coming, 20,000 federals under hancock. hancock is going to take upton's model and build on it. the left part of hancock's , and a traditional line of battle, sweeping ford in this direction. time of the attack is set for 4:00 in the morning, but there faulfog.conjuring up it has been hot, but this rain has cooled it off. the fog has made the forest impenetrable. no one knows what they are heading into. they just know they are heading into trouble. the men stand there, some so exhausted that they sleep on their feet. with fear ored up adrenaline that they can't sleep at all. when 4:00 comes, hancock can't have the order for those men to advance, making them even more nervous, jacking them up even more. a.m., dawn is0 just breaking enough to turn that fog. hancock is going to order his attack forward. men coming000 forward, sweeping through the forests.e force -- there's a lane that runs right about where you guys are, runs away from this position. eyesderates have advanced and ears. it is a farmland they have fortified more. they have a good position out there. come sweepingey o

federal under winfield scott hancock at the brown farm. thank you very much. is going to take the model and build up on it. support, they are going to line up in a traditional line of battle sweeping forward in this direction. the time of the attack is set for 4:00 in the morning, but fog.ring has conjured up it has been a hot, hot summer in the wilderness. this rain has cooled off and taken the edge off. the fog has made the forest impenetrable. hancock cannot see and hasn't had time to reconnoiter the land in front of them. no one knows what they are heading into and they can't see it. they just know they are heading into trouble. some of them are so exhausted that they sleep on their feet. others fear that they cannot sleep at all. to home on letters the backs of the men in front of them, hoping to have some form of identification should this go terribly awry. when 4:00 comes, hancock gives the order for those men to making them even more nervous and jacking them up even more. at 4:20, dawn is just breaking enough to turn the fog translucent and hancock is

that is hancock avenue. today it's a paved road. that's what hancock avenue was. so the idea is we're going to open up this avenue here, and we need to by the way acquire the angle. now, in 1882, you see the trees are still standing, still looks a lot like it did in 1863. it almost did because after the battle, basil biggs an african-american farmer who was a very good businessman, hard working guy, veterinarian, bought the angle area, and in 1869 bachelder was riding along cemetery ridge and he comes upon basil biggs cutting down the copse trees. first thing he does, good lord, do you know the historical value of these trees? pickett's charge, trying to explain this stuff and biggs is like i got to make a living, man, sorry. so then bachelder tries a different tack. this guy's a smart businessman, basil biggs. he says these trees will be worth more to you one day in the future if you preserve them. because there's this group called the getburg battlefield memorial association, acquiring land, i guarantee you, if you keep the trees, you will get more money out of

this was the scene at east squantum and hancock street. the victim was taken to the hospital an accident reconstruction team stayed on the scene for much of the night. no word on any charges. right now, a driver is facing hit and run in salem. three people hurt two of them children. the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live at the scene with the new details. antoinette: that driver is expected in court later today. we await word on just how serious the injuries are to those three victims. it happened around 8:00 last and bridge. a lot of people will -- were out and there was rain. police arrested 52-year-old dexter mitchell about 2 hours later. one young girl was taken to mass general hospital the other child and woman were taken to salem hospital. the extent of the injuries still unclear this morning. emily: a warning for students at boston college after a report of a sexual assault. state police say a student was attacked while she walked on , avenue -- walked on comm avenue around 2:30 yesterday morning. the victim tells investigators

. >>> denver's mayor hancock was on hand for groundbreaking. the plan here is to have more sidewalks and bike lanes and street parkingg on brighton boulevard between 29th and 44th. mayor hancock wanted to service the northern gateway to downtown. >> whether you are walking or biking, we certainly want to create a more friendly environment up-and-down brighton boulevard. >> most of the improvements should be completed by winter of next year. poised to cause just as much damage as hurricane matthew work -- nicole is posed to cause just as much damage as hurricane matthew. >>> we can't complain about our weather here at all. mike nelson has more. >> how much more is this weather going to last? remember el ni?o last year, the warm water in the pacific. is gone now. temperrtures have cold. to shift a little bit coming more from the west northwest across the pacific into the pacific northwest and eventually down across the northern great plains and just north of collrado. what that means over the upcoming months, warmer temperatures to the south of t

this is a print out of hancock's water usage. >> you are using it. on this day, you used 2500 gallons. >> reporter: every day for a month after that one day when the usage spiked it levels off. but why is unclear. >> if you have a leak that is one 16th of an inch. about the thickness of a dime, you could lose eight to ten gallons a month. >> reporter: it ballooned to $424. 12news received complaints from dozens of customers. so could meters in buckeye be faulty? >> we have talked to the manufacturers. we have done everything we could. >> reporter: bringing us back to a couple of questions. is the water really being used? and if so, where is it going? continue to fall low this story. we have a second meeting with customers and city leaders set for monday. and hope to have the meters tested by an independent agency. in the live alert center, i'm kevin kennedy, 12news at 10:00. >> if you have noticed a major hike on your water bill, you can reach out to us. just e-mail verify@12news.com and we will continue to reach out for answers. >>> now, to a 12news

