leave an impression. >> what do they socialize handcuffs with, the bad guy wears handcuffs and good guy put the handcuffs on. >> another harsh truth, students with disabilities are three times more likely to be reported than kids without disability and black students three times more likely to be arrested than white students. it's become a civil rights issue. >> certain kids get rehab and counseling and certain kids get wraparound services. other kids get juvenile detention. >> i'v since i was a high school student. >> getting this right is personal for kansas city superintendent dr. mark bid dell. out of a family of eight, he was the only one to make it past the ninth grade. >> whole bunch of you going through the same struggle right now. >> reporter: currently oversees caleb's school but wasn't on the job at the time of the incident. the jobs need to be clearly defined. police officers have become the disciplinarians. >> and that shouldn't be the case. >> reporter: it ever okay to handcuff a small child. >> i have a 5-year-old and i would probably lose my mind if she was to be han

when he put the handcuffs on, were you scared? >> i was kind of a little scared, but mostly i was mad because, like, he was like holding my hand tightly. >> reporter: according to an incident report, the security officer says caleb was screaming and appeared to be out of control. eventually, he says, he had to cuff to boy to avoid him hurting himself. caleb's lawyer says it was an excessive use of force. >> instead of leveling with him or trying to talk to him about what to do, he was putti in handcuffs. >> reporter: the incident is one of many we found around the country where grade school kids end up in cuffs, fueling the debate over the role of security officers in schools. >> children as young as first grade, second grade, and third grade are being polices in the hallways where they're supposes to be learning. >> our investigation found a number of similar cases of young children being handcuffs. we also found cases of older children being arrested for surprising reasons. can you imagine, kristen, a child being charged with pe

that night i slipped my hands out of the handcuffs they had put me in. i was sleeping next to one of the guys, the chief, he was asleep. i pulled my hands out of the handcuffs, ran away, and then i was in deep trouble when they caught me, because they said he is so clever, he lulled us to sleep and then he undid the handcuffs magically with his cia training and now we really have to show him who's boss. so they handed you over to nusra front, jabhat al—nusra, jihadists? men who were violent and extreme. but you believe they were from nusra front? eventually ended up in hands of the nusra. at the time there was just a consortium of violent men. but you then were held in captivity for nearly two years and you were, obviously, treated very, very badly by these captors, abused, beaten and all the rest of it. who were these people who were holding you, what nationalities were they? at first it was really mostly people from aleppo. syrians from aleppo, with an iraqi in charge. but later on in came canadians, i met some moroccan and german people, i met some ca

the good guy wears the handcuffs and the good guy put the handcuffs on the bad guy. >> reporter: theh. students with disabilities are three times more likely to be reported and black students are three more times to be arrested then white students. >> some kids get juvenile detention. >> reporter: getting this right is personal for dr. mark bidel. out of a family of eight, he was they ninth grade. he currently oversees caleb's school, but wasn't in the job at the time of the incident. he believes school police play a vital role, but their jobs need to be defined. police officers have become the disciplinari disciplinarian. >> that shouldn't be the case. >> reporter: is it okay to handcuff a child? >> i have a 5-year-old and i would lose my mind if she were to be handcuffed with something that could have been deescalated with trained school personnel. >> reporter: the child doesn't get handcuffed if the handcuffs aren't in the school in the first place, correct? >> correct. it's a conversation we need to have. >> it's something we have to do considering we can't afford to lose any mor

the bad guy wears the handcuffs.uy. >> reporter: so, you're the criminal? >> yeah. >> reporter: the data reveals another harsh truth. students with disabilities are three-times more likely to be reported than kids without disabilities. and black students are three-times more likely to be arrested than white students. it's become a civil rights issue. >> certain kids get rehab. certain kids get counseling. certain kids get wraparound services. other kids get juvenile detenti detention. >> i've seen the racial bias since i was a high school student. >> reporter: getting this right is personal for kansas city superintendent mark badel. out of a family of eight, he is the only one making it past the eighth grade. he currently oversees calleb's school but wasn't on the job at the time of the incident. he believes school police play a vital role. but the jobs need to be clearly defined. police officers have become the disciplinarians. >> that shouldn't be the case. >> reporter: is it ever okay to handcuff a small child? >>

