live in the studio, trina robinson. nbc 6 news. >> always something with the iphone. >> i know. >>> the news at 5:30 continues next. >> here's adam with a look ahead. >> detectives upping the ante in the search for the person who killed a manager at checkers. plus -- >>> she's still in critical condition. >> the parents of a wan brutally beaten. >>> a wild scene a a south florida water plant. fiery rampage there. >>> right now on 6, the south florida man charged with nearly beating a woman to death is trying to get out of jail. thank you so much for joining us. i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. that victim's parents in court today hoping the suspect stays behind bars. claudio docampo is live in miami right now. claudia, what happened at today's hearing? >> reporter: he is trying to get out on bond, but prosecutors are now amending the charges. attempted first-degree murder. >> right now, she is still in a coma. >> reporter: 23-year-old danielle jones is fighting to stay alive while the man who nearly kille

police in little haiti hunting good evening, i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm keith jones. surveillance video captures the thief holding the infant at gunpoint. >> sharon lawson is live. >> reporter: right here at this buena vista grocery store, it happened yesterday afternoon shortly before 1:00. she thought the men were patrons. then they told her to empty her register while pointing a gun at her baby boy. >> everything was happening so fast. i was just really scared that something terrible was going to happen. >> reporter: a terrifying experience for a store clerk and her baby robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight tuesday. the drama playing out on surveillance video. >> he basically just told me to put my baby down on the floor. i did. he said if i do anything, say anything, or do anything stupid, he would shoot my baby. >> reporter: the victim shared the horror she felt as two crooks armed with a firearm threatened her 9-month-old son. >> it is all a blur. it was like an out body experience. >> they emptied it out and they took off. >> reporter: the scene of the crime th

i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. they made the threats to feed their drug habits. amanda plasencia joining us live with the latest. >> reporter: yes, these gas bomb bandits have finally been caught after going on a crime spree. today they're behind bars after facing a judge. sierzputowski and robert golden

>> reporter: hi, trina. there's an office building here on the campus of plantation general hospital. this is where the baby was found abandoned. she is 2 years old. she is not hurt. she is in the department of children and family custody tonight because both parents apparently admit they have substance abuse problems. >> you are absolutely not allowed to have any direct or indirect contact with the 2-year-old dauger. >> reporter: catrice sheffield ordered not to have any contact with her child. she allegedly abandoned the girl in this dumpster.r. >> it just caught me >> reporter: this is the dumpster behind the office building on t t campus of plantation general hospital. yesterday morning as workers were arriving, a a few noticed a one witness told police she saw sheffield place the toddler in the garbage bin. she plucked her out. >> nice little baby. she was in the trash. she wasnp't crying or anything, but i didn't want her to i ran and i took her out. >> reporter: sheffield told police she had drinks an

good evening, i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. >> tuesday's election considered a must-win for senator marco rubio, but trump maintains he's going to come out on to >> tonight, team coverage from the campaign trail. we start with jackie nespral live from the university of miami's campus in coral gables, the sightte of tonight's big debate. jackie? >> reporter: when i graduated from the university of miami in 1989 it was a much different campus. as i look behind me, i see the student union and new buildings. there's a lot of new development here on campus. as they say, the more things change, the more they stay the same. senator marco rubio graduated from here in 1996. he must make a statement here tonight in order to stop donald trump. for more on that, we send it over to jay gray live on campus. jay? >> repopoter: hey, jackie. the spin room. tonight is a crucially timing event for the republican party and all of the ndidates. it's their final face-to-face showdown before the pivotal primary on tuesday where each of these candidates are trying to make their mark. the votes

. >> here's trina with a look ahead >>> we are working on a whole lot of stories. he was fired after racist text messages and video were found on his phone. he says he deserves his job back tonight. tonight, we hear from the ex-cop for the first time. >>> it's also the source of powering your it wastelevision and environmental concern around your area. we'll take you to the nuclear power station. >>> now on 6, fighting for his job. a ft. lauderdale cop fired for racist text messages takak the stand hoping to one day put on the uniform again. james wells said he would never have written those text messages if he knew they would have gone public. >> sharon lawson has tonight's top story. what's the latest on this? >> reporter: trina, the arbitration hearing started on wednesday with james wells testifying today. he says he is not a racist, nor is he homophobic. he adds that the text messages were taken out of context. it's a disturbing racist video reportedly made and distributed among several ft. lauderdale cops. their involvement with the content and the disisparag

