kristine kupka. according to the police, she's a missing person. according to her sister, she was murdered by her boyfriend. her body has never been found. >> losing kristine was really the hardest, you know, was the hardest thing that ever happened to me. >> kathy's sister, kristine, was five months pregnant when she disappeared october 24th, 1998, from her brooklyn home. >> my life is so different since she's gone. she was -- you know, she was the person that i always counted on in new york. we talked all the time. even now when something big happens, i want to tell kristine. >> kathy kupka has sacrificed years of her life searching for her sister's missing body in hopes of bringing a killer to justice. >> when i think about it, i just don't have a choice. i have to find kristine. i would never just abandon her. nor would she me. so this is like what i have to do. >> kathy first turned to the police for help. >> when i got to the police station, i totally was hysterical. because they said there's nothing they can do. and in my desperation, i said

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a. >> kristin saloomey joining us live from the united nations new york. thank you. >> you are watching al jazeera. still to come, the latest from saudi arabia. a gunman is shot dead at a religious site. also, why germany's successful bid to hold the the 2.006 world cup has been marred by allegations of corruption. playing with fire. this fire is dangerous for both our people. >> stay with al jazeera for continuing coverage. >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective. weeknights, on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back. a reminder of top stories hereby on al jazeera. five more deaths across cities in occupied territories as the israeli/palestinian unrest intensefies. since the start of october. >> ban kee moon has condemned what he calls the repprehensible attack on' holy site in west jerusalem. he has called for those responsible to be brought to justis. >> the u.s.

kwwl's kristin rogers has been taking a closer look at jonathan gossman's past, kristin what did you find while sifting through online cot document i found he has quite the two days ago to two years probation for previous gun charges.... cedar rapids police say it all began with a traffic stop officers tried to arrest gossman, they say he shot at neighbors juss feet away heard the whole thing... go to bed at our normal time, and we were laying there about a (cg: kristin rogers) "we're told this street is usually quiet and neighbors did not expect this to happen here." (cg: lawrence kelley/ shocked about it because it doesn't usually happen around here, you don't hear about that kind of thing going on here." the two officers and the k9 were not hurt, byt both officers are now on paid administrative leave, wwch is standard procedure for an officer involved shooting. those who heard the shots, can still recall it... (cg: rick henry) "it sounded like fireworks but i'm an active shooter myselffand i know what gun shots sound like, it was like 5 or 6 right in a row, there was no inbetween.

took a closer look, kristin what did you find? driving around you may notice yourself breaking for pedestrains from time to time, but how common is jaywalking? i quickly found out... i set up a camera along minutes... this is around the 1600 is seen walking into oncoming traffic... something drivers say is common. "i would say maybe like 8 out of 10 times i drive." even bikes working their way across intersections as lights areereen, no car in sight at the time but just seconds later, a near miss.... as jaywalking is common, we caught up with a man right after he had done just thatt... "aren't you ncerned aboo your safety, drivers you know don't want to run anyone over?" (cg: deshawn woods/ pedestrian) "all the time i'm thinking aboutym safety but i'm thinking about getting home too most of the time." but being in a hurry can way across one lane at a time to avoid traffic.... it's jaywalking, and it's a real problem, in fact, it's illegal... cedar rapids police have issued nearly two dozen citations for jaywalking in the last sever

and it's a choice republican rivals will likely make sure the voters don't forget. m kristine frazao sixland news. larry>> as far as what the voters think and if last night's debate will *actually* change public opinion... we'll have to wait and see. it will take a few days for the newest round of scientific post- debate polls to be published. larry>> former secretary of state madeline albright made a stop in sioux city today... appearing at the peirce mansion on behalf of democratic presidential candidate hilary clinton. about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talkededbout the woman who she consnsers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of stateuring bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements... including her performance in last night's debate. after albright's talk... she had a meet and greet opportunity... signing books and taking pictures with people who attended the event. larry>> hillary's campaign not the only one holding an event in sioux city this morning. republican presidential candidate senator rand pa