the bad guy wears the handcuffs.on the bad guy. >> so you're the criminal. >> yes >> the data reveals another harsh truth. students with disabilities are nearly three times likely to be reported to law enforcement than kids without disabilities and black students are more likely to be arrested than white students. it's become a civil rights issue. >> certain kids get rehab. certain gets get counseling. other kids get juvenile detention. >> i've seen racial bias ever since i was a school student. >> getting this right is personal for kansas city superintenda superintendant. out of family of eight, he was the only one to make it past ninth grade. >> whole bunch of you going through the same struggle here right now. >> currently oversees caleb's schools. he believes school police play a vital role, but jobs need to be clearly defined. >> police officers have become the disciplinarian. >> that shouldn't be the case. >> is it ever okay to handcuff a small child. >> i have a five-year-old and i would probably lose my mind

cht. >> reporter: when he put the handcuffs on were you scared?iend okind of a litt scared. mostly i was mad because he was holding my hand tightly. >> that hurts. >> reporter: the incident of one of many we found where grade school kids end up in cuffs fuelling debate over the role of security officers in schools. for information on what is happening in your school district check out nbc10.com and the "today" show website tomorrow morning starting at 7:00 a.m. through will be a break down of public schools by categories including arrests, referrals to police, suspensions and expulsions. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 11:00, the art of dancing. tonight on black history month focus on local organizations. that is next. >>> focussing on one of the most influential leaders of the arts in philadelphia. she is a dancer, entrepreneur and resip yn of the nation's highest civic honor. joan myers brown influenced thousands of young minds in the process. ♪ >> reporter: joan myers brown lives and breathes dance. >> i was going to be the last black ballerina. >>

what we did see a number of people in handcuffs. we're not told if they were charged only that they were in custody for questioning. here's what paul stark had to say about that about an hour and a half ago >> investigators also located some potential witnesses. within a home. adjacent to the parking lot where the they've been taken into investigative detention so we can interview them and determine what part any one of that he is individuals may have played or may be just a witness. >> reporter: we counted as many as five or six in handcuffs. we saw one man struggling with an officer as he was trying to put him into a cruiser. that's the latest, fox 5 local news. >>> developing in the district tonight, police were called for a report of an abandoned child. discovered in the 300 block of 37 place southeast. tisha lewis is live on the scene with the latest. tisha, what have you been able to find out. >> reporter: we're here in the three, 400 block of 37th place in southeast. you can see there's a police cruiser, besides t again, just

the inmate was wearing handcuffs at the time.rested last month in hayward on d-u-i charges. also... the man accused of killing a morgan hill teenager sierra lamar is back in court this morning. opening statements wrapped up in a san jose courtroom yesterday in the trail of antolin garcia- torres. the jury is set to hear from as many as 100 witnesses in a trial that could take several months. toss trx. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 weather update: we're waking up to temperatures in the 40s; which is slightly warmer than yesterday. afternoon highs will reach the low 60s under mostly cloudy skies. an approaching storm is expected to bring rain to the coast by 6:00 this evening, then spread eastward into the night. this will make for a wet commute home. plan accordingly. expect strong winds with gusts to o

he goes like this. >> that was the first moment you saw. >> the handcuffs. like wow. >> a school security office said he was screaming and appeared to be out of control. handcuffed the boy to keep him from hurting himself. >> starting at 7, today show will be looking at more problems at school. on thursday nbc 10 news at five, nbc 10 investigators take a look at why race might play a roll on who gets punished. we want to know what you think act security tactics at school. what should change. weigh in now on the facebook page: sights and sounds of mardy graw took over yesterday. the bands were playing for 33rd annual mardi gras parade. music, baeds, bold dance moves all part of the festivities. >>> almost 20 minutes past five right now. a mild 47 degrees outside. holiday for a lot of you at home. >> that's true. let's check the roads. yb continues to watch the tractor trailer. >>> we're watching that in mount laurel. other than this, it's a quiet morning. we do have a overturned tractor trailer on the northbound side of the new jersey turnpike. just after rou

