we understand bail has been set? >> reporter: bail has been set. the prosecution had wanted bail in the amount of $1 million. the judge set a lower bail did not agree with the prosecution's request and set bail in a high dollar amount and also put conditions on bail. is your name jeffrey brown. >> yes. >> can you afford to hire an attorney? >> reporter: jeffrey brown faced two kouchbts of attempted murder for shooting his estranged wife and her boyfriend and alleged that he planned the crime, waited six hours as his wife and her boyfriend walked to their car after landing at mccarran. >> he shot the man twice and shot the female twice and he lot at mccarran airport with a gun in hand. >> reporter: jeffrey brown understood the charges, two counts of attempted murder and the use of a gun in a prohibited area airport property. the prosecution asked for $1 million in bail in part because of what brown apparently told police. >> he later when he was appear prehened by law enforcement told them he shot her to shut her up. >> reporter: ultimately bail was

her bail was set at 200-thousand dollars. that's when judge kent jasperson made a decision to release her on her own recognizance. sheriff sharon wehrly- i know i know she was released we asked sheriff wehrly why a suspected drunk driver involved in a deadly crash would not be fully booked into jail. sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont have any information on that the next morning, judge jasperson changed his mind and order winn to turn herself back in. monday morning winn was rebooked. sheriff sharon wehrly- 9am she came into the office winns bond was reduced from 200- thousand to 50. sheriff sharon wehrly- any idea why that was ytimes says the reason ashley winn was initially released by judge kent jasperson... is because of who she knows. according to them winn has a child with sheriff's deptuy joey marshall... that childs grandfather is former underhseriff rick marshall. we asked sheriff wherely about winn and deputy marshalls relationship... sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont know too much the friends of family of chr

let me help you. >> gale is the owner of lacy o'malley bail bonds in seattle, washington.he started there over 30 years ago as secretary. and then, 15 years later, when the owners retired, she took over. >> felony harassment. >> danny was a retired u.s. deputy marshal of washington state when gail invited him to join her company. >> when he retired i said what are you going to do all day? he said i don't know. i said, how about coming to work for me? >> a year later they got married. >> i got a great lesson from my wife the first week i was working here. a client called in and i said to gail, i have a crook on the line. she said, they're not crooks. they're clients. that's the only time that ever happened. >> today gail is president and danny is vice president. today their company bonds their clients out of jail so they can return home while they wait for their court dates. >> even though a person has been accused of a crime they allegedly committed, they still have rights. part of those rights is right to bail, which is what i do. >> we normally will hear from the client

ahmad rahami is being held on bail. terrorism is becoming a big issue in the race for the white house. the presidential candidates are talking about it. republican nominee donald trump told the supporters that hillary clinton gets elected. >> she's a weak and ineffective person, just remember that. hillary clinton and they are looking, oh, they want her so badly. they want her so badly. >> let's not get diverted and distracted by the kind of campaign rhetoric from the other side. this is a serious challenge. we are well equipped to meet it. >> clinton is headed orlando this week and donald trump is in north carolina. >> election day is november 8th, but some people are casting their ballots. early in person voting is underway in some of the areas. early voting in milwaukee and madison on monday. >> if you are headed downtown, you will notice a splash of morning in honor of the race for the cure. the race is happening on sunday along the lake front. this is a live look right now. that is so neat. the photographer is out

his bail was set at more than one million dollars... in a north las vegas court for the murder charges. the 25- year- old is accused of killing a man outside a norht las vegas fast food restaurant last month. he was on the run from police over the weekend... after breaking his handcs through the ceiling, and stealing a truck. he had a separate hearing in las vegas court this morning just on the charges related to the escape. an additional bail was set there for 100- thousand- dollars. perez is expected to be back in court on september 22./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we've got a number of activities around the valley this weekend... the weather is shaping up quite warm for it, right sherry... ((sherry swensk)) morning... with temps only cooling off to the 70s early this morning. ............. with plenty of sunshine... we're on our way back to the low 90s already and will get closer to that century mark today. ............ high pressure anchored over cloud-free. it's also responsible for the heat and as it grows stronger each day toward the

one of those people on the plane was a san francisco area bail- bondsman... and we're following reports...... that at least one of the other was a fugitive.... who had jumped bail. all -3- people aboard the small plane were killed..... when it crashed into several cars..... in a parking lot. no one..... on the ground was hurt. investigators say... they're looking into what caused.... the single-engine plane to crash.... on take off. this is the second fatal small plane crash.... in -2- weeks.... near the airport. a british airways flight from london to las vegas was forced to make an emergency landing in of a passenger.. suffering a medical emergency. medics met the plane on the no word on their condition.. or if the passenger was from las vegas. court-v the woman accused of running down and killing her boyfriend..... made her first appearance.... in court today. it happened last week.... near bonanza and pecos. a judge refused to set bail.... for -26- year-old.... lah-tijera howard.... and gave prosecutors... -5- days.... as they gather information.... from

