we want you to know that we are take staying on top of the school bus crash near dia and this is an adams while five starks told us and several people were transported in critical condition but it is not clear whether or not those hurt her students and have a crew on the way to the scene right now we're working to get you more information. >>> tonight airlines are taking extra safety measures after more reports of samsung galaxy note 7 phones exploding. five different airlines in the us are issuing warnings before flights telling them to keep those devices powered off and do not connect them to any power source while on the plane officials declare the device a prohibited item it would be up to the honor system for passengers to comply and several international airlines, the faa and even samsung are now urging anyone who owns a note 7 to not ttrn it on it all. so far there have been 35 confirmed cases of the phone batteries failing resulting in print phones. >>> take a look at this, a terrifying saturday night for college students in connecticut, this deck collapsed at an off-campus nearly

deputies are investigating the shooting death of a man in an adams county neighborhood. the body was found this morning not far from pecos. the shooting is connected to a home invasion of a marijuana grow house in that area. a person inside shot one of the suspects who was trying body was discovered two blocks away. >> they picked up a lot of information, bagged it all up. the body was over there. >> reporter: the names of those involved have not been released. tonight we have learned adams county is investigating a second homicide scene in that neighborhood. no word on whether the two deaths are related. >>> the latest in the paige birgfeld murder trial. closing arguments set foror junction. birgfeld went missing in 2007. her body wasn't discovered until six years later. lester jones is charged with first degree murder and kidnapping. on the stand today an expert witness for his defense team testified there should be real doubts about the prosecution's case. >> reporter: we have heard weeks of witness testimony in this murder trial. the defense detective they paid to lo

. >>> an adams county school board member behind bars this morning, what he's accused of doing that got him in trouble. >>> the disturbing site, a man caught through peering through a teenage girl's room in arvada. broncos linebacker brandon marshall, details on the first financial loss and what coach kubiak is saying about the national anthem protest, those stories and more coming up. >>> here's katie lasalle. >> good morning to you, this is your first alert, sit going to be a beautiful weekend across the state. the high pressure will keep us very sunny, mostly dry, we aren't expecting the chance of storms until next week. 39 degrees in boulder, 20s in the foothills, and lower 40s across much of the denver metro area. so be sure to have the jacket when you step out the jacket. temperatures today in the low 80s, under plenty of sunshine, temperatures gradually -- about 4:00 this afternoon and the highs across the state, upper 80s on the western slope, 70s and 80s for the mountains. 66 in leadville and 82 degrees is the expected high in denver with mid northeastern plains. tonight, mostl

a crash at denver international airport killed an adams bus driver. only a few details are emerging. >> it seemed to be a normal trip up until they started to feel the bumps of going off road and shortly thereafter they felt the impact. >> reporter: sunday while leaving the bus mistakenly drove back to the terminal. the driver then slammed into a concrete pillar. straight line movement to that pillar. >> reporter: denver police say witnesses told them the driver was going between 30 and 40 miles per hour, too fast for the area. >> is 30 to 40 miles an hour appropriate for that section? no. >> reporter: denver police say no one saw anything that would have distracted her at the wheel. investigators routinely do toxicology reports in case like this, but those results won't come back for at least six weeks. now denver police are working with the school district and family to find out suffered any medical issue. the big problem in this investigation is that the key witness, the driver, died on scene. interviews with others on board haven't yielded much in

. >>> the latest on the investigation of a shooting death in an adams county neighborhood. >>> happy friday, everyone. starting a long labor day weekend. hope your coffee is morning joining us. lauren is tracking the forecast. >>> good morning, off to a rainy start and thunderstorms rolling through the western slope. a nice slow moving system in that direction. we'll talk about storm chances in denver coming up. there's a lot happening today. rocky mountain show down plus the taste of colorado. joel, what's it like on the

. >>> the latest on the investigation of a shooting death in an adams county neighborhood. >>> happy friday, everyone. starting a long labor day weekend. hope your coffee is morning joining us. lauren is tracking the forecast. >>> good morning, off to a rainy start and thunderstorms rolling through the western slope. a nice slow moving system in that direction. we'll talk about storm chances in denver coming up. there's a lot happening today. rocky mountain show down plus the taste of colorado. joel, what's it like on the affecting broadway, cherokee, all the usual streets. on top of that we have the rocky mountain show down and rockies downtown. taking public transportation is a good idea. >>> that's a good point, thank you. >>> hurricane hermine makes land fall in florida overnight and brought 80 miles per hour winds and heavy rains. it's been downgraded to a tropical storm but still packing a punch. hermine is the first hurricane to hit florida in decade. it was a category one when it made land fall in the panhandle area. hundreds and thousands are without power and the storm is m