jail, the judge ruled today that as soon as a drug treatment bed is located, that she will have the handcuffs taken off her at the camden county jail and she will be transferred to a drug rehab inpatient facility. it could go down as early as tomorrow. >> she took my brother -- >> reporter: one by one -- >> keep her in there for the rest of her life. >> reporter: -- loved ones stood up to susan highland, the woman behind the wheel the night she was killed. >> she left my 16-year-old son on the side of the road with his head almost off his shoulders. >> reporter: she spoke up, begging and pleading with judge edward mcbride for justice. >> if she's allowed into drug court, she's going to kill somebody else's kid. she might even kill somebody close to you. >> reporter: on march 28th last year, highland struck turner on route 130. she never stopped. she hid in a camden home, conspireing with others to burn the car. it was a secret call to 911 by her niece -- >> i was the passenger in a car accident in a hit-and-run. >> reporter: that led to her arrest. highland's fate in what analysts say is a ra

what he did outside of the car that landed him in handcuffs. >> a horrible discovery.bags found with dead animal parts and while covering the story our crew found a bag with a dead skunk. we talked to police about whether this is connected and who might be responsible. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. two new developments on the 9th circuit court ruling keeping president trump's travel ban on hold. the judge asked for arguments on whether the order should be considered by a full banal of 11 judges of the 9th circuit rather than the 3 judges that ruled yesterday. the arguments for and against are due next thursday. also today aboard air force one pr

in handcuffs. the 17-year-old girl, detectives say, ran away with the back pack full of clothes back on january 15. earlier this week, a dark and tragic turn. was foundr-old friend murdered at a park in springfield. police believe it was gang related. that girl had also been missing. into st was taken last night for questioning this morning. it is still unclear if she was arrested or booked, charged with a crime. it's still not clear where she has spent the last 30 days and what she knows about that homicide at that park in springfield. reporting live in alexandria, john gonzalez. larry: a guilty verdict this morning in one of the the tory us cold cases in this country. 38tore clerk, the story of years ago and a first grader who disappeared. >> i will tell you that it is about time. larry: the manhattan jury found hernandez guilty of kidnapping and killing the first -- the six-year-old. 1979, the veryin first time his parents allowed him to walk alone. his body has never been found. autria: encoura

look beyond the handcuffs and the painted nails.aren't adults, just girls aged 16 and 17 arrested on the street for prostitution. once inside, no cell, no bars or locks, just a room, a place of safety where young people can get help and support. we find minors every day that are out here working. 11 is the youngest we've had. on the street they call the blade, in the richest country in the world, children are bought and sold at any time of day, every day. a car approached us — she's again moving slowly. over a car driven by a man they know isa pimp. when they stopped it, a young woman got out of the car and they're concerned about her. she says she's 19. her parents have reported her missing. see her tattoo? it's the name of her pimp. here, they call it branding. a lot of these girls, when we talk to them, they'll tell us they're out here for 20 hours a day working. they get a little bit of food. they get abused physically, sexually. it's barbaric what's being done to these little kids. my cousin grabbed me on the way home from scho

he goes like this. >> and that was the first moment you say the handcuffs. >> yes, like wow!> school security officer said he was screaming and appeared to be out of control so the officer said he handcuffed the boy to keep him from hurting himself. starting at 7:00 t today show will look closer at problems like these at school. on thursday nbc 10 news 5:00 p.m., nbc investigators take a look at why race may play a role in who gets punish id. we want to know what you think about security tactics at school and what should change so way in on the nbc 10 facebook page. >>> also watching the roads. sky force ten over top of the scene of an overturned truck. see there on the northbound side. just around route 73. and we have that closed portion of it anyway. the right lane still getting by. keep our eye on this for you. updates and how to get around it when i come back. >> happening today, fighting hate with love. kkk flyers found across the community over the weekend. next, see how today students are helping to spread a positive message. also, a scare on the ice. next we'll expla

. >> she had to be forced into handcuffs and then once i was walking her out of the cell door, she tried to jump off. >> jail officials put vegas walker on suicide watch. >> pretty soon we were in each other's face and it was like a firecracker, a fuse that got lit and i put my hands on her. >> an argument leads to a beating and an arrest and the victim changing her account of what happened. >>> what are you going to do? >> back flip real quick for y'all. >> he is something else. >> of the 1,150 men and women housed at the cedric county jail in wichita, a little more than half are white males. there is no racial segregation in any of the housing units. but if jason gaillard had his way that policy would change. he displays his believes on his skin. >> i know the looks i get, i'm perceived as a racist or whatever. and you know, i get that look, you know, like, and, you know, i don't care i love it. i'm not a supremacist, i'm a separateist. >> he says inmates of other races understand. >> you go with your own people, just like animals go with their own species, it's the natural order of th

