the couple filed a police report, but the burglaries remained unsolved.arkus kaarma said he feared they were being targeted. >> we've pretty much been living in fear, and it sucks. and to know that we're being watched and targeted and knowing how hard it is for you guys to actually catch a burglar with no evidence. >> reporter: kaarma said they no longer felt safe in their own home and were terrified they'd be robbed again. >> and we've been sketched out. we don't feel safe. i'm on edge about everything. >> reporter: the couple even e-mailed their neighbors to warn them about the string of burglaries and suggest everyone lock their cars and garages. >> having somebody burglarize you is a terrible feeling. and it does leave people feeling violated and angry. >> yes, i would agree. >> so that's not uncommon for people to be upset and extremely vigilant after a burglary? >> i would agree. it's not. >> reporter: the more time that passed with the burglars at large, the more fearful markus and janelle said they became. in part because he was a seasonal firefig

there is a pattern of burglaries in this area. we're getting more details and we'll continue to bring them to you. >> a laceration to her head from a piece of wire. we're still trying to figure out. these are preliminary details from the nypd. >>> now to move on to a situation at the bronx. allegations of excessive force against some nypd. >> and the man making the accusations is a new york state assemblyman. >> reporter: that's right. the police commissioner says he was not asked for an apology by the assemblyman this morning and he has no intention of making one. the assemblyman has filed a formal complaint alleging excessive force from an incident that took place right here on saturday afternoon. it was during a barbecue for family day with many people altercation between a couple and a police officer when a police officer he identifies as perez grabbed him, placed him in a bear hug, and then slammed him into a fence. the police commissioner says there is also a different version of that sequence of events. >> the assemblyman i

police tell us they were responding to a call of a burglary in progress. the video does the woman seen on video call 911 after seeing the suspect in her home from a remote surveillance system. she failed to let the suspect inside. >> a struggle ensued, one shot the officers service weapon. >> reporter: police chase perez and eventually caught up into him. in this cell phone video you can see paramedics treating him as he is reeled away on a stretcher, terrifying for witnesses in the middle. >> i heard a gunshot, boom, like a big boom. i ducked down it was, like, what the hell is going on? i started looking around and saw a guy come out of my neighbors home and run right past my car. is a career criminal who has served prison time at least twice. in 2012 he was convicted of and temp -- attempted burglary, sentenced to five years and released this past june. in 2001 he was convicted of attempted burglary, sentenced to three and half years and released in 2004. police say the burglary may have been part of a break and pattern in the area making residents more

burglaries alone. the problem here is that last year, i did the same search, this is nearly triple what we saw last year. >> take a good look. this man has targeted denver's baker neighborhood at least once recently. this is clear evidence from daniel's home surveillance system. >> aspiring young gentleman hopped this fence here. reporter: and when the crook walked into his detached garage, the surveillance camera was staring at him. >> we're seeing initial footage of our the door. then he's going to go grab one of the bikes. be exact and even the security camera, but not before it caught him in the act. >> you can tell by the footage the guy was in and out in two, two and a half minutes. reporter: a classic in and out job. >> she's definitely nervous and scared and so am i. reporter: turns out, he only put a camera in the garage after hearing burglary a few blocks away. >> when we saw the time on the video, it happen we all have a stake in living here, we all would like to keep our stuff and folks see

before that an armed burglary and a police chase. before that, a homicide investigation down off of south broadway from last november. colorado boulevard. he is facing charges that include first degree murder for that shooting back in november, attempted murder of a police officer, over 11 counts of attempted murder for that other shooting, burglary, menacing. we'll be inside and bring you the latest later on this morning. live downtown, jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> robert dear, jr. court for another competency exam today.. back in may, a judge ruled he was not competent to stand trial. he's been in a mental facillty in pueblo ever since. today, though, a judge could rule dear is competent which would then set the stage for a trial in the future. >>> people hoping to ride the train to the plane yesterday got a nasty surprise. the train was shut down for almost seven hours due to mechanical issues. rtd is hoping to make it up to people by giving them a free on our free denver 7 app. >>> unfortunately we have an accident up north. th

