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just like bam, bam, bam. >> reporter: miss pacheco says it was just after midnight when she heard gunshots in the alley behind her house. >> a neighbor here's the shots. a party ran thug and i saw a guy running through the alley. >> reporter: police responded to the shooting at this knox court home that left one man dead and another in critical condition. whoever shot them was already gone when officers arrived on scene. investigators worked throughout the day showing -- collecting evidence and judging by the bags in the street there was plenty of it. virgil herrera was saddened to people. and make them pay for what they did. >> reporter: after 20 years in a neighbor -- in pour that used to be comment before, now pacheco is thinking of moving somewhere else. >> scary and making you think about like, time probably to move on. you know? said to leave our neighborhood but it's the way it is. >> reporter: police right now are talking to wi and piece together the events that led up to this shooting. also they will be talking to that surviving victim. depending on the progress of his condition.

. >> bam, bam! >> reporter: police say a single bullet pierced the wall for the second-floor porch, hitting a 52-year-old. the well et went threw and grazed a second woman. >> it could have been anybody, you know what i mean? you're not safe. >> reporter: police are still searching for a motive but say they don't believe the women were the intended target. so father no suspects have been identified, putting neighbors on edge. >> my daughter, she live on the third floor. this is crazy. a gun is something serious. >> i'm thinking of the worst now, you know? and it's sad. because you can't be safe. there are so many children in this neighborhood. there's a park right down the street. >> reporter: police say they're still investigating, but at this point they have limited leads. if anyone has information on this shooting, police want the hear from you. in worcester, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: people in winthrop coming together to honor and remember bella bond. the toddler would have turne

. >> bam. bam. >> time and time again everyone just getting clocked and finding it most ridiculous and really quite amusing. bein park and things cry. >> they didn't stop for this. >> this is peek chew's revenge here. >> there you go. how do you think theseout. >> that's how you do it? throw balls at people? >> pretty much. facebook page. it's a tourism video just on board the pokemon. this is a bit hilarious. >> can't do that in oakland. >>> hands over her eyes, she's waiting. >> a big surprise is coming to this girl and you're going to love it. line? >> she can hear and feel her cane clicking over the seam the the concrete. >> see who wins the challenge on "right this minute." can be in the moment? olive garden now offers catering delivery. we make the food and deliver it to your door... from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection oh hi bab

bam tech. overall, disney earned$1.2 per share. r reve but investors apparently wanted more and shares fell in initial afterhours trading. julia boorstin who speak with bob iger, ha results. >> the big headline from d earnings red light is commitment to digital. third of streaming video company bam tech for a billion dollars. with plans to buy a new sports app. also plans to o apps and produ company's other properties. model.hin we think that in today's world, having the ability to stream on a scaled basis, live sports and live programming, is a competitive advantage. >> disney's ceo says this investme leaves the door open for th eventually bring its core espn service direct to consumers outside the bundle if and when it makes sense and in the meantime, iger says disney's ads co shift smaller t bundles, announcing its seven biggest tv channels will be included in the directv now bundle in the works. back to you. >> bill smeed owns disney shares of sme capital management. welcome. ha of the strategic directions that mr. iger seeg di

bam! i got you. you have anymore smoke? craziest thing. what we are trying to teach kids about science, what a fun way to do it. did they forecast the wind -- >> the wind is my friend. >> see you lucked out. hey, hey, run at her, smoke her that way. perfect. all of this -- kim, back to school time. teachers all across the state are trying to get kids excited about ie so excited they watch 9news at 4:00 p.m. because we have this incredible library of all these cool things to do. >> this is great. thank you. >> fun? >> smoke it again. go, go, go. run away. try to run. it won't happen. ready? >> all right. >> did you see -- bam. that was nice. >> hit me with your best shot. great. >> bye. >> www.9news.com. ? amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! >>> all right. both mark sanchez and many broncos fans are right, mark sanchez did not have a good game on sat

bam! bam! >> reporter: that's how bobby jones describes hearing the impact of the crash near 16th and peralta streets earlier this evening. >> it was startling at first. >> reporter: there's unsettling surveillance video as the car pulls out and two dirt bike riders crash into the side. the crash sent them both to hospital. neighbors tried to help. >> there were numerous people here, crying to comfort them before the ambulance and other security rolled in. >> reporter: he said they weren't wearing helmets. one sergeant told us the motorcycles were stolen. the driver of the car was hurt too. neighbors say they have seen crashes at this corner before, but nothing like this. >> you really don't want to see those things happen like this, because it's heartbreaking to see. >> reporter: because of the seriousness of the crash, oakland police spent hours at the scene, and they say neighbors were very helpful in their investigation. in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> a baby born months