she had to be forced into handcuffs. ask then once i was walking her out of the cell door, she tried to jump off the mezz level. >> walker was immediately placed on suicide watch. she was confined to a special isolation cell and stripped of all possessions in order to not harm herself. even her clothes were replaced with a thick tear-proof gown to prevent hanging. >> it's not a form of punishment, but it's just a way to make sure they are safe. we always say that we want to make sure that our staff leave okay every night. well, we feel that way about the inmates, too. that's our primary job here is to make sure that they are safe. >> on the third day of suicide watch, jail officials have decided to change walker's status. >> per the mental health, they are going to discontinue suicide watch and begin a racked watch. that means a deputy will check on her every 30 minutes. they are going to log every 30 minutes of her behavior. >> she will be confined to this cell 23 hours per day, but is now allowed to wear a regular unif

we saw as many as five, six people in handcuffs, taken in. if any of those people at this point have been placed under arrest, although captain starks told me this is a closeable case. this is the third homicide so far this year in the county. we're live in montgomery village, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> that i can at the screen, very clear picture police are searching for these two men, in connection with a deadly stabbing in prince george's county. suspects were captured in this newly released surveillance video. take a look it happened on tuesday on the 6400 block of central avenue in seat you can see the two suspects walking by just moments before the stab to go. a 34-year-old jamal barnes. right now detectives are back out in seat pleasant canvassing the area for clues. again, here are the close-ups of the men suspected of stabbing barnes along with a snapshot of a vehicle they got away in. if you rook them, police want to hear from you. >>> controversy tonight in northern virginia high school over several signs posted inside of t

how he managed to get away from officers. >>> while still wearing his handcuffs. a wakeup call about many over the counter sleep aids. it could lead to serious side effects. >> and happening now. we're closely following the murder trial of ant lynn garcia torres he is accused of killing teenager sierra lamar. >>> plus, a silicon valley company offering college degrees to every adult living or working in the city. it is offering 1,000 video-based courses. we read about it on nbcbayarea.com. we'll be back here in just two minutes. you are buying finish these days. i got a new dishwasher and they recommend finish. really? you should try it. narrator: finish quantum max tackles the toughest messes, the first time... for an amazing clean, choose finish. our downtown san jose camera. we're getting ready for rain to start moving into the bay area as >>> a live look at the s.a.p. center in downtown san jose. we are ready for rain to start moving in. plenty of water around the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the timing of that storm. an update in just a coupl

. >> how he made a break on the nimitz freeway while still wearing handcuffs then. >> it's not true. i'm absolutely not guilty. >> this man talks only with a brks krrbc 7 news why stanford police found him in a school parking lot with i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. sheriff's deputies hunted for a prisoner that managed to escape. it happened on interstate 880. sean new was being returned to kentucky when he somehow got out of the car and made a run for it. >> at some point, their car comes to a stop in the stop and go traffic that we're used to here on 808 -- 880. he uses that as an opportunity to get out of the car and run. by the time they realize w

i have guys that were working for me putting handcuffs on me and they felt terrible.ean, i had one guy telling me it's like putting handcuffs on my brother. >> the jury believed he used the million dollars he raised to live a life of luxury purchasing houses, boats and sports cars. it is a different life for tiano today. >> you have a table there. you have four walls that are cement. you have cement floor. you have to use a restroom where you have to eat. there are two people. you have to go to the restroom here. everything is just so -- i wasn't brought up that way. you know, i'm from the old school. and it's very difficult. very, very difficult. >> not only was he former law enforcement, he still carried himself like a cop and here he was incarcerated in a pretty hardcore prison. i could see he really hadn't come to terms with the fact he was once a law enforcement agent and now he was an inmate. he still obviously struggled with that fact. he was lucky. he was put in a protective custody unit because otherwise he would be in grave danger. >> i wouldn't probably las

the defendant was in handcuffs. hayward police and ch p officers converged and and could not find him. they haven't interviewed the deputies fully and said they regret the inconvenience to hayward residents. police and deputies will be increasing patrols. new is a white man, 61-point with brown hair and 160 pounds and wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans and brown boots and those handcuffs. if you see new or notice anything suspicious, call 911 immediately. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> henry, thank you. coming up, a new report names a bay area freeways as one of the worse in the country. we'll peek with a group that wants to demolish the road and find out what they want to do in its place. >>> all eyes on the white house. where in less than an hour president trump will name his supreme court choice. we will talk about political analyst about the chances of the president getting nominee by the senate. >>> i will have a look at what you can expect for your bay area week coming up. >>> the presi

