indiana state police say the players were pulled over for speeding. they include cornerback ashton white, senior safety max redfield, wide receiver kevin stepherson, running back dexter officials say a trooper smelled marijuana in their car. sgt. tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. all five players are now facing marijuana possession charges. another shadow cast over the scandal-ridden -- baylor university football program. this time -- a disturbing video of a player beating his dog a student -- reporting the incident to animal control and baylor police. the football player's punishment -- a 500-dollar ticket. according to police documents -- the athlete sent the dog to live with relatives in houston. explosion - v now to turkey -- where at least 50 people were killed and 94 others hurt in a blast at a wedding. the wedding took place on a street-- which is a common as of now...no group has claimed responsib

indiana state police say the players were pulled over for speeding. they include cornerback ashton white, senior safety max redfield, wide receiver kevin step williams and cornerback te'von coney. officials say a trooper smelled marijuana in their car. sgt. tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. all five players are now facing marijuana possession charges. another shadow cast over the scandal-ridden -- baylor of a player beating his dog posted on snap chat. a student -- reporting the incident to animal control and baylor police. the football player's punishment -- a 500-dollar ticket. according to police documents -- the athlete sent the dog to live with relatives in houston. explosion - v now to turkey -- where at least 50 people were killed and 94 others hurt in a blast at a wedding. the wedding took place on a practice in the region, especially during the summer. as of now-- no group has claimed responsibil

later indiana state police say a trooper pulled a car over for speeding and found 5 players. the university says it's aware of the situation. >>> 3 people are in custody police gave chase after the suspects robbed a grocery store. they took bottles believed to be champaign and throughout the winter. eventually he lost control of the vehicle. >> see him slowing down trying to hit the brakes. into the building. right there. you have to understand there is no one behind this vehicle. he loses control. 3 people jumping out of the car. look at the stop sign. for people. >> 3 suspects were taken into custody. one person is still on the run. >>> no need to run from colorado. you to full weather. >> a delightful day. this big cool wave affected a huge chunk of the section in the middle. temperatures we usually see in september. a little moisture trickling up from new mexico. that is why we saw some locations. we turn our attention to the height in nevada. that will start to transition and move into the central rockies during the course of the day tomorrow. that will keep some of the m

tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the found in the car, police say three of the men had handguns without a license. notre dame says students charged with a felony face dismissal from the school. the mystery surrounding prince's death continues. the pills found in the pop-star's mansion after his death were allegedly mis-labled. a source close to the investigation says -- the pills marked as hydrocodone -- actually contained another opioid, fentanyl. fentanyl has been described as a- hundred times stronger than morphine. time now is x:xx --- police are now looking into an apparent college prank. the creepy reptlies these guys left behind after ransacking this office. and... facebook users rally to replace an autisc girl's warn out and discontinued shirt... but they aren't the only ones who got word of this story... extreme weather hits the central part of the country ? extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasur

tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. a texas student -- claiming anti- semitic harrasment by his fellow classmates -- is blaming the school district. the incident -- happening at the international festival -- of all places. (eliav terk/ student) "a group of students who went to the middle east booth and they took all the israeli flags that were on the banner and proceeded to attend the festival -- but other jewish students did -- and told him about it. administrators -- but nothing happened. so -- he went to the pro-israel group -- stand-with-us -- who filed a formal complaint. the district -- apologizing for the incident. they say they'll offer proper protection -- against religious harassment in the future. extreme weather across parts of the country tonight at least nine tornados reported from michigan to kentucky. if that's not a tornado than i don't know is pounding down rain and gusts tossing cars and slamming tress in texas.. just out

indiana state police say the group was pulled over for speeding when the troopers smelled marijuana. they search the car and found the pot and an unlicensed handgun. white is facing position of marijuana charges. >> he was a nice, pleasant young man. cheryl: notre dame's head football coach spoke about his expectations of his players earlier this week. >> they are accountable for their actions in the classroom, on the football field, and in the community. we want all of our players to be accountable in everything they do. cheryl: tonight, a neighbor of ashton white said that both of his parents are police officers. a statement from notre dame said that any student charged with a felony could be dismissed from the university. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimber: consumer alert now -- >> this is an automated message from the internal revenue service. kimberly: this is an urgent warning from the irs about a new scam targeting students and colleges. these are demanding fake payments for fake taxes. had my full name, he knew where i went to school come he knew the area i lived in. kimberly:

later, indiana state police say a oo speeding and found five players, marijuana, and a loaded handgun. that weapon was not licensed. the university is aware of the situation and will decide on sanctions. >>> there are certain milestones daughters never want their mothers to miss. for a westminster woman, it was learning the gender of her unborn baby before her mother passed away. andrea flores has the story. >> reporter: first time mom taylor says learning she was having a baby girl in the same hospital bed as her terminally ill mother is something she will never forget. >> and i just looked at her and everything kind of flashed and it hit me more that she wouldn't be there. >> reporter: battling stage 4 brain and lung cancer, doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end. >> i thought how am i going to do this? i couldn't picture myself going through all her. >> reporter: so the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying next to her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and she patted my cheek which is something that she has alwa

some indiana state police troopers sure know how to have some fun. the officers were patrolling the indiana state fair grounds when they recorded this lip sync video of the hit song "summer lovin" from the musical "grease." intro show: welcome to real milwaukee! nicole is off so brian kramp is food truck rally today carl is at the rock n food truck rally at the rock sports complex's umbrella bar in franklin. food trucks from all over the city will be there along with live music and local artists.

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debris is all over indiana state polic night to try to keep people out of this neighborhood because of looting. thankfully we've seen no problems with that. we did talk to one woman from this neighborhood she said she watched the tornado go down her street from her living room windown but after all of this she says she feels lucky i mean, i've seen houses, there's trees down and people with no place to go, and i don't knwo if there's anybody hurt or not i feel real lucky i knew and dad they was with me. we took a drive around kokomo this morning. power crews are all over the city. widespread power outage remains stop lights out. a strong smell of natural gas in the air. so far we know about 15 to 20 people were injured by flying debris. as we're seeing the sun come up we hope no one else is injured in this. we're getting a better look at the damage and it is extensive. damage.. were hopeful this number doesnt climb this morning. in today's hollywood headlines -- leslie jones is attacked by a hacker -- again. the information they released. search and rescue efforts still underway in ita

indiana state police they say found marijuana in a car and a loaded gun. >>> developing this morning,off duty d.c. firefighter is recovering from being shot. the frightening situation as he was driving with his daughter in his car. >>> and we're following an the explosion tears >>> folks out in western michigan clearing up after severe storms. trees up rooted. power lines knocked over. the national weather service saying there were indications of a tornado, that those have not been confirmed. so far, no injuries have been reported. >> a day at the waterpark turns deadly. emergency crews were called to wild waves waterpark at washington state. he con revived. > turkey's president is blaming isis for the bombing of an outdoor wedding party. 50 people were killed. 73 others injured in what officials say appears to be a suicide bombing. 17 of those is injured are in critical condition and in intensive care. the country has been rocked by recent attacks either claimed by kurdish militants or isis. >>> thunderstorms could make a is mess of your afternoon plans. tom is cracking -- tracking s

indiana. state police say a pickup was speeding, and hit a guardrail, and a charter bus slammed into the scene. >> send us we have firefighters struck. >> we have another fireman that needs to be pulled up. >> two people were killedd including a fireman, and a person in a car. police say the bus driver did not have a driver's license and was in this country illegally. investigators say the people on the bus were heading to baton rouge help with the flood cleanup, and were also here illegally. >>> also new at 5:00, we're getting our first look at the airport tarmac. this is 35-year-old delarro coos. police say he scaled a fence, stole an airport pickup truck and slammed into a plane on friday at the omaha airport. he is now facing several charges, including theft and trespass. >>> speaking of airlines, right now, the nation's marriage airlines are scrambling. they're trying to find new recruits, and that could mean travel headaches for all of us. the newest study finds they are facing a shortage of 15,000 they could start running out of pilots, as early as three years from now. the reason for t

today there is a strong smell of gas lingering in the air and indiana state police sayiant they were called in last night to stop looters from going through homes ripped open.ae poe they were c all right.t. thank you.l rig they're making a movie about serial killer jeffrey dahmer and go ahead and read this since you're on camera. here in northeast ohio.of its b. we caught movie crews around his old bath township home yesterday morning. dahmer lived there with his parents when he was 8 years oldm m it's also where he killed hisis first victim.ictim the movie my friend dahmer stars anne heche and ross lynch. we're not sure when it will be released. s 8:34 the time right now. 75 degrees outside.3434 still ahead hacked in hollywood. 75 de what was just exposed about snll star leslie jones in what's being called a targeted attack. nutrients they need to grow.ti a pediatric dietician is here sharing some tips and tricks you can use at the dinner table. hey kenny.ing somed good morning stacey i'm with the nascar crew they're getting thii stuff ready.dy. desert next. when wewe come back you