. >>> it despite students say they have seen bed bugs in an adams city high school. buttadministrators deny it. >> yesterday parents picked up their kids worried about there. the district says they fumigated this week and haven't clothes, backpacks. he'll probably be out of school over a week. >> verybody has been saying watch out for the bed bugs. >> the district says students talk and this is just a big rumor. we asked local pest control specialist to help us identify the bug that was in that picture, but they told us they can see it clearly enough to identify it. >>> it has been a hectic woke at dia because of yesterday a bomb sniffing dog passenger dropoff area. because of that, the whole northwest part of the terminal was shut down. we caught up with a passenger who missed his flight. >> you definitely wants things i don't want to get on a plane and possible could be ssmething on the plane. >> the bomb squad found nothing suspicious in the bag, but they did take it away for more testing to be on the safe side. >>> old school weapons will be technology. the army

he denies allegations. >> adam: a major settlement, former fox news anger gretchen karlson getting a big payoff bringing a sexual harassment suit to an end. >> adam: concerns boston police officers are being targeted after a bottle bomb explodes at one officer's home. >> kim: in just one hour a new england patriot on a roll in boston, showing off afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> kim: a major settlement along with a very public to a former anchor, fox agreeing to pay gretchen karlson millions to bring her sexual harassment lawsuit to an end. >> anchor: since the suit was filed others women have accused roger ailes of the same thing. jadiann thompson here with more details. >> reporter: gretchin karlson settled for a reported $20 million now. karlson sued ales this summer accusing him of firing her after she refused his sexual advances. after the lawsuit w supported the claim. karlson releasing a statement that reads in part i'm ready to move on to the next chapters of my life in which i wi

he tells us an adams 12 five star bus was carrying football players and coaches. right now dia is urging passengers to take terminal west. we have a crew on the way to the scene. >> . a man who aurora police are calling a quote very dangerous person. is now in custody. shortly before noon the suspect >> . huh is he is a person of interest in a homicide that happened. just yesterday. >> . tonight wo*er learning phu details about a suspect who investigators shot. say shot at a boulder county sheriff deputy. near highway 287. oxford road. that's south of longmont. the sheriff office says the suspect is still alive tonight. but he's in critical grave condition. >> . police continue to look for a shooter. who shot and killed a man. downtown den that shooting happened near 29 and welten. this point tph*ft investigators do not have a description of the suspect released. >> . a new development in a homicide investigation. police have arrested a man suspected of killing a woman in west minister. 31 year-old is now in adams county jail. taken into custody near 53rd yesterda

the report indicates adam was known to abuse drugs, and it's suspected he died of an overdose. adam recently wrote on facebook, "i am sick of substance, people and places dictating who i am, , and who i am to be." the medical examiner's office sent out a press release this afternoon, reading "dr. peterson is asking for privacy and will not be commenting." police found prescription drugs in adam peterson's bag, but so far no official cause of death has been determined. joyce: peterson is one of 71 probable overdose deaths the medical examiner's office has seen in the last seven weeks in milwaukee county. been more than 170 suspected drug deaths in the county so far this year. wisn 12 news has been taking a hard look at the effects of the overdose epidemic. earlier this week, we showed you this exclusive video of a west allis couple passed out from an apparent overdose in their running car with a two-year-old inside. the toddler was rescued by neighbors. the man died over the labor day weekend. if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, there are places to get help.

the jefferson building, they can also go into the madison building and there is an adams building.they can say i am interested in gerri lewis films. i am interested in bob hope. i am interested in this information about rosa parks. i'm interested in finding out something about my family's history. i am visiting from iowa and i understand you have newspapers that go back. i am trying to find my great-grandfather. when they go to that information, that is where you go, your first point of contact. that person, what do you need, make that connection, a vast resource here and in other places. c-span: say they can't travel here but you have it digitized online. how do you figure out what is there? >> guest: that is where technology comes in. the library website should be able to direct you in the same way so you are going to search, type in what you are looking for and you will get a response and print, i will be very -- getting in the weeds aspects, excited about. making sure that website is just as responsive as talking to a person, people won't be in this technology wilderness. c-spa

it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown they had a weather delay as well. it is a final now. 42-0 over lamar. lamar, houston will be playing in hou