and the beltway, toll that is could set you back $85 a week. kristinright joins us from 66 where the morning rush is in full effect. these tolls are pretty hefty, kristin. >> reporter: yeah, right. right. the plan is to ease congestion. v dot saying that these tolls will just get rid of some of the congestion that we see every day on 66. we are out, as eun mentioned, in the thick of it right now on 66 east in falls church. we're actually moving right now, but you know what, in just a few minutes we could be completely stopped as always. so how much for these new tolls? as much as $17 a day round trip. that would be the maximum toll. the new tolls would be inside the beltway during rush hour only. so there is a public meeting about this tonight at washington lehigh school in arlington from 7:00 to 9:00. also there's a meeting next week on the 15th at farmwell middle school in ashburn from 7:00 to 9:00. if you have something to say about this, now is the time. v dot's proposed plan is to start the new tolls in about two years, in the summer of 2017. back

a girl. >> me and kristin started getting in a fight. lly got out the vehicle. >> announcer: and his new girlfriend adds perspective. >> judge judy: how did you know kristin? >> it's his ex-girlfriend's girlfriend. >> announcer: did a bruised ego start a violent streak? >> judge judy: ever have any trouble with mr. jackson before? >> when me and her first got together, she had to pull me out of the road because he was gonna run me over. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 18-year-old clinton jackson is suing his ex-girlfriend's friend, 19-year-old holly cook, for kicking a dent into his ford tempo. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

kwwl's kristin rogers speaking with students and facutly who were a part of yesterday's protest, kristin what are they saying? there are many different reason why people are angry, one of the themes i heard loud and clear today was that people don't feel like they were listened to, as a lot of concerns were voiced before bruce harrold's hire. (cg: mathew byrd/ student organizer, iowans bruce harreld is the most qualified candidate for the angry for a variety of reasons... (cg: kristin rogers) "those i talked to are angry about two things, the way they say bruce harreld was hired, and they believe the search was not open.... (cg: landon storrs/ professor, univeristy of iowa) "frankly i'm suprised the other search. they could sue. some find the whole hiring process by the board questionable... (cg: mathew byrd) "you have three candidates with 90% approval from the u of i community, and the one candidate somewhere between like 5 and 2% of the vote is the one who is others believe he is not qualified for the position in the first place (cg: naoki izumo/ grad student) "he has no administrativ

a preview. >> reporter: hey, kristine. great to be with you. it's the democrats debate debut tonight and we'll take you to las vegas and look at whether hillary clinton can put a dent in the surging momentumover bernie sanders. that and the rest of the world evening news" at 6:30. listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea to spray poison on some herbs, and then sell it to you. no, it's not marijuana. it goes by names like k2, spice, rocks. causes hallucinations, rapid heart-beat. vomiting, seizures. and it can kill you the first time you smoke it. we gotta have each other's backs. this is our future. and the future of new york is saying no to synthetics! >>> a breast cancer drug has been found to fight infections, even mrsa. researchers at the university of california san diego say tamixofen gives white cells boost and that helps kill resistant bacteria like mrsa. testing so far has been done in lab and on mice. >>> april s

>> reporter: fueled by a new kristin hawkins. >> today i speak to you pregnant with my fourth child, my first daughter. we are the pro-life generation! >> reporter: a grassroots organizer who's recruited thousands to her cause. >> we're not out there to reduce abortion, we're out there to end abortion. we want this to be over. >> reporter: hawkins says she's not worried about this new hash tag movement. >> i think shout your abortion is a flash in a pan. i think it's one of the many things we're going to see rising up the next few years as abortion activists become increasingly concerned with a pro-life america. do i think it's going to have a no. >> reporter: but plimpton is confident it has digital legs. >> the shout your abortion hash tag kind of gave people an opportunity to participate in a way that they don't normally have when there's an centralized. with twitter it opens the flood gates. >> how's it going? are you still at the office? >> reporter: as for amelia bono, things are just getting started. the grassrooter has put her studies on hold, her focus, turning the internet s