one being held on $25,000 bail and the other on $10,000 bail. the victim was released from the hospital this ed: the man charged in a drunk driving crash held without bail. 22-year-old gnaw -- nathaniel armstrong was in court facing charges. they say he hit a car, stopped in the break down lane on saturday evening killing a 45-year-old man from newbury port. heather:no bail for a man charged with murder. she was found dead last week. the motive was unclear. moore has a criminal record that dates back to 1996 including a sex assault conviction. ed: in a new abc washington po poll it shows a tightening presidential race with just eight weeks until the election. it gives hillary clinton a five-point lead over trump and this as clinton is resting at home with pneumonia. that's not preventing trump reporter: a september surprise in the race for president. hillary clinton half the trail recovering from pneumonia. her rival donald trump on the trail and on the attack. >> she divides people into baskets as though they were objects and not human beings.

minutes earlier - as las vegas judge set his bail at 100- thousand - pending a preliminary hearing on domestic battery, assault and shooting into a building charges. perez was on the run for four days.... after wiggling out of handcuffs - and escaping a police interview room on friday. he used a chair to climb out through the ceiling. perez was re- captured tuesday night. the next day - north las vegas police announced a change in procedure - to make sure watched at all times. a person is dead - after a shooting in the east valley. it happened this morning - on sierra vista - near desert inn and maryland parkway. a person was found wounded - taken to u-m-c... and declared dead. police did not immediately detain anyone in the incident. no word yet on what led up to the gunfire. the clark county school district.... is defending its actions... following a school lockdown this week. "that night, parents if they were signed up for our internet portal they got 5 different messages that eveninig giving them information.at a an hour to an hour and half apart that evening.until the last studen

, bail-out.the end of the day, there is wiggle room because it is a huge bank it -- >> there is a systemic risk clause. >> it would hurt the rest of europe. >> thank you, tara, good to see you. >> exactly. >> tara palmieri. >>> now wilfred frost. try to balance out some of of the reasons for the stock price rally we're seeing today, this report come out of france that they may be close to a settlement with the doj for a much smaller number. >> if we come to the morning, first of all, i think the initial move was a bounceback from yesterday's decline. a decline focused as we discussed a lot today, michelle, on liquidity concerns. they can hurt a bank very much, very quickly. i think this morning people realize it was more of a capital concern that affects deutsche bank. still a very, very big concern. but they have a little bit more time to do it. there was a couple of quirky other points we heard in the letter that the sale of the stake in a chinese bank was in fact still on the table earlier in

and maybe bail for another one is three grand. so the bail will be probation on the cases by this time next week and will very likely be a free man, one of the subjects of probation or conditions rather. probation will be that he has to wear a tracking device and, of course, not break any laws. he could have gotten 14 years in prison had he con convicted and charge on all cases. craig fiegener, news 3. >> dana: meanwhile a nearly six hour standoff over in a local neighborhood. we first brought you this as news 3 today. metro called to a home near bruce and lewis in downtown las vegas on a report that a man was shooting a gun in the street. 10:00 last night when this happened. officers showed up and said the guy wouldn't come out of his home. police had information that a one-year-old was inside the house. then around 4:00 this morning, metro's chopper spotted the guy in the roof. s.w.a.t. talked him down, arrested him on weapons violations. good news here. the child was unharmed. looking for the man they say shot and killed anothe

are you thinking we need to make a play and bail them out. >> it's not about bailing them out. we need to make a play. to put us in good field position to score. it's not about bailing each other out. >> . it's a team. we work together. >> >> did you change anything. in the sebgtd half. what was the difference. >> . we just played the run a little bit better. able to get 0 sacks on cam in the first half. you had 3. staying after it. >> yeah. staying after it. they start throwing the ball. and we got them out. whatever the run tendency of close. winning quarter back here. >> . at the podium. >> . we knew we had our hands full with the front. and it's a heck of a team win. offense. defense picking up the slack when they had to. it was fun to be a part of. >> . talk about the screen pass. touch down to cj. >> . right. there's pressure. just get it to him somehow some way. it will be a big play. all the talk about how the broncos didn't have a quarter back. and then sanchez comes in ask you win the job. you had to keep your mouth shut. but to come out in a real game and get the vic

he said he was bringing back a client he hunted down after skipping bail. tonight we spoke with the chair of the california bail agent association. she said she knew him well. >> he was a good man. he was hard working and honest and helpful. he took his job very seriously. he was much like what your typical bail bondsman is. we go above and beyond to ensure justice. he was no exception. this was a devastating loss for us in our community. >> dan: the cause of the crash is under investigation. the church is planning a memorial service. >> dan: let's turn our attention to the weather. get ready to use wiper blades. sandhya patel is tracking wet weather. >> sandhya: live doppler weather is showing extensive clouds. we are going to bring that into the forecast for tomorrow. we rank our systems from one to five and five is a severe storm and one is light. the one coming in is a one. it is a light system, but it will impact the morning commute. slippery roads and breezy conditions, do be careful out there. the hour by hour preview is showing the damp roadways and