. >> main goal is put handcuffs on the perpetrator of this event. >> reporter: police also showed up tonight, pursuing leads but need more information. >> hoping with the announcement that sean made tonight, offering up reward, would shake some people to do the right thing and come forward. >> reporter: calvin's friends pleading for the same. >> please confess. please. you know what you did was wrong. >> reporter: looking for person of interest in this sketch and hyundai seen in the park at the time of the shooting. abc7 news. >>> breaking news, fremont police say a dog walker found a body. contacted family of jada jenkins who disappeared in january after car crashed into alameda creek in free mont. working to confirm the identity and figure out a cause of death. >>> developing news from san jose. the water may be gone but in its place thick mud. sky 7 over the neighborhoods impacted by the flooding from coyote creek. >> some residents not back in homes, including rock springs and oakland road, both along coyote creek. katie picks up the coverage. >> reporter: week in the williams st

. >>> and later -- >> as soon as they put them handcuffs on me, i cannot lie, tears start coming to my eyes. >> an inmate faces dire consequences as he walks the thin line of parole. >>> during the course of shooting "lockup," we've encountered brothers, sisters, and even a mother and daughter all doing time together. >> darlene. >> it's mom to you. >> i love you. >> but it was at boston's suffolk county jail that we met not just two but three siblings. and the bonds they shared transcended the numerous troubles they faced. >> my sister's on that side. she'll be coming to the window like yo, yo, yeah, yeah. >> it didn't take long for the allen family to catch our attention. >> straight from the bloody beat, you know what i mean [ bleep ] ferocious. >> siblings corey, melissa and william were serving sentences at suffolk county's house of correctional facility. >> the allen family was definitely a family that definitely seemed they were having hard times. three siblings being locked up was certainly a lot coming from one family. even though they were all inside, they constantly were tel

they have han handcuffs and leg cuffs, but he attacked me. >> do you feel you will ever be safe enough to go back to work? >> at this time, no. i can't say how i'll feel later but at this time, no. >> officers worry about copycats on the job. there have not been reported issues since yesterday's incident. christie ileto, channel6 "action news." >> you can find complete coverage of the prison takeover investigation on our website "6abc".com. police radio of negotiations, you can hear the negotiations, and the story of the correction's officer who lost his life. septa police and authorities in buck's county are investigating a deadly accident on the rails tonight. a trenton line regional rail struck a person in morrisville at 7:30. we don't know what the victim was doing on the tracks. >> the overnight manager of an upper darby laundromat shot a would be asal assailant with hin gunman. the gunman trapped her in the restroom and demanded she disrobe, but she fought back. >> i had to take the gun from him or afterwards, he's going to shoot me dead, so i grabbed the gun. >> the gunman stagg

yeah, it's dangerous without handcuffs. >> reporter: state parks officers and the swift water rescue team joined in the search. the suspect was spotted snagged under a bank where he was rescued and taken into custody. >> the concerns are the water levels, to make sure you stay out of those whether you're handcuffed or not. >> it's a lot better than the other possible outcomes. i was, yeah, i was zblglad to h he was already. >> reporter: the sheriff's department is not releasing the name of the suspect as he undergoes full evaluations after his escape attempt. live in the santa cruz mountains, robert handa nbc bay area news. >>> it's really starting to rain where robert is. >> the santa cruz mountains is going to be the bullseye as possibly some of the hef yers rai -- heaviest rain. let's take you into the microclimate forecast. we're tracking with storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. you're going to be able to see it is wide spread rainfall moving into the coastline now from nor cal all the way down to southern california. and while things are just starting to get going right now,