the three who were indicted have a long list of charges including burglary and grand larceny. >>> new tonight, clark county firefighters were called out fire on the second floor. it happened just after 10 this evening. firefighters say the flames were confined to the inside of the washer. one person was taken to a hospital with smoke inhalation. >>> coyotes on the attack in local neighborhoods. tonight, one of them held a community meeting to talk about the growing number of coyotes coming into residential areas and targeting family >> we are out here at the wetlands, there is lots of vegetation, and water. the kai owe cities have been venturing into the surrounding neighborhoods preying on family pets. >> 50% of their diet is small animals, rabbits, mice, squirrels. an east las vegas community concerned about encroaching visitors, coyotes, in some cases lots of them, spotted at night, but sometimes even in the day time. ellen was house sitting when she heard barking. >> i go over there and the coyotes have already attacked my aunt's dog and they came back. >> at least one coyote came

. >>> a rash of burglaries in the city of livermore. i will show you how an entire community is banning together to fight back. >> also, no apology and no price cut. more anger over the soaring cost of a life-saving device but something the company did today to try to help the situation ended up backfiring. >> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. another round of fog in san francisco. we have your morning forecast and something else to cool us down in weekend in a few minutes. >> an agency created to protect you from bad lawyers has some of the highest paid public employees and a multi-million dollar problem. >> there's a lot crawling under the surface not what it should be. >> we investigate the california bar association and take our evidence to the woman in charge. >> i think we're turning this ship around. >> i'm arguing the ship is already sinking. >> i've herald it. i don't agree. >> friday at 11:00 on "nbc bay area" we investigate. >> you're watching "nbc bay area news" with the bay area's biggest investigative yupt hold

how many burglaries have you done over your life? >> over 100. >> reporter: he is revealing secrets about his criminal past as part of an i-team project designed to keep you safe. we sent and new jersey, asking them questions about how they pick their targets, broke into homes, and what you can do to stop them. the answers from behind bars were eye opening. far and away, houses are more popular targets and they're most likely to hit in the morning, but it is how they choose you that is really alarming. >> a typical burglary, a person you're scoping. >> reporter: he often scoped out his targets and roughly 65% of the burglars agreed, saying they did surveillance at least some of the time. 51% said they did it to figure out the schedule of people inside or their neighbors' pattern. they have no problem posing as someone else. >> you might have somebody walk around acting like a jehovah witness with a >> reporter: our survey found 29% of burglars will knock on your front door to see if you're home. they have lines ready. i'm a delivery

now finally three arrested in a major burglary ring. what led to the break in the case. >>> a profit. we dig deeper into mosquito spraying your lawn and if it works. >>> broken promises and veterans who served bravely forced to wait in line for an attorney the. >>> i'm keith cate.'s in i'm stacie schaible and thanks for joining us. they are sophisticated pimmit hills that detectives have been 25 burglaries in affluent south tampa neighborhoods and police believe they have caught the crooks. we have reported on a string of burglaries since march and jeff patterson joins us live in a neighborhood where the burglaries took place in finally released for people. >> reporter: good evening. this is not the kind of neighborhood you associate with crime but homes have been hit over and over again. police have great surveillance video and photos of the suspected thieves but it was a solid credit card that helped lead to their the images are perfectly clear. showing suspected burglars knocking on doors and calmly walking through south tampa homes