he is learning that his best commander is winfield hancock. it is not that he is audacious or brave, he does one thing that seems to be eluding the other high commanders, and he can follow in order and attack. that is what we are going to see on the orange plank road. on the morning of may 5, hancock is going to have three corps under his command could these are some of the old men from the iron brigade. may 6, they are going to try to make up for a bad day. hancock is going to use the second corps and use that one division from george getty. there is supposed to be another name on this map, burnside. burnside, who was ordered onto the field to start marching at 2:00 in the morning, says, i will move. he says, ok, i will move it to: 30. -- ok, i will move act 2:30 -- ok, i will move at 2:30. it is going to be bushwhacking on a grand scale third that is what the men are going -- it is going to be bushwhacking on a grand scale. that is what the men are going to call it. he had been behind a tree, the confederate on the other side, he shot the ma

route 3a1 lane blocked at hancock street. wanted to give you live look at again situation and fortunately so far so good and pike 24 minutes and split to the pike jammed and up 128 route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls 48 minutes. guys, over to you. >> sara: 8:18 on monday morning. happy halloween now. >> not going back to 2011 when we have like snow october weird month and hot, a lot of the cold, warmest was 81? and 27? and wettest two and a half inches of rain and absolute washout and a lot of snow any halloweens and trace amounts andbition snowstorm in 2011 and trick-or-treating and calming winds, i like it, nothing unusual about and boston area but down across the cape and islands in give you a quick time like and outer cape and nantucket and sprinkle noon time today and eventually all of us end up brightening up here and high temperature this afternoon hit lower 50s from the cape and 46 in worcester today, low temperatures tonight after we get the 40s and 20s and 30s and a freezing start and middle 50s tomorrow and 7-da

we will show you where it ended in hayward at mission boulevard at hancock street crashing into a fence on bart property at one point. it started when police spotted the stolen truck in vallejo at 1:00 this morning. they tried to pull that driver over. he led them on a chase on the interstates including surface streets. c.h.p. called off the search. that man got away. >> we will talk about the only commute. it is not just bad for you it is getting worse. every year. >> not just your imagination. tiffany is in san jose with one of the worst commutes. tiffany? >> yes, good morning, the good news traffic is moving freely. the bad news is later during the commute, this stretch of 101 in santa clara county will look more lick a parking lot than like ally. the new report just released from the metropolitan transportation commission proves the silicon valley commute really is that bad. there is potential that it could be worse. that is because the south bay workforce is growing. and commuting. transit authority say the incredible job growth through silicon valley is behind the congestion and n

jeremy hancock in the house! i ran into these cheerleaders and they have some mighty good is it going to be some good stuff for us tonight? >> yes.>> there are like 10 lines back there of people. >> we will check in with you guys in just a minute. right now let's get to our friday night fever game of the week . the plumas playing host check out this play. watch out. ate yards to the house -- 80 yards to the house. then they strike again. nice-looking catch. that plate will cover 44 yards down the left start. 44-14 at the half. one play and 68 yards. 41-14, chandler. a nice scoring player -- play. they continue the come back into the 4th quarter. another touchdown. they do end up falling short. 44-35 was the final. let's check in with kelsey perry hanging out with a winners.>> reporter: i am here with the chandler wells. five straight scores to start the game. how important is it to start out fast against a team like after the first series, our defense shut them down. i think we are getting better. we did not clos

the crash in hancock has left a person dead. it appears that a driver left the roadway, hit a rock and caused the car to go airborne. let's check in with josh judge with a look at today's forecast, good morning, josh. josh: good morning, amy. it's a decent day until the show we're starting off warm out there as well. 40's, and 30's in a couple locations. the thickest of the clouds have been pulling away and that's what the brighter white clouds are pulling away and allowing breaks of sunshine in so it turns partly sunny for a while today and then eventually as the showers to our west begin to move in our direction, the clouds will thicken back up and showers, especially in the southern half of the state, say from about anytime after 3:00, thumbnail idea when they'll start moving into the state and the rain could start falling. otherwise, as you can see, we're in the 40's and even the 50's today. the areas with enough sunshine in new hampshire could get into the upper 50's. a look at your week ahead forecast just minutes away. >>

