stuff searches and arrests is jamie bartlett from simply also be discussing personnel and internal discipline. ray marshall from shepherd bolan would talk about the culture within the san francisco police department. richard karen from baker mckenzie will share with dos findings on the brady policies and practices. nicholas fram from under toll and olsen will talk about external oversight. finally we we're from judge doris kordell was also blue ribbon panel member. we will then hear a short presentation from acting -interim chief of police tony chaplin. the community has overwhelmingly elected chris for mohammed to bring thoughts >>[applause]. >> to bring thoughts from the community perspective to the discussion. on that note i lecture my people we've a long day and applause is welcomes but in the form of spirit fingers.. fingers is positive

dewpoint 30 degrees down at bartlett elementary in green valley. 61 degrees in windsor. in h low 60s paradise corridor. the lakes. but it is pleasantly cool. definitely feels like fall this morning. but it is going to be on the warm side this afternoon. trust me. 56 over in pahrump. same reading mesquite. 67 currently in boulder city. our skies are clear. as you can see a live shot from the d camera. there is the stratus fear there. nothing really going on. at the top of the hour. 40 tonopah. 62 also in la. and 42 up in reno. and all right. nationally. boy it is a mess back over the northeast. their weekend starting out on a very damp know. you can see the storm moving away. not a lot going on central part of the country. but up here you can see a active pacific as some systems are moving in. bringing showers to the pacific northwest. eventually, they are going to come down and affect us. last wk this week talking about a possibility of some moisture. in the forecast model showing rain getting up here monday. as that system moves in. however, we also have a charges i thi

student, another student and we don't quite know when theyre going to draw the line" the ladies of the bartlett pta are usually pretty welcoming neighbors but the news of a potential new apartment complex nearby has them more than a little concerned... " the hoa brought it to our attention, then we are members of a pta board so we kind of brought the news to them, and then it's just spread like wild fire..." ( bridge)" right now the area is just some empty parking lot and rocky land, but it's only a stones throw... " away from some other developments and petitioners say that is part of the problem" (end bridge) tiffany thomas " there are already apartments that are next to that area, and across the street from that area... and its a small area so you wouldn't think more apartments would come there..." it's not the building they necissarily have an issue with, its will be added to a community they say is already overcrowded... " adding more and more apartments, they just keep funneling the kids in" they say their kids schools in henderson are already over or at capacity... t

bartlett junior takes care of business himself, running and for the touchdown. eisenhower answers with a short touchdown run of their own. 10-7. zone. that was huge. check it out, cj cunningham picking off a pass of his own. lots of interceptions tonight. new berlin wins this battle. shorewood/messmer taking on j.j. watt's alma mater pewaukee. getting it going. late first. the quarterback hands it off grandma brown. second half, pewaukee lights up the scoreboard again. he gets in for the score. pewaukee wednesday tonight, 48-12. last night, a big battle in the wisconsin little 10 conference. oconomowoc trying to keep their perfect season alive against wisconsin lutheran at rux stadium. the raccoons a strike first. 14-nothing when the vikings fight back. check out senior running back brian corbins. doing his best eddie lacy impression. down the sideline he goes. a 71 touchdown run. the game was tied at 14 at the half. second half, the vikings take over. quarterback zack bloomquist on the keeper. wisconsin luthern in front for good. big night for brian corbins, 27

it's in the news. >> reporter: bartlett isn't the only one predicting violence.anette stangl thinks it can happen if trump loses. >> personally, i think it can turn into a civil war. >> reporter: you really think that? >> absolutely. first of all, i think that we're going to have terrorist attacks. and we have all of these protests and all of that. so i think people are going to be very upset. >> reporter: i found ann brooks quietly waiting in line. she's a clinton supporter and proof trump backers don't hold the monopoly on ugly talk. what are you doing here? >> i think i wanted to experience what it's like to be in the room with a sociopath. >> reporter: i asked if she's willing to live with a trump victory? >> i might move to canada, truly. truly. because i think there will be blood in the streets. i really do think that's going to happen. i think it may happen either way. >> reporter: who would cause that? >> i think either side could. >> reporter: as troubling as this talk is, most they speak to say they do not expect violence. when this campaign is over, do

