>>marty gonzales: parents at a school our ride if we're not told about the incident. >>reporter: the suspect tried to grab the child from family members arms twice it is heavy intersection of 53rd as an paulo or police say he tried to kidnap a five your child he was inside of an after-school program is written center when it happened he told us all the children had to stay inside police arrested the suspect is accused of attempted kidnapping of child endangerment and a violation that happened at 2:00 p.m. paris said this is the first occurred --they have heard. >>reporter: police believe the suspect was acted alone in they're not looking for in the other suspect. >>marty gonzales: more than 1 million people expected to watch the ship and air team before over the bay edge of the sea fleet week is officially here will report live this will with what you could expect to see later on today. >>reporter: you will not walk away disappointed every year it draws more than 1 million people to san francisco waterfront watching did there was a whole affair here at green agreement

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen, i'm here with katherine reyna and adam gonzales. the two of you have been together for four years, engaged for three, trying to get married for the longest, can't seem to manage it, so you've come to me for help. you've taken my compatibility test, i have your license here, which you've given me permission to tear up should i think it ill-advised. so, i'm just going to jump right into it.

marcy gonzales has more. >> reporter: boston's mayor is asking for prayers for those officers we are told they are listed in extremely critical condition after what they colleagues describe as a hectic scene. >> officer shot, 303, officer shot. >> three officers shot and critically injured. they were responding to complaints from roommates. when a man wearing body armor opened fire on the officers. >> the police came speeding down the street like i could hear the engines. and it was vibrating, pop pop

at that time, they encountered the suspect. >> reporter: police say gonzales from dorchester and another person open fire and two officers fired back. >> all of the sudden i hear pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: thankfully, no one was shot and one suspect was arrested immediately. >> at this time he is going to be charged with assault with intent to murder. >> reporter: but, he fled. >> next thing you know there were three or four cops on foot they went through my neighbor's backyard and then through the apartment as well. >> reporter: that's when law enforcement is formed this neighborhood, cops and police dogs scattered belgrade avenue. the commuter rail shutdown as law enforcement is searched the train track. as it grew dark, s.w.a.t. teams moved in canvassing the neighborhood and the police helicopter looked down from above. just before 10, the news, he was captured. >> i apologized for the inconvenience neighborhood but we wanted to make sure it was safe. >> reporter: police say rosado- gonzales will be charged with assault with intent to murder. we know that one officer suffered minor i

ron gonzales: it's always nice to talk to you, damian. damian: well, you know, when you--and we talked about this before is that when you came on to the hispanic foundation, you took it to the next level, and then you keep--you kind of keep raising the bar. right now, tell us what the latest is with the foundation. ron: well, there's a lot of great things that have happened over the last year since we last talked about our hispanic foundation ball. and a lot of it has to do around the education space that we continue to work very hard in. we want to try to get as many latino students prepared to go to and through college. and one of the latest editions we did was you are seeing right now is our latinos in technology scholarship announcement, where we handed out about 45 scholarships to college students who are going to colleges throughout the united states, but they're majoring in what we call stem degrees. these are the kind of degrees that our young people need to have when they come out of college to work at places like google and appl

date and gonzales, the editor and publisher of "rothenberg and gonzales political report." guest: good morning. thanks for having me. always a pleasure. host: let's begin with news on speaker paul ryan. where is his head right now two weeks before the election? guest: i think it is about survival, they are trying to navigate this. we have to go all the way back to republicans in the middle of the civil war. trump has captured that sentiment with a portion of the republican party who is upset with the establishment. people like speaker ryan and the rest of the republican leadership are in a tough space because the criticism of them has been that they are not listening to the grassroots. will listen say, we to the grassroots and the grassroots nominates donald 's comments after this tape was released, the conference call, i'm not sure exactly how much news, speaker ryan was always focused on the house. it is a day by day, hour-by-hour case of survival. just one republicans thought they had the selection figured out, then the tape came out, then there is the second debate. it