good evening, i'm trina robinson. >> i'm adam kuperstein. in connection to that incident. >> we are joined live from the miami police station with more on that narrow escape. sharon? >> reporter: well, trina, the chief telling us just a while ago this all started when the officer pulls over a suspicious vehicle in an area known for prostitution. and that's when bullets started to fly. >> there are no physical injuries on him but he's obviously shaken. >> reporter: miami's top cop speaking out after one of his own at a close call with a gun-toting suspect during a traffic stop. >> before the officer was able to get out of his car, he was attacked with a barrage of gunfire from the vehicle. >> reporter: during an afternoon news conference, chief ridalfo detailed the scary moments when a miami police officererwas shot at by one of four people traveling in this vehicle. an alarming wake-up call for residents in the area.a. >> it was like, bang, bang, bang, real fast. then you heard the cops immediately chasing somebody. >> reporter: the intense

i'm adam kuperstein. >> and i'm trina robinson. one of the five suspects i i a vicious machete attack in >> claudio docampo was in the courtroom with christian cologne. >> he claims he is insane. >> we believe he is suffering from psychosis. we believe he's not competent at this time to stand trial. >> reporter: detectives say cologne and the other suspects killed the victim with a machete, set fire to his corpse, and left him in an empty field. two of the suspects had sex near the dead body. all of them were students at the homestead job corps campus. cologne's mental state has been in question since his arrest. he told detectives his repeated drug abuse led him to have

i'm adam kuperstein. >> and i'm trina robinson. keith jones is live at jackson memorial hospital. what's the latest on this and what's his condition right now? >> reporter: let's start there. he was brought here today in itical, but stable condition. i've been speaking with family all day long. just received a text from a family member. he's awake. e's talking, although he is very confused. doesn't know what happened. the hospital. he's undergone mris and cat scans. perhaps a collapsed lung. all of this as this young man was headed to school, mowed down by a driver who just kept on on going. it's happened again. 6:40 this morning, 15-year-old javier valdes and his brother were catching a connecting bus. that's where javier valdes was mowed down. the driver kept going. >> the driver did have the right-of-way at the time of the incident, but always when someone -- when there's an accident, stay on the scene. cooperate with the police. >> reporter: javier's brother told me, quote, the next thing i

trina. >> jawan, it's atunt we could likely see foxx pull off on the big screen. he pulled a man out of a burning vehicle and says he's no hero. >> the famous face. >> i heard the crash and heard someone yelling. i get in my car and called 911. when i get here, the truck is over on its side. >> someone is trapped? >> yes, yes! the car is on fire. >> the man reportedly driveing under t t influence in his white pickup truck crashed and flipped over several times trapping him inside before the truck burst into flames. actor jamie foxx along with another bystander rushed in to help. >> luckily the guy pulls up and has emt scissors. i climb in and try to unhook his seatbelt he was offered over. >> all the while it was growing more intense. >> i grabbed the scissors from him m d pulled him out and then five seconds later the trk goes up, 5 to 10. we ov here in the grass and we celebrate celebrating. >> rporter: the tears of a >> i'm so glad, so happy. he was here for my son. as far as i'm concerned he saved his life. he wouldn't have been able to get out of the car. >>

trina has a message for the killer. >>> we're not going to stop looking for you. you're going to be caught and prosecuted. >> reporter: and to assist with that there is a $21,000 reward being offered for any information leading to an arre arrest. again if you know anything, you are asked to call philadelphia police. lucy, back to you. >> thank you, sabina. you decide 2016 the race for the white house again comes to pennsylvania. a day after the fiery presidential debate trump is making his case to voters in the keystone state. >>> must within state for trump this election. he stumped in am bridge and focused on jobs for cole and steal workers promising to bring jobs back to pennsylvania and a mid that fallout over a 2005 tape showing trauma making lewd comments about women the republican again today deflected criticism on to his rival tal talking about speeches she made to wall street trump is headed to wilkes-barre later tonight. >>> another blow for trump today this time from the leader of the republican party. house speaker paul ryan says today he's going to fo

for a cyber criminal. >>> don't ms "paving the path" me and trina robinson are that means many of us will be packing up the families for a trip. >> something you should know before you go. >> reporter: your airplane boarding pass is your ticket too fly, but what do you do with your boarding pass once you have picked up your back and no longer need it? hotel? >> probably because i dod't hang onto thee >> reporter: do you pop it into leave it? a business traveler has been flying seven weeks straight on dozen of flights. >> what do you usually do with it? >> sometimes i'll stuff it in my bag or ttow it in the trash. >> reporter: if you're like brandon, long after yououave cleared security, that electronic pass could be on the move without you and land in the wrong hands, giving up your name and oer sensitive embedded information located in the code. related information maybe my social security and driver's license. >> reporter: fthey're teaching students to outsmart hackers, but the cyberer criminals keep getting betttt. he urges you to guard your boarding pass bar codes as if it were a