. >> adam: an alarming crime in east boston. a man used this knife to threatien parents and a 4-year-old outside a school. long. officers were table to find the guy and take him into custody. jonathan hall has more. >> reporter: good evening. certainly a scary incident but luckily nobody was hurt during this altercation. expect for the suspect himself. witnesses say he was bleeding apparently after falling on a broken beer bottle earlier in the day. a little boy threatened with this 9 inch kitchen knife outside his brother's elementary school according to police. future. we shouldn't have to worry about them in school. >> reporter: boston police credit their officers who subdued the 36-year-old suspect while making sure the kids didn't get too scared. >> amazing. good because there is a bunch of crazy stuff that happens around here. it's not the best area so it's good to know that the police got a hold of him. >> reporter: not only was this guy armed he was very drunk and threatening parents and young kids the man allegedly wave

fox5's adam the newsroom with an update. adam? yeah john/ christine out of all the people we've talked to -- there weren't a whole lot of people who knew they couple very well... but the ones who did, said they didn't notice anything wrong with anyone in the family. at this point the police aren't releasing the victim's name... but we do know she's a 41-year-old woman who was married to the shooter, michael yonke. people who knew him said he was just a normal guy who worked in construction. and until this happened... his record was clean. we checked -- he sort of criminal history... except for a few traffic tickets. experts say even if nobody saw warning signs -- it probably didn't get this bad overnight... especially because the woman was in the process of moving out of the house when her husband killed her. most cases where a woman is killed, it happens once she leaves or once she gets the nerve to go -- and that's what keeps the woman there. most women who are being abused to the point where they ultimately could be killed are

and adams understood perfectly well what that mean. he said fine, i resign as of today. and it was an episode that from the outside looks humiliating. adams considered it one of the proudest moments of his life. host: let's go back to the second page we have of his life and ask i about the period he was secretary of state. who was the president? i think you mentioned it earlier. and what did he do that mattered? james: so he's secretary of state under james monroe. this is a period of peace. energy is no longer at war. so it's already a different kind of profession. so america's great object, then, its foreign policy was really what we today would call domestic policy, territorial expansion. that was the goal. and so in terms of foreign policy, america was a little bit like when china spoke of peaceful rise, all they wanted was to not have problems abroad so they could focus on this enormous dynamic at home of expanding. and so adams, his great achievement was negotiating with pain over territorial expansion and spain held florida because it was called the floridas and also included t

. >> guest: the jefferson building and al go into the madison building and there's an adams building right behind. so there's a theme with the presidents. and they can say, i'm interested in jerry lewis films. i'm interested in bob hope. i'm interested in this information you have about rosa parks. i'm interested in finding out something about my family's history. i'm visiting from iowa. and i understand that you have newspapers that go back. i'm trying to find my great-grandfather. when they go to that information and it has a big sign "information" that where you go. that your first point of contact. and then that person will tieles -- tease out of you what wow need and then make that connection to this vast resource that is here and even in other places. c-span: okay. let's say they can't travel hereafter but you have all of this digitized already online. how do you figure out what is there? >> guest: that is where the power of technology really helps, because the library's web site should be able to direct you almost in the same way. so you're going to search, going to type in wh

. >>> an adams county school board member busted in a child sexting. what his girlfriend is telling denver7 about his arrest. >>> a predator is off the street, sit all because of people like you. >>> it's denver banned drugs on parks and trails. how it's work sog far. >>> first, we have breaking news to report, a man rescued off falling off of barker dam. >> the boulder ccunty sheriff's office says the 22-year-old was drinking, scaled a fence and fell 15 feet on to a spill way. it was dry. the man was taken to the hospital, we haven't been told his condition. >>> thanks for being with us on this saturday morning. >> i'm eric lupher. >> it was cool. >> last night, too. >> we won't see chilly conditions for tomorrow, but the skies are clearing, the front is passing through, that's what's dropping the temperatures. to of the weekend, we are seeing the high pressure, that will keep us very, very dry. rocky mountain national park. clear skies. tp sun is rising. -- the sun is rising. this is a beautiful look froo our tower cam at speer and lincoln. winds are