a bus. good evening. i'm kristine johnson. >> and i'm maurice debois tonight a woman is dead and a little girl is in critical condition. >> dave carlin is live at jamaica hospital where the toddler is is clinging to life. >> reporter: she was struck right by the bus stop along with others. >> reporter: miriam sierra saw the moment of impact when the kia and white suv collided. within seconds, three people, two women in their 50s, and a 2- year-old girl were struck. the suv driver ran the red light at 108th street, hitting the other car, jumping on to the sidewalk, and hitting the week. sierra says she saw a woman who would later die of her injuries try desperately and unsuccessfully to get the child out of the way of the suv. >> i seen her when she threw the baby. >> the little girl was crying and bruised up. the older woman had the tire marks over her stomach and scratches on her face and legs. >> reporter: that's norman alsada who saw it all. >> i saw the little girl under the car, and right after that, the other wo

and it's a ahoice republican rivals will likely make sure thehe voters don't forort. in washington - i'm kristine frazao siouxland news. diana>> as far as what the voters think and if last night's debate will *actually* change public opinion... we'll have to wait and see. it will take a few days for the debate polls to be published. larry>> former secretary of state madeline albright made a stop in sioux city today... appearing at the peieie mansion on behalf of democratic presidential candidate hilary clinton. about 50 people were at this morning's event... as albright talked about the woman who she considers a close friend. albright discussed her work as secretary of state during bill clinton's time in office... along with hillary's achievements... including her performance in last night's debate. "i think hilary clinton has more experience in terms of dealing with issues whether from the prospective of first lady, senator, s sretary of state, andnd then also as a totally commentated american to making a better life for american people and internationally." after albright's talk... she had a me

back to you. >> that is a problem. kristin wright, thank you.before you know it, it will be really cold for good. >>> let's go to melissa mollet with breaking news on the road. melissa? >> breaking news in north alexander. northbound we have some delays because of those wires down here that we've kind of been dealing with for some time this morning. just a warning for you there. the road there is closed. you're going to have to kind of work your way through the neighborhood to get around that. we have a one-mile backup. kind of your typical volume. top of the beltway starting to get typically slow there. right now b.w. parkway a little slow after you're passing 32. and then northbound to shady grove they malfunction. we'll see you with travel times in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. the trial of accused serial killer charles severance continues in fairfax. severance is charged in the 2003 murder of nancy dunning as well as the 2013 killings of ron kirby and ruthanne lodato, all kidding in their homes in broad daylight. as of this morning pol

kwwl's kristin rogers speaking with students and facutly who were a part of yesterday's protest, kristin what was the mood like? they told me they are angry...and what they want is a resignation or removal of bruce harrold as president...and they're not stopping there... they want the entire board of regents to resign. a new group called iowans defending our universities organized this protest. the group was formed specifically as a responce to the hire of bruce harrold as president and i'm told four to five-hundred people gathered to be a part of this. many people believe the way bruce harold was hired was corrupted and sneaky. they believe he was hand picked without real consideration for the other three candidates, levaing students feeling un-heard... ( cg:mathew byrd/ student organizer for iowan's defending our universities) "there's a these, like they don't, do they not know that everyone knows exactly what they're doing?" many believe bruce harrold is not qualified for the job. some think his background as a buinessman is not right to lead not an open search, but instead the board

maurice and kristine? >> it's a virtual pile of cash. >> it works, who knew. >>> i'm sure there's folks looking forward to the crisp, autumn air. take a peek here. i want to show you what the weather watchers sent in here. it's north and west of the area. it's north of narrowsburg. you're wondering if it's a good leaf peeping weekend, and look at this picture right here. where we thought the foliage would not be so good. in the city, you're coming in at a temperature with a few clouds overhead, and good- looking, 699 was -- 69 was the high where you should be. the morning low, especially for the weekend will go way down. cooler afternoons lying ahead. cold mornings as well. sunday, you could start off in the 20s for some of you north and west. 30sin new york city. and consequently, you could this weekend. saturday morning is chilly, and still. the vortex satellite and radar, we are watching this low pressure system to the north, and it's not going to swing through the area. it's staying to the north, and we will get