devin was just eating lunch with the other 2-nd graders at hancock elementary yesterday. just another day - but then all of a sudden - she started choking. well thankfully - one of instructors noticed her going pale - and jumped right into action. dana delario actully had to jump - right over some garbage right away - she cleared devon's airway - and performed the heimlic maneuver until she could breathe again. delario says it's just part of her job....but is still thankfully she was there - and knew exactly what to do. 9:01:27 07 it could have been a different phone call yesterday, she could have been called to the er. devin's parents met delario this morning for the first time since this happened. we were there - and spoiler alert here - it was very emotional. i'll have that reunion tonight, at 6. yasmeen hassan 13 action from contact -13-... new concerns tonight.... about airbags. federal regulators are accusing an american company of stalling it's investigation.... into a deadly car crash!!! the national highway traffic safety administration says... manufacturer.... "

paula hancocks, cnn, seoul. >> paula, thanks very much. that's it for me, thanks for watching.rooke baldwin, you're watching cnn, it's friday. thanks for being here. no time to waste with the presidential candidates with the debates behind them. the only faceoff now, the finish line. november 8, election day, just two weeks and four days away. the trump and clinton campaigns are blitzing the battleground states to get out the vote. surrogates are in the key state, pennsylvania, florida, new hampshire, and in a little bit we'll see hillary clinton

they're going to have a status hearing in denver at 10:00 michael hancock says the sweeps happened because of unsafe conditions in the ball park neighborhood. veterans veterans affairs. wait times happening in our state. va employees used unofficial wait lists that could conceal how long vets are actually waiting for health care. an audit into the va was announced wednesday. the inquiry could broaden the scandal about wait times in different . >>> there is a lot of evidence about the very good work -- >> please let mr. trump speak. >> it's a criminal enterprise. >> the final presidential debate had candidates clashing talking over each other, multiple accusations thrown at each other talking about immigration, nuclear weapons and iraq invasion. tracey is live in nevada where about the moment trump said he would refuse to accept the results and his running mate said certainly would. >> a couple different messages coming out of that. bottom line, this morning what trump has said what and what he did in this debate is raised questions and made it unclear whether this long election >> trump, w

. >> jeff hancock said that he had his landscaping and pool filter turn all. >> beyond, taylor is sharing the same concern. >> plumbers coming out saying they do not have a leak>> my husband has contacted attorneys. >> reporter: they have no idea why their consumption the so- hi. >> we have to get a stop to this. >> i understand their concern, they are frustrated. >> reporter: he has spent the city manager since july. >> we want to talk to them. we want them to contact us. >> reporter: he wants them to have lower bills and he does it. in the long-term, they want to replace the analog meters with digital meters so that homeowners can follow how much water they're using day by day, gallon by gallon. >> we think technology will help us as well. >> reporter: june 30, that should be in place. those dealing with the bills are planning a peaceful protest at 8 am tomorrow morning. that will be held at city hall. they will be at the next meeting at city hall next tuesday. the 12 news team will stay on top of this. for now, we are light in the alert center, trisha hendricks , 12 news. >> what is go

an suv hit a man walking near hancock street. the man was wearing dark clothes and was not in a crosswalk and it was hard to see. >>> geologists are warning of more earthquakes in italy after the strongest quake in 36 of the country, destroying ancient buildings and churches. fortunately, there were no reports of injuries. the seismologists say in happened about every hundred years and the quakes are likely to continue. >>> fire lit up the night sky in oakland, california, as flames destroyed a condo complex under destruction. the blaze sent burning embers through the neighborhood, forcing 100 people to evacuate. investigation about a youth football program left nearly bankrupt by a former president. ryan cap is here with the details. >> reporter: the program is making a little bit of a financial comeback, bringing in $30,000 of fundraising revenue in the past few weeks. last month the i-team uncovered were concerned about outdated equipment. tonight the criminal investigation continues. >> and so where will that go? how long bef

michael hancock is joining kwaur ri later today. we are here at ruby park this morning are participating. reporting live in ruby hill, i'm amanda de castillo, denver7 news. >>> did she have gloves on out there? >> yes, it's chilly. >> by about 6::0 her mouth won't be working and functioning. >> she's like, welcome to the door this morning. 30s and low 50s. parker 41 and close to freezing in the foothills. colder here between now and sunrise so likely we'll see temperatures drop down into the low to mid 30s here in denver. greeley right now 34 and it's chilly statewide. more 20s in the mountains. here are your first alert headlines headlines. tomorrow cooler another storm nd there's the potential for more snow here in the mountains over the -- next 24 hours. of land making snow this morning and working hard. temperatures in the 20s in the mouutains. those of here in the plains, we're still a few degrees below highlands ranch 68 and castle rock 65. aurora topping out at 67 today. more 70s acrosssthe south eastern corner. that's the wa