javier gonzales >> they like to perch out in bare branches in wide open areas. here at the birding and nature center in our parking lote bare branches for it. it seems to be comfortable. alfredo cuadros >> bird enthusiast from alaska, north carolina and different parts of the country are flocking in to see this rare bird. this is the first time the species is spotted in texas. accounts and photos still need to be submitted to texas bird records committee to make this sighting official. father bird >> there's going to be a large number of people coming in from the united states to see this bird. in the hopes that it stays. we're hoping it stays. alfredo cuadros >> from south padre island, alfredo cuadros kveo, news center 23. ((brian loftus)) >>> ready or not today is one of the most exciting days in american history ((michelle mortensen)) >> today is national taco day and we'll tell you all about it coming up on the valley's news leader./// you're watching 8 news news now good day.. just head to our 8 news now facebook page.. and upload a pic of you decorating y

rosado gonzales got away prompting a door-to-door search. he was tracked down nearly five hours later on south street a few blocks away. caution but is expected to be ok. both suspects are currently being arraigned on those charges of assault with intent to murder. we will bring you the latest later on today. emily: thank you. right now one person is under arrest after a deadly shooting in lawrence. the victim was shot in the basement of a home on boxford street yesterdayft , is expected in court to face murder charges. erika: one person hurt after this crash in revere. police said car slammed into a child's room in an apartment building on north shore road. the child, luckily not hurt nor was anyone inside the home. police say this corner is prone to accidents. aaron hernandez heading back to court. hernandez is set to stand trial prosecutors say he gunned down daniel de abreu and safiro furtado. emily: attorneys who represented a teenager in a high profile sex assault case it may be called as witnesses to prove they provided efiv year of m

gonzalez was not of injured. 440 was shut down for hours as gonzales will be arrested. >>> we are told that 25-year- old stoney crabtree lost control and crashed into a tree in moore county. a purpose nearby tried to pull him from the pickup, but emergency responders said that he died on scene. >>> a man who died after a wayne county home invasion has been identified. investigatorssay that jerry lee batson was wearing a mask and the homeowner and rushed to the hospital in greenville and later died. the homeowner is not expected to face charges. >>> a north carolina teacher will be in court in lenoir county, charged with an inappropriate sexual relationship with a former student. timothy bennett was arrested over the weekend. fine arts teacher. deputies are following up to see if there are other victims. >>> a bicyclist died after he was hit by a car. 36-year-old jason markley was struck by a car on nc 751 friday morning. troopers did not release further information on the driver or whether charges will be filed. markley was from pittsburgh and is survived by his wife and three children

gonzales... and kelley have all been charged in her death. a four year old florida girl who was the subject of a five-state amber alert... is safe. a former family friend known as "west wild hogs" allegedly abducted rebecca lewis from her home saturday. the tennessee bureau of investigation picked up the pair yesterday morning in memphis. police say rebecca is being checked out, but appears to be in good health. coming up - as the hurricane death toll rises in haiti... a new threatno "it makes me want to cry. it's horrible - people with no electricity in their homes" how communities in the carolina's are coping with the massive flooding caused by the hurricane. and we'll give you a first look at some of the multi-million dollar renovations happening at u-w milwaukee's they say a lot of things about rain. like how hard it's gonna fall. the things it does to your parade. we've got a saying about rain, too: when it rains... it roars. domestic. not domesticated. now get 20% off msrp cash allowance for an average of 8,000 in savings on select 2016

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ron gonzales: it's always nice to talk to you, damian. damian: well, you know, when you--and we talked about this before is that when you came on to the hispanic foundation, you took it to the next level, and then you keep--you kind of keep raising the bar. right now, tell us what the latest is with the foundation. ron: well, there's a lot of great things that have happened over the last year since we last talked about our hispanic foundation ball. and a lot of it has to do around the education space that we

tonight, friends and customers gathered at the mad rows where gonzales worked. they raffle prizes and raised money for her. >> definitely want to support her and her family come just for everything she is going through. focused on the financial problems as he is on his wife's health. she is finally getting ready to go to rehab and trying to get back on her feet. >> i'm happy. i told her good job, baby. alison: and first on 7, condo residence in temple hills left homeless. this week they were given 72 hours to leave their homes because the power had been turned off. tonight ,a ray of hope. building until next friday, but the power will remain off. the utility company involved was not at today's hearing, so a ruling on that could not be made. steve: a few showers right now, not amounting to a whole lot more. the skies begin to gradually clear overnight. if you are watching around chillum and beltsville, just a lingering shower. tomorrow morning, a light you will need them not only during the morning when we will be in the 40's, but at noon time. the wind will pick