an increasing basis. ray: that's right, adam. the reason that they are seeing the increase is because of the proliferation of mobile devices and their size. 23-year-old zachery bishop admitted to recording two young girls as they undressed in a target dressing room in bedford. as part of the plea bargain, bishop pled guilty to two counts of violation of privacy. back on june 22, bishop recorded the two girls, ages 14 and 16, in the dressing room of the target on south river road. bishop admitting he used his cell phone while he was in a dressing room adjacent to the girls. >> one of the two females did the subject fled. ray: that led to an investigation, and bishop was subsequently identified and arrested. the chief says this case should serve as a warning to everyone to be aware of their surroundings. >> certainly if they see anyone acting suspicious, out of the ordinary, certainly anyone who's holding a mobile device that makes them feel uncomfortable in any nature, certainly alert store officials police department. ray: the ch

it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't haved. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. you reward oklahoma state for the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get on with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown passes dominant over u.c.f., all right, houston. they had a weather d

it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown passes dominant over u.c.f., all they had a weather delay as well. it is a final now. 42-0 over lamar. lama

fox5's adam herbets has been following this story for us and joins us now with an update. adam? john/ christine until today we haven't been able to get anything from the city of las vegas except for a statement... but now they say he wasn't technically on "suicide watch," which it says on the coroner's report. instead -- they say he was just under "isolation" -- and the only difference is that bed sheet. if you felt he needed to be on suicide watch there was a reason for it, and i don't know that reason because they won't tell me. more than three months later -- this mother still doesn't understand why her 21-year-old son was taken away from her. the jail has given her no phone calls... and zero answered questions. after her boy, tyler worley, was found dead with a sheet wrapped around his neck. (crying) no other find out the next day that her son is dead. i think their policies need to change. she wants to know -- if he was supposed to be checked up on... and he was supposed to be in isolation... how did this happen? well the question is why is he in isolation.... sheets are pr

that this tiny little story at the edges of the holocaust could reveal it just as the structure of an adamooks like the solar system. that we could take this atomic story of his grandparent and if we told it right, we could suddenly relate to a much larger situation. charlie: if someone wants to compare what they did to schindler's list, are you flattered? >> absolutely. schindler made a moral decision just like my grandparents, and schindler was also a human being who was able to make the -- mistakes as well. i think that the courage of spielberg to make that film about a person in a condition, that transformation that occurred in then the lives he saved is incredible. every member how it ends with schindler breaking down. he did not save enough. and that is the sharps' sense. they hid their light under a bushel because they knew they had only gotten out a few hundred. there is a wonderful thatrsation in the ship they are taking back with a very famous jew that the nazis are after, and he says, can i address you as a character in my novel, who is paying, what are you getting out of this a

"i would advise any young woman who wishes to have an easy quiet life, not to marry an adams." so, you know, i knew whatever i did that the letters would be great but i still didn't know what the book was and so i started thinking about, again, my own growing up here after world war ii and the effects of the war were very physically present. the mall was covered with what were called temporary buildings and they had initially gone up in world war i and more had been added in world war ii. i remember asking my parents what "temporary" meant because they didn't seem to be going anywhere and they were there for a long time until these big buildings were built on independence avenue. so you saw physically how the war had increased the government and made the city a bigger more important city. and we knew the stories or at least learned the stories of rosie the riveter and the government girls who came into town in large numbers to staff the bureaucracy and i knew because, again, i covered it, and had written about it -- i hadn't covered for these conventions but i had written about

. >> rick: an appetizer. >> adam: there is an app for this as well. donnell humphrey. jabrill peppers, the bison steamrolling and the seminoles. 63 points allowed. crazy day already, rick, and it's not over. >> rick: unbelievable day -- i change like it did in this alabama game, phenomenal job by alabama staying to the plan, jalen hurts got on track, a 100-yard rusher first time we've seen an alabama quarterback 100 yards rushing and 100 yards passing in 15 yards. >> brian: mark helfrich bull headed. why do you keep going for two? it makes no sense. >> adam: sometimes it was the right call. big game still on the way. ohio state-oklahoma. weather delay there. this is huge. >> rick: last chance for the sooners if they want to be in the final four conversation. they have to play well. they've got to run the ball and control the ball. >> brian: that's the key. running the ball. j.t. barrett has to use his legs a lot tonight. >> adam: oklahoma home underdogs for the first time since 2000. >> rick: oklahoma state and pitt have to finish. >> brian: 38-38. >> adam: we got ours

it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be amended. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, get with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown passes dominant over u.c.f., all they had a weather delay as well. it is a final now. 42-0 over lamar. lama