one was engraved with the nicknames of samuel adams and john hancock who happened to be in lexington. today, the john hancock is on display and the samuel adams was conserved by the national park service and it is also on display next to the bunker hill monument. in boston, you can see two out of the four. i will be happy to take questions. [applause] >> in the time, did they find out that young was a spy? >> dr. church. there was another doctor but he was a good one. yes. in the fall of 1775, dr. church's mistress -- he had asked her to send a letter into boston. she was living in newport. she made the mistake of asking her ex-husband to mail the letter for her. he thought it was suspicious so he sat on it for a while. he got another question asking, have have you mailed it yet? he went to the authorities and a discovered that it was in code. nothing suspicious here. [laughter] washington had this person brought to headquarters and interrogated her for hours until giving up the name of dr. church who was not simply a patriot, he was the surgeon general of the continental army. they i

this was the scene in east squantum and hancock streets. the victim was taken to the hospital, and an accident reconstruction team stayed on the scene for much of the night, and at this point, no word on any charges. right now a driver is facing charges accused in a drunken hit and run in salem. three people hurt, two children, and the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live at the scene with new details. antoinette: that driver is expected in court today to face those awaiting to find out how serious those injuries were to those three victims. here's a look at the car police say was involved in this hit and run that happened just around 8:00 last night. a woman and two children were hit while they were crossing the street near washington and bridge. a lot of people were out and about with their halloween costumes at the time, and it was pouring rain, limiting the visibility out here. police say the driver left the scene but they arrested one young girl was taken to mass general hospital and the other child, the woman were taken to salem hos

would led them on a chase through several east bay cities and this is where it ended in hayward at hancock street crashing into a fence on bart property at one point. it all start when police spotted the stolen truck in vallejo at 1:00 this morning. they tried to pull the driver over but he led them on a chase along interstate 80, and on to the surface streets at 4 miles in all. c.h.p. finally called it off and the man got away. >> our bay area commutes are not only bad but they are getting worse every year. our reporter is in san jose with one of the worst commutes. tiffany? >> highway or parking lot? sties on 101 in san jose it is very difficult to tell the difference. and the new report that came out from the metropolitan trance commission, shows just how widespread standstill traffic has become with heavier than normal dry times, expanding earlier and extending later. seven silicon valley freeways made the top ten worst drive list. this increased congestion comes from a good problem: too much job growth, too fast. the infrastructure cannot keep up. it is a catch 22. more people commute

this was the scene at east squantum and hancock street. was on the scene for much of the night. emily: other stories we're following right now, police are searching for a man they say sexually assaulted a female student near boston college. state police say the man grabbed the victim as she walked on commonwealth avenue around 2:30 yesterday morning. she says he followed her to an area near chestnut hill ave. she managed to get away. randy: the suffolk county da's office is investigating the officer-involved shooting of a man, accused of attacking emt's with a knife. it happened overnight sunday in bost going in and out of this apartment on shawmut avenue. they say the suspect, identified by family as terrence coleman, was suffering from paranoia and schizophrenia. right now, a driver is facing oui charges accused in a drunken hit and run in salem. three people hurt two of them children. the eyeopener's antoinette expected in court later today. we are awaiting word on how serious the injuries are. here is a look at the car. it happened around 8:00 last night. a woman and two chi

with the other second graders at hancock elementary on wednesday when she started choking. one of her instructors noticed..... she was going pale... and... literally jumped right into action..... by leaping over garbage cans.... instructional assistant her coloring was completely pale white and went to purple within 3 seconds dana de-lario performed the heimlich maneuver..... until she had cleared.... the little girl's airway. devin made a full recovery... and... is doing okay this morning. get ready to put on your raspberry berets because today is prince day. and it's topping our look at today's stories now trending... the mayor of saint paul minnesota named october 13th and 14th as prince day. celebrated in st.paul, the mayor there says all american's are allowed to join in on the celebrations. prince passed away this year due to an overdose of opiates. a group of firefighters in boxford massachusetts put on a full scale rescue effort for two dogs caught in a drainage pipe. as you can see from the photos the firefighters put camears inside the lure the dogs out. at the en

michael hancock was at the city's ground breaking. they want to add -- >> whether you're walking or biking, we want to create a friendly environment going up and down brighton boulevard. >> this is the first phase of the project. most of the improvements should be done by 2018. >>> shark cages are supposed to inside. how this happened. >>> a local student is telling e after being expelled from school you bought a wig, a jersey, and overpriced nachos... ...don't let sinus symptoms bring you down now. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. sinex, the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head... ...medicine. campbell's one dish recipes. one pan, less than 30 minutes. campbell's one dish recipes. sfrjts right now, wild life officials in our state are offering a $500 reward to figure out who killed a bull elk and left its body on the road in silver thorn. this is a map where this happened along youth pass road. someone kept the creatures head and antlers. >>> the fbi is trying to figure nederland police statio

during today's event mayor michael hancock is joining corey elementary students and this is the 20th year in here colorado this event is being held happening along colorado pedestrian month. if you're not participating you can do your part by staying focused on driving during the morning commute. we're expecting students here from ruby hill park meeting and walking to class then. also along side ttachers, parents and again city leaders. we'll be following this nationwide movement all throughout the morning. reporting live at ruby hill park, i'm amanda de castillo, denver7 news. >>> the mother of a seven-year sold girl is upset this morniig after she says people at donald trump's loveland rally were mean to her. jennifer says her family is undecided. they wasn't to the rally wanting to know more abouttthe sat near other families with disabilities but decided to leave after 20 minutes and she says she was harassed. >> when we railroad leaving somebody said, "why are you leaving? "and basically that struck a nerve and i said why are you here? because it was all handicped people and i sa