trina robinson is at the breaking news desk. >> we're learning three pregnant women living in florida have contracted zika. because of privacy issues, the health department is not disclosing the counties where those pregnant women live. in miami-dade, there are 11 people with the virus and in broward, 4. according to the state surgeon general, all the cases were contracted while the people were trtrveling to another country. out of the 32, three are still having symptoms. health officials recommend who are pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant postpone travel to zika affected areas. we want to remind you there's a state hotline that you can call for any information or concerns about this virus. >>> thank you. now to an update on the break in the case of a deadly drive-by shooting this evening. detectives announcing hey have arrested two teens. the crime c cusing an outcry in the community and many taking those emotions to social media. the hashtag king carter still trending tonight. we have live team coverage tonight in the neighborhood where it all happened where sharon lawson

and really —— hurricane trina and really —— hurricane trina and not having fema, a national disaster main —— aftermath of katrina so i think it is definitely an analogous example to compare to donald trump's response and on monday, he did allocate over $2 billion to this but congress decried that it wasn't a sufficient amount offunding. that it wasn't a sufficient amount of funding. almost 3000 people have died from the coronavirus and i believe over 80,000 have been infected or in danger of being in fact had and oui’ danger of being in fact had and our centres for disease control here in the united states has also told the trump administration it is not a matter of if the coronavirus hits the united states in a wide capacity, but when. and so many are concerned that, like china, donald trump's and his administration is not being as transparent or really active as they should be about what this potentially can hope for the united states and again, this may largely be because the dow had its worst week since 2008 this week and he is probably trying, he meaning donald trump, to quell i

i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. that shooting sent the teen to the hospital and officers searching for answers. we're live at the hospital for an interview with the victim's mother. >> reporter: in that exclusive interview, the victim's mother says he'll be okay. what she's not okay with is all of the gun violence. there need tobs as to be a stronger law for this >> reporter: michael green appears to be recovering, according to his mom. >> it's too easy. you can't stand in the front of the yard anymore. >> reporter: the weekend shooting rocking this neighborhood and the community as teen gun violence continues to escalate in miami-dade county. miami gardens police say at least three people in a red pickup truck opened fire on the 16-year-old high school student near northwest 171st terrace and 25th avenue on sunday. >> we need the public's help to stop this type of nonsense. >> reporter: there is no motive, no suspect ids. the teen's mom says he stays out ofofrouble and can't think of a reason why somebody would sho

not going to be with us be a sky we're going to have her by phone today also with us today is kurt trina baxter she's a land and justice activist would soil generation a coalition of growers led by people of color in philadelphia and we have julius tillery a big generation cotton farmer from north carolina and owner of black cotton and finally we have professor carmen harris she's at the fessor of history at the university of south carolina carmen has been researching race policy and agriculture for 20 years comment i'd like to begin with you as we noted in the beginning of the show there that the the status of black farmers in the u.s. right now that what 2 percent of farmers or are black in the u.s. hasn't always been the case can you take us back about 100 years and set us up what it used to be like and then what happened how did we get here. well about 100 years ago you were at the peak of black farmer ownership around 1920 maybe about 15 percent of farmers were african-american it's very interesting i was looking at some statistics in the bath of this and and an $870.00 which is abo

. >> here's trina witit a look ahead. >>> it's a story you'll see only on 6. what sent a police helicopter, canines, and about a dozen officers to this quiet neighborhood in weston. >>> a make-believe doctor that opened his own office and treated patients. this isn't his first run-in with >>> why one local family says >>> only on 6, burglars busted. police pick up a trio believed to be behind multiple car break-ins in weston. good evening, i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. they made off with cash or hands on. keith jones live with this exclusive story from weston. >> reporter: weston is a quiet community, but not immune to these type of thefts. i spoke with a lot of neighbors here in the neighborhood today. they're all asking if it was a couple of teens from this especially because it's been happening over the past couple months. the answer is no. the suspects are from doral. because of the proximity to 595. also perhaps targeting this neighborhood because it is one of the few in weston that's not gated. >> squadron cars come and the hellopters w

kelburn is a postdoctoral research are focusing on us the politics of the european university via trina. welcome to the w that, what do you make of binds explanation? that he is stepping aside to save democracy. i thank you very much for having me on the 1st thing to say is, is very clear and bite and wants to this to know in this stage that he's been pushed into this site. despite that, he says no, this to speak this line about merits. seeing a 2nd to makes it really clear the fight didn't really choose this. this has been kind of pushed off upon him. having got to this position however, and he's in a place where he can't really talk about his kind of age or his purpose. ok. penalties, and the reason for that is that he talks about those things that he's kind of giving the republican party a ready made attached to the line against it. because then the republican policy and just to the straight away turn around the side. what, okay, if you're not fit or you're too old, so to do this job that you need to resign immediately. so what he ends up having to do is to kind of lead on implicitly

trina, you are coeditor in chief.ious during your initial interview with amy robertson? >> i think just some of the words that she used, some of the phrases she said, like she had lived in california and spain and new york and she commuted. some of those things were glaring. i think at that pint we realized we had stumbled on to something much larger than any of us -- >> what do you mean it was glaring? >> it didn't seem plausible. it wasn't realistic. even just looking at her educational background through a lens, we went through a website, broken links, accreditation mill, just various google searches, just through simple internet led us to draw simple conclusions from the information. >> internet, yeah, google searches apparently the school board was not capable of. patrick, at what point did you and your colleagues realize, holy smokes, we got a real story here? >> i believe it was once we discovered the corwin's website, we dug deeper into the non-functionality of the website itself and discovered there's no phon