they're waking up or sleeping in feeling on top of this world this morning after a victorious glorious night, kristin thorne is live for us out at citi field with a little bit of fan reaction. hey you. >> reporter: hello everyone. exactly the type of night mets fans could hope for, exactly what they wanted. as they head into game 2 everyone's feeling really good. now a one-game lead over the cubs. we want to show you video of these fans, the mets fans leaving very excited. some 44,000 people attended the game last night. after the game, manager terry collins said his team is playing "pretty good baseball, and i think fans would absolutely agree with that sentiment. fans very excited about the harvey. any met's fan will tell you including my husband that it has not always been easy being a mets fan in recent years, but it's all worthwhile now. >> best part travis d'arnaud dominating. >> one of my favorite parts, travis d'arnaud got a homer. >> let's go mets, long time fan waiting a long time. >> reporter: the excitement certainly will continue tonight with the second game kicking off or i should say t

if you're leaving the house in a few minutes you want to plan accordingly. i'm kristin thorne channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. 5:03, breaking in manhattan, firefighters right now battling a massive 4-alarm fire on west 17th and chelsea. the commanders who were at the scene worried about that fire spreading. that's why they called in more help just minutes ago. up to this point there have been no injuries, no evacuations from the adjoining structures. we have a live look at the scene. the fire building was under renovation. so that may explain why flames were able to spread more quickly burning right up through the roof. >>> 5:04. new this morning, police have released new pictures of a violent armed robber. this is summers video here of the -- surveillance video of the man attacking a woman in manhattan early saturday morning. 15 minutes earlier police say that same suspect robbed a man outside an east village apartment building. both victims expected to be just fine. >>> 5:04. an angry mother in queens now looking for a pit bull mix that mauled her 8-year-old d

bringing bad memories for a horrible fire in 2011 that killed two people. aaron? >> kristin, thank you. it's 5:16. start today you'll have to find a different way to get around the district. some uber drivers are planning a strike. they're demainlanding a rate increase, dollars cancellation fee and a chance for you to leave a tip. >>> safeway employees and community leaders will protest the losses at the disindustry bugs center today. it should begin in december in upper marlboro and landover. the operations will move then. >>> the future of a statue lies in the hands of them. over the weekend vandals splashed red paint on it outside city hall. they voted to unanimously move the statue last night. >>> confederate flag license plates will start to be recalled. the judge called the license plate a painful symbol that divides us with no place in contemporary government. >>> take a look at this picture here. if you recognize this man, police in montgomery want to hear from you. police say he sexually assaulted a woman in front of her doorstep in montgomery village. the suspect r

a teenager. the murder was committed by another teen. here is kristin thorne with more. >> reporter: i wanted to show you the memorial that friends of the 17-year-old taj robinson set up here in the park. people still filled with tears. he was a former student at sleepy hollow high school. robinson was a well liked, well known student and it appears it was a fight with another teen that cost him his life friday night. bartolo colon of tarrytown stabbed him multiple times inside the park in sleepy . school administrators postponed the school's homecoming game yesterday. sleepy hollow high school today and tomorrow. we're live in sleepy hollow. i'm kristin thorne, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> along island man under arrest after a motorcycle accident that killed his own wife. police say the 26-year-old michael proctor was intoxicated when he lost control of the bike. on sunrise highway about 12:30 this morning. his wife megan proctor did not survive the crash. the driver was arrested after being treated for minor injuries. >>> on the road to the world s

to see him home soon. >> we reached out to the audi and british consulates but did not get a call back. kristinhoping the media reports that her father will be spared are accurate. terry mcsweeney, bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> a computer glitch in the terror watch flis data bank is responsible for delays at several major airports tonight. you are looking at the backup of jfk. one of the airports affected the department of homeland security said the computer system that checks airline passenger list against terror watch lists was not properly working. we're told the problem has been fixed and there's no evidence the glitch was because of sabotage or hacking attack. >>> a local professional photographer accused of child porn. san francisco police say he had thousands of videos and images stored at his home. they say ackerman was using hidden cameras to film up women's skirts. many of the videos were secretly recorded at pier 39 and japan town. >>> a man accused of torching a halloween display at a wal-mart is behind bars tonight. he will make his first court appearance tomorrow. this i