. >>> today, mayor michael hancock and other city officials are celebrating the latest affordable housing project to break ground in denver. the project will offer 197 affordable rental units for low and moderate household incomes. it will go in on morrison road any westwood neighborhood. they hope to have the project done by early 2018. really scared a new mom and houston. it was all caught on camera. she is going to turn her back for one second that the grocery store when a man comes out of nowhere and picks up her baby.>> i think that if it weren't for the cover, he probably would have made off with her quickly because i couldn't hear a thing. >> that's so scary. you're going to see it again. the man didn't have a shopping cart or groceries. he just walked right out of the store after he picked up a child. the mother believes this was an she hopes it's a warning to people, parents out there. do not turn your back for even one second. >>> now to a story i love. anyone who grew up watching wizard of oz, that should be all of you, and if you were touched by dorothea's long journey home, t

it kicked off with several speakers including mayor hancock. they spoke about the importance of winningol dave matthews stuck mostly to music. occasionally talking about politics and touching on the fact he is a former. cane when after trump saying he does not respect women. he bashed his performance at last night debates and highlighted hillary clinton coolheaded demeanor. he told voters this election is too important to get it wrong. >> this is an election about america looking in the mirror in the mirror. we cannot afford to get it wrong.>> reporter: we are also hearing from patrick davis. trump senior advisor for colorado. he released a statement saying, clinton's performance last night highlighted the fact that she wants to make this race about personal attacks. tim kaine's visit to colorado only remind voters, that he like hillary would ring ethical baggage to washington. live in denver, molly clinton is coming to colorado this week. she is scheduled to be in pueblo on wednesday. millon ballot should go out october 17.>>> maybe are not ha

lights it is inner city park with boston bengals pop warner team practices in the shadows of the hancock tower. parents here at clifford about the game. >> this year i think parents are more concerned because they're showing up a lot more. >> cat screen -- katerina is talking about needles and says they refer where. on the edge of the field and even where the kids play. >> the coaches will line up and inspect where their children are playing. >> reporter: the problem so bad now the city put in this needle collection box but still needles keep appearing every katerina says that more and more addicts are coming here. it's so bad that on recent saturdays the kids have had to dodge people passed out the field. >> they're like running over people. >> katerina uses the city's new 311 app to report the needles. she tells fox 25 the city does clean them up but addicts return and leave more. >> it doesn't mean our >> reporter: katerina says more must be done by parents, police, and the city to keep these kids safe. >> so we need to push harder and push the city to make sure that the park is clean

the hancock building is on the right. and this was what, a couple hours ago? harvey: you. now the temperatures are climbing. it will be very mild as the warmth spreads. maria: and tomorrow -- it is going to be summer tomorrow. harvey: tomorrow will feel more like summer then fall. wet weather between thursday and friday, a dry but chilly weekend. ed: would you suspect there's a going to be a lot of rain? harvey: maybe in some places, but probably not widespread. trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. [ roars ] [ up tempo music ] dinner! may i be excused? get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i

it happened late last night at the intersection of hancock street in hollis avenue. preliminary investigation shows the victim was believed to be between 40 and 60 years old, was wearing dark clothing and visibility was difficult because of rain. as no indication the woman driving was impaired or speeding. erika: the driver of this vehicle faced a judge accused in a drunk hit and run in salem. outside civil district court with new details. >> prosecutors say after hitting this mother and her twin 10-year-old daughters with his car, dexter mitchell sped off only to return minutes later and turned himself into police. the man is accused of hitting this family who was visiting's they lump as they legally walked in a crosswalk. the family was on route to the t station on washington street. return downtown to retrieve a stuffed animal that have been left behind. police found mitchell bus subaru nearby. witnesses tell police they saw him drop something into a dumpster. police have a 12 pack of beer. some of those cans were empty. his attorney says mitchell was a married fa