stuart rothenberg, the rothenberg and gonzales report has three tossups. they are new hampshire, nevada, and pennsylvania. but the new hampshire race in particular has been one that republicans have been watching. let's look at a political ad from democrat governor maggie hassan, who is challenging republican kelly ayotte in that race, trying to tie kelly ayotte to donald trump. [video clip] >> would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? >> absolutely. i would do that. donald trump she gained a : massive amount of weight. it was a problem. >> donald trump called you "miss piggy." how did that make you feel? >> so sad. donald trump here is a woman, : and she cannot make it 15 feet to her car. >> as you can see there, he suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. donald trump: "i do not know what i said, i do not remember." i look right in the sad, ugly face of hers. blood coming out of her wherever. >> would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump as a role model? , >>

five. >> welcome chief gonzales >> thank you. the reactivation as planned for the middle of january 2017. battalion five was deactivated on may 25 2004 due to budget cuts at that time. it's going to be located station 21 was deactivated from that sin a sally and grove and brought it. within the #station five, station six, station 12 and 21 lead battalion five. station 10 is located in the northern tip of battalion five is assigned to battalion four. the battalion five response area description covers the beat western addition called out, hayes valley and part of the inner sunset. battalion five. include our hazards such as uc and st. mary's hospital. university of san francisco-stadium and many victories of wooden construction. on this map disregard the 11 other with the presidio subject is where we currently have. give nine battalions ashley battalion four and seven cover that area. but were battalion to, four, and seven and eight that is basically enveloped the area where battalion five used to be. in this slide uc battalion fi

who say gonzales ruiz had more than 90 marijuana plants growing outside his vineland home on morris riverarkway. >> these pants were quite substantial, and in size and varied from 4 feet to about 8 feet tall. >> reporter: in fact vineland police say the plants towered above this 6-foot privacy fence around this yard. police called the person who tipped them off a citizen informant who left the anonymous tip last thursday. hernandez lives behind where the pot was growing. >> we are surprised, my hub, like i was telling you, made comments with him, upping, he can changed some words here and there, but, you know, we were surprised because he's an older person. nobody we would suspect would be doing that kind of thing. >> reporter: police also say they found marijuana plants inside the home along with drug related equipment. lucy? >> thank you very much, shawnette. breaking news out of delaware county. just as a vigil for shooting victim got under way, gunfire erupted. police say someone shot a 20-year-old in the leg. skyfox was over the scene right around 8:30. this is the 200 block of engle

five. >> welcome chief gonzales >> thank you. the reactivation as planned for the middle of january 2017. battalion five was deactivated on may 25 2004 due to budget cuts at that time. it's going to be located station 21 was deactivated from that sin a sally and grove and brought it. within the #station five, station six, station 12 and 21 lead battalion five. station 10 is located in the northern tip of battalion five is assigned to battalion four. the battalion five response area description covers the beat western addition called out, hayes valley and part of the inner sunset. battalion five. include our hazards such as uc and st. mary's hospital. university of san francisco-stadium and many victories of wooden construction. on this map disregard the 11 other with the presidio subject is where we currently have. give nine battalions ashley battalion four and seven cover that area. but were battalion to, four, and seven and eight that is basically enveloped the area where battalion five used to be. in this slide uc battalion fi

that's when officer richard gonzales fired for shots killing the victim. the object was eight e-cigarette . protests have followed since tuesday's shooting. some got violent. some activists in el cajon are saying that the officer who shot reacted to quickly. >> we're not promoting violence. we're not promoting angry protest. what people saw and what we are hearing about made them angry. >> we hope that any demonstrations will be peaceful. that was the intention of releasing the video. we emphasize our desire for peace and calm. >> there are demonstrations happening now in el cajon. they have been peaceful and charges for the two officers involved have not yet been decided. it's unclear if the district attorney will fire -- file charges. the second officer fired a taser instead of a gun. >> this is a woman who was killed in new jersey by the train. she was standing on the train platform and was struck by debris. within 100 others were injured. 60 people are still recovering in the hospital. it could take more than a week to determine the cause of the train