all right, kristin, thank you very much. >>> moving on now, a terrifying moment for a mother and her two young daughters is caught on camera on long island as a woman accused of driving drunk repeatedly crashes into their car. it all happened thursday afternoon at the intersection of ocean and woodsign avenues in hauppauge. the video shows the driver of a honda suv slam into the car head on. and when she backs up, two other people try to stop her, but she hits the gas again, nearly running over a woman right there in the street. she then continues to slam into the car sitting at the red light as its passengers, as you can imagine, feared for their lives. >> when she first hit us, me and my little sister were crying, and then once she hit so hard that we were screaming as well. >> the driver, 53-year-old linda spina of seldon was eventually stopped. she was take ep to brookhaven hospital where she was arrested for drunk driving. no one inside that car, thankfully, amazingly was hurt. >>> we are seeing video this morning of a pair of suspects wanted in connection with a jewelry heist,

a minute. >>> i'm kristin wright tracking a developing situation in california where major flash flooding and mudslides have several busy highways off limits this morning. more on what's happening at the live desk. >> first we go back to storm team 4's chuck bell with your forecast. chuck? >> yes, indeed. freeze watch already posted for the shenandoah valley. this is saturday night into sunday morning but i fully expect that it will be expanded to include at least the western suburbs. potentially even the metro as we get into saturday night. maybe a raindrop or two near the gaithersburg area. maybe a drop or two. temperatures out the door this morning are in the cool. 40s and low 50s. your forecast, takoma park, maryland, 52 with clouds. 61 at lunchtime and 62 by dinner time. when i see you next we'll talk about the weather impact on your commute. speaking of which, here's melissa mollet. >> good morning. a brand-new problem. they say metro is good. orange line delays because of a track malfunction. that just popped up. nice light volume on a friday morning. doan we want light vacuum. outboun

decades later an aging mobster is accused of playing a part in the real life robbery behind a hollywood classic. kristin dahlgren has the drama. >> reporter: a heist so huge it was a key story line in the classic mob movie good fellas. now almost 40 years later playing out in a brooklyn courtroom. as an accused gangster in the bonanno crime family, now faces charges in the lufthansa heist. >> there was a holdup of historic proportions at jfk this morning. >> at the time the robbery was big news. the mobsters using inside information from crooked airport workers to make off with $6 million in cash and jewels. >> the robbery was an astounding accomplishment. i hate to give credit to criminals. it was so well planned and carried out. >> but the gang soon falls apart, many ending up dead or in jail. but asarro was never associated with the heist until his arrest last year when his cousin came forward with new information and agreed to wear a wire. today prosecutors described him as gangster through and through. a cold and callous killer. the defense warned jurors not to trust the word of witnesses they call

a deli. our kristin thorne is there and we'll have a live update starting at 6 a.m. >>> new york senator charles schumer is calling for new regulations to keep children safe as they celebrate halloween. senator schumer spoke yesterday about the dangerous chemicals found in some novelty makeup and face paint. according to schumer face paint made in china often includes led, nickel and crone yum. >>> there is a blunt warning out this morning for pregnant women. you cannot, cannot have any alcohol. the american academy of pediatrics saying drinking any alcohol during pregnancy can be dangerous for the fetus. the academy also identifies fetal alcohol syndrome as vastly under recognized as a cause of developmental delay and intellectual disability. >> wow. >> period. >> pretty strict about that. >>> 5:52. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, good news for queens native and former nba star lamar odom found unconscious in a nevada layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that's how you spell it. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, seventh waterfall of the day. hel

a team of animal lovers. the pooch was flown from texas all the way to eastern iowa to start his new life. kristin rogers has the story. << one-year-old king landed safely a moment many worked together to see happen, as king was scheduled to be put to sleep... "had a home in texas and got hit by a car, and he lost use of his back half." that's when last hope saw an online plea to help save king.... it took four different volunteer pilots from pilots n paws to get king here, pilot's with the group use their own personal airplanes and gas, to help save dogs... (cg: jim bordoni/ pilots n paws) "i said because it's kind of costly to operate the airplane i'd do one a month and i usually do four or five, i have a hard time saying no so." (cg: kristin rogers) "even though jim has helped save over 400 dogs, he refuses to call himself a hero." (cg: jim bordoni) "no the heroes are the fosters, the shelters, and the rescues, those are the people. they do all the work, i said i'm just a taxi cab i got the easy part." jim is referring to groups like last hope, who save around 50 dogs a month from being euthani