he was in reno to track down a woman who jumped bail. two other people also died in that crash. >>> too racy for school in east bay, assistant principal could be out of a job. >> for calling out female students for wearing spaghetti strap tank tops. students protested saying they were trying to save vice principal gary jensen for losing his job. he's been paid on administrative leave when four girls singled them out for violating dress code. school rules state no bra tops or transparent outer wear. >> although they were breaking dress code, and should have been dealt with in a less humiliating way. >> for him to be blamed for enforcing school rules that the school has told him to enforce is not his fault. >> the district is expected to wrap up this investigation today and then decide if vice principal gary jensen will get to keep his job. >>> another silicon valley city grapples with issues surrounding the mobile home parks. in many cases the parks predate massive expansion we've seen in silicon valley. they're caught in a tug of war as

her bail was set at 200-thousand dollars. that's when judge kent jasperson made a decision to release her on her own recognizance. sheriff sharon wehrly- i dont know i know she was released we asked sheriff wehrly why a suspected drunk driver involved in a deadly crash jail. sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont have any information on that the next morning, judge jasperson changed his mind and order winn to turn herself back in. monday morning winn was rebooked. sheriff sharon wehrly- 9am she came into the office winns bond was reduced from 200-thousand to 50. sheriff sharon wehrly- any idea why that was dropped? no the pahrump valle ytimes says the reason ashley winn was initially released by judge kent jasperson... is because of who she knows. according to them winn has a child with sheriff's deptuy joey marshall... that childs grandfather is former underhseriff rick marshall. we asked sheriff wherely about winn and deputy marshalls relationship... sheriff sharon wehrly- i really dont know too much the friends of family of

>> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i have to do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was simply going to the community library. and was -- she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life, and brutally raped. >> after morris had been taken into custody for the library attack, authorities connected him to another assault that had occurred ten months earlier. >> he'd actually been the assailant in another rape of an elderly day care worker. >> morris was also convicted of that crime and is now in jail awaiting sentencing. he still claims he's innocent. >> they say anything else, armed robbery or something like that, maybe i probably will say i'm capable of

the 50 -year- old's bail is set at 6- thousand dollars on three charges of open and gross >>> bail has been set at 650- thousand dollars... for the man accused of shooting his estranged wife and her boyfriend in the parking garage at mccarran. if jeffrey brown posts that bail... he'll have to be put under house arrest. the 68- year- old is accused of waiting for the couple on the sixth floor of the parking garage... as they were returning from indianapolis. both the man and the woman are expected to make a full recovery. brown is expected to be back in court on october 7-th./// ((kirsten joyce)) > some wind today. sherry swensk is in the weather center to tell us about it... ((sherry swensk)) skies are mostly clear...and it's feeling very fall-like out there...but the winds may not be so pleasant as the day goes on. .................... these winds are getting downright dangerous in some areas approaching 50 mph. first few days of autumn and then warm back up to the 90s next week. ..... a large area of low pressure will pick up the winds and prompt winds especially in the mountains tod

he is out on bail tonight. >> vanessa: two chelsea teenagers are being held on bail, accused of stabbing a taxi driver. police say the 15 and 17-year-old boys stabbed the driver in the neck with a box cutter after a disagreement over the fare last night. at the time. both are due back in court next week. the victim, a 57-year-old man, suffered serious injuries, but is expected to be ok. >> mark: after weeks of controversy, 100 boston police officers began wearing body cameras on the job today. the city's police union tried to stop the six month pilot program, claiming it violated their agreement with the department. friday, a judge rejected that claim. the 100 officers were ordered to wear the cameras after no one volunteered. the department's superintendent in chief and seve the cameras. >> vanessa: hillary clinton's health is now major campaign issue, after she feinted at a 9-11 memorial. her campaign will be releasing more information about the presidential democratic nominee in the next few days. zest taking time off to recoup and back on the campaign trail midweek, but two weeks off