. >> anchor, trina robinson, has tips on how to quickly and safely get back into your car to get those keys. >> reporter: being in a hurry is one of the most common reason car keys end up inn the wrong place at the wrong time. >> in a panic, in a rush, not keys in the car sdpchlt whether. >> my car was running and i locked the doors by mistake. >> reporter: many gas station can help as owner, alex fernandez does, inflating a balloon and flipping a long hook into the door to unlock it. he has a good record of rescuing keys. >> 99%f the time we can. >> reporter: what if you are locked out with nogas station nearby. first, think about your safety. do you think you are in danger, call 911? the police may be able to unlock your car door themselves or they will find someone who will. >> reporter: if you are in a safe spot, take advantage of aaa or any free roadside assistance program. >> you can call a towing service but make sure they have the right equipment to unlock your car and keep in mind you will probably have to pay for it yourself. >> it cost me $125 and an hour and a half late for

. >> trey and trina, among the 21% who accepted job offers before graduation.om uc berkeley and beth were majors in high demand. trina double majored in business and psychology, trey in engineering and computer science. fw >> you ral haeally thuhave to g into networking. >> reporter: both did best networking during and after presentations made by employers on campus. >> those people that they bring, really good resources. because they have been berkeley students before. >> most were owe tune staying in touch with students. once you get that interview. be prepared to confidently put your best foot forward. >> you have to put on that face. and you are really, sell yourself every single time. >> it is all about the importance of developing your personal brand even before you graduate. >> branding starts with image online. starts with your interactions with mentors. professional mentors and folks that you are mentoring. all of those are outlets to develop a personal brand. >> she says once the job offer comes in make sure you do your home work about the salary rang

. >> trey and trina, among the 21% who accepted job offers before graduation.d from uc berkeley and beth were majors in high demand. trina double majored in business and psychology, trey in engineering and computer science. fw >> you ral haeally thuhave to g into networking. >> reporter: both did best networking during and after presentations made by employers on campus. >> those people that they bring, really good resources. because they have been berkeley students before. >> most were owe tune staying in touch with students. once you get that interview. be prepared to confidently put your best foot forward. >> you have to put on that face. and you are really, sell yourself every single time. >> it is all about the importance of developing your personal brand even before you graduate. >> branding starts with image online. starts with your interactions with mentors. professional mentors and folks that you are mentoring. all of those are outlets to develop a personal brand. >> she says once the job offer comes in make sure you do your home work about the salary

have you heard of trina it's my attitude? roll up the giants with ron. he had to take over the team because bruce bochy wa suspended as part of an intentional hit. zito's era, the guy is terrible. the giants, hey their offense is good. the starting pitching is funky. they made it interesting. giants road record. 12-20. we have a hockey match. jackie's sister is here. it's my attitude. you ready, jackie? here we go. brewbruins and blackhawks. back from chicago. >> it was a good come back. >> reporter: thank you. the puck is off. it is andrew shaw. blackhawks win 4-3 in overtime. . >> the bruins better win game 2 if they want to stay in the series. >> reporter: jason kidd is the new coach. he retires two weeks ago as a player and went in and talked his way into the job. good for him at 40 years old, he is the new boss. tony parker, just to tell you his hamstring is a grade 1. it will be a game decision to see if he plays or not. the warriors are trying out for the usa roster for the olympics. they wanted to try out. it's my attitude. >> see you tomorrow. i

now trina, which is 0 triplet, and for western slim harry faucet, has details from b is really side, as well as entirely contradictory. now it's, it's coming from use ready side as opposed to the libyan side of this equation. a foreign ministry official saying that this was a coordinated meeting featuring direct towards not the kind of accidental bump into you kind of, we think that the libyan side has been describing. and that's very much the message that came from the statement from the foreign ministry on sunday in which there was reference to discussions about was a technology, agriculture with cooperation, restoring jewish sites inside libya, and the color coding the foreign minister also saying that this was a historic moment, the 1st step, putting it in the kind of context of other efforts towards globalization with other arab states. there was also uh, from this foreign ministry official, a, an indication that this was a coordinated announcements of the meeting by the is really side. but at the same time, they were saying that the timing of this announcement was not coordinat

i'm adam kuperstein. >> and i'm trina robinson. the bad guys got away with things like drones and hover boards. keith jones is livee at the store where he spoke to theevastated owners. keith? >> reporter: yeah, this isn't the first time this owner has been hit. he was hit in the past year as well. $30,000ost back then. this crime happened between 4:00 and 4:30 this morning. they went right in through the front door. you wouldhink they would know it was a high-tech store, they would know there uld be security cameras, or surveillance cameras there. it wasn't much of a deterrence. just after sunrise, already being replaced, a predawn break-in scored major masked bandits. >> over $30,000 worth of goods between hover boards and drones. >> reporter: nothing stealth-like about this break-in. with the stolen pickup truck, theyyack it right up to the doors, smashing the glass and a ffp of the glass, they're in and out in five minutes. one has a $4,000 tv ripped right from the wall. one uses a crow bar to pry open the office door, the other