tony slocum, indiana state police): "a trooper initiated a traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. all five players -- now facing marijuana-possession charges. a texas student claiming anti- semitic harrasment by his fellow classmates is blaming the school district. the incident took place at the international festival of all places. (eliav terk/ student) "a group of students who w middle east booth and they took all the israeli flags that were on the banner and proceeded to shed them up through the day or cover the flags with the iranian or palestinian flag." terk says he didn't attend the festival -- but other jewish students did -- and told him about it. he then complained to administrators -- but nothing happened. so he went to the legal team at stand with us -- a pro-isreal group who filed a formal complaint. the district apologized for the incident and says they will future. trump's campaign office - v donald trump's campaign has some young blood among his leadership staff in colorado. when we sa

later indiana state police say a trooper pulled a car over dame players inside as well as spot and an unlicensed loaded handgun. the university said it is aware of the developments, and will decide on sanctions. >>> yesterday the denver outlaws won a 19-18 win over ohio, giving them the major league lacrosse championship. it's the second title in three years for the team, and their will be extinguished in rio. it's the last day of competition. the u.s. men's basketball team plays serbia, and then the u.s. men go for a bronze medal against russia in volleyball. >> let's get a closer look at the medal standings. the u.s. has a commanding lead with 116 total medals, and 43 of them are gold. that's the highest medal count for are the americans since worn 174 medals. china is second with 70 and third in the gold med an race with 26. great britain is third overall, but instead the gold medal race with 27. >>> coming up, a new pilot program at the denver libraries to bring wi-fi to some at home. >>> and we continue to monitor the overnight shooting in the shooting happened in a parking lot n

and indiana state police say the players were pulled over for speeding. investigators say a trooper smelled marijuana in the car. the police later searched the vehicle and found pot and an unlicensed handgun in it. >> and with the handgun. and most of the individuals were gone and all three of the things are a mix to the recipe for disasters. >> all five players are facing marijuana possession remember changes, three have been charged with possessing a gun without a license. the university said it will decide if any additional sanctions should apply to the players. >>> and now from overnight, the brain behind some of the biggest boy band sensations died in prison. luke pearlman created a music called transcan't want inal street boys, nsync, lfo and take 5. he was later sentenced to 25 years in prison for running a $300 million ponzi scheme. the scheme ended up wiping out hundreds of investors. several members of the bands he produced claimed pearlman sexually assaulted them. pearlman was 62 years old. >>> and right now, the growing wildfire in central cali

university said the five football players arrested on friday night are subject to dismiss am and indiana state police say the players were pulled over for speeding. investigators said the trooper smelled marijuana in the car and police later searched the vehicle and found pot and an unlicensed handgun in it's. a handgun and most were pretty young and -- young and ranging in age from 18 to 21 and all three are a mix to create a recipe for disasters. >> and all five players now facing marijuana possession charges and three have been charged with possessing a gun without a license. the university said it will decide if additional sanctions should apply to the players. >>> and the growing wildfire in central california is inching closer to the historic hearse castle. they're 3 and a half the hilltop estate. a wind shift caused the fire to jump a containment line that prompted more evacuation orders and it's burn burned more than 3,000-miles and destroying more than 120 homes. >> and the united states is leaving no doubt it controls rio with another dominant performance yesterday. and jim ryan has our rep

later, indiana state police say a trooper pulled a car over for speeding, and found 5 notre dame players inside, as well as pot and an unlicensed loaded handgun. the university says it's aware of the situations, and will decide on sanctions. >> well, move over, broncos, there's a new champ in town. yesterday, the denver outlaws won a nail biting 19-18 over ohio, giving them the major league lacrosse championship. it's the second title years for the team, and their 6th championship appearance in 11 years. congrats to them. well, tonight, the olympic flame will be extinguished in rio. it's the last day of competition. a few final mid-ales will be handed out today, including basketball. and the men going to a bronze medal against russia in volleyball. health look at the medal standings. 43 of them are gold. that's the highest medal count for are the americans since 1984 in los angeles when team usa won 174 medals. china is second with 70, and third in the gold medal race with 26. great britain is third overall with 66 medals, but in second place when he it comes to gold medals, with 27. >>>

. >>> an indiana state police trooper reported finding marijuana and a loaded gun in their car before their arrest. the trooper stopped the player's car last night for speeding. all five of them are in jail on misdemeanor marijuana possession charges. three of them will face an additional charge of possession of an unlicensed handgun. all five are players and they haven't made a decision on of the best in football happened with one notable exception. broncos owner pat boleyn. >> a lot of broncos fans are not happy about it. today, sports a to z, did the hall of fame get it right? >>> the hall of fame nominated a couple people that should be considered to vote on the hall of fame. and they nominated the former mm that right? >>> well, as you said, those two men should be considered for the hall of fame. but we know here in denver, pat boleyn's name came up and as far as i'm concerned, if you talk about pat boleyn and jerry jones, i think pat boleyn deserves to be ahead of jerry jones based on what he has meant to the league. >> i couldn't agree more. it's a disappointment the fact that