anyone with information on this burglary can call thornton police at 720-977-5069. again that number is 720-977- 5069 or call 1-800-283-4867. >>> a buckley airman says he and his wife were playing with his gun when she got shot in the head and died. aurora police arrested 21-year- old brian leron rivera for manslaughter last night. they found his wife dead inside the couple's apartment. around 6:00 last night. he told them he had shot his wife and she died. he told investigators he and his wife were playing with his gun trying to take it from each other's hands when it went off. >>> three fort collin officers are on routine paid leave after officers shot and killed a man. 63-year-old jerry jackson died of multiple gunshot wounds. police responded to a domestic dispute. officials say they sa illegally enter a woman's home and came back out with a weapon in hand. officers tased him. he kept coming at them and they shot him. the three officers were placed on leave which is standard procedure until the investigation is done. >>> the food and drug administration is urgin

but this year, during that same about 870 burglaries. and burglaries are down in district one as well which includes south tampa. >>> well, now to the race for the white house and hillary clinton's campaign trying to distance itself from an unexpected face at a florida rally. >> you may have seen this on social media. the pulse nightclub shooter's father attending the rally in kissimmee yesterday. he claimed the democratic party invited him to the event where clinton mentioned the mass shooting in orlando. but her campaign says that is not true and he was there until afterwards. as donald trump blasted clinton's gun control policies in north carolina today, he got himself in a lot of trouble online and social media for what he said here. take a listen. >> hillary wants to apolish essentially apolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pico owe if she gets to pick her folks. although the second amendment people maybe there is. i don't know. but i'll tell you what, that will be a horrible day. >> yeah. that right there is what

two burglaries were reported in this off-campus neighbhood. in both cases: homes were ?not locked. if you leave your door unsecured and unattended, crimes of opportunities will happen the area has seen its share of crime. there was a break in to our apart too long ago but police say these latest burglaries were preventable. they hope these fliers... and short visits... will stick with students as school begins. it's really about relationship building - we're out door to door, talking to people - rather than just using the internet or a text alert or something like thatstudents speculate some of their neighbors leave doors open to be sociable...or just forget to lock up. they think m-u-p-d's efforts will kind of a helpful reminder it makes me nervous at the same time it also makes me sad tonight will be the final night of officers going door to door. classes at marquette start up on august 29th. at 16th and kilbourne pz tmj4 marquette's student government is helping with the door-to- door efforts. "new at 4"...kenosha police need your help finding a missing man. chad ferr

since the burglaries schultz has installed motion sensor cameras.l frustrated, worried and scared. >> we are still not feeling safe in our community. we are

she saw the burglary in progress. she called 911. she wasn't worried about cash or jewelry or a big screen tv. she was worried about her dog. and she may have risked her life to save that dog. maspeth today, guns drawn, a tense and dangerous situation, and in to all that, watch this. the woman with the gold purse starts calling for her dog, lisa. >> lisa! lisa! >> reporter: knowing there are police with guns drawn inside, she goes in anyway to get her dog, and comes out with the dog just in time it turns out. because moments later -- >> [ screaming ] [ gunshots ] >> reporter: you see the suspect run out but he was shot in the far. >> they went in and then i heard what sounded like a shot and the person apparently who was robbing the apartment ran out and ran up hall avenue. >> reporter: that's where police found 37-year-old felix perez of brooklyn, a career criminal with four burglary convictions on his record. police believe he's responsible as well. police later talked about what happened inside that house. >> one officer encounter

burglary is following a string of burglaries to hit the denver metro in the last week alone. the latest here at the health center on south colorado boulevard across from the 24 hour fitness. we're told alarms went off around 2:45 this morning and police were nearby and were able to respond quickly. they set up a perimeter and waitee for a task fort to get here. they went into the building denver 7. they didn't find anyone inside during their search, but they did find broken glass in the back of the dispensary. i was able to sseak to the owner and was able to only ask her about cameras inside at the time of the burglary. all she was ableeto tell me was that the company is compliant regulations, which i've come to learn mean that there needs to be a security camera pointed at the register and security exits. still, there are no suspects in custody. we don't have a suspect description either. we're working on getting that to you. reporting live from outside the health center on south colorado boulevard, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> we have a news alert, police are now