bam, bam, bam. >> cathy white was working the registered on martin luther king wrong. >> it was loud. it was who loud for me to hear it. i looked out after i heard it i told my employee that i heard gunshots. >> 490-year-old gary durham laid dead in the middle of the road. the 42-year-old robert pag get was over him doing cpr. he just shot him, when he stopped in front of the other, got out an architect ensued an individual >> reporter: it is unclear who the aggressor was this is not the first road rage for durham. he then 25 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in another case. witnesses say that durham sucker nched tim gibbs. he later died from his injuries and durham received 12 years in prison. he was released in 2012. today he ended up on the other side. this time he was killed as a the wheel. >> do not engage with people. >> and are you five minutes late to work. >> it is not worth it. >> he said the conviction 15 years ago does not represent the man that he was today. joshas of the victim. she said this is karma. quite a twist. >> thank you, evan. >> a shooting in a garage. it was in

>> today we have a bbl, bbl, implant exchange, bbl bam. >> bbl, bbl, implant exchange, bbl, bam. awesome. >> reporter: into the o.r. where cynthia is halfway through her transformation. >> all right, so this cheek is done. look how tense it is. i can't get any more fat out of there. >> reporter: dr. miami's popularity only seems to be growing. >> here are your finalists for best snapchatter of the year -- >> reporter: he came in second, losing to dj khaled. >> maybe next year. >> you never know. >> reporter: while snapchat may have made him famous, his patients say the work speaks for itself. ten days after her surgery, cynthia's backside has been transformed. >> how nice does that booty look now? >> reporter: thanks to snapchat, it's there for everyone to see. >> so we're all done. look at this booty. i'm going to show you the before i'm going to clean it up and show you the before and after pictures. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm rebecca jarvis in miami. >>> next, a wall crawler climbing the side of a building in new york city. police reeling him in after nearly three hours.

. >> bam, bam. really loud. >> reporter: police believe bullet pierced the wall to the second floor porch. hitting a 52-year-old in the the bullet went through her and then grazed a second woman. >> this sort of thing happens a lot in worcester these days. and it's sad. you know, because you can't be safe. there are so many children in this neighborhood. there is a park right down the street. >> reporter: police don't know what the motive is for the shooting. they don't believe these women were the intended target. no suspects have been identified so far. >> he is very scary. because you never know if this can happen again. >> i'm actually pondering whether or not they should be coming back very scary. >> reporter: now, we are told by neighbors that that 52-year-old woman that was hit in the lower leg is still in the hospital. both women are expected to be okay. if you have any information on this shooting, you are asked to give police a call. for now, we are live in worcester, 7 news. >> reporter:

and the first time you are a little nervous, you can't just bam bam bam. so i don't get hurt. and again i don't think most cops do that. >> stephen: do you think they are trained into this behavior? i don't. i mean we've seen police shootings where they fired, like, a lot of times, very close range. and didn't even hit the guy. spend some time at the range. >> stephen: or be a stormtrooper. ( laughter ) >> you know, i think what happened in this country is that in the late 60s, people called the cops pigs. which was very, very wrong. that was the mentality. and ever since then, we've kind of been trying to make up for that. and we put them on a pedestal. you know, we-- you can't criticize, you can't say anything. they're always heroes. well, they often are heroes but they are also human beings who are doing a human job. and again most of them i think like their job. because yes, you see some of the disrespect. and sometimes they are disrespected. but to be a cop is also has a lot of perks. a lot of people kissing your ass. a lot of free donuts. a lot of free stuff, you know. a

defense attorney bam yea made an impassioned plea to the jury. >> why would jane laud do this?there's only one real reason. only one. it's what anybody would do to protect their child. any one of us. you do not have the right to kill your husband. >> while the prosecutor urged the jury to look past the emotion and focus on the evidence. >> the defense testimony is false. it is untruthful. it is unbelievable. it is a story conjured up to raise her battered woman self-defense claim in a murder case. it is plan b because plan a doesn't work. it's a supply jurors deliberated for 3 1/2 days and finally march 30th, 2016, announced they were ready. jane, supported by helen and other friends ho had stood by her all along, walked to the courthouse and what waited there. >> it all appears to be in order. so i will read the verdict. we, the jury, in the bob entitled action find the defendant jane laud guilty of the crime of first degree murder. >> guilty of first degree murder. a shock ran through the room. ron bam yea who so fervently believed in her innocence looked distraught. and jane

