i'm been following the case of ryan ferguson since 2005. when he went on trial for the murder of sports editor ken hide lea. there was there was something not right about this case. >> there was no physical evidence whatsoever to connect ryan to the crime scene. >> recording this will be detective strur. a lot of it is foggy as to what you remember. >> your honor, the state calls charles erikson. >> i looked up and ryan was over the victim. >> he had his foot on his back and he was pulling up on the belt. to lie about me. >> it just sucked the air right out of us. we were absolutely devastated. >> ryan never should have been tried for this murder. this case is full of holes. it's just full of holes. >> i think i a saw ryan. >>> i feel like i should be released from prison. >> i know charles is absolutely innocent. >> when you've got innocent people locked up, you've got the murder still on the streets. they need the find the real killer. ferguson, wrongful conviction. >> it was an incredible feeling. i could go where i want. and do what i w

when you take the connection, the ferguson effect. one of the things is the moral booster, the moral going down. >> you saw in new york arrests were down significantly last year. >> you had a trees in easts. you had a decrease in complainants nationally. a lot is introduction of technology to police and rest of society. criminals do not commit crimes when they know they are on camera. going back to the uptick in violence, we are in single digits. it begs a question to pan out can we make conclusions. if you look at the last, you know, since 1993, 1994, the numbers dropped. it's been a drop, and all of a sudden we are saying the other thing had. >> now i wouldn't rush to quit judgments. the comments came from the fbi director when he was here in new york. we are talking single diges. if they are double. i'd say we may look to make an adjustment. smaller dets have less resources. far more limited. reality is increases are not uniform. it's hard to come up with anything conclusive. >> like i mentioned. it's the smaller departments that a

or at least what ferguson's come to represent.bigger if this had really happened, could it have made a difference? >> when you look at what the president's doing with his gun bill, the biggest problem is we're not addressing the real issue. the real issue is we have a country where there's some people who see african-americans and they're getting scared with a gun or without a gun. look, if 10% of the people, african-american, open carried in ferguson, would that help dispel whatever fears that we have? i just believe that we have to get back to the constitutional basis. and this idea that if you live in this jurisdiction, your rights aren't there and you live here -- i just think we need to take this head on, instead of cutting around. we have serious crime in missouri. we are the number one per capita murder capital of the world year in, year out. we will be in 2015. until we address what's causing -- it's not the gun. it's the person that's utilizing the gun. where is that social will coming? is it because of poverty? you go in

the- jusc department and ferguson, missouri ... have come to terms ... on systemic changes in that city's police department...following the 20-14 police-involved shooting... of 18-year-old miccel brown... who was unarmed. the agreement... which must be approved by the city council...would avert a federal lawsuit. the plan calls for more thorough training of police officers... and changes... to the city's "use of force" procedures. the police department... would be monitored... fcompliance. tonight... the death toll in the east coast snow storm has reached at least 50. the powerful storm system is blamed for numerous car deadly car accidents...carbon monoxide poisonings... and ... while shoveling snow. virginia and pennsylvania were the hardiest hit with 21 deaths. and -10- people killed in the carolinas... however...things have certainly thawed out.. in the upstate ... hestorm seems a distance memory.. but parts of north carolina are still seeilingering effects. let's get over to 24-7 meterologisdan bickford. it's been ahot topic for onths..with some all

ferguson was at 13%. they did not impact ferguson, it impacted a lot of cities that were ran and led by african-american leadership. they skirted around the issue, and they were good bills that were filed they could have addressed some of these murderous practices head on. they went to the side. >> senator trotter, chicago has been in the news about the recent disclosure -- the video concerning look on walker. what is your perspective on how this discussion is unfolding? >> first and foremost, it is nothing new. what makes chicago stand out in this particular incident, 16 shots and 400 days for an unarmed man and it has been 400 days before the ministrations, or our government entities acknowledged the fact that this was over the top. what has happened in chicago and the rest of america, since reconstruction. police officers are unmatched who collects clan men who went to your house -- this is nothing new. we have to get back to the whole thing, what is the mission of our police department? is there a mis

lens aimed at mark ferguson's office space. what's that moment like when you realize you are on camera. >> you feel violate. >> reporter: they fired ferguson accusing him of video evidence to prove it. but little did his bosses know he spotted the camera and taken it home for a closer look. he realized if it reported recorded audio with his consent it could be a violation of massachusetts law and month later he is fired up. >>i don't know how to explain it. like someone staking a wet dirty finger and sticking it in your ear and that's how you feel when you are been violated. >> reporter: hr employees matthew i did men coand eric smith faced a clerk imagination trait who will decide if the wiretapping charges are justified. why did you put camera up. when it was over they refused to answer questions why did you use the camera with audio. >> no comment. >> reporter: the attorney argued it was a mistake. is the big question whether or not they knew it had audio. >> it's whether or not they knew it and intended to audio record or w