. >> rick: an appetizer. >> adam: there is an app for this as well. donnell humphrey. jabrill peppers, the bison steamrolling and the seminoles. 63 points allowed. crazy day already, rick, and it's not over. >> rick: unbelievable day -- i change like it did in this alabama game, phenomenal job by alabama staying to the plan, jalen hurts got on track, a 100-yard rusher first time we've seen an alabama quarterback 100 yards rushing and 100 yards passing in 15 yards. >> brian: mark helfrich bull headed. why do you keep going for two? it makes no sense. >> adam: sometimes it was the big game still on the way. ohio state-oklahoma. weather delay there. this is huge. >> rick: last chance for the sooners if they want to be in the final four conversation. they have to play well. they've got to run the ball and control the ball. >> brian: that's the key. running the ball. j.t. barrett has to use his legs a lot tonight. >> adam: oklahoma home underdogs for the first time since 2000. >> rick: oklahoma state and pitt have to finish. >> brian: 38-38. >> adam: we got ours in, luckily

an arrow to the heart. john quincy adamswoke in almost every day of his tenure in the white house. he rose as early as four clock in the summer and perhaps an hour later in the winter. you go on to a lot of things. a lot the personal things. james: the thing that strikes you, not as a politician, he has done whatever he needs to do, he is so solitary. he a solitary man. when you ask, why is his great literary achievement a journal, i think the answer is because he was most at ease speaking to himself. speaking with in his own mind. his powerful multi chambered mind. struckident, one is just by how solitary he was. companions.ave boom more presently, he did not form alliances. he did not do anything that you would do in order to be able to persuade people who otherwise might not go along your agenda. his four years in the white house were just paying -- pai n.everything was hard. he achieved almost nothing. he probably would not have succeeded very well anyway because he was very much the last of the line and a new world was

in our area. >>> a golden moment as a canine is retrieved from the rubble nine days after an earthquake hit. adamntinue to track tropical storm hermine. it is pounding the eastern parts of north carolina and virginia. it's 170 miles north. the rain will talk about the shore and inland effects in the accuweather forecast. >>> to buy or not to buy. when it comes to trip insurance, a lot of people struggle with that question. couldn't get a refund on their cruise. what you need to know, coming up. >>> the first high school game of the year when "action news" comes right back.

it was an amazing play that should never have taken place. >> adam: an amazing play that shouldn't have happened. the m.a.c. admitted fault. the big 12 replay view in stillwater could have intervened and did not. >> brian: this needs to be the penalty. if you give them the ball back or say the game is over, they have been rewarded so they still win the ballgame and central michigan doesn't get another attempt. >> rick: whoever said common sense rules? >> brian: it should. >> rick: i think that will be an amendment but this is unbelievable that this was allowed to take place. the question, will the game be changed? will central michigan state give it back? no. >> adam: take a knee, with it. troy held off. deshaun watson 33 touchdown passes but it took a while. florida state winning. their star defensive back left the game. they go to louisville next week. ohio state starting to pull away from tulsa. a weather delay stretching across halftime, michigan, wilton speight four touchdown they had a weather delay as well. it is a final now. 42-0 over lamar. lamar, houston will be playing in hou

james: it is 17,000 or so pages of adams' own volumes. think of that as an experience. o diary is ever of course truly a transparent record. it is a record of what that person thought, not what actually happened. not only that, there are elements where adams goes sideways. things you would not expect. his wife louisa had innumerable miscarriages. you don't know for sure because adams won't talk about that until we come to a passage where she has agonized and suffered, and then adams himself is tortured. but for him, pregnancy -- too intimate. but the thing that does come through so powerfully is the personality of a man with a deep in his soul. self accusatory, harshly self accusatory -- "i must wake up earlier. i must read more. i reread my diary, it has all been nothing." there is that. there is his astonishing erudition. and things that are startling. byron. he loved byron was the most bad of the bad boys, bad and dangerous to know, everything adams would have deplored. but he loved the poetry and literature. he loved byron, he loved aupere, who he also thought of as

in our area. >>> a golden moment as a canine is retrieved from the rubble nine days after an earthquake hit. adam? >> we continue to track tropical storm hermine. it is pounding the eastern parts of north carolina and virginia. it's 170 miles north. the rain will talk about the shore and inland effects in the accuweather forecast. >>> to buy or not to buy. when it comes to trip insurance, a lot of people struggle with that question. couldn't get a refund on their cruise. what you need to know, coming up. >>> the first high school game of the year when "action news" comes right back. today, guns can be bought over the internet, or at a weekend gun show. and if the wrong people get a gun... we know what can happen. pat toomey put our safety ahead of partisan politics. toomey crossed party lines twice, first to support background checks, and now to stop gun sales to suspects on the terror watch list. no wonder pennsylvania cops endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. were outside a california jail when exstanford sw