deputies say that friday night, a 15-year-old girl reported this man approached her near us 19 and bartlett road and holiday. the driver tried to strike a conversation with her and asked if she would like to go for a ride. the girl sai the derived -- the driver is described as a white, bald man with 40 years old. the van appears to have some damage to the front of friend is missing a -- missing ahab. if you know who might be driving the van, please contact police. >>> a woman driving on stargate road and 86 avenue and a woman is charged with dui in child want to see the incredible -- the driver who was trapped inside. a human chain to reach the vehicle. police later arrived in joined the rescue efforts. they did manage to pull that driver safely from the car. for whatever reason, after that, the driver became combative and the police had to restrain him. that driver was taken to the hospital. >>> one hillsboro county comm subdivision. neighbors in odessa say a wetland on copeland road will be destroyed by turning it into a subdivision. the 55 acre development would include two gates to go i

student, another student and we don't quite know when theyre going to draw the line" the ladies of the bartlett pta are usually pretty welcoming neighbors but the news of a potential new apartment complex nearby has them concerned... " the hoa brought it to our attention, then we are members of a pta board so we kind of brought the news to them, and then it's just spread like wild fire..." right now the area is just some empty parking lot and rocky land, but it's only a stones throw... " away from some other developments and petitioners say that is part of the problem" (end bridge) tiffany thomas " apartments that are next to that area, and across the street from that area... and its a small area so you wouldn't think more apartments would come there..." it's not the building they necissarily have an issue with, its the people that will be added to a community they say is already overcrowded... " adding more and more apartments, they just keep funneling the kids in" they say their kids schools in henderson are already over or at capacity... they also say the roads around the schools are crowded

. >> newschannel 8's chip osowski joins us loud from bartlett road in holiday where the man was spotted. what are the new developments at this hour? >> reporter: authorities asked for residents along this stretch of roadway to look at any video from their surveillance cameras and that this morning deputies released pictures of the van in question. deputies had a hunch a surveillance camera at a home on bartel road captured pictures of the van, they were right. an older model blue van with front end damage, also missing a hub cap on the left side. should be a pretty easy vehicle to spot. >> there was a 15-year-old girl who was approached by a man in a van. it was a vague description of the van. she was kind of shaken up and she didn't engage with the stranger. >> in this area? i wasn't here last but i had seen it would have done something like it. >> reporter: people like vincent are concerned. what did he want? what would he have done if the teen took him up on the offer for a ride >> should be a concern to everybody. if i catch him i'll hurt him. but i mean if i see his van, that van y

is surveillance video of this van and investigators say the driver pulled up beside the girl on bartlett road in holiday. she wisely refused to get in and now authorities want to speak with the driver. they are looking for an older model van, blue with front end damage and missing a hubcap on the left side.>>> in citrus county detectives need your help tracking down michael marcum. on sunday he robbed and stabbed a man in the throat before taking off on a mountain bike. he had just been released from prison on october 8. if you it happened on the [ null ] key bridge just west of the ringling bridge. this is a view from eagle 8 hd and the area has been under a lot of construction over the last year. the driver of the truck is okay. >>> a wanted felon attempts to play a game of hide and seek with deputies. >> coming up next more body camera video that shows he didn't pick the best spot. >>> it's burning a hole in wallets in the why this problem could continue for weeks to come. >>> we saw near record heat today without much rain to cool us down but the next cold front not far off. will let

that request has residents along bartlett road wondering what that driver had in mind. >> reporter: still frame pictures from a neighbor's security camera taken friday evening are grainy, blurry and hard to make out, but some important details are apparent like its blue color, a missing front left hub cab and front >> reporter: knowing some creep stopped to ask a 15-year- old if she wanted a ride in a van is enough to put parents on guard. blanco brown tells me the neighborhood is not like what it was years ago when she moved in. >> i hope they catch that guy. he needs to be put away because that's dangerous for these young people, young girls. >> reporter: well known funeral homeowner thomas dobis tells me incidents like this are bringing the area down. >> things have changed in over what it used to be, still a nice community all, but something like that shakes everybody up. >> reporter: there's a sense of heightened awareness as news of the van incident spreads. you going to keep your eyes out for this blue van? >> absolutely, sir. i mean i'm suspicious of almost everything. see somethi