. >>> and ferguson, missouri, concept degree. the justice department releasing a draft of the decree ferguson. as the agreement here in cleveland, it appoints an independent monitor for the police department. last year, an investigation revealed the ferguson p.d. engaged in a pattern of violating the constitutional rights of others. >>> and right now, two richfield police officers are off the job and simply they want to make sure the shop with financial standards. leave. >>> and? consumer news, huntington bank merritt. the ceo is hoping to keep layoffs to a minimum and said that the akron-beacon journal, their long-term goal is to grow here and adding jobs. the $3.4 billion deal needs to be approved by the federal reserve. >>> the federal trade commission is suing devry university about misleading students about their job prospects after graduation. the agency is taking issue with statistics used in advertisements. they say the ads claiming 90% graduation are deceptive. devry has four campuses in ohio, including one in seven hill

well, ferguson was at 13. so it didn't impact ferguson that much. it actually impacted a lot of cities that were ran and led by, you know, african-american leadership. so it was -- they skirted arounm the issue. and there was good bills that were filed that could have addressed some of these murderous practices head on. and they went to the side. >> senator trotter, of course, chicago has been very much in the news about the recent disclosure of the video concerning walker. what is your perspective on how this discussion is unfolding in illinois? >> well, first and foremost, it's nothing new. you know, what makes chicago stand out in this particular instance is that as the rallying cry says, it's 16 shots and 400 days. 16 shots and an unarmed man, and it's been 400 days before the administration or our government of entities acknowledged the fact that this was over the top. what has happened in chicago and what's happening in the rest of america is as old as america. certainly since reconstruction. these police officers are just those unmasked ku kl

and ferguson, missouri. what the future might hold for the police department. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at eleven. i'm lindsey ward ... john has the night off. the search continues tonight in blacksburg for a missing teenage girl. 13-year-old nichole lovell was last seen around midnight tuesday at her family's apartment. her mother called police this morning when she woke up to find nichole gone. police say she's in danger because she has to take medication twice a day after having a liver transplant. wsls ten's duke carter is in the new river valley and joins us live. duke what are police and organizations like "help save the next girl" doing to find blacksburg police and workers from help save the next girl are asking the community to come forward if they have any information that could lead to where 13 year old nichole lovell can be found. it's information nichole's family will hope bring her safely back home. her home" tammy weeks is nichole's mother. "she's a very happy child, she loves to sing and dance," she's begging the commun

alison: there are big new developments about the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the city and justice department have reached a deal. jonathan elias has the terms of the deal. the 2014 shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown sent shockwaves across the country and put the ferguson police department in the spotlight. the department of justice reached a tentative agreement on the fergusonges in police department, a 131-page deal. among other things, all officers have to wear body cameras within 180 days, more thorough training on use of force, and also forces the city to revise rules and appeal sections that allow jail time for people who do not pay fines for violations. this after the doj found officers in ferguson routinely using excessive force and making baseless traffic stops. next up, a series of public hearings. jonathan elias, back to you. leon: oregon militia leader ayman bundy is asking people to leave their camp on federal land. he was arrested yesterday after occupying a wildlife refuge for three weeks. they shoot out with law enforcement left one of

for the city of ferguson was being reaped by civil fines. people were just being fined to death. death.our fact-checking team found paul to be mostly false because he ignores critical facts.stats show the city of ferguson is dependent on fines and fees for revenue... but paul overstates its reliance. fines did hit upwards of 16- percent in 2014... but fell to about seven-percent last year in reaction to public outrage. while donald trump wasn't at the debate... he was just down the road at a ralyl for veterans.trump was joined by rick santorum and mike huckabee... the winners of the two previous g-o-p iowa cacuses. about 15- hundred people were there... a little less than at the fox debate. trump says the rally raised 6 million dollars. eighteen-year-old ethan couch may learn today whether he'll be moved from a juvenile an adult jail. couch was deported from mexico yesterday. that's where he and his mother allegedly fled in early december after video showed couch possibly violating his probation. couch was put on 10 years' probation after ki

