patrolmen association president led the move publicly endorsing a candidate.>> police want to >>reporter: is an inclusive to support one candidate over the other? >> yes. absolutely. why isn't it?>>reporter: minority members and democratic cleveland were bothered by the move. the 216 vote for trump represents just a fraction of all officers.>> it's a sad situation. >>reporter: officer should no

with the> union leaders and thanked the police for their endorsement. after arriving at the police using a home tuesday , the giuliani shake hands and thanke them for their work during the rnc.c. never seen a better job i have very fond memories of clevelandob, at the convention was handled so very beautifully by all of the people of cleveland and especiallyy the stopped at the union home a few days after the police union endorsedd donald trump for president, as. steve loomis defended the endorsement, even though she ha receiveded criticism from sever local officials and organizations. that does not make us bigots, or racist or sexistt , it does mak u we will restore a very close relationship. >> rudy giuliani told the crowd that donald trump appreciates the endorsement in the risk takenroro each day. >> each day when you put on you uniform, it isis there to prote us. and you put your lives at risk to protect us, most of us do no do that , do not put our lives riskd detecting other people that's what you do for 11. with the endorsement some said they be

meanwhile, the president of milwaukee's police union points out, this case "is by no means reflective of the overwhelming majority of good officers." new at eleven.. examiner is investigating a suspicious death on milwaukee's south side. it happened near 18th and rogers. officials say an adult man is dead. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. no other details are being released at this time. stick with fox6 news, on-air and online, for any updates. in racine, police make an arrest after the swat team is called out to a home. investigators say about eight last night someone called police saying their daughter was being held will. when officers got to the scene they heard voices... but no one would answer the door. after the swat team was called -- one man came out willingly. police searched the home... and found darrle dotson who was taken into custody for an active warrant. no one else was found inside. police say there was no evidence anyone was held against their will. ...a gruesome discovery in milwaukee. a body was found inside a trash can. police say it's a homicide. the medical

now the police union president says that local police don't feel respected or protected by president barack obama or hillary clinton. some say there never should have been a vote like this in the first place. >> a lot of people are disappointed and upset. >>reporter: he's spent 23 years with cleveland police. he's the president of the black shield, a police association that promotes the interests of black police officers. and supports tactics that could harm members of the community. he cited trurp's push for spop and frisk. >> i don't want to put that much power in the hands of the police officers. >> i have no idea how we got here. >>reporter: he's a police officer and he was not surprised by the vote's oak. he says law enforcement is under attack by president obama and >> it's a very dangerous world and it's more doing rous every day for the police officers trying to do the job -- dangerous. >>reporter: he said they have paid little to no attention to things in cleveland. >> there's a problem with black on black crime in every city in the country. essentially political suicide wit

arizona today, and he's expected to and he's arizona today, and he's expected to get the ohio police union's endorsement. i'm tracie potts - back tonight's debate for hillary clinton and donald trump?a: tbd and - again - the vice presidential candidates - mike pence and tim kaine debate tonight in virginia. the second presidential debate is this sunday -- at "washington university" in saint louis. it's a town hall format. and the last debate before election day, happens at the university of nevada- las vegas, on october a-t-m fees set a new record high - for the 10th year in a row! according to a report released today by bankrate-dot-com, the average cost of using an ?out of network a-t-m is a whopping $4.57!!! on the plus side --- the study also found overdraft fees are down while free checking accounts have increased for the first time since 2009. facebook says 450 million of its users visit buy and sell groups each month. so.. the social media giant separate section that seeks to make buying and selling items easier. users just tap on the shop icon at the bottom of the facebook app to sta

the police union has never backed a presidential candidate of donald trump that being call add slap in the face of the black community. come in the middle of police reform effortings. and now he can-efforts. he says that trump promises more resources for police. but protestors outside of the union hall and groups are calling this insensitive and provocative. >> it is time for him to think >> we have someone that wants to cause a problem among us. you have the wrong people and you are dong the wrong thing. >> we have never had a presidential candidate that is so antipolice, never had a presidential candidate that makes martyrs out of people that we, utley, shot- -unfortunately, shot during police involved incidents. >> well, trump is there, and it is fair to ask if this is to get more votes for clinton. he says that trump's plans are best for his members who make cleveland and other big cities safer. but this means different things to different groups. >>> all right, so some people who i like, talking about the impact and the perception of the black community, say that a lot of things h