. >>> why one man was stuck and led away in handcuffs. >>> noise being heard from one end of the bay as people use the break-in the rain to get cleaned up. how businesses are struggling to keep up with the work. >>> i'm tracking the bay area week. it will warm up. you knew that. beautiful today. how warm does it get on your saturday and sunday. with alcohol the first thing to go is your judgment. it is gone. >> one of the things that we are dealing with. >> a man ended up being arrested for suspected dui. the recent storms have met big problems for homeowners and big business for companies that handle them. >> local businesses have not been swamped like this for years. >> this oak was 120 feet tall and the largest in saratoga. >> when it fell the damage spanned three processer. the 400 oak tree a casualty. >> the first thing is thank god it didn't fall on the house. >> his relief was followed by concern. something this big would not be this easy. >> in fact the first tree service a company did not show up and the next paul ballman's tree service came and they haven't had a day off. >

and those handcuffs and shackles? no evidence ever linked them to teresa.till, in the spring of 2007, juries in separate trials convicted both dassey and avery of murdering teresa. they were each sentenced to life in prison. >> you are probably the most dangerous man ever to enter my courtroom. >> reporter: it seemed like the avery saga had ended. but eight years later, "making a murderer" would put fassbender, kratz, and their entire team in the hot seat. sangre?. >> was steven avery framed. >> is it possible the blood could have been planted. >> a lead investigator answers allegations for the first time. >> did you have any vendetta against steven avery. >> absolutely not. >> when the dateline continues. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ choose your favorite pasta,or piadina or sandwich. it all comes with our never-ending soup or salad. and all the breadsticks yo

. >>> later on "today," what used to get you a detention may lead you to handcuffs in some schools.ll tell you about the rise ing rates at schools and why some are raising questions. >> when he put the handcuffs on you, were you scared? >> i was kind of scared but i was mostly mad because he was hugging my hand tightly. >> again, watch the full story later on the "today" show starting at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >>> 5:46 right now and happening today, presidents' day takes on a different meaning in cities across the area, including the bay area. some are calling it "not my president's day." many rallied outside of trump tower in chicago. meanwhile, there are others in san berkeley and san matteo. and are being organized in a dozen other cities including new york, washington and los angeles. >>> scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days. and today we are on day 31. >> day 32. >> i mean day 32. >> the pentagon will be busy today. let me take the fall for telling you 31. it is 32, my bad. because generally at the pentagon, they now have a new plan

the officer was able to handcuff the man after he moved in and forcibly kissed her. health check. it often strike in the prime of life. young adults becoming legally blind because of disease. the hospital in philadelphia is hoping to help. it's a devastating disease and interesting research. doctors are testing gene therapy hoping to prevent blindness in some and restore sight in others. we caught up in two men enrolled in the trial. gary was the picture of health, 17 years old, a baseball player in florida. he had just started to drive when a few months later, his vision started to have erode. first in his right eye and weeks later his left. >> he had to stop driving and quit baseball. it was a similar story for kevin of texas also 17. i met them both at the hospital. >> i happened overnight. one day i was fine driving through the streets of town and the next day i couldn't see the board. >> both gary and kevin have a disease called lhon. >> it causes vision loss in one followed by the other and causes legal blindness. >> it affects men and women of all ages but typ

. >> handcuff. >> just to recap is that we have the ability to borrow up to one and $40 million on the agreements a as far we have borrowed $95 million and your requesting today to max it out to one and 40 million dollars ; right? that was to be the $46 million you're asking for in order to retire add up this revolving credit agreement you must issue a bond in the future for three hundred and - >> roadway at this moment not that number but report in the next couple of months we're gaming between $30,350,000,000 we'll come back to the committee the board to give an update of the needs for the bonds. >> so approximately $350 million that is $350 million bond you're thinking of putting on and one and $40 million of it will go to pay this revolving credit note this is the bond would be an institution to our debt of one and $40 million am i hearing that correctly. >> we'll be pga down the outstanding one and $40 million on a sales tax or issue a new bond to pay that off the old bond in addition to the new projects. >> so the $350 million bond you're talking about now is not to pay off this

. >>> coming up, what used to get you detention may now leave you in handcuffs at some schools. nbc bay area first uncovered the rising police presence at local campuses. it's a trend growing nationally and some of the tactics are raising questions. >> when he put the handcuffs on, were you scared? >> i was kind of a little scared, but mostly i was mad because, like, he was, like, holding my hand tightly. >> again, you can watch that story on the "today" show starting at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> at 6:54, coming up, we have continuing team coverage of the powerful storm hitting the bay area this morning. that includes flooding concerns in the south bay. the flood warnings issued to people living along coyote creek. >>> but first, happening now, send us your photos of severe weather happening in your neighborhood. we can use them to tell you what is happening across the bay area. e-mail to isee@nbcbayarea.com. >>> plus, thousands of people living near the oroville dam are returning back home. now we are hearing stories about looting and carjacking. read more on nbc