>> craig: his bail was set. the last time we saw alonzo perez, as you mentioned, he was seen, police tell us, seen in that security video managing fairly daring escape from the north las vegas police department. this morning i saw him in person in custody. alonzo perez is back in custody and this morning in court. for five days he was on the lam after breaking free from a north police was recorded on security video. >> he managed to break the mechanical restraints that were placed on his wrists. was able to escape from the police department. >> craig: when it was time to talk bail this morning in this court case alonzo's brazen escape was topic one. he is accused in this case of firing into an occupied structure and assault with a deadly weapon. they are crimes unrelated to the murder case on which he was being questioned about in north case and the background of mr. perez feel like 50,000 is appropriate. >> one of the considerations to that is take into account is safety of the community. >> craig: bail was set

state bail out is slightly overestimated stateside as a potential backstop. don't think deutsche bank is in that much trouble but i don't think a state bail out is likely. weirdly the italians would cheer it. they would say you hypocrites but cheer it because then they could do the same thing. there's a lot of political pressures. the one statement i do see as possible, purely conjecture on my part is her paugt bit of pressure on the u.s. government to put pressure on the domg to say your going cripple us? we have no evidence of that. that's a slightly more plausible way for her to get involved. no reports of that happening yet. european central bank governing counselor commenting on the banking situation saying he doesn't believe europe phoenix new banking crisis. he did suggest the financial sector is in a transitional phase. says he doesn't want to overdramatize it. he isn't commenting on the troubles deutsche bank is face. but he said it's important to consider all consequences before letting any financial institution go bankrupt. >>> switching focus, i c

miller returned home after bailing out of jail where he was being held for aggravated assault. the charges stem from an alleged scuffle overnight. the security video shows miller bleeding and staggering at the fisherman's wharf moments after it happened. >> i told him it is private property and he has to leave the proper. he was jobbing mitting there. he was vomiting there. >> they say it was the result of miller trying to enter someone else's room across the street. an argument with a 70-year-old man and his son from the next room lead to a fight. miller was arrested once before in march accused of shoving his then fiancee and breaking her phone. now that he has been cut from the 49ers the fans are sorry to see him go, but respect the decision. >> i agree with that. especially if he is under the influence. >> we will miss him on the team, but there is nothing else we can do. we just have to keep going. they have to keep pushing. >> miller was with the 49ers for five years and now he faces an uncertain future in the nfl. in santa clara, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> miller's arrest

if it's that bad they will get a bail out. russian markets say i think deutsche bank shares will bounce by 15% once the doj announce the fine. i think we've briefly went $10 per share. >> we've see se bargain hunting over the last few trading days before that hedge fund report was out. keep in mind deutsche bank shares did rise towards the 11 handle in yesterday's trading session. there's some bargain hunters who think this is the bottom and actually we're going to, you know, sell on the news that there might be a settlement. once that's confirmed that the settlement will be a lot lower we'll buy back the shares. >> some people might be looking at that. there are a couple of people writing in. deutsche bank looking good. are you buying at the moment? >> some people have said that they might want to be buying the debt. let's talk about deutsche bank's euro contingent convertible bonds. let's go back to frankfurt. how exactly do these cocos work? >> reporter: cocos sort of convertible bonds, of course and at a certain level if t

mumbert was bringing back a client he had hunted down after skipping bail. (pastor dick bernal/jubilee christian center) "the pilot i don't know the pilot, but it was a colleague, and a good pilot i understand. and the person he apprehended and ed." (reporter) "and that was a woman?" (pastor dick bernal/jubilee christian center) "a woman, yes." the plane had taken off from san carlos airport and was returning there when it crashed. mumbert worked by himself, but once had had an office in san jose. he was a member of the jubilee congregation and would sometimes provide security when pastor bernal went overseas to potentially dangerous places. (pastor dick bernal/jubilee christian church) "ed was always there -- generous, big heart, 400 pound rugby player, great athlete. everybody loved ed. everybody loved ed." the church now memorial service as family members arrive from idaho and southern california. this they will remember about mumbert. (pastor dick bernal/jubilee christian church) "you didn't want to run. ed would find you. he'd find you in ohio, he'd fin

. >> he is free on $60,000 bail. that they have placed them on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >> and they are investigating a deadly shooting involved in a deputy. that it happened shortly before 8:00 last night in saratoga. that they were called to a house on titus avenue when they came face to face with the armed man inside. and the officers say that the man repeatedly ignored their orders to drop their gun and they say that they were forced to open fire when they pointed that weapon at the deputy as they say that they were not hurt, that authorities, they are still investigating whether they fired their gun. >>> and now to san jose where they are investigating a home invasion that was left hospitalized in critical condition. as they tell us that they will be looking for two men that are responsible for that attack. and what neighbors are saying. >>> and it will show a very, very low type of human being to do such a type of thing. >> and something might be wrong. >> the only wom

williams is being held without bail. >>> man who held up seven stores on the west side of the valley. look closely. security cameras caught the s before robbing them earlier this month. he gets cash and also some goods. officers say the note employs he has a gun but so far he has not pulled out a weapon in any of those seven robberies. the man is described as hispanic in his 40s with a scruffy recognize him. >>> a $750 million tax deal to bring the raiders into town. john treanor is live, the view could be very different soon. >> reporter: marie, that dark strip between me and las vegas is now, for the first time ever, possibly the home of franchise. the area looks different but that is a $1 billion view that just took its step towards reality. the tourism infrastructure committee just called the play to bring $750 million to help build it. the plan to raise the green has plenty of support for the silver and black. so is this what the las vegas strip could soon look like, with there are some steps to take but the biggest step happened today. the question is: is it really a good idea?