a burglary gone wrong? was it something else entirely? here's dennis murphy with "consumed." >> the canterbury hill subdivision in paducah, kentucky, is a good place to raise kids. tidy homes kept up by neighbors living ordered lives. as the front porch lights went down on just another day, what happened one cold january night in the wee hours was especially alarming. orange flames were licking the tree tops. a roaring all-consuming fire was devouring one of the nice homes. >> it was awful. half of the house was gone. >> what would rise from those ashes was far more than the far marshal's investigation into cause. there would be a probe into the deepest roots of a treachery beyond most people's comprehension. >> that's not true. no way. >> what had they all missed? >> a monster, a liar, a cheater. >> he's destroyed my entire family. >> before it became charred rubble, the house was home to a longtime paducah couple, keith and julie griffith. church going, golf playing, high school sweethearts, 36 years into a mirnlg that had produced two

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milwaukee police helped green field police deal with a foot pursuit after the burglary. two people are in custody this morning. greenfield police have not said if anything was taken from the pharmacy. stay with wisn 12 news for the updates. back to you. tim, thank you. >> this morning the death toll at 237 in italy me a massive earthquake. the magnitude 6 earthquake destroyed three towns and killing hundreds. yesterday the crews pulled dozens from the homes and businesses and firefighters are asking everyone in the area to be quiet so they can hear the cries of those people buried. facebook as activated the safety check. "good morning america" has after "12 news this morning." >> new documents are expected to be filed in the coming days in the stephen avery case. the attorney is expected to appeal the murder conviction today an asking for new testing and access to d.n.a. evidence. avery is serving a life sentence for the murder of teresa holbach. avery's nephew was also convicted and the judge overturned that constriction and giving the state 90 days to appeal or retry h

her ashes taken in a burglary sunday afternoon. >> please bring it back. i don't care about anything. i just want my mom back. >> reporter: the break-in was stopping by for a visit. he found doors wide open. household items stolen, along with jewelry. but it's the urn the family is desperate to get back. >> she passed away two months ago. we feel like they lost her all over again. it's the same emotion. >> reporter: and a quick check of the website shows at least nine burglaries in the area in the past four weeks. now the family is not only retur the ashes. >> they can leave the ashes somewhere. i don't care if it's in a vacant lot and call channel 3 and say we just left the ashes at wherever and we'll go and pick them up. >> it's about this big, this big. it's a dark, wooden box that you can't open. you have to unscrew it frhe bottom. >> reporter: barbara mulholland worked for city bank for 30 years and gave tirelessly to charities, including west care nevada spear ed heading a makeover of the campus that serves those battling addiction issues. a mother l

. >> seven burglaries in less than two months all in one neighborhood.olice think it should be one beat. what they say he's targeting. >> and ryan lochte facing criminal charges in rio. what's next for the swimming star. >>> outrage tonight directed at the prince george's county school board. >> reporting of abuse and poor training cost the county's head start program millions in federal dollars. news 4's jackie bensen is live for us where the message from parents tonight was here we go again. jackie. >> reporter: jim, board members were confronted by some county residents who are, understandably, very angry about this. >> you broke the law. >> reporter: speakers at the meeting did not hold back, accusing some officials of criminal wrong doing for allegedly failing to report cases of neglect and mistreatment in the head start program. >> i support the demand of the five board members that the chair and the vice chair resign. i take it one step further. the ceo also needs to resign. >> one speaker drew parallels to the horrific matters discovered in febru