. >> reporter: raising her boys trina thought shed done all the right things. that society tells you to do so your child won't become a statistic. she and her husband sent darrell to charter schools, summer camp and vacations. >> he saw more than just the neighborhood. >> she thinks darrell bright future stirred something dark in someone else. jealousy or anger that led a gunman to ambush to shoot the 24-year-old again and again in the same backyard he played in as a child. darrell wasn't supposed to be if his emt class hadn't been canceled. trina says neighborhood where people always seem to know your business, no one will help a grieving mother put her son's soul to rest. >> protecting a killer is only going to get more people killed so i, you know, silence is not safety. >>> and police again are still investigating. but so far no arrests have been made. if you know anything, you are asked to call philadelphia police. iain, back to you. >> all right, sabina, thank you. >>> jury selection is underway now for mike mccreery's whistleblower lawsuit against penn s

remember him saying yes. that's all i rememebr.she had been struck by another driver in a sedan.sot trinahad been in an accident where she had gotten out of her vehicle and was stuck by another vehicle.sot trina pasion i had a very bad fears of that storm and i had texted her multiple times just to take it slow. its too dark. its black. you can't see anything.please be careful.11 surgeries in 2 weeks.2 of them amputations on one of her legs her mother describes an emotional roller coaster.sot trina paison every time she went into surgery. they would warn us that they would have to amuptate. and they would warn of a high amputation adn everytime she got out of surgery she still had her leg. anonetta says.. the accident has given her a new perspective on life.antonetta miller-roman a carjacked early this morning at an east bay bart station. it happened around four a.m at the pittsburg/bay point parking lot. the suspectsbelieve to be juveniles held the victim at gunpoint. they then took the victim's green 2001 ford escort. officers searched for the pair and the stolen carbut couldn't find ei

inexperience treated us who aren't used to treating cold to be able to cause market panic that being said trina is still conducting feasibility studies in some regions and some exchanges so it's not being ruled out at the moment ok playing it safe and breaking first i thank you very much and i was doing business with a. lawyer . my culture. my hair. my. superman. superfood dialogue dialogue come on don't let oh say. lifestyle your. view. on. climate change you. pollution says. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire each other. be committed to the farming magazine. long d. w. . images from an isolated country. images from north korea any telling photographer captured fascinating shots of everyday life in a regimented society. an exclusive peek behind one of the last iron curtain it's. a north korean diary starting december twenty eighth on t w. i t t twenty i don't think. it. tells them too and i make a few of them tell of the famous potato. welcomes us forty show yesterday we ha

i'm trina robinson. >> i'm adam kuperstein. police did catch up with that driver and they are reviewing the video to decide on criminal charges. >> a warning, some viewers may find this video very disturbing. nbc 6 anchor sharon lawson is

pe trina has rescued her fair share of dogs in oakland hills. the latest barlow, a visible injury on his foot not showing him down. >> barlow was hit by a car two days ago after being dumped and i'm not sure what's going to happen with him. >> reporter: in the past six years pe trina has rescued 25 dogs, five in the past two weeks. she thinks the foreclosure crisis caused folks to abandon their dogs. she thinks it might have to do with their overcrowding housing market. she warns that dumping dogs into oakland hills could cause fatal consequences. >> these dogs and cats are domesticated. they're relying on us for their care. two dogs from the area were dropped off at this shelter yesterday. >> we see lots of animals that tend to be dumped up there. >> she admits rescuing dogs is timely and costly and she won't give up. >> you see dogs on the side of the road crying or injured, and i can't drive past them. >> reporter: now pe trina's neighbors have sent up a gofundme page to help her with expenses, but, of course, if you're having trouble taking

sot trina paison she had been in an accident where she had gotten out of her vehicle and was stuck byf that storm and i had texted her multiple times just to take it slow. its too dark. its black. you can't see anything.please be careful.11 surgeries in 2 weeks.2 of them amputations on one of her legs her mother describes an emotional roller coaster.sot trina paison every time she went into surgery. they would warn us that they would have to amuptate. and they would warn of a high amputation adn everytime she got out of surgery she still had her leg. anonetta says.. the accident has given her a new perspective on life.antonetta miller-roman it will be mostly cloudy tonight with a few scattered showers.showers will continue on sunday morning before turning to a steady rain late sunday afternoon. Ñ we start with nba all star weekend in new orleans. the game is tomorrow but the fun stuff is tonight. we start with klay thompson back to defend his three point win last year. here's klay before the shoot out.Ñ Ñ steph curry watching this one from the sidelines. unfortunately for klay the sho