salazar could be bullpen, it's tough to beat the indians.i thy tale learned that the head of the police union is an investigation for his ties to donald trump, please chief's recent trump rally the cppa endorsed the candidate, said that dump trump would be the best choice ca for law enforcement, stephen was issued this statement-- seward county chevron swat team those with donald trump during the august campaign stop they help to protect him while he wa back in the post this photo on facebook , they put this on the cover of the official of the naacp saw that raising concerns. >> there was no hidden agenda , this was a bust proud of the team his job donet to give them some public credit. >> said the photo because he worked alongside the deputies and proud of my job well done, when more about the man shot an killed by westlake policece they say that thesu airsoft pistol dave carr, when he robbed a cvs on the tribe and crashed his car a few blocks awayvs that's when he was shot, the suspect dieda at the hospit tonight both officers or on administrative leave. the video of macedonia city workers

members of the police union to endorse eight 2016 presidential candidate. the union has never officially endorsed a presidential candidate but they said the union feels it is crucial to back a candidate in this election. we will bring you the decision tomorrow morning. >>> more fallout tonight for candidate donald trump after his early morning twitter tirade. overnight trump tweeted attacks on hillary clinton and alicia machado. term called her disgusting and urged people to look for her sex tape which does not appear to exist. here is reaction from hillary clinton. >> in his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged even for him.>> reporter: trump responded saying quote there are few people knocking me tweeting at least at 30 -- at 3 am in the morning at least you know i will be awake to answer the call. >>> investigators have found the black box on the train crash into the station in hoboken killing one and injuring more than 100. crews are still searching for more data to help them understand what may have caused the crash. they are also trying to stabilize th

while the president of milwaukee's police union points out this case "is by no means reflective of the overwhelming majority of good homicide investigation is underway... after a body is found inside a trash can... in milwaukee's riverwest neighborhood. the medical examiner's office was called out to holton and meinecke a little before 7. nvestigators are not saying whether the body was male or female.. or roughly how old the victim was. happening overnight-- a swat team was called to a racine home after a caller told police their daughter was being held inside. the call came in just before 8:00 last nigh. officers came to a house on buchanan street... heard vo would actually answer the door. swat and crisis negotiation teams were activated. one man came out willingly. police searched the home and found darrle dotson who was taken into custody for an active warrant for his arrest. no one else was found inside. there was no evidence anyone was held against their will. a new company is taking over the milwaukee harley davidson dealership. but that means the location on silver spring will

righteously, unfortunately but righteously, by the police. >> anchor: cleveland community groups like the black shield association spoke out against the bliss union decision saying they made a mistake. the man slammed into a police cruise erwith enough forced to break that windshield is suing lorain pic peley smith in handcuffs when it happened back in 2014. he was arrestd for drug trafficking at that time. lorain's police chief held a prosecutes conference yesterday to discuss the lawsuit. police say smith was a violent drug trafficker and officer's actions were justified. update on parma schools money troubles. parents and residents gathered at the masnow public library this weekend. met with the mayor there to try proposal school board members made on monday, which includes closing or repurposing five parma city schools. district is facing $15 million budget deficit. and today, mr. hero in lorain donates a percentage of sales to fallen trooper keith velez. goal to raise $1000 that will be put this a chase effect family. the mr. hero on tower boulevard next to shell g they are open today from 10:00 to 10 p.m. this afternoon, local animal activi

union representatives are pleased they have been heard. police in the country say they have been stretched too thin. they hope the meeting between union representatives and the french president will yield some results after they've been left with little choice but to break with tradition and take to the streets. year may be just around the corner but france is engaged in a bout of nostalgia as a late. mitterand ruled france from 1981-1995 and was the country's longest serving leader. he also had a colorful private life. he had a long-term lover and a daughter from that relationship. recently his letters were published. i'm joined by david bell, a professor of french politics and the author of a political by auger of matter and -- a political biography of mitterand. >> mitterrand had this extraordinary ability to bring parts of the left coalition together which at the time looked like a formidable stretch from the communist party right across to the left radicals. unfortunately, that has not hollande.r franÇois lon laura: what made him such a succ