>>> coming up, could julie's murder have been a burglary gone bad? >> somebody looking for a laptop or jewelry, whatever, and things go down. >> right. >> and then, this detective spies what could be a critical clue on someone's phone. >> ping, up comes a text message? >> that's correct. >> when "dateline extra" continues. xwxexep?p?h >>> welcome back. as julie griffiths' friends and family struggled to cope with her death, the county coroner made an alarming discovery. the grandmother had been shot three times. was this a random act, or did julie know her killer? with little evidence to go on, detectives wanted to talk to her husband. and that's when they stumbled across a curious clue. back now to dennis murphy with "consumed." >> the theory that julie died by accidental fire had collapsed as suddenly as the griffiths house itself. for detective matt carter, a .45 calib .45 caliber slug recovered from julie griffith's torso, turned the charred rubble into the scene of a homicide crime. >> it changed a lot. >> despite more than a decade on the job,

since the burglaries schultz has installed motion sensor cameras. he is still frustrated, worried and scared. >> we are still not feeling safe in our community. we are not getting word from our community leadership, the city council or the mayor.>>reporter: j.r. stone kron 4 news.>>> police in richmond are offering $10,000. corey mattie was gunned down while she was riding her bicycle on 24th street and nevin earlier in the month. the suspect vehicle is a newer model white honda accord. mattie had no criminal history and the motive in her death is unclear. anyone with information is that to contact richmond police. >>> still no arrest in the drive-by shooting in san jose, the victims were two brothers. tonight a roadside memorial grows outside a home on south eighth street where they were gunned down. police say last night a car rolled up opening fire. the brothers are arturo and michael ramirez. police will not confirm whether the shooting is gang-related. those are this 32nd and 33rd homicides surpassing all of your slow -- last year's. >>> the sa

durell jones is charged with burglary and was bound over for trial during a preliminary hearing. joseph lindsey and devon love had a scheduling conference on a charge of enterting a locked il accused of looting 'clark beer and liquor' on august 14th. governor walker is defending his administration's efforts to create jobs in the sherman park neighborhood. neighborhood.earlier this week, several groups including citizen action of wisconsin, sounded the alarm and demanded immediate attention to job creation. the governor says meetings have taken place that were scheduled long before the unrest...and he shared with us what he told city officials. ya know that movie "field of dreams: if build it they will viable workforce, emploryers, particuiarly in manufacturing will come to that area and parts of the city." city."part of the ntrorsy centered on just how many jobs created by the wisconsin economic development corporation. it denies making any kind of job creation claim only confirming that since 20-11, it has sent 250 millon dollars to milwaukee for workforce development. unemploym

has been arrested in connection with the dealership burglaries. he cannot be waived into adult court. police are stil searching for the others invovled. reporting in racine county... madeline anderson fox6 news. the number of the weeks is 53 as the packers roster will reach that number by saturday. so a large number of players have one last chance to prove their worth. coming up, brandon ready for the first day of school! nat: "a lot of exciting new things." it's special for any student.. nat: "welcome back!" ...but there's something unique happening at sherman multicultural arts school. "it will be an opportunity for our kids to understand that we appreciate them not just on day one, but every day of the year." the back to school buzz. one more chance, that's all many players have for the packers as their final preseason game kicks off tomorrow night in kansas city. one of those players is quarterback marquise williams, who has seen more snaps than were probably expected because of the ankle injury brett hundley suffered. while he's been behind j

the volvo xc90. >>> a chilling burglary on camera. a woman is seen wandering around a home in oregon while a family of eight was fast asleep just a few feet away. the family woke up and found their home ransacked. after reviewing the security video, they saw the woman wearing sunglasses trying on their clothing, even fixing herself something to eat. >> so violating. in so many ways. this is your safe haven. you come home and this is where the world is done. this is your home. >> police eventually arrested facing several charges including burglary, theft, and criminal trespassing. >>> a developing story, a hit and run on the water. police are looking for a boater who took off after nearly crushing a long island mother along the south shore. >> reporter: a peaceful sunday evening, matthew scully was navigating his boat home. his wife, 13-year-old daughter and friends on board. the family taking in thevi >> >> reporter: it was a boat like this one speeding through what is supposed to be a 5 mile per hour zone it. slammed into them, flyin