and ferguson, missouri. what the future might hold for the police department. # "please stand down. please stand down." and a call to stand down. why the leader of the armed group occupying a wildlife refuge in oregon is asking his followers to end the and abduction... where u-s marshall's tracked the suspect... as the victim's family says they remain hopeful. # "it's sad it really came to this before people paid new details about the water crisis in flint, michigan. what students are saying and when the findings will be presented to the community.### good morning and thanks for joining us on virginia today here on wsls 10. i'm jenna zibton. and i'm patrick mckee. another chilly start here in southwest virginia. this is a live look at the roanoke blacksburg regional airport from our airport skycam. storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori joins us now.. kristina? thursday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s friday: sun & clouds with highs in the middle 40s.overnight flurries possible saturday: e

host: ferguson. am i right about that? loretta lynch: we issued a report on ferguson's practices, not just about policing, but the larger relationship with the municipality and the residents, which i believe, if you have the opportunity to read that-- host: it was really sad? frustrating, angry? loretta lynch: the real cause of the disconnect that many members of the minority community feel toward the police, the police are the only face of the government they see. very often the police get the brunt of the frustration and the anger and the confusion and dissatisfaction over municipal policy, such as what we saw in ferguson. a consent decree or don collaborative reform we impose record-keeping requirements on police departments. no one likes extra paperwork. helpfuld it extremely to be able to indicate how many times a police officer simply interacts with a member of the community. times those interactions result in a ticket. how many times it results in an officer having to draw her weapon -- draw their weapon. there are

reporter: according to sergeant ferguson there were no other victims in this incident. he tells us that the des moines fire department is here. they have a rescue team here that specializes in recovery efforts like this. the polk county medical examiner has been here. a lot of agencies working on this recovery effort. he tells me the victims family was here but they will not be releasing his identity at this time, nor they releasing the name of the construction company he was working for. alyx sacks, kcci 8 news. mollie: thank you very much. we will have updates on this throughout the day on our website. we checked and today's incident was the third fatal trench collapse in just the past six months. in 33-year-old brian powell was june working in story city when the trench he was in collapse around him. powell was rescued but passed injuries. and in august, an otho man was killed when a trench collapse in fort dodge. william paterson was installing sewer lines at a construction site when that incident occurred. paterson died at the scene. here in the metro, we were in t

up for ferguson. he remains in the icu but is showing signs of improvement. police say ferguson was attacked by frederick torres at the islands of adventure park last friday. detectives say it was in retaliation after torres was fired the day before. both artists did caricatures at universal park but worked for an outside firm. torres is charged with attempted county jail. >> a lot of focus is on the florida manatee this week. just yesterday a proposal was introduced to take them off the endangered species list. a local commissioner wants to change the manatee boating rules. he says the current florida manatee sanctuary act focuses too much speed zones. the zones require boats to slow down to about 5 miles per hour. smith now wants fish and wildlife to review the zones and remove unreasonable speed restrictions. brevard county commission on tuesday. >> well, it is powerball madness as the jackpot continues to grow. >> now at $800 million. if you win, you won't get all of it. why the tax man will reall

attack. -- the ferguson effect. that is, the idea that the critique of the police use force is related to apparent spikes in violent crime. he describes it that -- drives one mind this way. each time an officer is attacking the line of duty, it draws the other line this way. the other lines are continuing two arc away from each other, incident by incident, video by video, more and more quickly. just as both lines are walking away from, and because they are, we have a crisis of violent crime in one of our most vital communities across the country. what is your reaction? >> i sat in the meeting yesterday and heard the director give that very thing speech. the thing that we need to recognize, the criminal justice system in united states is broken. we measure -- [applause] >> we measure our success by the number of people we arrest. when we look at the outcome that produces, we have more people incarcerated in the united states than any other nation in the world. i read yesterday that the shooting in los angeles was the

a tentative agreement between the city of ferguson and the justice department. oregon it stand off. the fbi is urging the remaining occupiers though leave after the death of a member. >>> the next front in the fight against isil, where the u.s. is considering use military action. and going organic. it's a big investment for argentina, though it's not in demand. after months of negotiations, the city of ferguson, missouri, has come up with a proposal for police reforms, and is asking residents for feedback. all of this fooling the shooting death of michael brown. with the justice department, when federal officials found the police department issuing a staggering number of arrest warrants against residents. and diane, why is reaching this agreement an important step for the city? >> reporter: well, tony, if it didn't reach the agreement, the city risked being sued by the department of justice, and that could have resulted in millions of dollars in fines, and that's something that ferguson can ill afford right now. this is a community that has been under fire for the last 17 months, fo