abc's tech contributor trina trinh shows us an echo friendly future of food trucks. >> reporter: wow,s definitely bigger than our american hot dog. >> yes, it is. it's absolutely delicious. >> i'm on board a food truck with south african chef hugo showing me his version of the hot dog. everything about this wiener is unique right down to the dressing which includes a mustard made from figs. what else makes it different? this dog was grilled with solar power. it's all part of an initiative by move systems to get food trucks to go green. >> right now vendors are forced to use generators that are run on gasoline or diesel up to 14 hours a day. >> reporter: with nearly 8,000 food carts in new york city alone, that adds up to a lot of air pollution. >> taking one food cart off the road and replacing it with a move systems cart is like taking 200 carts off the road. >> the tanks also pose a safety threat. >> vendors don't need to worry about handling propane tanks built for your backyard barbecue. not for the heavy use of an urban population. >> reporter: move systems truck uses compressed

today, she has completed 14 hours of court ordered parenting classes including anger management, chris trina -- katrina floris had no comment. she was arrested in me when this disturbing 60 minute video went viral on facebook, she was mad at her toddler son for losing her phone charger, in mother is ranting to her son, you're going to die, i'm going to kill you, and i hate you compared to other things. because of the mother's completion of the classes, the judge lifted the restraining order, now, the mother will be limited supervised visits with her son in a therapist's office russell haythorn a crazy story out of lafayette, a woman and her two children in a car with two armed robbers. >> reporter: it is crazy, it started with a mom and her four- year-old son shopping at goodwill. check out these surveillance video. she was asked being asked directions to the post office. they went to pick up - went into the ar, they went up to pick up the other son, that's when things went downhill. she demanded women go to the bank and read draw money, they threatened -- and withdraw money. then threatened

good evening, i'm trina robinson. re than 20 children have been gunned down in miami over the last year according to the suerintendent. >> i'm jawan strader in for adam tonight. a 6-year-old was cutaught in the crossfire earlier this month and killed by the shooting. >> reporter: these protesters have taken it from the sidetalk to the street because they want to make sure drivers get the message and hear them. it's not exactly the safest working. >> save our kings and eens. >> reporter: shouting for justice, pushing for peace, this group isn't waiting for another tragedy to get their message across that sometng needs to be done to stop the violence. >> our kids c't play outside anymore. every single day a child is dying. something has to give. something has to give. we're outraged now. >> reporter: in the crowd are family members of 6-year-old king carter. the child was shot to death outside of his apartment complex on february 20th as two gunman feuded. the crowd chose to rally on this corner along northwest 62nd str

trina has a message for the killer. >> we're not going to stop looking for you.'re going to be caught and prosecuted. >> reporter: a $21,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. if you know anything, you are asked to call philadelphia police. at southwest detectives sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> the end of an era in atlantic city. staff from the trump taj ma mal he is cored gamblers out of the kaseen early this morning at 5:59 the ac landmark closed it's doors for good. 3,000 people are now out of the work as the last casino in the city bearing the trump name closed after 26 years. it is fifth kasee casino to shun in the city in the past two years. casino failed to reach deal with its union over health care and pension benefits. >>> a man lost in the woods and it is dangerously cold. authorities found him in the nick of time. how they used his phone to get to him. >>> a man jumps into action when he hears a woman screaming on his porch an tack kerr was dragging her away. the guy ran after him but soon needed help of his own. >> a woma

but trina's owner lucked out by stopping at just the right pet store. >> they recognized the dog. and they asked -- they said she was here yesterday with a lady and she said she bought it for her kids for christmas. >> trina's owner tracked down the online buyer and gave her $100 and then brought trina back home. >>> the man accused of spray- painting racist graffiti in san francisco last fall has just been convicted. 62-year-old john schenone guilty of painting no more chinese across six locations in san francisco back in september. he sprayed it in the bayview and portola and san franciscans of all backgrounds were outraged over that racist note. >> the message is a very clear message. we have no tolerance for racism and racist practices or hate in our city. >> schenone's attorney says he plans to appeal the verdict and push for a new trial. >>> time now is 5:09. the future of cars in downtown san jose. coming up some innovative vehicles you can check out yourself. >> a break in the rain today, but more is on the way. details on that weekend forecast coming up. >> and we'll have