. >> she had to be forced into handcuffs and then once i was walking her out of the cell door she tried to jump off the mez level. >> jail official put vegas walker on suicide watch. >>> and. >> pretty soon it was in his face, it was like a firecracker, fuse lit, and i put my hand on her. >> the victim changing her account of what happened.co a wh. box 365, the calendar. everyone knows my paperless, safe driver, and multi-car discounts, but they're about to see a whole new side of me. heck, i can get you over $600 in savings. chop, chop. do i look like i've been hurt before? because i've been hurt before. um, actually your session is up. hang on. i call this next one "junior year abroad." >>> back flip real quick for you all. >> up to 1150 men and women housed at the sedgwick county jail in wichita, a little more than half are white males. there is no racial segregation in any of the housing units, but if jason galliard had his way, that policy would change. he displays his beliefs on his skin. >> i know the looks i get. i'm perceived as, you know, a racist or whatever. and, you know, i

university department of public safety found replica guns, stun gun, knives, ammunition, metal knuckles, handcuffs and binoculars in this sprinter van on saturday. someone notified dps about an individual behaving suspiciously. >> i was walking with my friend waiting on me. a police car came. >> reporter: deputies arrested the man on possession of weapons and peeping charges. >> it's not true. i'm absolutely not guilty. >> reporter: a spokesperson said the man consented to having his vehicle searched. >> they did not ask any permission to search my car. >> reporter: deputies confiscated most of his gear, but he showed us these. >> this is u.s. army binocular. >> reporter: he said he was using them to read street parking restriction signs, not to peep on students. >> i didn' pay attention. >> reporter: the side of the vehicle has a sticker that says protected by firearms and there's a shooting range target in the windshield. he said his vehicle has been broken into before and both are to deter robbers. stanford university notified students with a community alert. >> i think part of me is comforted

the inmate was still in handcuffs when he escaped. alameda deputies and ch p officers converged on the area and could not find him. i reached out to the sheriff's office and asked what happened. a spokesman says the deputies have not been fully interviewed but he says we as a department want thank the california authorities for their response and regret any inconveniences that this has caused. >> there are thing to do but right now that will be up to kentucky officials to deal with. that's not our issue. our issues the recapture of this escapee. >> police and deputies will be increasing patrols. new is a white man 6'1", with brown hair and brown eyes, 165 pounds. wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans and brown boots. if you see anything suspicious or see new call 911. henry lee, fox 2 news. >>> still ahead. concerns about being swept up in the immigration band. >> my families were not happy about it. my neighbors, they were not happy about it. >> coming up next, the two afghan interpreters that came to the the u.s. on special visa force

why are young children sometimes being restrained with handcuffs. >>> and a big company where peopleith autism are finding success. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. we look forward to it. we'll be right back. be like this. record breaking temperatures for many towns. follow us on social media for updates. >> that's "nbc10 news" for now. see you tonight at 11:00. thanks for joining us. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test night, immigration crackdown. a new draft memo on security and enforcement among the proposals. hiring thousands of border agents and deputy tiesing local law enforcement officers as the president meets with new national security candidates. >>> the president's trump file. what the moscow is collecting about the president, and what one inside er describes as psychological profile. >>> the blastoff from the same launch pad where america sent men to the moon. >>> on the job. a big american company bene

delia goncalves tells us, one protestor was led away in handcuffs. >> a cold reception for the newly confirmed education secretary, who came here to jefferson middle school for a meet-and-greet. >> reporter: it was a cat-and- mouse game. and even on this cold day, things got heated. a protestor was arrested. another pried away from the vehicle suspected to be that of the secretary. only to learn it was actually a decoy. >> i don't think she's the qualified person to do it. not being a teacher or anything like that. >> to make it better, she members chanted on the front steps. >> save our public schools. >> why? >> make america great. >> betsy devos snuck in through the back door. an hour and a half later, the education secretary emerge would. >> it was wonderful to visit the school. and i look forward to many visits of many great publicity schools. both in d.c. and across the country. >> devos did not answer reporter questions, walked back into the school and drove out the back lot. meanwhile, out front, new chancellor antoine wilson said devos talked to students and teachers, even s