. >> like bam. >> bam. let's go on over to karen rogers. she's in for dave murphy.'s got more on your steamy forecast. map happen as your traffic. good morning. >> someone had too much coffee today i think. storm tracker6 live double scan showing we start off this morning with a couple showers going through the area. i want to go in a little closer to this. if you're in atlantic city you have some showers. we're not looking at any lightning strikes, no current storms through the area but that's something we're watch for later. in atlantic city millville hammonton cape may medford lakes a little bit of a strong cell in seaside heights currently moving off the coastline. we have a slight risk for severe weather today. so we're watching for that that especially later this afternoon. we could see a shower or a thunderstorm any one of which could produce some heavy downpours but also strong gusty to possibly damaging winds and even some hail with some of these storms. let's look right now at the dewpoints. 72-degree dewpoints, 75 in millville, it's oppressive. today the

. >> like bam. >> bam. let's go on over to karen rogers. she's in for dave murphy.

. >> bam! bam! really loud. >> reporter: police say a single bullet pierced the wall to the second floor porch hitting the woman, the bullet went through her leg and grazed a second woman. >> it could have been anyone. you know what i mean? you are not safe. >> reporter: police are searin they don't believe the women were the intended target. so far no suspects have been identified putting neighbors on edge. >> my daughter, she lives on the third floor. i mean, the people shooting crazy like -- like -- like they -- like a gun is -- is something serious. >> i'm thinking of the worst. this sort of things happening a lot in worcester these days. it's sad. you can't be safe. there's so many children in this neighborhood. street. >> reporter: now, police are still investigating. but at this point, they have limited leads. if anyone has information on this shooting, police would like to hear from you. back to you. >>> a community coming together tonight to honor and remember bella bond. today would have b

bam, bam, bam. pop it opened. >> when i have done that it messed up the shape. >> that is okay. >> messed up the shape. >> just put it on water. >> really. >> yes. >> that is so girly. >> and beat it, and then twist it. >> a man you are a man all right. >> have you seen... >> anyway. >> donald trump's campaign put out a video of what they think makes hillary clinton look like she is having seizures. so many people came at her at this public event with phones and she just went, we will find that footage. >> i find that very hard to believe. >> trump campaign says they are having seizures. >> all kind of things. >> you ever walk out the tv station that want to take selfies and you just go wow, wow. >> was it at night i can see if they have flashes. >> no, during the day. >> you, i'm sure, they bombard you, man. >> um-hmm. >> let's see the video. >> it is kind of obvious it is a joke. >> sorry. >> trump campaign runs it over and over again. look she's having a seizure. >> what do you think she was talk

bam, bam, bam. "open this door. open this --" i'm not going to use the language. "effing door. we are coming in here. we know somebody is in here. we are coming in here to bring you out." we don't know if anybody is in the house or not. but from the back of the house, with the ruckus we have created, we see a shape begin to approach the door. wooden door, glass in the center, and it is moving about this speed right here, slowly getting to the door. the door opens, cracked. standing in the door is a kid about 19 years old, african american, and i am standing here with this female officer. now mind you, i 6'8". ami am out of shape right now -- [laughter] but at that time, i was working out every day. i was about 265, 270, single-digit body fat. i had on a short sleeve shirt that was a size medium. [laughter] it was that small on purpose, so that i could look like i was just busting out of it. [laughter] he opens the door and looks and he says, "lady, i don't know what you are talking about. i live here. i have lived here all my life. everybody on this block knows our family. they

tech, bam-tech. company and there is a sense here they will start providing some sort of espn content down the road which speaks to the future perhaps for disney as it tries to get away from all encompassing cable packages which espn is a part of, trying to set it apart as part of its own spun-off service. 33% stake in this company. disney would pay a billion dollars in two installments, now and january to acquire majority ownership in coming years of this company, bam tech. that is one outlet for them. one outlet to try to overcome drop-off from cord cutters. melissa: jack what is your response to that? what is your reaction? >> squeezing more money out of espn. everyone is worried about espn. i'm not so worried. you could have one or 2% subscriber loss year by year, but faster increase in fees to offset that. get a little profit growth. if your biggest problem division generation huge cash flow, that is not a problem. one thing i want to see from the q&a as steve says, discussion what is going on t