rosato gonzales and luis cologne began shooting at officers. cologne was quickly captured within minutes of that shootout. but gonzales got away prompting a massive door-to-door search. he was tracked down nearly five hours later on south street not too far away. both suspects will face assault with intent to murder charges, one boston police officer was taken to the hospital as a precautions but is expected to be ok. we're live in roslie, newscenter 5. >> the celtics joining in the national anthem protest both on the basketball court and on social media. >> for decades, the people who have worn this jersey have stared in the face of social unrest. >> last night in amherst during the national anthem the players and the coaching staff linked arms and asked in the spirit of protests started by nfl quarterback colin colin kaepernick who took a knee attention to racial injustice. now the celtics' stance that they took is the same taken by the celtics' back in the 1960 to 1961 nba season, live at the garden, sera congi, newscenter 5. emily: this mor

nathan gonzales. point thatry good republicans are having to deal with. republicans have no margin for error. in most states if the republican nominee gets all the republican support that will get them to about 35 percent, maybe 40%. they need some independence to vote with them. there is a drop-off among republicans because they agree with flash. they agree with you that these republicans are not being loyal enough. someone like senator mccain needs to get more independents or get some democrats to come on board with him. if republican senators are going to lose republican support because they are not on board with trump enough it will make elections very difficult. a senate controlled by democrats and a president hillary clinton, i'm not sure he would be happy with that either. this is what the washington post survey looks like. 47%. donald trump at 43%. gary johnson 5%. .r. jill stein 2% the story is how support has hardened for both trump and clinton. it appears there is very little wiggle room fo

there are 100 shelters open tnight. >> thank you, marcy gonzales live in florida. >> in this case, it can be strong. >> in this case, coverage will continue at 6:00. >> hear if the pg and e crews headed into the disaster zone to provide crucial rebuilding work. plus. >> a minute and a half? >> what is going on during the debate. >> only abc7 news explains a story that has a school principal apologizing. that is next. stay with us. >>> now to what has become the most talked about moment of the debate last night between u.s. senate candidates kamela harris and loretta sanchez. >> you have a win and a half. >> so there is a clear difference between the candidates in this race? >> there definitely is. >> what the video didn't capture is caught by an l.a. times photographer. sanchez dabbing at the end of her closing statement. the move became cool last year when carolina panthers quarterback cam newton started to do it to celebrate a touchdown. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. just click for the voter's edge election guide and enter and you'll get a resource sh

there are 100 shelters open tnight. >> thank you, marcy gonzales live in florida. >> in this case, it can be strong. >> in this case, coverage will continue at 6:00. >> hear if the pg and e crews headed into the disaster zone to provide crucial rebuilding work. plus. >> a minute and a half? >> what is going on during the debate. >> only abc7 news explains a story that has a school principal they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> now to what has become the most talked about moment of the debate last night between u.s. senate candidates kamela harris and loretta sanchez. >> you have a win and a half. >> so there is a clear difference between the candidates in this race? >> there definitely

gonzales, welcome, good to have you with us.der where you think this whole investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server went wrong and where you think mr. comey, if you think mr. comey made a mistake. >> well, of course, this is all speculation since i'm not privy to all of the evidence that they have looked at. i'm not privy to the conversations that are occurring between the fbi and justice and perhaps even the white house. but i think the first thing that seems somewhat perplexing to me was -- is the director's pronouncement in july or this summer in terms of the decision not to move forward. as many people always said, publicly, that is really not the rule of the fbi. the investigators are to gather up the evidence, turn it over to the prosecutors and they're the ones to make the decision whether to move forward or not. in talking about the investigation so publicly, which is also very unusual, it really sort of sets a precedent for the directors and maybe he felt he had no choice but to say something in the letter last