according to the hancock county sheriff.... the child's mother is a long beach, mississippi police officer. she and a male officer are both on paid administrative leave.... while officials investigate. 13-action news is getting results for a valley neighborhood worried about squatters. they said an old commerccial building had been taken-over.. but now it's gone. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin follows up on a story we first told you about this summer. 12.59.242 instead of seeing signs of squatters and construction workers and an empty lot after this building was torn down 50 sz people near sunset and whitney said this building was a magnet for squatters....and right near an apartment complex and a neighborhood of mainly retirees. 12.37.08 and i figured, we gotta get this torn down 10 it was a safety hazard 11 tk terry kniess first called us back in august to let us know about the issue. 01.07 my thought is, just tear the doggone thing down and get it over with and eliminate the squatter problem 11 tk file a

michael hancock among them. the judge warned the individuals named in the case are going to claim qualified immunity. he advised williams to dismiss all the claims against those individuals and go after just the city and county of denver. williams agreed to rework the suit but no matter who goes after, both williams and the plaintiffs say a policy change in -- a policy change is in order. >> when we sleep on the sidewalk, and we get up in the morning and leave, there shouldn't be any sign that we shouldn't even know that somebody was sleeping there that night. unfortunately not everybody in the homeless community does that. >> reporter: the plaintiffs attorney will head back to the drawing board to narrow claims down. there's going to be a status conference on october 20. the judge also warned the plaintiff's attorney the longer this case takes to get to trial, the less likely some of these plaintiffs are going to be around to give testimony. some of them could move out of state. in denver, jamie leary, cbs4 new

devin was just eating lunch with the other 2-nd graders at hancock of a sudden - she started choking. 8:59:36 4 dana delario instructional assistant her coloring was completely pale white and went to purple within 3 seconds within seconds dana delario knew exactly what to do - and wasn't going to let anything get in her way. 8:58:13 03 dana delario instructional assistant i - and performed the heimlic maneuver until she could breathe again. 8:48:35 04 anthony dad she fell back on her training and saved out little girls life in an instant. delario says it's just part of 8:50:59 08 melinda kiser it's just amazing that we still have people out there ready to jump in because some people want to ignore now adays and not get involved so i'm lucky she got involved. 8:50:14 05 melinda mom we could have gotten a different phone call so we're lucky we got the phone call we did. 8:49:22 03 anthony kiser dad here we are smiling instead of the later. 8:59:20 07 dana delario instructional assistant i just domestic violence can tear-apart a home and family.. and it can also do something else you'd n

"hancock says: "we was standing at the pub and he was by the doorway and he (gestures) he was going to slit our throats. so it was scary." here in the valley... metro says they have received 35 calls of creepy clown sightings. so far none of them have turned out to be dangerous. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. a community is reaching out to a woman who was attacked while jogging in their quiet neighborhood. but the problem is... no one seems to i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? reporter: you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck. wrong for nevada. heck. he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% an

. >> reporter: joint venture silicon valley ceo russell hancock says new research shows 1/3 of samsung customers are going with different suppliers and not renewing. >> the tech consumer just wants the thing to work. they want it to be slick in your hand. they don't want it to be problematic. so people will be jumping off of samsung's slip by droves if the thing continues to be problematic. >> reporter: just two weeks ago samsung warned customers about washing machines like this one that either exploded or blew apart. samsung's stock today took a 5% hit in after hour trading. in san jose betty yu, kpix5. >>> investigators located the sunken boat that capsized in the bay over the weekend. here's a picture of boat and passengers before it went down. the person who shared this photo said that they were watching the airshow. all the passengers are okay. the little boy who was in critical condition has now been released from the hospital. meanwhile the sfpd marine unit spent the day searching for the vessel and with sonar equipment found the spot where it sank. a salvage company is working

finally, stopped at hancock and mission in hayward. the driver ran away. police looked for an hour for the person. they called off the search at 3:00 this morning. this person is still on the loose. >> investigators are trying to determine if a string of armed robberies in contra costa county are the work of a significant. six holdups happened in four days in orinda, danville, pittsburg, antioch and brentwood and police in two cities want to know in their case involved two men wanted for ain't tack in orinda when school district vice president carol brown was shot and her his was pistol-whipped in their drive. the suspects were wearing halloween masks and got away. all robberies involved two men and always attacked victim as they pulled into the drive. in two cases they were spotted driving off in a white sedan. >> hurricane matthew is taking aim on haiti. jessica, this is the last place on earth that needs another disaster. >> that is right. the hurricane right now is headed toward haiti. also, hitting jamaica. this is the latest video. the country is bra

ed: taking a live look over the city, you can see the old hancock building is flashing blue, that means clouds are due. harvey is with us. i am looking over your shoulder and is the snow going to make there is some snow showers right now for the next 36 hours, it is the chilly weather that we are dealing with chicken of the tomorrow morning. we are down to 40 in boston, 34 in worcester, 29 in orange, 30 in keene. it is a cold night out there. it has been breezy. the winds ease some but we have a wind chill of 24 degrees in worcester. boston will stay above freezing but will be down and the 30's but other areas are colder than that. a freeze warning is in effect for most of eastern massachusetts that has not already had a freeze. the one exception is along the shore road and in boston itself but elsewhere, you do not have the freeze warning because you have had one or more freezes. we have this storm in the upper midwest that will slide east, it is going to bring a significant amount of precipitation to new england. i will have the timeline and show you which areas will be that story com