they had heard about the neighborhood's recent rash of burglaries.s what happened to julie. >> they come in, and they startled cleo. >> the dog started to bark. and go for them. >> and caused julie to wake up and they got scared and shot her. >> it made perfect sense. >> but for detective carter the burglary theory of the crime wasn't panning out. even as they sorted through the rubble, detectives at the scene found untouched valuables, two safes, a cache of guns and julie's purse sitting in plain sight. >> you would think an intruder would have grabbed it. >> you would think so. >> so carter set out to follow the most promising lead he had. who was this woman deanna who wondered if keith had made it home okay. he had described her as a guy friend. >> there was just something about that text message that seemed to stick out, and it seemed to create that question of, you know, what's missing here. >> carter had called ahead to the authorities in the indiana town where deanna lived. they had arranged to bring the woman down to an interview room. she wa

the subject, who was quick to deny he had anything do with any of the burglaries, looked to schartner meek, his voice was very low. he wouldn't speak to me as you and i are speaking, he would only whisper, he would actually come up and whisper in my ear. >> did you think, tony, at that point, i've got a suspect here? >> no. >> atf agents john cooney and dave sheplack led the investigation into the weapons theft and they, too, were having a hard time trying to read jason scott. >> we're usually pursuing the most violent criminals in the united states and for lack of a better word, this guy wasn't a thug. >> in fact, jason turned out to be a college graduate and valued employee at u.p.s. >> we did a background check on him and really he had no criminal history. >> jason and his accomplice were charged with weapons theft and possession, but given that neither had a criminal record, a judge released them pending trial. >> she basically had to make a decision, all right, you're not a flight risk and you're not a danger to the community so both of them were released to home monitoring. >> s

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avondale police say the suspects face felony burglary charges. we will keep you posted as we learn more on that. for the valley's only 11:00 newscast. more news to get to, a motorcycle officer in checked out after winning his bike down in phoenix. we are working to figure out what happened. ar-15 is over the scene near 20th st. and union hills. officers are pushing the bike off the roadway. thankfully no other cars were involved. >>> problems for drivers in the west valley this morning. a backup was caused by a avondale boulevard. six or seven cars and a semi involved in this one. trooper say there are injuries, that we don't know how serious they are. the cause is thing investigated. >>> auto -- i was always tells us we can't let our guard down when it comes down to those monsoon storms. >> let's check in with iris. >> it will be another hot day. on keeping a close eye on the skies. so far all quiet. i expect things will remain quite. by later this afternoon and evening the storm and dust threat is moving back into the valley. more monsoon moist

25 burglaries in affluent south tampa neighborhoods and police believe they have caught the crooks. we have reported on a string of burglaries since march and jeff patterson joins us live in a neighborhood where the burglaries took place in finally released for people. >> reporter: good evening. this is not the kind of neighborhood you associate with crime but homes have been hit over and over again. police have great surveillance video and photos of the suspected thieves but it was a solid credit card that helped lead to their the images are perfectly clear. showing suspected burglars knocking on doors and calmly walking through south tampa homes to take expensive jewelry and high-end electronics. >> they took all of our jewelry. >> reporter: elizabeth lives in one of the 25 homes hit them since march. >> it was difficult because a lot of the things were family heirlooms. >> reporter: a team of the cases. two weeks ago they got a break learning a stolen credit card was used in a store in south florida. >> once we went to the store and they had video it helped identify the subject w

. >>> near the campus a burglary pursuit turns into a bomb scare. officers were called into a possible burglary in progress on north fourth street. when police arrived they found signs of a burglary and a suspicious device. the bomb squad called in and detonated it. >>> without enough officers to patrol the streets and concerns over public safety mounting san jose city leaders have followed through on an unusual move to declare a state of emergency to beef up police staffing levels. that could impact police work elsewhe elsewhere, especially for lower level crimes. the vote allows the department to reassign officers and investigators from other divisions directly to street patrol. >>> developing news now out of the east bay. two people have died after being shot at an oakland park. we won't to check in with police who have been on that seen all morning long. the shootings happened around midnight at chavez park in oakland. the park is on 28th avenue and foothill boulevard. investigators are not releasing any information on the victims or the shooter

burglary is following a string of burglaries to hit the denver metro in the last week alone. the latest here at the health center on south colorado boulevard across from the 24 hour fitness. we're told alarms went off around 2:45 this morning and police were nearby and were able to respond quickly. they set up a perimeter and waitee for a task fort to get here. they went into the building