liz, you're here with trina. how's she doing? >> she was heartworm positive, we treated her.she's five years old, house broken, sweet, loves kids, pets of all sizes. >> these dogs are juzt lovers. you wouldn't think they have been abandoned or abused. we're going to find you new homes. i'm going to tell everybody over here to go to local10.comom that's where you can see trina and joey and all the animals with barkie pines. joey, you can't take trina for a walk. we're going to do that. we're going to walk these dogs. they are not going to walk themselves. we always have the pets for you on local10.com. joey, thank you. >> all right, from one jojo to another. >>> staff at a zoo in sosoh dakota going leaps and bounds above their normal duty. >> one zoo keeper is mother to one kangaroo. the mother died unexpectedly. at this stage she has just a one in four chance of survival. that's 25%. so now a zoo keep surgeon taking the orphan into her pouch get this, ec, for the next six months. >> nicely done. >> the developing joey, the baby k

courtney wheaton reports. 3 trina murphy knows the pain of not knowing. trina murphy " my neice was in the most rural place possible in broad daylight and she was abducted." :5 in august of 2013 her neice alexis murphy disappeared. randy taylor, her abductor, is currently serving two life sentences for abducting and murdering the 17- year-old. but murphy's body was never found. "it can happen to anyone." :3 she created the aware foundation in her honor much like how "save the next girl" honors abduction victim morgan harrington. murphy says a key goal of the aware foundation is to help all families affected by a loved one's disappearance. " if it's someone local then we really want to be able to just go to that family and say look we understand what you're going through and here's some things you might want to think about." :10 another goal, to bring awareness to missing persons cases. as well as getting into schools to educate future generations. " we really don't want to teach them fear. we really want them to operate out of awareness hence how we came

speaking to the head of the innovation center of the russian, the olympic committee, world renowned trina, alexander christian ah, they 72, our humanitarian, true, says proposed by a sudanese pardon. military grip has been engaged in fierce fighting with the countries armed forces since last weekend. we think the further humanitarian term or in the crisis country goes to the end of every minute. there's a casualty of our scott there is looting robbery. all of this is happening in the countries in the state of extreme gas. a r t follows wagner group factories into the embattled city of our chima scouts. moscow save russian fruits or pushing ukrainian forces out of the western part of the city and inflicting severe losses. also be due to.

trina, i wonder if you could give us an update on where things stand today. a new record was hit in portland today and it looked like another really brutal day. >> yeah, currently it's 115 degrees in portland and it's hot. it's not just portland. we set all-time new records in seattle. the seattle metro area. medford, oregon, tied the all-time record. and what's really amazing is that these unprecedented dangerous temperatures we're seeing in june. so this is really early in the summer season for us to get this kind of heat. and here in portland, this is the third consecutive day that we have set the all-time highest temperature record. and we're not just breaking these records by a few degrees. in some places we are just destroying these records. there is a location in washington where they broke the all-time temperature record by 11 degrees. that is the highest temperature difference for breaking a record that we've ever seen in our country. >> in history, that delta between previous record and new record being 11 degrees, that itself is a record? it's a re

trina robinson has our story. christmas wishes signed directly to santa at the mall.. "i want something to hearing impaired children know first hand that st. nick got deaf world and-they are not the will mimis a lot of what's going on in the hearing world songs and things like that." in addition, to listeng to the little ones christmas wants, nd dreams via sign language. santa already had gifts in hand ahead of december 25th.. "this is for you to be able to take home.. you will be able to color it.."." "any chance to see anta claus and especially to have a signing santa to communicate for the children who can't communicate orally is very, very special.." the hearing impaired children also snapped fun photos - to be with the deaf kids and goodbye but only until christmas eve when delivers their toys nd joys. directly to them. make snow angels. "l!st year, i volunteered to this - to be with the deaf kids and bet with h hem and be good experience for them." goodbye but only until christmas eve en delivers their toys and joys. directly to o em. (nats: "bye santa!!") it's c

figure in the oil the old man locked up for you but what for shift at the feet she feeds you mumble trina filho of a damn fool some awful evie frequency man oh man if you're bob diamond for good the heloc to get in the jimmy and. been there for mostly been on a mission was i. 2 was. my name is mary m. to maddy my father is palestinian and my mother is japanese. i grew up in japan and i studied in the united states and i live in paris now i certainly listen to all different kinds of music i like rock and. and popular music as well but very since very very early age i must say since around 3 or 4 i tend to fight very specifically with classical music and as soon as i started actually singing classical music myself i immediately knew that this was the way that i can express myself the most and the most fully all was very important for me to sing in palestine and also with palestinians abroad as well too because i love i love palestine i love palestinians and i love being in this in this culture and a part of it my background as a palestinian and as a japanese those are the strongest of cours

paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many interest is a skeletal figure known as black and trina the character was created by mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of mexico's 2 day holiday to one of the did which traditionally begins on november 1st. and the formula one lewis hamilton has inched closer to his 6th drive as world title after winning the mexican grown prayed from a sadie's drive a battle back from a pole stuck to race to cross the line in 1st and with a 3rd place finish for hamilton's closest challenge of military both to us means that the briton may have to wait until the next race in the usa to confirm his championship win. well south africa are in the final of the rugby world cup off to beijing wiles' in the last 4 in yokohama south africa's 100 paul ugh scored a light penalty to break welsh hearts and still victory in the extremely hard fought game the springboks play england on saturday in a repeat of the 2007 final which south africa won. and coming up next it's the bundesliga looking to get back to the top of t