help streamline the that includes dismissing claims against individual defendants like mayor michael hancock since he can claim individual immunity anyway. instead focusing the suit against the city. the attorney for the homeless plaintiff says he'll make those suggested changes by the end of the week he says his goal is to help the homeless he believes the rights were violated belongings thrown away. only god maybe three hours and everything was gone. i lost my tent my sleeping bag. all of my clothes. and my tools. what's happened here is a american citizens have had their property seized from them in destroyed in violation of the fourth amendment in violation of 14th amendment due process and equal protection clauses. meanwhile the city has maintain so-called sweeps are legal that they offer helping give ample notice before and forcing the so-called swe a status conference has been set for october 2010:00 a.m. of course we will continue to follow this case and bring you updates as they come in. for now live downtown fox 31. thank you amanda a story we will be following as it develops. offi

it happened late last night on hancock street and hollis avenue. the victim wore dark clothing and did not use the crosswalk. the driver was not speeding or under the influence of no word if the driver will face any charges. the investigation of the accident is ongoing. >>> also today, a tewksbury man accused of beating a 15-year-old to death at a house party. the victim has serious head injuries and the suspect is facing serious charges. barbara burnett is live with more on the story. >> they're still investigating the case very aggressively. now, this is where the incident happened. police say there was a large party with a lot of underage another facing charges. 18-year-old joseph zagarella of tewksbury charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. police say he viciously attacked a 15-year-old boy who bumped into him during a party at this home in lowell on friday night. police say several teenagers including the victim were drinking and intoxicated behind this barn when it happened. >> the victim stomach bumbled i victim picked him

at hancock elementary.... on wednesday.... when she started choking. one of her instructors noticed..... she was going pale... and... literally jumped right into action..... by leaping over garbage cans.... to get to her. 8:59:36 4 dana delario instructional assistant her coloring was completely pale white and went to purple within 3 seconds dana de-lario performed the heimlich maneuver..... the little girl's airway. devin made a full recovery... and... is doing okay tonight. we're staying on top of developments in carson city where the state assembly is still working on approving or rejecting a deal to fund an n-f-l stadium in las vegas. our bryan callahan has been there all day long and says a vote could come at any minute...but likley wont happen until after midnight. the bill needs 28 votes to pass. .tonight...partly cloudy. increasing to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .friday...mostly sunny and windy. highs 85 to 88 on the west side of the valley...87 to 91 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph increasing to southwest 20 to 30 mph in the aftern

jeff hancock has a water problem. according to the city of buckeye, he is using a lot. his last four bills topping $400 each. >> they say you must have a leak or somebody is stealing your water. >> reporter: the plumber confirms there is no leak. as for someone stealing his water? >> there is somebody keeping an eye on my house here all day long. hundreds of people are angry. >> somebody needs to step up to the plate. >> reporter: residents like jeff complaining, a city councilwoman responding. >> i can sense the fear that is going on and concern and i want to help put those to rest. >> reporter: the answer according to hess is usually not a popular one. >> most of the times it was a leak in their toilets. >> my blood pressure is getting up a little bit. >> reporter: jeff taking his water woes to city this person said they would try to help. the answer jeff got. >> they seem to think it is something else. not their problem. >> reporter: a problem that keeps dripping. figuring out why and how to stop it? not so easy. councilwoman hess is urging everyone with a problem to

mayor michael hancock and executives in dubai promoting the mile high city. the mayor we of a nonstop flight by 2020. >>> chipotle not rebounding from last year's e. coli outbreak. sales fell for the fourth straight quarter even after the company gave up millions of free burritos and launched a loyalty program. chipotle stock down 40% since last year. >>> a manhunt in oklahoma has all the makings of a tv drama, the suspect wanted for killing his aunt and uncle and shooting including two police officers with an ak-47. both officers are at home recovering. following the shootout sunday night. they say michael vance shot them in the foot and leg then took off in their vehicle and live streamed the getaway. >> about to steal another car like right now. going to be intense. >> on top of all this, the may try to spread disease. police did not say what medical condition he has. >>> a weld county mom could spend up to two years and joe. katrina kennedy flores pleaded guilty to abusing her two -year-old son, all caught on camera. she will be sentenced in january. head

michael hancock among them. the judge warned the individuals named in the case are going to claim qualified immunity. he advised williams to dismiss all the claims against those individuals and go after just the city and county of denver. williams agreed to rework the suit but no matter who goes after, both williams and the plaintiffs say a policy change in -- a policy change is in order. >> when we sleep on the sidewalk, and we get up in the morning and leave, there shouldn't be any sign that we