. # ferguson, missouri police department. the justice department reached a tentative agreement with the city. the proposed deal requires more officer training... and reforming the city's use of force procedures. it will also patrol officers... supervisors... and jail workers to wear body the move comes more than a year after a ferguson police officer fatally shot teenager michael brown.### some virginia lawmakers are hoping to undo the attorney general's decision to revoke the state's concealed handgun permit agreements with other states around the nation. democratic attorney general--- mark herring--- announced last month virginia will no longer recognize the concealed handgun permits of 25 states. but now.. a handful of lawmakers have introduced bills aimed at overriding the decision. one bill would recognize the permits from all states.. as long as the person is at least 21- years-old. # it's all the buzz in politics..: tonight's republican debate without donald trump. will being a no- show help or hurt him in iowa? tracie

they said it san francisco is ferguson did i say it's johannesburg. back lives matter. you should have to say something like that because it should be assumed already. especially in a city that prides itself on diverse city. i saw the mentality that killed marriott woods when-if you wish to want to bring friday night fights to san francisco, to a tourist attraction city like san francisco. friday night fights, espn and was rejected. kareem was black and his trainer is filipino. white people. it reflects what san francisco is. we could have some real cool in the city if we embrace the real diversity like rudy corpus. peace. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ernest kirkwood. i am here in support of the resolution that was drafted by campos and his colleague. my hats are off to you. he showed up at the meeting with the community. you committed to the community and you delivered. unfortunately, not be able to attend the meeting when this is voted on, but i want to take this opportunity to share my encouragement with you. this resolution passe

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neil fergs ferguson. >>> vladmir putin. he's just declared nato a threat to russia but how much of a threat is he to the west? >>> finally, one of the world's top fashion houses. they make shoes, handbags, skirts and now jobs. yes, indeed. >>> first, here's my take. over the last two decades, the united states has approached the middle east through its own conceptual frame works, secularism versus religion, order versus chaos. but the most significant trend shaping the region today is something different. sunnis versus shiites. that struggle affects every aspect of the region's politics. it's confounded american policy in the past. it's pressured the shiaa revival. the american invasion of iraq in 2003 was the tipping point. the u.s. suffered bringing democracy to iraq. >> we will not relent until your country is free. >> but people in the region saw something different. the upending of the balance of power. sunnis who make up 85% of all muslims had long dominated the arab world even in shiite majority countries. like iraq

ferguson decision, reeves is transferred to muskogee.rife with racial tension, his wife and his mentor gone. >> reeves felt a little bit like he'd been betrayed. he had worked for the federal government for years and years. and now, the laws are comin' down on black people like a hammer in terms of what they can and cannot do. >> everything is falling apart for bass reeves -- his career, his freedom, and his family. and two years into the 20th century, his code of justice is put to its greatest test. ♪ >> give me the warrant for my son. he's my son, my responsibility. >> reeves's son ben kills his wife in a jealous rage. and the father has to bring him in. >> people ask, "well, how could he track down his own son?" we have to look at his sense of duty. and his sense of duty was so strong. for him to not do that, that would have been a dishonorable thing to do. and people with that high feeling of duty and responsibility, it is always duty before dishonor. [ thunder crashes ] >> ben heads south to texas, hoping to reach the mexican border

'because in ferguson its a big deal to graduate high school. you may be the first in your family to graduate from high school. so theres not many people encouraging you to go to college, and if they do, its just the junior college down the street." prince-gomezs experience reflects students. while latinos and african-americans make up an increasing percentage of the american population, they continue to be underrepresented in healthcare fields; for example, african-americans represent only 3 percent of physicians, said leigh matthews. those demographics are reflected in medical programs and pharmacy programs, including drakes—a situation that drake administrators are keen to change. 'the university has made a commitment to increasing inclusivity and diversity among the student body, faculty, and staff,' said renae chesnut, interim dean of the college of pharmacy and health sciences. 'andreas selection aligns with our colleges vision to be a diverse community of learners leading the way to a healthy world. she is a positive role model for