>> reporter: police are calling it a burglary pattern here in bushwick and say that the building that you see here behind me was one of the surveillance video liberally helping himself to packages that are not his from an apartment building lobby is wanted in connection with a burglary pattern in bushwick. >> that's horrible. very bad. i hope they catch the guy. >> reporter: it happened here at this apartment building on loghton street on july 19th around 7:00 p.m. then immediately starts ripping off packages and parcels on the floor after entering the building and stuin while plastic bag. he leaves then comes back looks around, and then takes a big box and leaves again. only to come back again, still an even bigger box -- steal an even bigger box and bolt it out of flame. >> i think they're probably desperate. >> reporter: but cops say he wasn't done there. police say the suspect is a also wanted for a burglary here at 228 jefferson street on july 3rd around 7:30 in the morning. where he's accused of standing floor apartment, reaching into the window of the unit, and stealing a cell

it lasted 1 hour going through driver of the truck was speeding from a burglary. the car had children inside. will keep you updated. >>> lawyer for steven avery, the focus of the documentary making a murderer says she is thrilled brendan death is murder conviction was overturned. dance, avery's nephew convicted for raping and murdering woman. the star winters -- what is a neighbor's child hit his confession was coerced the judge ruled we saw the, -- were recorded confession and he's pursuing up appeal and the lord he thinks he will win. >>> volkswagen is under fire this morning for its keyless entry systems. experts say they can hack into keyless entry systems. the device calling less than $40. this affect millions of cars company says other companies systems are at risk and if it impacts people came get access into your car. >>> another weekend and pokemon go story. >> your favorite. >> love it. >> pokemon go is not fascinating everyone and lawmakers especially, the pentagon bans the app from governing issued phones and devices. washington times has the mental --

all new at 6:00, turning a burglary into a good deed. a local senior citizen stolen jewelry was replaced thanks to acts of kindness. >> marie: and an update on the fierce fire. the scene and san bernardino county. >> jim: this is very >> >> jim: will take you back to california now to talk more about the fight against his massive wildfire you see a burning straight uphill here and just before the break we saw how close it is getting to homes in the area. of the homes up there in the hillside. and this is a fire that started yesterday afternoon and as i 15, it was just five acres at the time when we first told you about it. now it has burned 65,000 acres and at this point no end is in sight. >> jim: they see some of the structures and the shot now. 84,000 people are under mandatory evacuation order tonight because of this. the fire covers 46 square >>> breaking news tonight. olympic bombshell, questions swirling around ryan lochte and the 19 u.s. swimmers who say they were robbed at gunpoint in rio. a judge orders two of their passports s

this burglary happened last month. you can see them walking into an apartment building near s parker rd just off mississippi ave. the two are later seen running away--the man doesn't have a shirt them, call the arapahoe sheriff or you can leave an anonymous tip with metro denver crime stoppers we weren't able to get sound in the courtroom... but the video of sedgwick county sheriff tom hanna shaking his head at the charges against him- says it all. hanna is facing felony charges involving sexual assault of a developmentally disabled inmate. court documents say, the sheriff told a deputy on august 10th that he was going to drive a female prisoner in his personal truck to the logan county jail. instead, t d says the truck ended up at the sheriff's home. investigators interviewed the inmate a woman who says she has a low i-q. she told investigators the sheriff had her strip down, offered her 60 bucks and sexually assaulted her. the district attorney said the investigation is awkward and uncomfortable. the sheriff's bond h