we bailed out the bankers who crashed the economy, it's about time to bail out the students. a climate crisis on our hands that our campaign alone will actually provide a real solution to in the form o anmergency jobs program that also solves the emergency of climate crisis. so the real issues will be on the table in the open, democratized debate on our social media site at drjillstein. neil: very good. >> held around the country. neil: all right. i don't want to waste with our time questioning the hillary clinton people say a vote for you is wasted and denies her a vote and hands the white house to donald trump. i do want to focus on news today, if you don't mind, ms. stein, with rumors that deutsche bank is in a world of trouble and might have to be bailed out. you know, it has a number of u.s. operations here. there is a fear it could be a contagion, that our banks could suffer as well, and we could be looking at 2008. would a president stein refuse to bail out an american bank if it was ever on the brink? >> so let me say if we needed to bail out the banks, we would insur

. 3 also in court today, 20-year old gregory rounds pleaded guilty to charges of felony murder and bail jumping. police say rounds and burt johnson robbed an o'reilly auto parts store at 76th and mill road back in may....and johnson was shot and killed by police after firing at officers.rounds will be back in court for senin the man accused of killing berit beck has a new judge. dennis brantner's murder trial ended in a hung jury earlier this summer..then the judge recused himself.fond du lac county judge robert wirtz has been assigned to the case.the next hearing is october 19th. new at 5...a milwaukee man is charged for a shooting that killed his girlfriend's 21- year-old son.the suspect told investigators he pulled the trigger because he felt 'disrespected 'in his own home. details of today's court hearing. 61-year-old jessie james faces first degree reckless homicide-- a charge that carries up to 3 weapon.used a dangerous that because he could be added to but five more 60 years in prison.that carries up to homicide-- a charge that carries up to 60 years in prison.but five more could

so they're bailing out the system after the credit crisis. what we've had since are years and years of digging more help, finding more help, looking for more free help. easy money. how's it really helped anything? i'll use the same analogy i've used for year. you can't wallpaper over termites forever, okay? deutsche bank has plenty of issues that we don't need to get into, but one issue that's going to affect not only deutsche bank and the european banks, going to affect the japanese banks, the emerging market banks and our banks is the fact that the more negative interest rates prevail, the worse profitability is going to be. but it can get worse. and i'll tell you why. do you think the swiss national bank or the bank of japan or even with regard to corporates, the ecb, the other two are stocks. central banks buying into markets? you really think that's a good idea? let's huge deutsche bank as an example. let's say the stock at deutsche bank keeps going down. the cocoa bonds keep converting into equity. everybody keeps blowing it out. what i

this is a live picture from bail is now set at bail is now set at danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. tarkanian was ordered by a judge to repay $17 million tarkanian refused to pay the money back, forcing taxpayers to bail him out, leaving us holding the bag. danny tarkanian's out for himself, not us. court appearance since his big escape and re- arrest. he's charged with fatally shooting 31 year old mohammed robinson on august 27th... perez is due back in court september 22nd. this morning-- police in texas are working to figure out why a high schooler opened fire at her school... injuring another student, before taking her own wife. police say immediately after the shots were fired.. the school was put on lockdown. sot - justyce foley / alpine student (phoner) the teacher quickly shut off the lights and we all pressed against the wall and stayed silent. //edit// girls started crying, it was just a mess. officers got there as fast as they could, but the 14 year old shooter the

bunton's bail was set for $12,500. >> it's unfortunate that some of the charges are relatively minor. >> reporter: among those in court, the attorney for abuslin. >> first, was struck by the fact the officers receiving bail of $12,500, when my client was trapped in a florida jail with a $300,000 bail. >> reporter: price said abuslin does plan to testify against all of the officers who have been criminally charged. >>> we have been tweeting about today's developments in this sex scandal to stay on top of the case be sure to down load abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> happening now, in charlotte, north carolina, protestors are on the move for the fourth night in a row. this is a live look there. the camera is swinging around there. dozens took a knee and chanted "release the tapes" in reference to a deadly shooting video of lamont scott. the mayor says the city needs to recup rate from the shooting from the protesting. >>> one of google's self driving cars was involved in a crash in mountain view today. this shows the damage to the lexus suv and the van that hit it on a tow truc

her bail is set at more than $200,000. she turned herself in to the nye county sheriff's office at nine this morning. one woman died at the scene while another man who was airlifted to umc in las vegas is in critical condition. >> reed: after several nights bit of calm. >> marie: for a second straight night there is no curfew to keep the peace. still anger and tensions are high as protesters demand change. chris pollone in charlotte with the story. >> reporter: back to work monday in charlotte's uptown district the site of last week's violent protests. local artists work to bring beauty to a place marred by violence and looting echoing the dissolution felt here. >> i just don't understand why the police are saying and the parents and other people are saying something different. >> reporter: sunday brought a sixth day of protests over last tuesday's shooting but the crowd was smaller and remained peaceful. chanting outside the carolina panthers game, kneeling during the national anthem. some protesters even shook hands and