and would president bartlett ever return to the west wing?> i don't think at my age i could ever qualify any more. >> now, the insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> a month after brad pitt's child abuse accusations became headline news. can the strained relationship be fixed? >> you know the 15-year-old has always been by angelina's side through the ups and downs. >> we go inside their unique bond. maddox in the middle. >> brad pitt has met with his son, his eldest son maddox for the first time since the airplane incident on september 14th. we're told they met on wednesday. they kind of had a brief meeting at an undisclosed location. >> it was brad and maddox and a therapist that has been assigned by child services. the daily mail explains how brad's reunion with maddox occurred a day after angelina and the kids were interviewed by the fbi. >> the fbi visited angelina and her children at angelina's malibu home. they spoke to angelina and all of her children about what went down on the jet, exactly what happened. we understand the

in the past two months visiting 50 schools in clark county including some of bartlett elementary in henderson. >> how to put out cam am fires. >> reporter: while these sessions are generally planned for the end of fire year is different. >> the wind change. >> reporter: overnight northern nevada exploded into flames. hundreds of acres lost. mandatory evacuations ordered near lake tahoe. >> it's unusual to have a fire that big and that quickly spreading this time of year. >> reporter: and closer to home, more activity in our own mountains. a small fire near mary jane falls burning for well over a week once again kicking smoke into the air. in the same area. the latest one dubbed the october fire burning about three acres. >> we have a big advantage now compared to the middle of the summer because it gets so cool at nights, in the 30's. and it also gets very shady later in the day. >> reporter: still news 3 meteorologist kelly curran points out the wind is now an issue. a red-flag warning also known as a fire weather warning is in affect. >> basically what that means that is we have low humidit

after getting washed out by rain on friday, students from maple avenue and bartlett elementary schools in goffstown got to take part in the annual main street kids connection halloween parade today. jennifer: main street was closed for a short time so wonder woman, some patriots players and t rex could parade through the 8:00 tonight. mike: fairly nice halloween day out there. we did have temperatures a little below average and the winds were gusty, so certainly felt the part of late october, early november out there. look at where temperatures are, already dropping to within a few degrees of the freezing mark in the great north woods. whitefield and berlin down to 36. mount washington has actually seen the temperature creep up a couple of deg, warm up upstairs in the atmosphere. upper 30's and lower 40's for many. winds are going light, skies are mainly clear. any patchy clouds will give way to clearing up north and temperatures will tumble at or below freezing in many spots by daybreak. mid 20's on average, monadnock region through the upper valley. right around 30 near the lake shor

including bartlett elementary in henderson. >> how to put out campfires. pick up their trash while. >> reporter: these sessions are generally planned for the end of fire season, this year is different. overnight northern nevada exploded into flames. hundreds of acres lost. near lake tahoe. >> it's unusual to have a fire that big and quickly spreading this time of year. >> reporter: and closer to home, more activity in our own mountains. a small fire near mary jane falls burning for well over a week once again kicking smoke into the air. and johnson says late this afternoon another fire spotted in the same area. the latest one dubbed the october fire burning about three acres. at nights, in the 30s. it also gets very shady later in the day. >> reporter: still news 3 meteorologist kelly curran points out the wind is an issue. a red-flag warning also known as a fire weather warning is in affect. >> basically what that means is we have low humidity in the area and we're looking at gusty winds developing in the afternoon and evening hours. gusts probably about

that's how inspectors say james bartlett gained access to people's personal information. >> the suspect would send out solicitations for veterans disability. people would respond using a address information. and he was able to obtain that. >> marie: postal inspectors learn that was just the first step. >> using the change of address system in the postal system to fraudulently change people's addresses and have mail sent to him. >> marie: when he got the credit card information he would use it to open fraudulent accounts. the campbells were one of un100 victims. losses over $100,000. >> if you are older, and you are living on security, and you lose what savings you have, it's disastrous. i think he deserves everything he got. >> make sure you are getting credit reports yearly if not biannually. it's important to shred any documents that may contain your personal information. >> marie: with this rip-off alert, i'm marie mortera >> kyndell: coming up people told to stay away from a sea defying warning from officials seas trying to catch the waves. coming up where this is happening. we have