they are suspects in a home burglary off upham street and w 66the ave just off wadsworth blvd. police say they took a laptop and credit cards - then used the cards at businesses nearby. if you recognize either of these people - you can leave an anonymous tip with the metro denver crime stoppers - and possibly earn a reward. the number is 720- 913-stop. west nile virus has arrived. colorado has 13 cases of it. and now -- the state health department is reporting its first west nile death of the year. but health workers say the virus is rarely fatal -- 80 percent of those who get west nile have no symptoms. still -- precautions are recommended. wear long sleeves and use repellent with deet in it -- and watch out for areas with standing water. donald trump is continuing his florida today... yesterday -- the republican presidential nominee took a shot at president obama's foreign policy agenda.. in doing so -- he suggested that the president was the founder of the islamic state...and that trump's opponent, democrat hillary clinton, was the co-founder. 41?&li?brd nigh?tclub shooter ?

the 53-year-old man who claims he's british royalty is due will be in court this morning to face a burglary charge. alexander montagu- manchester is accused in a break-in at a home in july. he's also set to appear in court wednesday in a separate false police report case. then on thursday, he faces a judge for a 20-15 d-u-i. he tells police he's the 13-th duke of manchester. he's represented by court-appointed public defn >>> a community mourns the loss of two nuns after they were brutally murdered. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up we'll take a look at the memorial that was held in their honor and at the upcoming trial for their alleged killer. ((brian loftus)) >> and the world of enetertainment loses one of their own. we'll take a look at the life of gene wilder./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the man accused of killing two nuns in mississippi will stay behind bars. last night, a judge ordered rodney sanders to be held without bond. it comes hours after sisters paula merrill and margaret were honored

police say the burglary happened yesterday morning around 5am.y say two guys entered the store looking for narcotics. they couldn't get them but they got away with some other stuff and police believe the same men are also responsible for burglaries in lower merion. fresco users on the scene right after firefighters comer land county put out basement fire. this happened around 8:00 tonight. along the 1600 block of north brewster road that's in vinela vineland. firefighters got things under control in about half hour and no one is hurt. when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone, shoot it and make sure you use the fresco app so you can send it to our newsroom. lucy. >> all right, thank you iain. turkish and american justice officials meeting talking about the muslim cleric whose living in the poconos. turko wants him back. turkish government accuses fethullah gulen of mastermindi g last month's failed military tempt in the country. gulen has lived in pennsylvania for the 17 years denied any connection to it. extradition is also expe

. >>> police are calling it a disturbing burglary pattern in bushwick. cameras captured his someone recognizes him. cbs2 scott rapoport has more. >> reporter: nypd says that the man in the surveillance video boldly brazenly helps himself to packages that are not his from an apartment building lobby is wanted in connection with a burglary pattern. >> that's horrible. that's very bad. i hope they catch the guy. >> reporter: police say it happened here at 24 laughton street around 7:00 p.m. building, then immediately starts snatching up packages and parcels on the floor and stuffing them in a white plastic bag. he leaves then comes back, looks around, then grabs a big box and leaves again. only to come back again, ripping off an even bigger box and bolting out of frame. >> that is a terrible thing. >> reporter: police say that the suspect is also wanted for a burglary here at 228 jeffersonst at 7:00 in the morning. >> reporter: he's accused of reaching into the unit of the building, stealing a cell phone inside while charging. police say that surveillance v

he faces three counts of burglary. es 'hopefully, people dont view this as a negative and they of sherman park... dozens came together for a surprise 80-th birthday party honoring 'lester staples junior' yesterday... staples is co-owner of 'staple brothers hardware,' located at 35-th and burleigh. two weeks ago, stores and businesses around his burned. thankfully, staple brothers was untouched. the business has been open for 48 years - and the brothers say theyve never seen anything like what happened that weekend. in recognizing staples, state senator lena taylor calls him a 'community leader.' individuals who live in the community, hes hired people -