, editor of the "rothenberg & gonzales political report" and elections editor for roll call.lo to both of you. so nathan, let's start with you. the electoral vote map has shifted a little. tell us what things look like now. >> secretary clinton has had the advantage both in the national vote and also the electoral college for quite some time. now there are a couple of states, florida and north carolina, just moved from tossup to tilting democratic, and that just adds to the 270 electoral votes. right now on our map we have over 323 electoral votes. the two tossups that are remaining, i think, are iowa and ohio. if you told republicans you would win iowa or ohio, a state president obama won twice, i think they would be ecstatic. but florida, wisconsin, north carolina, nevada, all these other states are in poor shape and a soft underbelly of traditionally republican states trump is risking losing as well. >> woodruff: lisa, given that, what is is donald trump's path forward? >> don't you wonder? this is where i get to say let's look at the map. i think the best way to think of

live from boston for the texas book festival with authors such as former attorney general alberto gonzales

live from boston for the texas book festival with authors such as former attorney general alberto gonzales >> it was not for africans nor the indigenous population. it's more for great europeans. that is to be sure. they do not comprise the entire humanity. what is set in motion is actually what we see in 26 teen. that is to say was 1776 you have the progressive expropriation of land on the indigenous population and the land was parceled out oftentimes to europeans which helps to solidify a coalition between poor european thinsulate europeans and the africans who can't stop that land and in 2016 once again you see it cross class coalition in europeans and various costs background. for those who say or do you think make america great again fundamentally means make america way to gain, they have a point to be made. >> on booktv, a discussion about such a big challenge because of race, ethnic state, challenge our preference of their care areas. the panel is part of a literary movement this week. -- banned books this week. [inaudible conversations] >> hi, everyone. thank you for coming out ton

as marcie gonzales reports, the focus is on cleaning up . >> reporter: hurricane matthew is now gone . the storm has left devastation and lingering dangers in its wake . >> water can kill . that is exactly what has happened in the dangers ahead of us >> reporter: people are still missing and fire though, north carolina -- fayetteville north carolina . across the state, more than 500 people have to be rescued from the deadly flash floods .>> we will attempt to save the people . >> reporter: first responders are unable to save others . the death toll is climbing . and in hardest hit eight -- haiti . the lives spared .>> we dodged a bullet . >> reporter: some residents are returning home for the first time . for what little was left hind . >> a little rain must fall, in this case a lot >> reporter: you thought tom schmidt walking with a suitcase . the road his house was on was completely washed away a big abc news . struck the massive storm continues to move up the coast and cause problems .>> including impacting our tribe . we wanted to get the game in, but it is a good day to relax .

>>grant lodes: you could have a woman screaming in the background as officer richard gonzales fires four shots police previously just released this image and his siblings video from the fast-food restaurant a law enforcement problem not a racial issue another lawyer for the family is reacting to this family >>reporter: they're playing in a rich man early in the week of repairs at the game be moved to another location >>reporter: friday even the ulster across the football team arrived the kennedy high school the school district of knowledge but altman decided to keep the game at kennedy high school >>reporter: does window and the sun that it will warmer starting monday with the satellite radar shots shows " we have clouds moving in from not the position to the south part larger sister nicosia a well-defined area of low pressure which will slowly start to >>reporter: 2 drifter's involved in the parent killing and robbery in marin county 19 year- old and 24 year-old could face life in prison if convicted a third defendant charged pleaded guilty of second-degree murder and testified against

. >> they say gonzales climbed into a car, held a gun to the undercover officers had and tried to rob him. they say he was on the porch, got into an argument and storage shooting. in court his attorney claims he was nowhere near the shooting scene. >> at this point he has guilty. >> he has a bullet embedded in his wall. he watched as his son was hustled to safety. >> it becomes surreal when something gets that serious. reporter: the judge has ordered both to stay on -- to stay locked up. meeting. hillary clinton and donald trump will debate. an audience will ask the questions rather than a moderator. that debate is sunday night at st. louis. >> we have seen dozens of cases across the country including here in new england. anchor: lockdown. the safety concerns tonight. an early morning high-speed pursuit. the chase coming to a crashing end. ed: and the latest on matthew as it bears down on the southeast coast. what about our holiday weekend? >> a dozen players, social media ? why do banks treat you and your money like this? they nickel and dime you with fees and minimum balances. capit