. >> and i'm trina robinson. prosecutorsay the photos of his ex-girlfriend were taken when she was underage. amanda plasencia joins us live in stsdio. >> this is a disturbing case, which finally had a resolution. antonio giansante pled guilty to two counts of veo voyeurism, a third-degree felony. >> i take responsibility for my actioio. >> reporter: he was apologetic, reading a letter in court today asking for forgiveness from the victim and her family. >> the resolution of it, i think, is more restototive and on the record he apologized, took responsibility for what he did, spoke to the victim, and today. >> reporter: giansante was accused of a serious crime. photos and videos. he started dating her when she was only 17 years old in puerto rio. he tried to post the nude images to a government website. he sent the pictures to her co-workers. >> to putting this behind him. >> reporter: giansante was facing multiple charges, including transmission of child pornography pornography, but he pled guilty voyeurism. >> h

here's trina orlando: the video shows police approaching the suspect who was walking on the sidewalk. (natural sound)the suspect resists arrest - even as police place him in handcuffs. (natural sound)moments later, a scuffle breaks out. the suspect throwing punches to the ground. a closer look shows her head bouncing off the ground. police say so hard she was knocked unconscious. the body camera of another officer arriving on scene shows as he tries to pull the suspect from the huddle. (natural sound)officers were eventually able to subdue the suspect identified as 28 year-old parta huff.police say, prior to this confrontation, he slammed his car into a liquor store at roosevelt and cicero while high on p-c-p. (natural sound) ag eddie johnson says the officer who was attacked at the scene thought she was going to die. s/ superintendent eddie johnson :53-1:06"she knew that she should shoot this guy, but she chose not to because she didn't want her family or the department to have to go through the scrutiny the next day."a thought apparently shared by others. (natural sound) injuries. t

i'm trina robinson. >> and i'm am kuperstein. all this playing out at blue lagoon near miami international airport. that's where we find claudi docampo. >> reporter: just a tragic@ ending here for this family. they're all still here after aring this news. they're just all shocked about what had happened, but they were hoping, hoping the whole time to find him alive. after days of seaeahing and crying, divers found the body of jose de oca. >> i'm feeling very desperate. >> reporter: the jet skier had been missing since saturday eveni. >> i've been out here with no sleep, not eating, just standing% out here waiting, hoping for the west, wishing for the best, but >> around 2:30 this afternoon, metro dade dive team got a hit on a side sonar. at that timee they immediately sent the dive team, which confirmed and recovered the body. >> reporter: investigators say montes de oca wasn't wearing a life jacket and had a pacemaker. he leaves behind his wife, three children ages 3, 5, and 13, plus his extended family. again, his extended fami

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. >> reporter: absolutely, trina and adam. we've talked about the importance, the significance, of tonight's debate for the florida primary, esscially for marco rubio. 99 delegates with up for grabs state. it is important for him to dodo well here tonight. in the meantime, this might be the last time these four candidates are together up on stage making their case to become president of the united states. so a lot is riding on tonight's bate here at the university of miami in coral gables. ming up tonight, we'll have everything you need to know about tonight's debate and also my very personal interview with gop candidate ted cruz. that's comingngup tonight on the nbc 6 news at 11:00. from the university of miami campus, i'm jackie nespral live. back to you in the studio. >> thank you so much. we'll see you tonight. >> looking forward to that report tonight. >> and how the debate is going to go tonight. are they going to be gentlemen or gloves off? >> every one has been a little >>> breaking news tonight. donald trump accused o

just a very young, energetic team and it has a really good traina. everybody's talking about this is trina here, and he's also going to be on the bus lose the la quinta. so i think it's just just taking, you know, really he's taking the time the dedication to bring them to where he wants to get them. and he's also been actually playing in the smaller league. so for him is probably quite a try them to come here as the champion. he has made them. maybe the bus is coming . i don't know. and i think that's quite the trick and also they don't put on a show. it's not like send them a hollywood football. they just play straight. we saw it yesterday during the game . they just went out. it's really and i think that's the attitude they have the fresh that young, desperate it's actually called the goal, reese in which it that's it. you up to date, so more well using something now and just to me it was close up, examines the influence of social media during the reason. simple and easy. it was because t good. i think that's next to the over half a 1000000 dead in the g. great warranty, c o, p s, fuele