ferguson this cowboy says we can't let this stand. he was an oss agent, he had learned his trade, a lot of these young oss men did in those days by watching the movies and he knew what she needed to do, we are going to break her out of jail. this was a soviet dungeon. it isn't going to work. they knew a guy that knew a guy and there was this martial arts guy. they went to the jail, lightly guarded, they broke in and found wanda in her cell and they got her out. and as they were taking her out of this dungeon, you can picture this in a movie, you see the scenes as they are taking her out of the dungeon, well, you know if we take just her they'll know that we came for her and she'll be in big trouble when she gets out, we have to let everybody go. so they just went around opening cells, they let everybody that the nkbd had swept up and thrown in this particular jail, they led them all out and mercer is standing there watching all of this and all of a sudden he's -- he's being a german-speaking class but speak to go english friends, all

host: ferguson. am i right about that? loretta lynch: we issued a report on ferguson's practices, not just about policing, but the larger relationship with the municipality and the residents, which i believe, if you have the opportunity to read that-- host: it was really sad? frustrating, angry? loretta lynch: the real cause of the disconnect that many members of the minority community feel toward the police, the police are the only face of the government they see. often, please get the brunt of a lot of the frustration , anger. this exasperates divide. only have collaborative reform. we do impose record-keeping requirements on police department. no one likes extra paperwork. how many times a shot is fired. host: some police departments to a good job with this there is we do not have a national cyst this. should we? loretta lynch: one of the things we should focus on is not trying to reach down in washington and dictate to every local department how they should handle the minutia of record keeping. are stressing that these

major changes are coming to the ferguson, missouri police department. the justice department reached an agreement with the city today. it requires more officer training and reforming the city's use of force procedures. it also requires all patrol officers... supervisors... and jail workers to wear body cameras and microphones. this comes more than a year after a ferguson officer shot and killed unarmed teen michael brown. meanwhile in the nations capital ... police show reducing excessive force is possible. according to a report released by the d-c auditor's office today... d-c police officers do not use their firearms excessively... even when crime has increased. the report did however point out .... the department is not properly investigating use of force. d-c's police department voluntarily agreed to allow a justice department review back in 2001... after the deadliest big-city police force in the nation. the oversight led to a number of changes and ended in 2008. turning now to your forecast... it was another pleasant day outside, but the winds wil

of jus changes are coming to the police department in ferguson, missouri... after a scathing report from the u.s. justice department found unconstitutional and discriminatory practices across the city. of jus the report followed the 2014 shooting death of 18 year old michael brown. the officer who shot death, which sparked protests across the country. the police department has agreed to overhaul it's policies in a deal reached with the justice department. under the agreement, police and police vehicles would be required to have cameras and microphones. the deal would also require the municipal court to take a persons ability to pay a fine into consideration before handing down punishment. of jus emily davis / ferguson resident 'while i think a lot of the stuff in the consent decree is going to mitigate some of the problems we have its also still important the communitys voice be heard.' butt with 'this can be a great city .. it can be a great place to live. to work and play.. but its going to take some work.' public hearings will be held in the coming days. a

john: new this morning a tentative deal between the justice department and ferguson. they have come to terms on suspended changes in the police department following the 2014 shooting of michael brown that led to unrest. the agreement which must be approved by the ferguson city council would avert a federal lawsuit calling for more thorough training of police officers and changes to the use force procedures. the police department would be monitored for come phraoeupbgs. -- compliance. >> the phapbman accused of killing three in planned parenthood in colorado has been transferred to a hospital. robert dear is awaiting an exam after a judge refused to delay it. dear used to live in western north carolina. john: 4:37 and more than 600 animals serving as evidence after a raid at a shelter in hoke cut. coming up, the charges the owners face and why more could barbara: a virginia tech professor hired to help with the weather crisis in fl don: as you head out on this thursday morning we are seeing dry conditions. we will check the first alert doppler xp and not seeing any rai

officers found the woman's body around ten this morning at a home on ferguson avenue. that's near civic center and evans. the suspect was in the area... and he was arrested in connection to the case. police say there may have been a domestic situation between the suspect and victim... but have not said how they are related. this home however nothing this extreme. so that's something detectives will consider looking into history what we have been out here for. and who we spoke with at those times as well" there were several people inside the home when it happened -- including children. no one else was hurt. police ask that any neighbors who saw or heard something to call police or stay anonymous with crimestoppers. reporting live ew ffn llv. this is the second homicide for north las vegas - so far - this year. police have determined the identiity of a gunman on the strip.... who was fired at - by an officer. police say the suspect is khaleal black. they needed help identifying him over the weekend. black was arrested friday night... after police say he aimed a firearm a