the cleveland police union endorsed trumps saturday. but not all cleveland police officers agree with the decision. >> at this particular time at the bad thing for us and it could be a slap in the face for us as a community to endorse anyone at this time. >> every day and every night when you put your uniform on, that uniform is there to protect us. and you are putting your life at risk to prot that. >> union officials say democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is also welcome to stop by the hall. >> cleveland police are miss getting the circumstances surrounding a murder suicide inside a cleveland burger king restaurant. police and paramedics were called to the burger king at west 110 and lorraine this morning and found early michelle rivera dead. her ex-boyfriend, 45 -year-old jorge of euless barricaded himself in the bathroom and then took his own life. victim say the mother of three had been relieved her abusive relationship with a velez was over. >> he's a coward and you don't leave kids in the world to fend for themselves

. >>> police say an investigation is under way after the head of the cleveland's police union wore his dress uniform to a rally for republican trump. police spokeswoman says the investigation into cleveland police patrolman's association president steve loomis is being handled internally. loomis has said friends invited him to the august 22nd rally in akron. he says he was off duty and drove his personal car at that time. >>> donald trump is firing back at hillary clinton and the media today after a series of allegations against him by women o inappropriately touched by the billionaire. cbs craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump countered sexual allegations against him with a more than 40 minute tirade against hillary and bill clinton. >> anyone who challenges their control is deemed a sexist. a racist. a xenophone and morally deformed. >> reporter: the reaction came after several media outlets published stories about women who say the now republican jessica leej told the new york times trump grabbed her breast and reached up her skirt during a flight in the 1980s. >>

some in the rally said police union president steve loomis should no longer sit on a police commission or hold the post as union president because of the support for the trump endorsement. >> that's the bed they made and they have to lie in it. otherwise do something about it and vote him out. >> loomis says his impartiality support of a presidential candidate. russ sat down with him for an interview and find that on wkyc.com. >>> it's 5:08. bracing for the storm and it's a big storm. hurricane matthew continues to churn towards the u.s. what people in the east coast is doing to prepare before it hits. >> and scanning your e-mails. yahoo is under fire again this morning for what -- we will tell you what happened coming up. hollie. >> sound good. and we are looking fabulous day. you ready for more sunshine? it's going to be a ton of it upper 70s for highs and heck yes. it's october 5th let me remind you of that. and it looks like we have have another gorgeous night a-- we have another gorgeous night ahead mostly clear and 50s. perfection does it last through the next seven days is proba

the city's police union immediately announced it would suit to shut it down. re in san francisco the new use of force policy unanimously approved by the police commission in june to my knowledge has not yet been implemented because is being held up in the poa's meet and confer process. prof. samuel walker and american emeritus professor of criminal justice at the university of nebraska at omaha and an expert on police accountability says that police unions have created a culture of impunity. it is this culture of impunity that permeates the san francisco police department as has been well-documented in our report. the san francisco police department has eight not on my watch pledge. it says i pledge to serve the people san francisco safely faithfully and honestly without prejudice. i will not tolerate hate or bigotry in our community or from my fellow officers. i will confront intolerance and reports any such conduct without question or pause. i will maintain the integrity of the san francisco police department and safeguard the trust of the people of san franc

where more evacuation orders e >>> the president of the cleveland police union is under investigation for his outfit. >>> as we go to break, a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. good rubble. y'all got the magic school bus song stuck in -- good luck! y'all got the magic school bus family of the kid that got shot. >> and now at 5:30a shooting inside of a cleveland barbershop. an innocent child caught in the cross fire. the latest on the boy's condition. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. >> bomb shell accusations against donald trump, and two women say he inappropriately touched them, what his campaign is now saying about that. >> and it's a homecoming 7 decades in the making. a local sailor killed serving >>> now to the forecast with somara theodore. >> all right, what do you want to know? you want to know it's raining when you head out the door this morning. probably waking up to wet roads. the front continues to push eastward, and the rain is coming down, all the way down to stark county, and other than portions of wayne into holmes, an