five. >> welcome chief gonzales >> thank you.ivation as planned for the middle of january 2017. battalion five was deactivated on may 25 2004 due to budget cuts at that time. it's going to be located station 21 was deactivated from that sin a sally and grove and brought it. within the #station five, station six, station 12 and 21 lead battalion five. station 10 is located in the northern tip of battalion five is assigned to battalion four. the battalion five response area description covers the beat western addition called out, hayes valley and part of the inner sunset. battalion five. include our hazards such as uc and st. mary's hospital. university of san francisco-stadium and many victories of wooden construction. on this map disregard the 11 other with the presidio subject is where we currently have. give nine battalions ashley battalion four and seven cover that area. but were battalion to, four, and seven and eight that is basically enveloped the area where battalion five used to be. in this slide uc battalion five. on the

look at this 59 yarder for gonzales. high-scoring placekicker. he now has 92 career field goals. my next coopie goes to making daddy proud.. here he goes for a touchdown. dad is living vicariously through you. my final coopie is the queen creek moms. they showcased some serious skill last week by playing football while their sons cheer them on. they are caring a great record. how do you like me now? >> i think it is funny. because do not mess with the mother with a plan. steer clear. >> they were fierce on the field.>> they can talk some serious trash as well. >> [ laughter ] >> i would be willing to get >>> coming up next on 12 news at 6:00 p.m., the arizona native that is hoping to make the cut tonight on >>> ? ? [ music ] ? ? >>> the battle rounds continue tonight. it is an all new episode of "the voice" and blaine long is looking to stay on te you can watch them perform tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. right here and 12 news. >>> thanks everybody for watching 12 news at 6:00 p.m. remember 12 news is always on . it and get the latest on www.12news.com, or our app or your favorite

. >> mark c gonzales -- marcy gonzales is in new smyrna beach. >> reporter: we are still feeling the effects here. fortunately, where we are standing the flooding has started to proceed but you can see the wind is still intense. it has been strung throughout the evening. strong enough to bring down trees and big branches. again, it is not letting up just yet. brushing and battering florida's east coast. wind gusts surpassing 100 miles per hour bringing down trees and power lines. leaving hundreds of thousands of people in the dark. but the major concern, flooding . starting in central florida already the forecasters saying the worst is yet to come. a possible storm surge as high as 11 feet in some places. everybody that this is still a really dangerous hurricane. >> reporter: already, at least one hurricane related death reported in port st. lucie and the death toll climbing in haiti. nearly 300 killed and entire communities leveled. hurricane matthew now moving toward jacksonville. >> there is potential for significant flooding. >> reporter: as officials urge evacuations in parts of

here is abc's marcy gonzales. >>> a courtroom scuffle and officer trying to subdue an unruly defendant getting accused of violating a personal protection order putting up the fight after arguing with the judge. >> i told you to leave her alone. apparently that didn't get through loud and clear. today you're going to jail. 45 days county jail. 93 days in the county jail. you want to go for a year. try it right n in county. you're going for 365 days pick >> that is when the defendant gets up and the judge takes off his robe running to help the court officer get the men under control. the judge known for his tough words including during sentencing in this 2014 murder case. >> you stabbed, you stabbed i hope you die in prison as well. no regrets. >> i would hope any judge would say if i court officer is in trouble i will go do what i can. >> the county chief circuit judge says he acted within reason saying that a judge has the power to do whatever he is necessary to maintain order in the courtroom. marci gonzalez abc news new york. >>> tonight we know what caused delays for thousands of tr

marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's incredible to realize that it's of often the days after the storm where it gets more dangerous. >> you get the runoff and the tributaries go into the primary streams and things get backed up and they got almost 18 inches of rain and things quickly go up. but around here it's hard to say it's beautiful coming off scenes like that. but as you take a look at the blue sky no matter where are you today. penn's landing 66 degrees and low point at 34 and southeasterly wind at 5 miles per hour. up in the lehigh valley equally nice shot here, with just a few wispy high clouds and 67 is the air temperature and the wind is calm and the dew point is bone dry at 29. and dew point only in the teens, it was the summer it was in the 70s and oppressive out there. the temperature in lake wallenpaupack 64. we will chat about nice afternoons and chilly morning in the full accuweather forecast. >>> philadelphia's mail distribution center is facing serious new accusations this time for alleged fraud. employees were unaware that they