caus, ant prr melissa click was caught on camera ngudjo musenewiio wseth cud ing ine ch h a a afdee ferguson, missouri is overhauling its policies, training and practices. the black unarmed teen, 18-year- old was shot in august of 2014 rep will sop. the shooting led to protests and national scrutiny about law minorities. the police department's overall is part of the teal with the justice department that found racial bias throughout the system. >>> the wife of an illinois police officer would killed himself after embedsling from a youth program has turned herself in after being indicted by a grand jury. melanie gliniewicz served as an advisor and is charged with money laundering and spending charitable funds for personal benefit. authorities say her husband, lieutenant charles joseph gliniewicz staged his suicide last september to make it look like a homicide. >>> today is the 30th anniversary of a grim disaster, the challenger disaster. >> liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission and it has cheered the tower. challenger crew including mike smith, a native of north carolina died on this day

they estimate that $4.6 million in damage was done to businesses in buildings in the ferguson area. this is not just, oh, no big deal. tons of business owners suffered because of this. >> john, there was a huge backlash, anti-come backlash that exists today based on that lie. >> yeah. it was a lie. it fed into lie which means it's created this country and fanned by the media and the lawmakers who exacerbate it and legitimize it. when you have members of congress and the media basically mimicking a lie and has a big impact on the culture we saw on the streets of a lot of american cities. >> we'll leave it there. hey, want more wake up america? boy, i have a surprise for you. stick around. >>> i want to say thanks to the "cashin' in" crew for joining us. head over to foxnews.com to see jonathan's stock picks. happy new year to everyone. jonathan, jessica and michelle. 2015 was a stellar year for # wakeupamerica. twitter named us the tops on the political platform for the year. i want us to continue that message personally. i'm extremely excited to announce a book i'm writing, a road m

we know them . 18-year-old michael brown on the streets of ferguson, missouri. 25-year-old freddie gray in a police car in baltimore. 50-year-old walter scott in a park in north charleston, south carolina. 56-year-old eric garner on a corner in staten island. 12-year-old tamir rice on a playground in cleveland. the stories stretch across the nation. many gained immediate attention, while many more may go unreported. each one is met with our reaction of anger and fear. each one ignites communities to demand change from what they believe is a broken criminal justice system is each one galvanizes youths to speak up and speak out against what they see as a never-ending cycle perpetuated by racism and >> my brothers deserve to be street. t seem to matter because they are being doesn' t seem to be any type of ending here in the united states by police officer. ant that is supposed to be serving and protecting the community. >> as long as you continually racially profile, especially black men and latino and black men and women, you will come into these troubles. karen: the violence is nothing

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denise rosch is live at the house on ferguson avenue. this turned into a homicide investigation? >> reporter: yeah, reed. police believe this was a deadly case of domestic violence. relatives describing the couple who lived in this house as boyfriend and girlfriend. now, he's in custody for her murder. >> he would come around and be friendly. would ask to borrow the phone zblfnlts victor escobedo has -- >> reporter: victor escobedo has lived on ferguson avenue for two years, a neighborhood filled with young families. >> reporter: hardly the place he expected this -- crime scene tape around his neighbor's home. a woman inside found dead. one man taken into custody. >> i don't want to be living somewhere that is not safe enough to be around. >> reporter: does it make yon fel safe? >> no. >> reporter: police say it started just before 10:00 monday morning. >> we believe there was a weapon involved and thag time. >> reporter: aaron patty tells news 3, the suspect is talking to detectives. although what he is saying has not been released. we do know, however, there may be witnesses. >

they estimate that $4.6 million in damage was done to businesses in buildings in the ferguson area. this is not just, oh, no big deal. tons of business owners suffered because of this. >> john, there was a huge backlash, anti-come backlash that exists today based on that lie. >> yeah. it was a lie. it fed into lie which means it's created this country and fanned by the media and the lawmakers who exacerbate it and legitimize it. when you have members of congress and the media basically mimicking a lie and has a big impact on the culture we saw on the streets of a lot of american cities. >> we'll leave it there. hey, want more wake up america? boy, i have a surprise for you. stick around. details. that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. try align for a non-stop,ive sweet-treat-goodness hold-onto-your-tiara, kind-of-day. live 24/7 with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the undisputed #1 ge recommended pr