russell hancock is president and ceo of joint venture silicon valley. >> this has been a long time coming. the technology is here and people need to be reconciled to that. we can actually do this. what's not there yet is the body of regulations that's going to make it actually permissible on the roadways but the technology works. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:52. ♪[ music ] >> son up' be able to explore -- soon you'll be able to look at something in the sky. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and featu re your school on the show. at least if a >>> it will be another 170 years before the global wage gap is finally closed between women and men. that's a prediction from the world economic forum. that new report measures disparities in areas like economic opportunity and health. this year, the u.s. ranking slipped to 45th worldwide from 28th last year. >>> if you have never known the difference between big and broil, a new smart appliance has arrived to do that thinking. behold it's called the june oven. it it has

you can see the old hancock building is flashing, steady due. harvey joins us now. harvey: it is warmer right now and it was all day long in boston. in boston, that is true. it is like a summer night all over southern new england. you can see the temperatures, 75 in bennington, vermont. it is with a high temperatures at least until this hour. 68 in boston but now 69. the 60's in this area, that is where the light easterly wind held on for so much of the day. the low clouds and the fog but now the southerly wind has taken over everywhere. 84 today and harford. many records were set from connecticut on down south and through the admitted lactic area. we are very mild. the area that has not warmed up is up across southern new hampshire and southern maine, there is where there is some dense fog. in syracuse. what did not happen today in terms of temperature and boston will tomorrow. a great day to be outdoors. we will let you know about the change that follows in a few minutes. maria: this teenager is now on the state's most wanted list. 16-year-old jayden smith is want

ed: the old hancock is showing steady blue. harvey is with us now. i can see, in new york, it is 38. it is it going to get that chilly? >> meterologist: well, it may be. a whole different feel tomorrow. anyway, let's show you what is taking place. and the front has moved through the region, so it does call to the west. it is down to 46 in the berkshires. that gives you an idea there is chillier air to the west. now the winds coming from the northwest behind the cold front. so we have a slow but steady fall. the winds started to pick up a little bit in spots as well. 23 in concord, new hampshire, it is chilly around the great lakes. look at ottawa now. that is where air is coming so it will be a lot chillier and we'll talk about how chilly here. boston will only drop to the 40's some spots in the upper 30's by morning. we talk about it, coming up. everything you need to know about the weekend, cobbling up. jc? j.c.: an he'll lir man on the rocks. new tonight, a rescue at a its he unclear. rescue crews had tough time getting to him they strapped hum on

finally, stopped at hancock and mission in hayward. the driver ran away.ice looked for an hour for the person. they called off the search at 3:00 this morning. this person is still on the loose. >> investigators are trying to determine if a string of armed robberies in contra costa county are the work of a significant. six holdups happened in four days in orinda, danville, pittsburg, antioch and brentwood and police in two cities want to know in their case involved two men wanted for ain't tack in orinda when school district vice president carol brown was shot and her his was pistol-wh

went to purple within 3 seconds dana jumped in wednesday when devin started choking during lunch at hancock elementary. the insturctional assistant jumped over trash cans to get to her. devin has made a full recovery. breaking overnight.... twin baby boys, conjoined at the head, were successfully separated at a children's hospital in new york... they are just 13-months-old. reconstruct their skills and make them whole. but they did some out of it - and are recoveriing - doctors say they both did very well. a daughter surprises her dying father with the power of social media... it's topping our look at today's stories now trending... " i can find something. i can do something." when kim and her family found out her dad jeff's kidneys were kim decided to post on facebook...reaching out to everyone she knew to get the word out. within six weeks...kim had found a match. "i'd give her the world if i could.there isn't enough thank yous and hugs in the world for rachael." thanks to rachael...jeff can now live a healthy life. a paralyzed man shared a president obama. this man has a mind-controlled

mayor michael hancock was at the groundbreaking yesterday. the city wants to add more parking. >> whether you are walking or biking, we want to create a more friendly environment going up and down right in boulevard. >> this is the first phase of the project. most of the improvements should be done by 2018. >>> this weekend, rosenberg's bagels will reopen. there was a fire in an apartment above the restaurant that damaged the building back in may. we went to check it out kitchen was damaged. the owner says the spring to back to when he opened it for the very first time. >> it is just like the drive that any entrepreneur needs to open a nee business. thattis the bush i had to reopen again. >> he will reopen this sunday from 6:00 .m.-3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. >>> imagine calling 911 and being hung up on. that is what happened now the dispatcher is facing 3 charges. more on that coming up after the break.>>> there is a new warning out this morning for anyone traveling to miami. >> it is now 11:40. temperatures in the low-mid-80s today with mostly sunn