five and one ranked in the coaches poll this weekend have the reigning play of the week, guns -- gonzales on special team and ball on defense. >>> trying to repeat retrain my know, not always about getting the big hits i like to do it's about getting it down. by -- i do like to hit. i mean 60 of the season -- 60 of the season after being here for four years, kicked over 20 -- it's like -- better percentage than on the night. graham also getting to -- from injury and saturday night, 5:00 to -- pick up for the sun devils in boulder against the buffalo. >>> thank you. >>> the news at 530 is next, sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we ne

two more states solid for hillary clinton reports nathan gonzales.e were part she writes of the beginning of the cycle, many gop likely nominees had -- need to win florida, ohio and virginia to get more than 270. clinton continues to outpace two of those initial tossup states. she is 11 point advantage in virginia and nine point advantage in colorado. live coverage coming up in a few minutes at 10:20. more about the third and final debate from the university of nevada las vegas host: now we take our viewers back out to nevada to the university of nevada las vegas, the site of tonight's third and final presidential debate. there is the debate stage there. spoke to obama students on campus in june of 2012. and democratic present a primary debate took place in november 2007 although this will be the first general election debate taking place at unlv. president bill clinton spoke there twice in august of 2008 in june of 1996. president george w. bush is part of a republican national committee rally their in 2004. as we prepare for tonight's third and fin

in alexandria, john gonzales, back to you. jummy: on terror. this morning, military officials a two americans were killed in kabul, afghanistan, during an attack near a coalition base. one was a service member. the other was a civilian. the two were part of a nato mission to advise and assist afghan security forces. and now we turn to the race for the white house, where there are very high-stakes for republican university of las vegas. many political experts feel this may be trumps last chance to close the gap before election day. lauren: good afternoon. get ready. this may be the last time we see clinton and trump together ahead of the election. for him, it comes amid his latest rallying cry that the election is red. for her, after days of debate trip -- prep, she is ready to address the e-mail controversy. the candidates getting ready to face off in their final debate, coming as trump has been hammering his message to voters that the election is rigged. mr. trump: they have rigged it from the beginning. they want to try to rig the election. l

also on 72 men facing a judge today after that police shoot eric lawrence and gonzales of dorchester tried selling guns to undercover officers. when the officers showed their badgesicalon started shooting. one officer had to go to the hospital with minor injuries and both of those men facing serious charges. ; a man riding his bike is dead after getting hit by a tractor taped off for hours after the crash this morning. the victim is a man but have not released his name yet. >>> a food fight hits harvard university. dining hall workers are under strike. the university says they're proposing modest changes but the workers say the costs are too much. >>> so only some of the dining halls are open. >> anchor: our first look. brady's back with the pats. >> it's exciting to get tb back, man. >> it was cool, man. i gave him a hug and welcomed him back. >> anchor: team is getting in the groove with the top qb in the driver's seat. >> anchor: and the team is focussed on football. some players couldn't help but show some excitement. live in gillette with more. >> reporter: danny said it was coo

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i believe chief francisco and gonzales were in charge of the drill to make sure that we participate. i think people think we rescue people but it's important to be prepared as well and every station in the department participated in that exercise. later that day i was on a panel with few of my department head colleagues, director reiskin from mta and anne koenen burg and the city assessor recorder. we were invited to participate as part of the chamber of commerce's leadership program and gave a 15 minute overview of the department's achievements and challenges and then i have done this before. we spoke to leadership san francisco which is comprised of 50 members from the community, for profit, non-profit, governmental folks that are part of this 10, 11 month session. there's monthly sessions over the course of ten, 11 months. i was a participate in 2003 so i'm an alum and acknowledge mark corso the director of finance and planning and he was in part two where the cfos put on an xaz of the members to talk about the challenges and the priorities and so forth in city budgeting so thank