next, will hear from jamie bartlett. jamie took on the subject matter personnel and internal discipline. welcome to the chamber. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. i made my name is jamie bartlett get on with a lot from of sidley austin sibley was asked to look into hiring emotions process was internal discipline process at the sfpd. i'm going to focus on the high-level finding made that's applicable to both buses is. specifically, both the hiring and promotions process and the internal discipline process within sfpd suffer from a notable lack of transparency. but interferes with the ability of the department to self regulate with external oversight with public trust. i will provide a few examples. background investigations at unit within the sfpd is tasked with investigating all applicants and plays an important role in the hiring process in determining whether a candidate is eligible for hire. despite important role we found that the unit is largely a black box perspective how background investigators were selecte

next, will hear from jamie bartlett. jamie took on the subject matter personnel and internal discipline. welcome to the chamber. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. i made my name is jamie bartlett get on with a lot from of sidley austin sibley was asked to look into hiring emotions process was internal discipline process at the sfpd. i'm going to focus on the high-level finding made that's applicable to both buses is. specifically, both the hiring and promotions process and the internal discipline process within sfpd suffer from a notable lack of transparency. but interferes with the ability of the department to self regulate with external oversight with public trust. i will provide a few examples. background investigations at unit within the sfpd is tasked with investigating all applicants and plays an important role in the hiring process in determining whether a candidate is eligible for hire. despite important role we found that the unit is largely a black box perspective how background investigators were selecte

next, will hear from jamie bartlett. jamie took on the subject matter personnel and internal discipline. welcome to the chamber. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. i made my name is jamie bartlett get on with a lot from of sidley austin sibley was asked to look into hiring emotions process was internal discipline process at the sfpd. i'm going to focus on the high-level finding made that's applicable to both buses is. specifically, both the hiring and promotions process and the internal discipline process within sfpd suffer from a notable lack of transparency. but interferes with the ability of the department to self regulate with external oversight with public trust. i will provide a few examples. background investigations at unit within the sfpd is tasked with investigating all applicants and plays an important role in the hiring process in determining whether a candidate is eligible for hire. despite important role we found that the unit is largely a black box perspective how background investigators were selecte

the pasco county sheriff's office says a teen was walking along b bartlett road when a man she had never seen before pulled up and started a conversation and tried to get her into the van. she says eches 50 years old, bald and driving an older dark blue van. investigators belief this image may be the van driven by the man who tried to tour the teen in. >> the man didn't necessarily commit a crime but what he did was extremely suspicious. and they are hoping that parents will take a moment to talk with their children about what to do if you are approached as by something who is a stranger and you don't feel right, you don't have to be polite. you can say leave me alone, and run if you need to. >> and they would say hig to hio anybody, and maybe we should not teach our winds to be so friendly sometimes. >> detectives are still ask that anyone with information about the man or the older model blue van in the holiday area give them a call. a family of four was lost their home to a fire in the winter haven area. about half of the wood frame house was on fire when firefighters arrived. a man a

i want to take a listen to everett bartlett who is president and founder of stop abusive and violent help sometimes their wife or girlfriend said oh, no, i didn't abuse him, he abused me and guess which one gets arrested? >> so even police don't treat men who report abuse the same. talk about the double standard. >> yeah, there is a double standard and certainly it's a problem particularly if there are no physical or visible signs of injury. i should say in relationships they can be mistaken as the perpetrator and get arrested. the problem is there's need for greater training, more sensitivity and just general awareness around the fact that men are also victims of abuse. we live in a society where men are considered to be the dominant of the two in a relationship, they are physically stronger. and physically harmed by a woman. so it's a challenge but something as i said that needs to be addressed because they are suffering in silence as well. >> where do they go if they are suffering and what kind of resources are available? >> there are fewer resources for men. let's be straightforw