if we can go to the video, we hauled out in handcuffs and arrested. then you have a shooting that took place just moments after that. police noticed -- notified by our shots by the camera system. when they arrived, they found two men on the ground in front of that home. you see all gun shell casings. both taken to the hospital, one in surgery right now in critical condition. there were two hard hats nearby. we were told they were both construction workers, not in this area, but they were walking around the street when the shooter approached them in a mask, fired the shots and then took off on foot. there is no suspect description or motive at this time. we are working to find out new details, and as soon as we have them, we will pass them along. in the meantime, alabama and ninth street remains closed. reporting live in southeast, sam sweeney. back to you. come to grips after a house fire claims the life of a young bonino. q mccray with more. >> just a sad story all-around here. we are going to show our viewers what the scene looks like. we are in the

venus' mom said that her daughter was taken away in handcuffs, but we have not confirmed that she is arrested or facing charges. we will follow-up with them and let you know. live in alexandria, tim barber, abc 7 news. also breaking, prince george's county, the police investigate a murder in greenbelt. sky track 7 is over the scene on brees would drive. a man was found shot to death. no arrest has been made and the police are investigating. alison: this just into the newsroom -- trump advisors communicated with senior russian intelligence officials during the presidential campaign. this is according to multiple news organizations, citing sources investigating the matter. we get to michelle marsh with the details. reports high-level advisers to the then-republican nominee war and constant communication with moscow. they were intercepted by routine intelligence collection. this comes amid a series of moves from russia seen by some as provocative. a russian spy ship was moving up the east coast in international waters come in cuba. it can intercept radio and radar communications. russia

screamed and then immediately some sheriff officers ran to the man and tackled him and took him out in handcuffs. >> saturday in the cathedral basilica of the sacred heart in newark, new jersey what was supposed to be a joystick, baseball hall of famer was being honored during a special gathering. then this happen. >> for everlasting life. [inaudible] >> you saw that right. that that was a man walking toward the altar and punching the beloved, the bishop in the face in front of churchgoers. please on hand and the crowd tackled the assailant was identified as charles miller. >> that editor of -- it provided us the exclusive video. he told us about the incident and what transpired on that day. >> what unfortunately took place is that the man got one very good punch to the face of the bishop. the bishop was knocked down and fell back on the altar. much to the shock and horror of everybody in the church. >> on tuesday charles miller had his arraignment in the newark, new new jersey. he was charged with aggravated assault. he referred to himself as the reverend charles miller. >> 's facebook page it

. >> now the inmate was still in handcuffs when he escaped.a county deputies, hayward police and chp officers searched for him but couldn't track him down. nu is described as white, 6'1", 165 pounds with brown hair, brown eyes. this is his photo. he was wearing a blue plaid shirt, blue jeans and brown shoes. >>> as we talked about yesterday, interstate 980 in oakland is on a national list of worse urban freeways. now we are getting community reaction to a proposal to get rid of the two mile stretch of freeway connecting highway 24 and interstate 890s. the idea is not a new one for several years a local group called connect oakland has been pushing for 980 to be removed. they say it should be replaced with a boulevard with burt running under the freeway. it cuts west oakland off from downtown. >> 980 was built as a entry to a second by bridge, that never got built. >> it's like we're in jail. it just feels like you are not a part of oakland. >> now even supporters of the idea to tear down 980 say it could take years to get that project approved

lacerations on his wrists because the handcuffs were so tight. plus they were like throwing him over the cell. >> reporter: a source inside the jail says the beating was captured on camera but county officials say any video would be part of the criminal investigation. montgomery county officials say the warden is cooperating with the montgomery county district attorney. joann houlihan wants the officers held accountable. >> they need to be relieved of their position because they abuse their authority. >> now, county officials told us they could not legally comment on the health of an inmate. they did confirm that houlihan is in disciplinary segregation when we asked if we could speak with him. they said no outside calls are allowed. for the investigators, i'm mitch blacher. >> this is the same correctional facility where a pediatrician died in december. dr. david kennedy was locked up for child porn in november. we checked with the coroner today. kennedy's cause of death remains under investigation. >>> in delaware a warden is now on leave three