his bail was set at $5,000 cash. a south shore woman is charged with drunk driving after this early morning crash in boston. police say 21-year-old lily reid of quincy rear-ended a state police cruiser on interstate 93 dorchester. nobody was seriously hurt. reid posted bail this morning and is due in court tomorrow. heather: it is a lot weaker, but hermine is still drifting to the south giving us soggy weather , today. harvey: it has been off and on here and there. it is starting to feel a little more tropical. heather: it felt like fall yesterday. harvey:harvey: yes, it was cooler. now it is muggy. it is drifting around, getting but the key is, it gets weaker and weaker. i think it's near us, it will be below tropical storm strength. there are no longer any tropical storm warnings in effect anywhere in the region. there will be additional showers off and on tomorrow. it is just remnants from the storm that is causing that. here's the basic deal. the idea is, you can see some of the wind gusts. we still have these, b

today a judge reduced his bail to $10,000 cash. magoon faces 13 counts of aggravated felonius sexual assault. a 21-year-old man from alaska drowned in the connecticut river. emergency crews searched the river in cornish last night for and a half later. police say mcwilliams was an americorps volunteer working at saint gaudens national park. a deadly crash on route 16 in ossipee is under investigation. state police say a pickup truck was heading north in the area of deer cap campground when it crossed the center line and slammed head-on into a car. it side-swiped another truck. the driver of ossipee, was killed. a passenger, 67-year-old gary baumann, suffered life threatening injuries. lavalley farms is asking for your help in tracking down a thief. the operators of the farm say a large amount of produce was stolen from a field on bow lane in pembroke. they say the thief made off with corn, swiss chard, cucumbers, and tomatoes on monday. anyone with information is asked to contact pembroke police. coming up, it's one of the biggest

he was in reno to try to track down a woman who jumped bail. others died in the crash. >>> trouble on a cal campus during a popular concert at the greek theater. >> police officers are investigating three sexual assaults over the weekend. terry mcsweeney has much more from berkeley. >> reporter: the sold out block party concert featured a number of acts. neighbors tell me the music was loud. >> there were three of them on saturday. three sexual assaults. >> reporter: uc student angela had read the e-mail sent to all students by uc police as she walked past the greek theater. >> i live right here, next to it. but i haven't been to a concert yet. it's scary. >> reporter: the first victim says she met her attacker entering the concert. he is described as hispanic, about 21, 5'7" with a medium build. another victim says she was waiting in line to use the restroom when a man took her out of line to another location and assaulted her. >> it's extremely concerning because some of these may have been preventible. >> reporter: he is described as white,

miller returned home after bailing out of jail where he was being held for aggravated assault. the charges stem from an alleged scuffle overnight. the security video shows miller bleeding and staggering at the fisherman's wharf moments after it happened. >> i told him it is private property and he has to leave the property. he was jobbing mitting there. he was vomiting there. >> they say it was the result of miller trying to enter someone else's room across the street. an argument with a 70-year-old man and his son from the next room lead to a fight. miller was arrested once before in march accused of shoving his then fiancee and breaking her phone. now that he has been cut from the 49ers the fans are sorry to see him go, but respect the decision. >> i agree with that. especially if he is under the influence. >> we will miss him on the team, but there is nothing else we can do. we just have to keep going. they have to keep pushing. >> miller was with the 49ers for five years and now he faces an uncertain future in the nfl. in santa clara, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> miller's arre

bunton's bail was set for $12,500. >> it's unfortunate that some of the charges are relatively minor. >> reporter: among those in court, the attorney for abuslin. >> first, was struck by the fact the officers receiving bail of $12,500, when my client was trapped in a florida jail with a $300,000 bail. >> reporter: price said abuslin does plan to testify against all of the officers who have been criminally charged. >>> we have been tweeting about today's developments in this sex scandal to stay on top of the case be sure to down load abc7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> happening now, in charlotte, north carolina, protestors are on the move for the fourth night in a row. this is a live look there. the camera is swinging around there. dozens took a knee and chanted "release the tapes" in reference to a deadly shooting video of lamont scott. the mayor says the city needs to recup rate from the shooting from the protesting. >>> one of google's self driving cars was involved in a crash in mountain view today. this shows the damage to the lexus suv and the van that hit it on a tow truc