. >> reporter: detectives description, and that has residents living along bartlett road on edge this morning. we have still frame photos for a neighbor's security camera there friday evening. they are grainy and hard to make out, but they reveal important details like the blue color, and it is missing a front left hubcap, and there's damage to the front end. neighbors here in pasco county are rs and he needs to be put away. that's dangerous for the young people, the young girls. >> we hope the sheriff can investigate his past and turn something up. maybe he will dig around and find something to put the guy where he belongs. >> reporter: here's another look at the suspicious vehicle. if you do see it around town, you're asked to call the sheriff's office. now they have released a description of the driver of the vehicle, but it's not a very good one, and he is old, and so certainly a very specific description of the vehicle that the suspect was driving around, and not a very detailed description of the suspect, and hopefully someone here in pasco county can spot the vehicle, and detec

provide the color and spectacle to enhance the artistry of the principal dancers. 13-year-old sofia bartlett has been a student since she was 3. >> it's a new ballet for me, it's cool to have a different experience with new and choreography. >> right now we're still working. >> kennedy parker in his second year, a and knows as young performers they have to be ready. the biggest challenge is, bumping into each other. if one is wrong we're all wrong. >> reporter: all the young dancers have to audition. put in the hours and do the mental and physical work. ballet takes up, like 80% of my life. >> all of them love ballet. they are so committed to it. i hope this reinforces why they want to do ballet. how much fun it is. >> i'm very serious about ballet. i really do want to continue this journey. >> when the audience claps for the company after they do a part it's, kind of fun. they are also clapping for you. >> the show opens the 53rd season. it opens next dhurs and runs through november 6th. >>> still to come -- an adorable case of fall. meet the photogenic pup who can't get enough of his trip

student another student and we don't quite know when theyre going to draw the line" the ladies of the bartlett pta are usually pretty welcoming neighbors but the news of a potential new apartment complex nearby has them more than a little concerned... " the hoa brought it to our attention, then we are members of a pta board so we kind of brought the news to them, and then it's just spread like wild fire..." right now the area is just some empty parking lot and rocky land, but it's only a stones throw... " away from some other developments and petitioners say that is part of the problem" (end bridge) tiffany thas there are already apartments that are next to that area, and across the street from that area... and its a small area so you wouldn't think more apartments would come there..." it's not the building they necissarily have an issue with, its the people that will be added to a community they say is already overcrowded... " adding more and more apartments, they just keep funneling the kids in" they say their kids schools in henderson are already over or at capacity... they also say the roa

man behind the wheel tried to lure a 15-year-old girl into it on friday while she was walking down bartlett road. these are image a surveillance camera showing older model blue van. deputies say the man asked the girl to get in the van but she refused. and was able to get home safely. if you recognize anything in this photo please call the pasco county sheriff's office. a man killed. pasco county chris nocco said it started with man's spit and threat and hit his pregnant girlfriend. deputies say they shot and killed man after he charged at deputy with knife while barricaded in bathroom. sheriff nocco says man wanted to die by suicide by cop. and his deputies tried other types of force including a taser. nocco says the situation is sad for man's family for his pregnant girlfriend and for the deputies woman was arrested accused of allowing 7-year-old child to drive a car while she filmed the entire thing. >> deputies say that gl posted video online in it you can hear her saying, when you're son is driving and he's only 7 years old. >> it was actually a school deputy resource officer that reco

pasco sheriff's office says a man approached the teen along bartlett road in holiday and invited her into his van. security footage in the area picked up this image. detectives believe it may be the suspicious van they're looking for. she reported him to deputies. teen told detectives the man is bald, between the ages of 30 and 50. sheriff's office is asking people to warn their children strangers. >> we talk to our kids about being polite but when it comes to a stranger, if you're approached by somebody as a child and you feel uncomfortable, you don't have to be polite. you have every right to say stop talking to me, run and get help if you feel the need to. >>russell: detectives are still investigating and they ask anyone with information about the man or the older blue model van in the holiday area to give them a call. >>laura: one month after water leak in polk county, the company has another mess to clean up. mosaic has confirmed a leak at the facility in plant city. a pump malfunctioned, releasing 50,000 gallons of water. officials say the spill is contained to the property. ba