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. >> reporter: gonzales now worries there could be more violence in the neighborhood he grew up in. >> it is very concerning just to be in this neighborhood. i have lived here my entire life so 22 years. i have never seen that happen, this serious. i mean, it's getting bad, this neighborhood. >> reporter: so obviously if you live in that neighborhood you would be troubled by this late tonight as well that this crime they believe was not random. live at tampa police headquarters, michael paluska. >> michael, thank you. >>> breaking news in venice, police telling us they've taken a violent criminal off the streets. the officers say the man confessed to beating a woman at a spa, then trying to carjack two people. >>> people in one ft. lauderdale neighborhood feeling uneasy about surveillance camera captures this woman snatching a package off someone's doorstep. turns out the package had a camera inside. police say it serves as a warning for all of us when you get packages delivered this season. >>> a south florida man is blaming a kia dealership for putting his family in danger. the man

let's go to john gonzales live in southeast washington this morning, john? hillary clinton sat just one seat away from each other.. at a charity dinner in new york last night. the presidential nominees both addressed the crowd at the al smith dinner -- an annual event that usually gives the candidates a light hearted moment on the campaign trail. there were still one where trump joke about how crowd. and vote trak 2016 in on the campaign trail to get the pulse of the people about the presidential election. later today-- brad bell will be in harrisburg, pennsylvania. we are less than three weeks to election day, and that means time has almost run out for people to register to vote, if it hasn't already. in virginia, residents only have a few more hours to sign up. suzanne kennedy is live in alexandria.. with more. we're going to have to say bye bye to a local superstar early next year. the national zoo announced today that's when bao bao will be heading home to china. the giant panda cub was born at the zoo three years ago -- and is one of the main attraction

dodgers strike first, gonzales sends one to the bleachers, solo shot. that was all the the run support he would need. he was the hero against innings, giving up two hits, no runs. one of the game's best pitchers performing in the play offs. the closer got the save. the series is 1-1 going to l.a. >>> nascar -- he is in 7th 7th place in the standings, just to top 8 after next week, so on for now. >>> how about the rookie, murray, a little steal, and a little score. he had 15 off the bench. nice to have chandler back. 18 for chandler, as the nuggets won. they are 3-3 in preseason action. >>> the supporter shield for best regular season record, but in portland, and timbers on the board there was a second pk in the second half, but the rapids fell 1-0. fc dallas won, so with one game left, fc dallas is control of the supporters shield race. >>> finally, cameras going on in every locker room, and upset virginia tech. [ cheers ] >> somebody in vegas said they were going to win by 20! [ yelling ] >> [ yelling ] [ laughter ] from a rancher's perspective, we fee

marcy gonzales is along the coast in new smyrna beach. >> reporter: with the powerful winds and threat of severe flooding hurricane matthew is moving towards florida. a category 4 storm, the most powerful hurricane to hit the u.s. in more than a decade. >> evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. >> orders are in place for 2.5 million people from here to the carolinas. >> it looks like it's going to be bad. it's best to get off the island. >> after seeing the destruction left behind in the caribbean. battering the bahamas and killing more than 100 people in haiti. in what officials call the worst humanitarian crisis since the 2012 earthquake. store shelves are left empty and businesses are boarded up from miami to up the coast inland millions are bracing for matthew and what the national hurricane says that could be disasterous impacts. >> president obama declared a state of emergency and officials warn that 2.5 million people could lose electricity once the storm hits late tonight. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> the storm is shaping up to miss our region completely but given its siz

marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> from our new jersey newsroom now, we are hearing from a man that survived an explosion in trenton yesterday. two homes that nearly collapsed are at risk of completely falling over. nora muchanic joins us now from the scene, nora what is the situation there? >> hi there sara. first off investigators are here on the site all morning waiting for the arrival of heavy equipment that is just getting here right now. the plan is to pull the two homes apart piece by piece so the investigators can safely get inside. as you mentioned. i did talk this morning to a man inside of 46 wayne avenue, he didn't smell gas beforehand but before he knew it everything came down. >> i'm still shaking. i don't know where i'm at. >> this is william lewis along with his home health aid was inside when 46 and 48 wayne avenue exploded causing the home to collapse. >> it was two levels and my neighbors came to try to assist me. >> they pulled the two out of a front window but not before lewis and his aid tries to escape from the back. >> it blew out the back door again, th