fox5's adam herbets is live in the newsroom with an update. adam? john/ christine we're still waiting to find out the name of the victim in this case... right now the henderson police department is only describing her as a 41 year old woman... but we are learning more about her husband. from the outside looking in -- people said they thought he was a good guy... and now people are trying to figure out if there might have ever been warning signs. (nats) most of the people in the neighborhood didn't know the couple who lived here... they just saw them driving around every now and then... so they did the polite thing and waved. (nats) they just seemed like a nice couple... with two beautiful daughters... but now people say, there had to have been something they weren't seeing. lot of warning signs that were ignored... dr. valerie williams-goss specializes in domestic violence cases... and even though she isn't involved in this one... she says it doesn't matter if the husband seemed like a good person... whenever a relationship ends in a murder- suicide

pointed at an aircraft. >>> adam the scary situation here when a united airlines flight had a green laser flashing into their cockpit. now the f.a.a. tells us this happened arson:30 a that flight was descending over the sky over hull as it was headed to l.a. no one was injured or hurt but that flight was very distracted for few minutes there. now this has happened several times last few weeks a dozen time we're told in last year. offense. anyone who knows anything at all about pointing laser us asked to call police asap. kelly owe harrah. tonight on 7, wanted for murder in front of a child. police on the hunt. >>> 24 hours ago, he was a person of interest. tonight police say he meal lee dell delarosa is prime brandon gunnoe is live in me thee in. kim, this is arrest warrant for a father who is accused of a killing his son's mother right in front of their 4-year-old boy. he actually spent years in prison for trying to kill her before. now investigators say only seven moths after getting out he's wanted for her murder. >> police are on hunt for 32-year-old he he meal lee delarosa is on run

adams county sheriff's office could not elaborate on whether there was a suspect wanted in connection with this case and the circumstances of death are still under investigation as authorities wait for an autopsy. reporting live in adams county andrea florez cbs4 news.>>> new information on the western slope murder trial and page bergfeld disappear back in 2007 and the remains were found in 2012. bird fell was a single mother of three who led a secret life as an escort. prosecutors believe one of her clients killed her and they charged lester jones with murder but after weeks of testimony and four days of deliberations jurors or deadlocked. of the 12 jurors nine believed jones was guilty, to thought he was not guilty and one was undecided.>> no one in their something wrong and that he committed this crime, it is a fact there is not enough evidence for them to get past that reasonable doubt. >> the judge declared a mistrial on the das office said they will refile the charges and go to trial again.>>> the search is on for a man accused of attacking and rtd bus driver and this is a picture of the suspect. the attack happened early thursday morning on the colfax and miller and lakewood pol

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this program is just under an hour. adam: i am adam shaffer and i'm a park ranger at flight 93 national memorial. we will be looking inside the visitor center, which was dedicated in 2015. we are standing out at the end of the flight path overlook. we are standing on the shadow of the flight path flight 93 would have been on just before impact on the ground behind me. the reason we are standing here is because this orientation for visitors is central to the design of the visitor center itself. the walls shield the visitors view of the landscape around us. and the enormity of the landscape. and only frames the flight path as you approach the entrance. as you are coming off the parking lot, you have to walk the flight path this plane was on just before it crashed. the tall walls help to frame the last piece of sky flight 93 passes through before impact here. one of the first things visitors notice as they are walking the flight path is the timestamps that are embedded in the ground. this timestamp represents the first plane st