bam! bam! >> stephen: didn't you start as an actor in new york first? >> i did. >> stephen: you started at the haven which is a place, like, christians in show business to hang out. isn't that called a why did you think you had to make a place for christians in show business? >> no, i met actually a lot of people whose faith were important to them and they were artists and not necessarily supported by the church in what they did. so we just get together and see each other's work and encourage each other and hang out. it was mainly a reason to get friends. i didn't have any friends. let's be honest. >> stephen: that's nice. did you guys date? >> we did. yeah. (cheers and applause) she was a makeup artist on "saturday night live" at the time. >> stephen: did you enjoy doing that meltdown as gary? >> i did. thank you for asking. good question, stephen. (laughter) >> stephen: is that a long time coming. >> yes. >> stephen: your character and couple you played seem like on the verge of a breakdown all the time. >> and emasculated. i do that real (laughter) b

at the same time, the company paid a million dollars or a ,hird of the state in bam tech a streamingervice performed by major league baseball. studio entertainment was one of the areas of strength with the number of various film successes. profit was up by 62%. ofare also speaking retailers, specifically looking at some of the higher-end retailers. profit beres estimates, but they do not raise their forecast for the full year. the company citing dwindling mall traffic, decreasing tourism as some challenges. it is trying to get discounted merchandise out of the department short -- department store channel. on the flipside, ralph lauren which has embarked on a turnaround plan under a new ceo appears to be bearing some fruit as earnings and revenue came in above estimates although both did fall year-over-year. oil prices going into today's inventory report, they have reversed higher earlier, they were trading lower among other things. recordrabia pumped a amount of oil per day in the month of july. we are also looking at the 10-year note. earlier today, we saw our reaction to the idea t

. >> bam! it's just bam.r-old clarksburg re introduced to the sport in the late 1970's. >> i always admired athletes who were big, strong, looked cut, ripped. scott: linda jo has become one of the most decorated female power lifters in the world. >> every day i'm in the the gym. i train hard. i set goals. scott: on the doorstep of 60 years old, linda jo still has the fire burning inside. four days a week she comes here to the istep gym in rockville to train. even though she is the proud owner of 15 world championships and two-time national hall of famer. l.j. isn't slowing down anytime soon. >> last year we had our first 80-year-old female compete at masters nationals. i said i want to make it to 85. because i want to be the oldest one. >> pushing through the aches and pains. >> i think keeps me going >>> every time i get into a few age group i break more records. scott: reaching for the feeling -- >> yes! scott: -- of accomplishment. erin: i love her and i have no doubt she will make it when she is 85. incre

then bam! they heat right back up to above normal by friday at 105. and even near 110 by the weekend./// <<< ((weather toss))>>> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> coming up next... how you have a good and productive school year... when the valley's news leader returns. >>> three weeks from today... clark county students will be heading back into the classroom. but it can be tough for some families to make sure kids have everything they need for a successful school year. silver state schools credit union for the "gr8 school supply drive." scott arkills is the president and c-e-o of the credit union... thanks for coming in! -why is silver state schools credit union participating in this drive? -what donations do you need? -where can people donate? -why is it important for the community to participate in this drive? >>> a chance to pick up your we will tell you about an adoption special going on at the animal foundation... next on 8 news now, the valley's news leader./// >>> the animal foundation is offering another round of discounted adoptions. they are calling it

it's on disney called too late to hit singles and their assessment of the investment in bam tech. i flag it. are they too late in the game to be investing this this kind of streaming service or could we make it work. well worth the read. >> and i think that ivan's point was the rest of the industry really hasn't gone there yet, but everyone is going to move there. by disney doing it, sort of a warning sign for everyone else they have to prepare for the future. >> particularly in sport s content in terms of streaming that. >>> we're approaching the top of the hour. the team is getting ready for "squawk box" this morning. scott joins us from new york and scott, donald trump's friend and supporter called your show yesterday and here's what he had to say in part about trump's economic plan. >> if he sticks to what he's doing, i certainly do not understand why any worker, any middle class worker, the arch chi bunker of the world. that was a great show. i used to watch it. those guys are going to vote for him because they're smart guys. they know they're getting screwed and that is what

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i want you to take bam bam. >> sergeant erby leads one of maricopa's special response teams. s.w.a.t.-like unit of highly trained sheriff's deputies. >> you all want them cuffed and brought out of there? for right now we're going to put them in the holding tank until after we search. >> are we searching first? >> yeah. all right? you've got a green light. all right? let's go. >> now with suspected gang activity on the rise, the team has been called in to clean house. >> how are you doing, man? >> we have identified several individuals that we deem to be heads of certain races. we've got chicano race, we've got the pisa race. and we've got the white race. so when there's issues, we end up with racial, basically wars. >> check your equipment. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> get down! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground now! >> i want them out. put your hands on the back wall. let's go! >> come on down here and have a seat. i want you to sit down, take your hands off your head. gentlemen, those of you sitting on the floor, there will be no talking. >> open