his bail has been set at $9 million. >>> in cases like the one in north carolina, the fbi is quick to help local police investigate the kidnapping of children. today, the fbi office is teaming up with 167 local team agencies for a mock kidnapping scenario. interview with a parent. they use facts from real cases that have been investigated by the fbi. >> unifying our approach to handling child abductions greatly increases our opportunities for a safe return. that's the goal. safe return of the child. >> well, the exercise helps local police and the fbi build a closer working relationship so that the first time fbi agents and local police meet it isn't during the investigation of a real crime. >>> you know, a man who miles away from las vegas thinks his father is here. >> we'll show you his viral request to find his family and why he thinks his dad is here. >>> and forget rob the vote. some rappers are looking to rap the vote to get people to register to vote. >> reporter: we showed you guys tortoises and tailgates tailgating? this little horse right here, just one of the many members o

the car the horn on his car. >> reporter: prosecutors asked for casler to be held on $10,000 cash bail. they say the investigation shows his car was fully functioning at the time. they say that the 55 year old has multiple sclerosis and say the disease didn't play a role any episode related to ms or any flare up related to the disease at the time of the crash. >> reporter: casler's attorney argued he shouldn't be held on bail because he requires regular treatment for ms. the judge released casler on his own recognizance and left without sighing a word but his attorney says he is deeply saddened. >> at the end of the day it was a tragic accident. and i think the evidence in court is going out. >> reporter: a pretrial conference is scheduled for next month. reporting live from middlesex county superior court anna meiler wbz news. >> thanks very much. >>> now at noon we are on the storm watch heavy rain moving through parts of the region this afternoon. and it's welcomed news for the ire yeah which is suffering from extreme drought -- area which is suffering from extreme drought. >> danie

he's being held on more than five million dollars bail and so far is not cooperating with law enforcement. bsb, cbs news, elizabeth new jersey ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro is stepping up security on the strip in light of that bombing: ((officer danny cordero, pio, metro police: "we are adjusting resources, shifting officers as need be and are having surges on the stri w locations at random times of the day because we believe we need to be out there." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> a woman reported the second bomb in chelsea. she initially thought it was a child's science project of some sorts.. but realized it could be something more and alerted police. that's a perfect example of what metro is wanting from the community.... if you see anything suspicious or out of place at all.... give them a call./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the family of an unarmed charges. video from a tulsa police chopper shows 40-year-old terence crutcher walking toward his suv.. with his hands in the air.. as officers surround him. they were responding to a 911 call about an abandoned vehicle. it's difficult to see exactly wh

any bail in a high amount would seem he might remain incarcerated. i'm craig fiegener, news 3. >> michelle: thank you. that naked trump statue we've been telling you about that popped up in downtown las vegas is gone after it was damaged by vandals. this is exclusive video that you will only see on news 3. earlier this morning myself and my photographer brad bowyer were covering life is beautiful and this what's we found. it was knocked over, damaged, and vandalized by graffiti. the statue created by a local artist who goes by the name ginger popped up just a few days ago on 6th street near fremont after making news in several other cities across the country. we were also there as people who woke up early to see the statue started to arrive and many of them told us they were disappointed it had been damaged. >> i think it's very sad that he was it's a very, um, sad representation of people's own personal opinions. >> michelle: then we caught this video about half-hour after we discovered the damaged statue. three people on a golf cart swooped in and

. >> said they weren't going to bail them out if imposed. >> don't want to bail them out on a u.s. fine. as we know angela merkel has her own other issues to worry about. whether we see some sort of government relief, what happens regionally those are things we need to be focussed on if the pain continues for this stock and business. >> i was saying they can't do a bailout as according to eu wills. they have to do what is called a bail in which means you wipe out shareholders and bondholders and give them equity and if they owe money then go to uninsured depositors like in greece. they can't do a bailout until they resolve that problem. if they do a bail in or inch that way i can rest assured more hedgefunds will start pulling money. >> all of which points out why it is a problem for the shareholder but not the banking system. the fine hasn't been leveed yet. >> i am having de ja vu. we are having the same conversation as early 2008. we will be talking more about this a little later in the program. thank you all. important conversation to have there. now to the other big story of t

sincerely, bernard tynes hanley ramirez bailed out stephen wright, aaron hill bailed out junichi tazawa and the sox bailed out of dodge with a most unlikely 8-6 win over stubborn tampa bay and now they head for september sox are down-1 when ramirez ignite the crowd with the grand slam. 5-4 red sox. one inning later. jackie bradley jr. hit three for four today. sox have a 6-4 lead. in tto asked to hold the lead like asking donald trump top hold that spot. is not going to happen. so we got our sells a 6-6 baseball game. in the bottom half. a man on base. he he had great sacrifice. hill is-20 hitting 163 and knocks in the go-ahead run. a little bit of insurance. next batter doubles in a run. sox win it 8-6 and now head to you look at the american league east. i can tull, the rost, he he will be available on friday might. sox, bluejays, two games behind them. baltimore. heiress the wildcard. that is whenning thises are getting interesting. look at this. houston one back. the tigers with a tie. things are getting crowded. all right. let's go to houston. where miss texas, u.s.a., was invited