then came steve bartlett. cubs five outs away when bartman and kept them from potentially catching a ball. the cubs ended up surrendering eight runs and lost 8-3. that painful memory was put to rest forever when the ball was blown up on live television. >> listen to the roar of the crowd as the indians take the field. the indians have had their share of misery as well. they haven't won a world series title since 1948. they came very close in 1997. indians went into the ninth inning of game 7 with a 2-1 lead over the marlins. they blew the lead and lost in the 11th inning. >> maybe things will turn around a little for the indians this year. >> reporter: both the indians and cubs have had their agony featured in movies over the years. >> just get it over the plate i want them to swing. >> last time i did that the guy hit one that hasn't landed yet. >> reporter: each one has a happy ending. >> yes! yes! >> the indians win it! the indians win it! oh, my god, the indians win it! >> reporter: the world series one fa

and would president bartlett ever return to the west wing?> i don't think at my age i could ever qualify any more. >> now, the insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> a month after brad pitt's child abuse accusations became headline news. can the strained relationship be fixed? >> you know the 15-year-old has always been by angelina's side through the ups and downs. >> we go inside their unique bond. maddox in the middle. >> brad pitt has met with his son, his eldest son maddox for the first time since the airplane incident on september 14th.

this happened on bartlett at 5:00 friday night. deputies say it's ale bald, white man driving an older model blue van. investigators are asking residents in the area if you have security cameras, please check that footage. anyone with information is urged to contact the pasco county sheriff's office. >> anjuli: new video shows 25-year-old derrick dion robinson turning himself last night into the polk county jail. he's wanted in connection with to a deadly shooting near a lakeland nightclub. murder. lakeland p.d. was called to rumors around midnight to clear out a parking lot where several fights broke out. 15 minutes later there was a shooting a a nearby shove ron station. he fired into the ground. two women were hanging out when they were hit. dixon died at the hospital and rag goes gess still recovering. no word on his >>> a notorious prisoner will be released from prison today. bernice bowen will become a free woman after serving 19 years. she was convicted of helping her boyfriend hank earl carr in the 1998 murders of three law

i remember when we were in the white house days on wednesday, that was around the time when dan bartlettay, got the sunday show request. he would go through them. chris wallace was the tough one. i don't want to do chris wallace. it was a tough one. also, people who were complaining about chris wallace should go back and look at the commentary about chris wallace as a choice when it was announced. there was i think universal praise at that time. i stick with that. >> eric, the ways you know about people is how they are described by the media. here is descriptions of chris wallace. he is my friend. an aggressive journalist, solid, an equal opportunity ravager. >> fantastic. that's what you want. i love the buckets -- he calls them buckets he picked. supreme court, supreme, foreign policy -- foreign hot spots. those are ones he will get to. he rules with an iron fist. it's awesome to see him move the debate on to the next topic. he will be great. >> what do you think? >> i am so excited about this. i can't tell you. i think this is going to be a gift, honestly, to the american people, to t

deputies say the teen was walking on bartlett road when she was approached by a man driving an older model, blue van. we have some images from a neighbor's surveillance camera here. the man asked the girl if she wanted to get into the van with him. she refused and she was able to get home safely. if you recognize this van, through a republican party headquarters in north carolina saturday night. sat's governor on sunday called it an attack on democracy. party posted these images showing the damage, blackened walls, charred couches and burned campaign signs. a window was broken and a swastika had the words, nazi republicans leave town or else. >>laura: donald trump was quick to point the finger, blaming, quote, animals representing hillary clinton and democrats. updating his followers on twitter, trump wrote all safe in orange county and he's proud of the north carolina g.o.p. party responding, too, quoting we will not be silenced. we will pray for those who seek to harm us. hillary clinton commenting on the attack calling it horrific and unacceptable. state officials responded with t

deputies say the teen was walking on bartlett road when she was approached by a man drying an older model blue van. surveillance camera that you're looking right now man asked girl if she wanted to get in van with him. she refused. was able to get home safely. and if you recognize the van in these pictures, contact the sheriff's office. >>> police in north carolina are investigating a after someone threw a firebomb through a republican campaign office is it & vandalize it had graffiti. this happened gop headquarters in hillary clinton. inside building burned out vandal wrote nazi republican get out town or else on the inside. a bottle of something flammable was thrown into window of the office burning a couch, political sienls and damaging interior. good news here no one was inside at the time. >> this is a horrific, horrific act of political terrorism. it is meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering from working at this office. hillary clinton and demes in north carolina justifier bombed our office in an orange county because we're winning. hillary clinton also post ad tweet