the woman's body around ten this morning at a home on ferguson avenue. that's near civic center and evans. the suspect was in the area... and he was arrested in connection to the case. police say there may have been a domestic situation between the suspect and victim... but have not said how they are related. "we do have a little bit of history at this home however nothing this extreme. so that's something detectives will consider looking into history what we have been out we spoke with at those times as well" there were several people inside the home when it happened -- including children. no one else was hurt. police ask that who saw or heard something to call police or stay crimestoppers. reporting live ew this is the second homicide for north las vegas. the first was on new year's day. police have determined the identiity of a gunman on the strip.... who was fired at - by an officer. police say the suspect is khaleal black. investigators needed help identifying him over the weekend. black was arrested friday night... after police say he aimed a firea

and others the agenda was fairly simple for a meeting in schneider, long time council woman rinda ferguson and a member of the board of zoning dispute--a local man has pulled a mobile home onto his property while he builds his house--but @hat's against city ordinance. when the city didn't give would need to issue that variance, even though it was in violation of city ordinance. it was when the council voted three to one not to appeal (david schneider, former marquette mayor) "i felt that the council, basically besides rinda, made a bad decision and did not follow through on city ordinances, and state this has set. (rinda ferguson, former marquette city council member) that we were here, we were going to enforce our zoning and came to lightly. "it's tough because i love the city of marquette, my wife grew up here, it's got great people, good people. but when you're an elected city official, you have to make sound decision for the entire, all the citizens of the citt and i don't ink we did that." schneider also tells me the city manager and city attorney have already handed in their resignat

schneider and ferguson about their resignations right here at ten o-clock. things are quiet right now but that could change in a weeks time. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking some snow. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: temperatures through the weekend warm above freezing during the day leading to some melting snow. a mostly cloudy sky continues through the weekend as well. there will be a few hours each day with some clear sky, but clouds will be more dominate. we are tracking the chance of a light rain/snow shower sunday. a winter storm is possible early next week. here is what we know now. heavy snow and strong winds are expected across iowa and much of the midwest how much and where are still unknown at this time. stay tuned for later updates as we continue to track this storm. temperatures through the weekend warm above freezing during the day leading to some m

elizabeth: an agreement and ferguson, missouri on changes for the police department. city officials proposed a deal between the federal government and the ferguson police department. the plans call for more thorough training of officers and changes to the use of force procedures. negotiations followed the unarmed shooting of teenager michael brown. eric: in oregon, agents are trying to end the occupation of a federal wildlife refuge. danielle nottingham reports the leader of the group and several members face felony charges and were ordered to remain in jail after a deadly shootout on tuesday. danielle: ammon bundy and several of his followers face a federal magistrate for occupying a nature preserve. they are charged with conspiracy to impede officers from discharging their official intimidation, or threats. >> these individuals have chosen to threaten and intimidate the america they professed to love. danielle: thedanielle: the judge world they were a flight risk and ordered them to remain in custody until friday. they were arrested tuesday night when fbi agents and

. >> the justice department in the city of ferguson, missouri michael brown case. ferguson would retain control they have to agree to more thorough training for their officers and changes to their use of force procedures. accused of racial bias. this all stems from the 2014 former officer darren wilson. the city council has to agree the vote is scheduled for february 9th. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida, abc action weather. >> well, we got quite a bit of rain all day. i'm looking behind and i see more rain on radar. >> more rain tonight and more rain tomorrow. but the story people talking about how cold it was up north. >> yes. >> we have been kind of cool of late. next week we're back in the 80s. >> nice. >> that's why people come. >> great shot from the fdot cam over the sky way. when you get all of this warm air, relatively warm, over the cooler waters of the gulf, you get sea fog. coast were getting a lot of reports among the immediate coastline. the dense fog advisory remains in effect for the off-shore areas. in terms of titan doppler radar,

officers found the woman's body around ten this morning at a home on ferguson avenue... near civic center and evans. the suspect was in the area.. and police were able to arrest him. police say there may have been a domestic situation between the suspect and victim... but have not said how they are related. there were several people inside the home when it happened -- including children. no one else was hurt. "there were lots of neighbors in area as well happened during day so if anyone did hear or see something come forward call police or stay anonymous with crimestoppers, 385-5555" police say they have been called to this home in the past. police ask that any neighbors something to call police or stay anonymous with crimestoppers. reporting live ew ffn llv. metro police respond to two crashes today involving pedestrians. the most recent was on las vegas boulevard in font of the mgm grand. it happened just before noon. police say a driver hit a took off. the person was taken to umc .. no injuries. earlier this morning .. a driver hit a man crossing wheelchair on edna av