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he is being held on $5,000 cash bail tonight. we're live in exing ton, jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: also on 7, it's decision day in the boston police body camera case case, refusing to delay the program. byron barnett is live in boston tonight with reaction from both sides. on the very last page it says the police union's motion is denied. that gives the police commissioner the green light to start that pilot program for police body cameras. boston police officers wearing body cameras, a suffolk superior court judge ruled that a six forward. >>> this is a great moment for police accountability, police transparency and really for civil rights in boston. >> anchor: last month the boston police union and the city of boston agreed to a voluntary pilot program but when no officers volunteered to wear the body cameras, police commissioner william evans made the program mandatory. the police union filed suit saying forcing officers to wear body cameras violated their union contract. but the court ruled that state law grants the com

a judge ordered richard moore held without bail. he is charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of joanne boucher. she was found dead in her danville home on labor day. prosecutor also not say how the pair knew each other but sexually assaulting a child in 1998. >>> this morning police are still investigating what someone was doing near concord's water source. for a second time someone broken the locks to the water tank leaving clues behind. blair miller went to concord to see what happened. >> reporter: water crews took me up this hill that is filled with water tanks where the second time in two months someone broken the locks to the tanks that hold the town of concord's water supply. >> i believe it is the same group of people that decided to -- to break the lock on august 1. >> reporter: whether the motive for the breach is sinister or not is unclear, though investigators tell fox25, they found beer cans near the site, and they believe teens are likely responsible. whoever did it gained access to one of the water t

a being held without bail tonight in connection with a fatal shooting in everett back in january. 19-year-old omar reyes was found under a street overpass with a single gunshot wound to the

bail has been set at $5.2 million. east bay congressman was on our 4:00 broadcast and told us that he was briefed today and has learned authorities are still looking for more suspects. >> with the events in new york fresh on people's minds, security is a concern in san francisco. there was a presence at the moscone he center. our crews witnessed security officers sweeping the area with dogs. one man told us he is paying extra attention.>> it was a crazy weekend. it's good to see them making progress and security is a concern all over. >> san francisco police say they are increasing their visibility especially in areas where there is heavy foot traffic. they stressed there are no known threats to the city.>>> new information about the deadly accident on highway 101 that killed and 82-year-old driver. we now know the piece of metal that smashed through his windshield may have come from a travel can -- caltrans truck. debris bin is in our south. with more and reaction.>>reporter: there were to accidents that happened in t

his bail on those charges was set for one-point one-two-five million dollars. perez also had a court his bail in that case was set at 100 thousand dollars./// ((paul joncich)) >>> meanwhile... wells fargo has been hit with an 185-million-dollar fine. this after millions of unauthorized accounts were discovered. as a result 53-hundred employees have been fired for it. as part of an agreement with regulators, wells fargo will also compensate customers who had to pay fees or charges for the accounts. investigators say thousands of employees at wells fargo opened accounts and e charged. former workers say they were under pressure to meet sales goals./// ((paul joncich)) >>> the southern nevada tourism infrastructue committee is reviewing proposed legislation that would fund an nfl stadium here in las vegas. the latest draft came out this morning. patrick walker is live at u-n-l-v where that meeting is taking place right now. patrick? ((patrick walker)) >> the las vegas sands group but earlier... economist jeremy aguero summarized the proposed bill for the committee

else out on bail tonight. arson investigators are looking into who started two car fires in worcester over the weekend. firefighters were called to an address on country club boulevard early sunday morning. investigators say witnesses reported seeing someone pour accelerant on the car, then spread it to another. new at 6:00 p.m., police in new hampshire need help tracking down the two machine you see here. they are wanted in a vicious attack in downtown portsmouth, back in june. if you portsmouth police a call. >> mark: a new hampshire family finally claiming their $487 million jackpot, they won back in july. they want to stay anonymous, so we done know who they are, but as elizabeth hopkins explains tonight, we do know a little more about how they plan to spend their money. >> so this little piece of paper, which had five wagers on it, is worth $487 million. >> it's the large effort powerball win in the state's history. >> in fact, the amount of money in question is more money than >> it's the second largest

we are told three of them bailed out of this suv. there is just one, the driver who is left into it. at some point, as tram just mentioned, the suv was in the area of seventh street and broadway. it went back and forth a couple of times down this dirt ally for it dropped something off. someone looked like a woman opened up a gate and then shut it. then that driver took off again getting on to some busy streets. picking up speed and creating a very dangerous situation for drivers out there. as you can see, phoenix police are not in close pursuit of this suv. one reason why may be that police oftentimes pull away from a chase when it's in a residential area or busy area on the roads and they track it from the phoenix police helicopter tracking this suv and using infrared technology to figure out exactly where this suspect could be headed this afternoon. >> and sometimes from the view above, you know it's hard to tell where this vehicle is going to be headed and sometimes phoenix police, they'll use stop sticks to try to stop this vehic