bartlett, attitash, sunday rife and up through sugarloaf, snow, snow, snow and it's coming to an end now from the system as it wheels on out of here. showers on live fox 25 storm tracker radar, but this is it. north shore, you get the last ones. gloucester, picking up light rainshowers, that will be gone in the next half-hour. already leister to the west, back side of this system, where the storm is it still raging in eastern massachusetts especially on the outer cape. we'll keep tracking the last of the showers until they're totally gone. look ahead to that halloween trick-or-treat forecast as well. >> vanessa: we'll see you shortly kevin. seven boats damaged in an early morning fire here in medford. the boats were docked at the mystic wellington yacht club. firefighters were able to keep the flames contained. at this point, they said it looks like the fuel tanks somehow caught fire. no one was hurt. the state fire marshal is now investigating. >> mark: new at 6:30 p.m., police believe the two men may thefts in quincy. >> vanessa: police say the guys were seen removing wheels from a

first responders are responding and in bartlett new hampshire a big heroin bust. 500 people are going to die at the end of this year from drugs. last year it was 439. the governor has been on my show and she will have a moment there. senator is it getting better or worse and you are a u.s. senator. he pushed for legislation on the opioid crisis. you have been -- classy about not pointing fingers at each other but as the governor what needs to be done and is a getting worse or better? ayotte: jack unfortunately we continue to lose people so it is getting worse in some ways because i keep meeting parents who have lost someone that they love. they have lost a son or a daughter or a brother or sister. it's devastating. the national level and work for three years on a bipartisan basis. two of us republicans into democrats came together and went to the people on the front lines to put together a bill called the comprehensive recovery act focusing on the best programs and focus from the federal level to focus on those programs and prevention treatment and recovery. this issue is also about i

next, will hear from jamie bartlett. jamie took on the subject matter personnel and internal discipline. welcome to the chamber. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. i made my name is jamie bartlett get on with a lot from of sidley austin sibley was asked to look into hiring emotions process was internal discipline process at the sfpd. i'm going to focus on the high-level finding made that's applicable to both buses is. specifically, both the hiring and promotions process and the internal discipline process within sfpd suffer from a notable lack of transparency. but interferes with the ability of the department to self regulate with external oversight with public trust. i will provide a few examples. background investigations at unit within the sfpd is tasked with investigating all applicants and plays an important role in the hiring process in determining whether a candidate is eligible for hire. despite important role we found that the unit is largely a black box perspective how background investigators were selecte

iat is more important is how vote for bartlett -- washington. i will hold them accountable no matter what party they are from. that's why i'm in the race. it has nothing to do with national party politics. i think people back in washington are entirely too stuck on party labels, on the kind of nonsense, the race for the bottom we have seen in the presidential. i was talking to one guy over the weekend who said it was like a nightmare he couldn't wake up from. i think it is important you focus on the race, and what either of us can do for utah. moderator: let's move on. a series of recent national surveys by major entities revealed deep-seated concerns and minds of average americans, on to general topics. the economy, and national security. we have students standing by that will pepper you with questions on the economy.at this point, please turn your attention to national security. because of acts of domestic terrorism, americans are expressing concern for their own safety in their home states, and home communities. short of declaring a police st

winds are not so bad at bartlett elementary. but all the wind figures rising up. you can see temperatures across southern nevada. 72 in boulder city. 60 up in indian springs. and 69 down in primm. and 70s predominateing here in the valley. and 72 at centennial. southeast las vegas. and you can see winds in the double digits right now. and we have had wind gusts into the 30 miles an hour range. and they will be rising up later on today. you can see the skies are starting to brighten right now. wind advisory in effect to the west. spring mountains into nye county. and the clouds moving through. we should have plenty of sunshine. maybe a few clouds later on in the day. early evening really. your complete weekend forecast. look ahead to the work week ahead. back to you. >> anchor: all right. thank you. see you in a bit. police officer in san francisco that was shot in the head. is expected to survive. it happened friday night when officers were responding to a 911 call. let's bring in awe authorities to explain how this all unfolded. >> at 8:15, this evening, officers