kristin. >>reporter: hi there, rob and michelle. well, we've seen a number of detectives and inspectors back on scene here this morning. police have identified the victim as 16-year-old marcos castillo of staten island. he fell down an elevator shaft here. inspectors arrived here very early this morning to continue their investigation, taking a lot of pictures of the property. it was yesterday afternoon around 4:30 when police say castillo was playing in this abandoned complex with his friends and fell seven stories down an elevator shaft. he suffered severe head trauma and was pronounced dead at a local homent. speaking of people who live around here, they say this abandoned complex which used to be staten island hospital has been abandoned for decades. they say it is a popular hangout for kids. they see kids here every single day, so the question is was the area around here secure enough? that is now up to building inspectors and police to decide. we're live in new brighton on staten island, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin,

. >> it came hours after the department of defense admitted the strike was a mistake. kristin fish is live in washington with the breaking news. >> about an hour ago doctors without borders announced they are calling for a humanitarian fact finding convention. 20 people were killed in the air strikes including 12 people without borders staff. it was a major hospital a high-tech trauma center well-known to all aund fully functional for years. in their words there was no way you could miss it. >> the bombing of the hospital can be kiss missed as collateral damage and a mistake. >> a mistake is how john campbell characterized it before the senate arms services committee. >> the decision to provide fire was a u.s. decision made within the u.s. chain of command. a hospital was mistakenly struck. we would never intentionally target a protected fed cal facility. they said they thought taliban was there. if they were there it was as patients not as combatants. they are obligated to treat all wounded including the taliban. yesterday they sent out letters to the signatories of the genev

now a fired committee member has come forward claiming it is all a political hatchet job. kristin fisher has that story. >> reporter: using a committee to hammer away at hillary clinton or is it an unbias search for facts? that's the debate raging in washington right now after a former staff reported that the benghazi committee appeared on television. gliffs fired for trying to -- i was fired for trying to conduct an investigation. >> this has become an investigation. i do not know the reason, but i would like to state i'll vote for the republican nominee in 2016. i do not support hillary clinton for president. >> reporter: he says that the benghazi committee is not now or ever was partisan. >> this committee has been about getting to the truth. the american taxpayer, the american people deserve the truth. the families of the four individuals that gave their lives to the country that night. these families want to know the truth. that's what we're focused on. >> they released a statement attacking them saying in part, "one month ago the staffer had a chance to bare their soul and r

this was a double fatal accident. kristin thorne has been giving us information all morning long. this is where the closure scene is. you can head to jericho turnpike. that is a good alternate to the northern state parkway if you are heading up the north shore. chelsea fire closures, 7th avenue right near west 18th and 17th street between 7th and 8th avenues. you want to avoid the area of chelsea. our mass transit times are doing just fine. our street cleaning rules are in effect. ken over to you. >>> heather thank you. it's 6:02. we have new details on a breaking story we just heard from heather about in manhattan. firefighters have called in even more help to battle that raging fire in a big building. officials also fearing this building could collapse at any moment. several streets are closed right now near the fire scene on west 17th street. eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live in chelsea. what do we know dray? >> good morning, ken. they're still calling for more backup, and within the last half hour, the fire now escalated to a 5th alarm. they've set up a collapse zone

a quick one. rolling lane closures on military road for the next month or so until november 8th. guys, back to you. >> thank you, kristin. a new look this morning at a deadly crash on 270 in rockville. they sent us this picture. you can see the car is completely flipped over. they say his car flipped over. survivors were unable to save his dog. >>> a woman who was driving this car died on saturday. officers will keep working today to find out whether she died because of the crash or because of something else. people at an apartment complex farther up rushel avenue say they heard gunshots before the accident. >> i'm1÷hfñ really saddened by situation because, i mean, whoever this person was in the car, i just wouldn't want to be the parent of that person this morning. >> police say the woman had what they're calling trauma wounds to her upper body. no one at the apartment complex is hurt. >>> maryland state police are doubling their reward for the driver who killed this young marine. it's now $2,000. marine corporal farrell died tuesday night. he was on the side of route 15 in frederick, maryland, when a truck ran into hi