ferguson and kavalka, one of those boy-girl things, the usual tension. hi wanted it to go somewhere and she didn't, so they got mad and he went home. he has gone home. the war started and his dad who was well connected, he knew somebody who knew somebody got him a job at the office of strategic services. so meanwhile, you know, he got his interview, what have you done in life, well, i hitchhiked in iran. okay, you're going back to iran. he ends up back in iran. back in this little thing going on with his would be-girlfriend. i don't want to spoil it. it's in the book. meanwhile ida has befriended another polish refugee girl, somewhat younger and her name is wanda polik. she works for mercer, 1930's became a 1940's. he was a double agent. he was recruited in the 1930's by the german military intelligence and hired on with them and started supplying them with information because he was -- he moved between europe and the middle east and with his business dealings and so he was able to supply them with a lot of information. meanwhile as a young man he had st

it requires all ferguson police officers for more training. the agreement coming ten months after a justice department report detailed racially bias. >>> two people face charges for secretly taping planned parenthood officials. they say the clients are whistleblowers and deserve protection, not prosecution. they say the two were indicted by quote run away grand jury in texas and are asking the d.a. to appoint a special prosecutor to look into the case. a grand jury cleared planned parenthood of any wrongdoing concerning the sale of fetal tissue. >>> with michigan lawmakers set to approval millions for flint, the governor says it is not known how many may have been harmed by the water supplies. the governor spoke with poppy harlow. poppy pressed him over his handling of the crisis. >> the kids were poisoned by the water they were drinking here. the epa knew about it, your former spokesperson knew about it in 2015. you did not declare a state of emergency until january of this year. why did it take so long? >> i knew about it in october. i acted

they said it san francisco is ferguson did i say it's johannesburg. back lives matter. you should have to say something like that because it should be assumed already. especially in a city that prides itself on diverse city. i saw the mentality that killed marriott woods when-if you wish to want to bring friday night fights to san francisco, to a tourist attraction city like san francisco. friday night fights, espn and was rejected. kareem was black and his trainer is filipino. white people. it reflects what san francisco is. we could have some real cool in the city if we embrace the real diversity like rudy corpus. peace. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ernest kirkwood. i am here in support of the resolution that was drafted by campos and his colleague. my hats are off to you. he showed up at the meeting with the community. you committed to the community and you delivered. unfortunately, not be able to attend the meeting when this is voted on, but i want to take this opportunity to share my encouragement with you. this resolution passe

back in april, mark ferguson found a hidden camera in his office space at weyman gordon and realized it corded -- consider record audio without his consent. court documents says they placed the dough vice at the request of their boss and now all three will be arraigned next month in worcester county. meantime, ferguson is baking on ace -- banking on the case to get his job back saying the evidence used to fire him was gathered illegally. >> thanks. >>> we go to a developing story from southern california. manhunt is underway for three men who escaped from a maximum security jail in santa ana. the trio cut through screens in the cells and made the way into and climbed down with a rope made of bed listens. they are charged with murder kidnapping and other serious charges. >>> the criminal investigation into flint's water cries sis is underway. a -- crisis is underway. a former michigan prosecutor and fbi station chief are leading the probe into the decision to use the flint river for the city's drinking water. that water had shown high levels of lead. matt damon called on the governor

under the deal, ferguson will keep control of its police force and municipal courts. will have to change its training for officers on using force and dealing with people. and it will have to come up with an easy way for people to file complaints against officers. the city council will decide whether to accept the deal next month. the department of justice got involved after racial unrest following the shooting death of brown -- an unarmed teenager -- by police officer darren wilson. the u-s army veteran who became the face of the veterans affairs scandal over delays in care in 20-14 has died. barry coates testified before congress that he had to wait a year for a colonoscopy. coates eventually got the procedure, only to learn he had terminal colon cancer. coates ) story led to a national controversy about lengthy waits for medical care at v-a hospitals. it resulted in the resignation of veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki as well as the signing of a law to overhaul the department of veterans affairs. barry coates died saturday from colon cancer. newschannel 3 is