frenchr: meanwhile the interior minister has been meeting with police unions after a second night of protest. police say they are being put increasingly at risk following the firebombing of a sports car suburbtorious paris earlier this month. one of the officers is still fighting for his life in the hospital. reporter: a rare sight in france, flashing police lights and sirens on the chanson lycÉe. it has sparked an internal investigation. make are not here to amends. we are here to express our unhappiness. a week and a half ago, four were in an ambush in southern paris. were set on fire while the officers inside were prevented from getting out. with onebadly burned, going to intensive care. it's just another sign of a badly overstretched force struggling to cope in an increasingly dangerous environment. >> it's getting more and more violent, more and more often. clearlyople who are trying to kill cops. we just want to do our jobs the .ight way in good conditions >> it's not the first time officers have demanded increased resources. parasol the largest protest since 1983. >> we feel we

. >>> last night protest around the police union. cppa voted to endorse trump leading to a outcry among community members including the president of black shield an organization supporting the interests of black officers. some at the rally said police union president steve loomis should no longer sit on a community police commission or president because of his support for trump. our russ mitchell sat down with loomis to get his take. watch the interview on wkyc.com. >>> mike pence and tim kaine faced off in the only vice presidential debate last night. >> the two spent most of the 90 minutes defending their respecting running mates. pence tried to condemn obama care and brought clinton's criticism of the signature policy of the president. and kaine challenged pence. >> even former president bill clinton calls obamacare a crazy plan but hillary clinton and tim kaine want to build on obamacare and expand it into a single pair program and for the world clinton her-- hillary think it's great start. >> when hilly said you haven't been pay

we tried to talk to largest police unions in massachusetts but never heard back. ben: great news for one of the police officers injured in a shootout in east boston. maria: wcvb newscenter 5 starts now. the stage is set for the final presidential debate. reporter: the key to victory in las vegas. maria: a major shift in a new poll in new hampshire. ben: the family of a murdered teacher suing the state. the round of next wet weather. maria: she thought it was a bad stomach ache. wait until you hear how dad reacted to the surprise arrival. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5. ben: breaking news. boston police announcing officer richard cintolo has been discharged from mass general, telling us he is grateful for the outpouring of prayers and support. maria: were issued in a shooting last week in east boston. morris is still in hospital. let's talk politics. the clock is ticking. about three hours until the final debate. what happens in vegas definitely will not stay in vegas. a big gamble for hillary clinton and donald trump, and the stakes could not be higher. ben: ed hardy

while the president of milwaukee's police union points out this case "is by no means reflective of the overwhelming majority of good officers." you'll remember heaggan-brown on saturday, august 13. violence erupted that night-- and continued on sunday the 14th. the city was still very much in turmoil. and according to the criminal complaint-- heaggan-brown and the victim were watching it unfold from a bar. this is just a taste of what they might have seen. sunday night-- 7 police officers and 4 deputies were hurt in clashes with protesters. firefighters were called out to at least 3 fires-- and protesters saturday night was far worse. protesters set seven businesses on fire-- including this bp gas station. firefighters say they caused about 6 million dollars in damage. that same night-- a 16-year-old girl was hit by a stray bullet near 43rd and burleigh. and four officers were hurt. to learn more about this case-- visit fox6 now dot com or the news conference to the post on our home page. in just a few hours-- a frost advisory goes into effect for quite a bit of our viewing area. but j

protests prompted an emergency meeting between the french interior minister and police union. announced a series of measures including opening a national dialogue to address further grievances. a these france is angry police, interior minister met with u.n. leaders on wednesday to address their growing frustration. these policemen are asking for appreciation. demanding respect and we all them that much. ins respect must be present words which are important but also in actions which are essential. >> policemen took to the streets on monday after a molotov cocktail attack gravely injured two officers earlier this month. they say they need more personnel and equipment to continue growing -- doing their job in a growing climate of insecurity. they are also demanding harsher punishment for authors of violence against police. the president vowed to simplify legal and investigative procedures. union representatives called the proposed reforms a step in the right direction but said they remain skeptical as to what comes next. interesting proposals but they have to rapidly translate in