myers, i think one of the things that kristin touched on, there has been a push even here in the districto add more police to the streets and look at that as the solution to, say, we need more police in these neighborhoods. that will stem the tide, so to speak. >> well, law enforcement currently has its role, but the l.a. law enforcement officers have to be trained properly. if they are going to be in our communities they have to be put in touch with their own internal bias. we have many law enforcement officers looking at our young black youth walking down the street and automatically want to categorize them as being a criminal. that has got to stop. so people who live in neighborhoods want to feel they are safe and want to feel that the police haver there. but the police have to be on the side of the people. president obama had a community policing committee that he established that has gone around the country. and some of the issues that have been raised is the importance of making sure that law enforcement officers know the communities that they are serving, that they have contact wit

a shower or storm in that area. so 79 degrees the first pitch. and 20% rain chance. in our area there's that pretty day kristine was talking about. gorgeous, sunshine, 62 degrees right now. just about perfect 64 for a high, 51 low. pretty much exactly where you should be one degree off the mark in the high category. beautiful skies now. a bilger picture, i'll show you -- a bigger picture, i'll show you what's going on. we have a front off to the west. a shower chance but not a huge risk for us. there's a chance late tonight north and west of the city to see a bit of rain. for the city maybe near dawn you can see some rain about 53 degrees. up to a high tomorrow of 66 degrees. so a similar feel to what you had today with the exception of that slight rain chance in the morning hours. so we'll talk more about the extended forecast later. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> coming up here at 5:00, ivana trump is defending her father. >> my father is very blunt. he is very direct. >> but how does she feel about the way he speaks about women? the candid conversation is next. >> and you don't have to skimp on style to be environmentally

while she tonight is the benefactor of the news it was not on the other end of a shot by the vp. kristin welker broke the news on monday that a biden decision would come down in the next 48 hours leading off tonight. kristin. >> joe biden said he won't run but disapproves of hillary clinton split on the trans-pacific trade and health care and immigration. he didn't endorse anybody but delivered a strong message to all of the democratic candidates. >> i believe we're out of time. >> and with those words, vice president joe biden closed the door on his life-long goal of running for president. an extraordinary moment in the rose gardens, bowing out but delivering a call to action and taking a swipe at hillary clinton who has moved away from some of obama's policy. >> this party, our nation, will be making a tragic mistake if we walk away or attempt to undo the obama legacy. >> reporter: biden, who made his decision last night, said the grieving process over his late son beau was pivotal. >> i've said all along, what i've said time and again to others, that it may very well be that that proc

then kevin hogan to a wide open kristin mccaffrey. mccaffrey over 200 yards. -14. >> au starts with the guys up front. you got a quarterback in kevin hogan who can demand the field. you know, his physical play is definitely noticed when he's throwing the ball, he's getting yards with his feet. he's always getting us the right play. >> we're getting into a rhythm offensively. we're hard to predict whether we're going to run or pass out of our different formations. it's nice to have. >> it was a tragic day at the oklahoma state campus after a fatal car wreck during the homecoming parade. school officials considered canceling the game but played on. flags flying it half-staff. oklahoma state players and mike gundy had i an moment of silence before the game. first play of the second quarter, bad snap to ben grogan. jones recovers the blocked punt. returns it 13 yards for the touch down. 21-0 ok state. mason ru do have on james washington, 43-yard over shoulder grab. that's an nfl catch. washington finishes off the drive with an eight-yard one-handed td to make 235-

a little later. maurice and kristine, back to you. >> thank you. >>> up next, it's like a haunted -- unlike any haunted house you have ever seen. >> it's awesome. >> awesome, yup. this one is in the middle of a police precinct stationhouse. what the officers are hoping to scare up with this house of horrors. >> thousands of runners will test their endures at the new york city marathon. i'm going to give it another try because, well, last year didn't go so well. we'll discuss. >> first, though, dana tyler is here now with a look at what we're working on for cbs 2 news at 6:00. >> reporter: kristine's phone has the hard hat on for her story at 6:00. an exclusive tour of the new retail center american dream meadowlands. she will have a big announcement. and i'm sitting here with sonia rincon for her story tonight at 6:00 about regulating these illegal rentals in the city. >> that's right. so many of those illegal rentals are arranged through "airbnb" and today the city council hearing and councilmembers took a representative from "airbnb" to task saying they are not helping identify the landlords creating

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