6abc.com and you'll fine video of the launch that aired live on "action news" this morning and an explanation from adam joseph and cecily tynan from how it all works and a slideshow of the balloon's spectacular flight. >>> a center for the arts in bucks county is about to get bigger and better, officials gathered here at the bucks county play house in new hope for the final phase of an expansion project, more lobby space a bar and cafe and the $3 million project is set to be completed in the spring. >>> the statues in independence park are getting a good cleaning, today the crews washed and waxed the statue of john barry the founder of the u.s. navy. he used a torch to spread the wax on. if you wondered what he is pointing to, we learned he is pointing to the mouth of the delaware river, the access point for the atlantic ocean. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictabl

desk and talk to the person that is there they can also go into the madison building and there is an adams building there is a theme with the presidents. book tv is back live. >> several more hours of coverage to go into now joining us here in the lobby of the convention center on our set is author and professor keeanga-yamahtta taylor here is her book from black lives matter to black liberation in professor taylor i want to open with a quote from your book it is no exaggeration i think it is no exaggeration for anyone that has been let alone the last two years it is difficult to draw different conclusions and the situation in north carolina in columbus a couple of weeks ago this is a situation that has been going on for quite some time and it's only been the result of the movement in the last couple of years that have been brought to much broader attention. i think when you mention that in any black community across he made seats that the commonsense understanding of how police tend operate in most communities. >> we have a quote from your book. it might be surprising that a black protest

joseph keeping an eye for us today. hi, adam. >> we are heating things up. we're going to be back in the 90s today. it already hit 90 in some of those northwestern suburbs. that extends thursday, friday, saturday. a little hayes in the atmosphere, kind of sharing that sunshine with clouds above. terrors are really cooking especially inland. reading 90 degrees. 92 in wilmington. 89 for the last theft hours in -- three hours in philadelphia. at the shore, 80 beach haven, 82 in cape may, and you may say, wow, they're enjoying the sea breeze. it's not the case. it's a land breeze. they've been dealing with clouds along the shore with hermine. and with that land breeze, once again, on social media, many feeks telling me that the horse flies are horrible at the shore much like yesterday. as we look at satellite and radar, there's that spin. hermine is finally pushing off to the east and will move away. you can see a decent amount of dry air in play for our area, and then we have some thunderstorms to the north and west, northern and c

. >> adam: breaking news, boston police addressing the controversial actions of an phone. >> kim: shooting at faxwoods. >> adam: on their radar what policage the f.b.i. may have known about a many booing suspect two years before eight tax that injured two dozen people. a new development after a terror takedown. >> reporter: sunshine for the next couple of days. >> kim: patriots preparing for a kick turn around and the possibility of putting the ball in the hands of another new quarterback. >> adam: breaking up. brad pitt breaking his silence on the split. >> announcer: 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> kim: we begin with breaking news. an investigation clearing a boston police officer of excessive force. this is video of the incident that happened back in may. today the police commissioner saying it does not tell the whole story. witnesses say the officer didn't slam the air ledged victim to the ground -- the alleged victim to the grounds. >> adam: let's get to tim headquarters on the phone with more wreak details fours. >> reporter: the press conference wrapped up a while ago, that was an int

the time warp is back for a new tv version of the cult classic only carly steel got an invite to watch adam lambert take his place in rocky horror history. >> quiet, please. action! >>. ?? ?? >> how sexy is it going to be? well, i'm starring in it so it has to be really sexy. >> you're giving me a kind of elvis with a bit of bambi going on. >> he got half of his brain >> it's a transylvania convention hosted by mad scientist franken further originally tim curry and laverne cox. >> the scale of the production is so huge. it's just top notch. >> remember meatloaf as eddie singing "hot pa tooty"? >> this time adam lambert nails it. ?? ?? >> that was pretty awesome. ? >> eddie is kind of a -- he's a horn dog. he's nasty. >> it's a sequence director kenny ortega shot all night long. >> 7:00 in the morning. >> yes. >> we haven't been to bed. >> ana lee ashford of "masters of sex." >> i have a disgusting -- >> this is what happens when it's a musical. >> it matches your hair. >> a young susan sarandon and barry bostwick whose car couple lands them in the middle of madness and they are now victoria

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i was fortunate enough to meet jarrett adams who has an experience in common with wiki jackson. mr. adams was 17 years old when he was sentenced to 28 years in a maximum security prison after being convicted of sexual assault. after serving nearly 10 years and filing multiple appeals, he was exonerated with the help of the wisconsin innocence project your rather than be overcome by bitterness, he used the injustice that he had endured as an inspiration to become an advocate for the underserved. he enrolled in the loyola university chicago school of law after graduating from roosevelt university with high honors. in may 2015 mr. adams graduated from law school and started a public interest fellowship with honorable and clair williams, a judge on the seventh circuit u.s. court of appeals. the same court that the reversed his conviction because of this trial lawyers constitutional deficiencies. shortly thereafter mr. adams, along with a life exonerating and one day, establish a life after justice center. which serves as quote an advocate for the right of the wrongfully convicted by seek