. >> big visit from the former mayor of nyc a few days after the cleveland police union made endorsement for president as giuliani, stop by union hall, a peggy gallek joins us with what happeneds . >> the former mayor of nyc met with union leaders and thanking officers for the endorsement off donald trump. >> after arriving at the cleveland police you know thanked them ani for their work during the rnc i july. >> i have never seen a better job i have fond memories of cleveland, the convention was handled so beautifully by all the people especially the policeman >> he stopped at the union home a few days after thee police donald trump for president, cleveland police patrolmen's association president steve loomis defended the endorsement. even though he has received criticism from several local officials and organizationsec. >> and does not make as bigots, that does not make is racist, and does not make a sexist in excess americans. m once again restore and very will giuliani said that donald trump appreciates the endorsement and the risk that they take every day.s >> each day, that you pu

the i-team has found that police union later getting questioned about goingng to a rally for donald trump that's going in uniform, as ed gallek kids here. >> cleveland police confirm, internal investigation is ask about the union president wearing his uniform to a rally fore donald trump the candidate that the union has endorsed. at this rally in august in akron, cleveland police patrolmen's association president steve loomis went there in uniform now that she's office conferencecol inspection unit is investigating, cleveland police patrolmen's association president steve loomis is made no secret of his support for donald trump even taken heat after the unit took about to endorsed him said that he would be a better president for law enforcement, ai about the uniform issues and that- he saysys he or his uniform but did not go on duty and did not go in a city coroner,n comi up, at 5:00 o'clock what the cities uniform policy says. photograph of a swat team take it with one of the candidates has raised questions about what message in amy sennett and how it is being use as dave nethers as that

this person from the police union says there are charities that can bring children to the police andwill get fed. trust the police and they want to be moved away. they were clinging onto the corner of the camp, bedding down for another night. the jungle is gone, but a tangled web of problems endures. host: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, a new report warns the world they are facing an extension of animals not saying since the dinosaurs. we look at why. and there has been widespread damage in italy after two strong earthquakes hit. hundreds of residents forced out of homes and many buildings have been damaged. the center of the latest earthquakes is about 70 rice where arom amit recent earthquake killed over 300 people. we look at this report. reporter: the people of central italy have always known they live in an earthquake zone, but the last two months have proven what that means. wednesday night's quakes have damaged roads and buildings. rescue workers have helped people from their homes. valentina is from nearby. >> we have a lot of fear and we do not know

and explosion over an endorsement as black lives matter and other groups protested outside the police union. >> black lives matter. >> this was the scene along west 58th street as the groups protested the union's decision to endorse donald trump. it's an endorsement the protesters call divisive. one is calling for the union president to be fired. >>> we have confirmed that isaiah crowell has donated thousands to the texas pollen officers foundation. the group confirmed to us that it is five figures. earlier this year the browns player reposted a graphic image on social media and it showed a police officer been stabbed. since then he has been working to show he is sorry including making a donation. >>> breaking news out of boston involved shooting but it does not appear that anyone was hit. it happened this evening during an investigation and a man opened fire with the -- on them. one man was arrested and another was able to escape. >>> this new video from los angeles showing the moments before a man was shot and killed by police this weekend. it shows carnell smith junior and police say he

joyce: for its part the , milwaukee police union president released this his words now, "in any large organization there may be a time that one or a few discredit the overall. this is, by no means, reflective of the overwhelming majority of good officers." the new charges against heaggan-brown was the big topic at tonight's fire and police commission meeting. but a cousin of the man heaggan-brown shot and killed says the assault case shouldn't take the focus off his relative's death. >> you can charge them for what you want to charge them for, that's not charging him for taking his life. joyce: thaddeus ashford says even though the suspended milwaukee police officer faces up to 83 years in prison on charges unrelated to his cousin's death, he should be charged in the shooting as well. ashford is requesting the release of video that shows the sylville smith shooting, but so far that is not being made available to the public. we're learning more about suspended officer heaggan-brown's fatal shooting of sylville smith. toya: as 12 news' terry sater shows us smith's family and the communi