what sport, team they play for or what college they go to is not really a concern for the indiana state policeame opens its 2016 football sees in two weeks. university spokesmen says any student arrested on a felony charges also faces dismissal from the university. >>> all right. how about this a man behind the success of the n'synx and back street boys has died, music producer and manager lou pearlman died in prison on friday, no cause of death has been made public, pearlman credited with essentially launching the boy band wave of the 1990's and he pleaded guilty in 2008 to money laundering, conspiracy and fraud and sentenced to 25 years jail time, lou pearlman was 62 years old. if you ever watched that show american greed he was subject in one of those our line episodes and it is fascinating. >>> so ryan lochte apologized about the scandal in rio but what about michael phelps, for the very first time he is speaking out about that robbery controversy in rio. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who ows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is do

met a girl crazy for me ♪ ♪ met a boy cute as can be ♪ ♪ summer days drifting away ♪ >> four indiana state policem grease closing out the last day at the state fair. nbc's meteorologist bill karins -- >> we can do beauty school dropout how about that one? >> well summer nights is drifting away. >> at least i -- i ended our last half tour telling you the threat to florida. just want to mention we're going to get to the point now where we're going to be getting into a lot of our different computer models. you're going to hear about our american model versus the european computer model the reason is being that this tropical wave, it's not even a named system yesterday is heading in the general system of the bahamas. . most of the computers were saying it would be a weak system. now some are saying we could have an impacting system heading towards florida sunday monday time frame of next week. that's why we're going to start paying attention. here's our european computer model. last night this shifted a little bit. our american computer model is showing very low impact not even an organized system he

indiana state police say no injuries have been reported as of wednesday night despite preliminary reports that ef3 tornado touched down. the republican vice presidential candidate governor mike pence canceled campaign events and returned to indiana. pence says he will remain in indiana as long as necessary to ensure residents receive the support that they need. there'sx and i tunes users, a new scam, potential victim clicks the refund or manage subscription links they are direct today a fake i tunes page and asked to enter account information including credit card information. security experts say check the sender's e-mail address, if it doesn't look correct it probably isn't and always check the web address to make sure you're directed and that will always give you a clue. sandra: it's not always that easy, some of the emails and websites look legitimate. >> you get caught in the moment and you click something and you shouldn't have done that. one second too late. dagen: particularly if you're in the middle of something and doing something and really not laser focused on exactly what it'

have tide and a thousand have been the forecast and flood watches are up across southern indiana and a state police spokesman said they go car to car to rescue people stranded on the horrific louisiana flooding. he said most of the vehicles are on a 7 mile stretch of the freeway. the governor plans to tour the flood damaged area. >> that footage there is incredible to see and the first gentlemen in the clip. he is one of many are just average citizens going out on their boats and devices to get them out to safety. you certainly want to keep them in your thoughts and hope they move passed this and you know, you said it is still tipping through overnight. >> they have more rain overnight. >> four to eightisms of rain was in the forecast. unfortunately, they are not getting a chance to dry out. just yet there. >> here for us. in central north carolina. we are dry and we are dealing with heat outside this >> it is 80 degrees right now: it is a hot one today, folks. >> heat advisory will go into effect at noon. for all the counties you see. >> highlighted in orange here. >> this is the i-95 corridor and

damaged at least 50 homes and towns and right now tens of thousands of people in indiana don't have power. the state police say no one has been seriously hurt but about a dozen people were injured including a 5 month old baby when he got word and immediately flew home to indiana. >> we'll be home so long it takes to make sure the communities have resources and support they need to put themselves back together after these very violent storms. >> and pence is going to be on the ground tomorrow to assess damage in the town. at the live desk, i'm chris lauren. >> thank you. >>> the sun is just starting to come up in central italy right now, and crews continue to race against the survivors. >> from bulldozers to bare hands, people are using anything to dig through the rubble. one of the more joyous moments captured when this 10-year-old girl was pulled out of the wreckage alive. she had been trapped for 17 hours. but most aren't so lucky. officials say 1 50 are and live reports tomorrow morning and of course, we'll have an update on news 4 today starting at 4:26. >> and back here at home, concerned parents want

indiana state police say about 20 people were injured, mostly from flying debris. pretty amazing no one was killed. >> hope solo, you know her, she was given a red card by the u.s. soccer federation, suspending her for six months. andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. people thought something was going to happen. now this. >> absolutely, chris. no one likes a sore loser, especially at the olympic. that's exactly what hope solo was after the u.s.'s bounce in the quarterfinals after their loss to sweden. solo said the swedish team played like a bunch of cowards. she was suspended for six months. solo responded to the suspension on twitter saying in part, i could not be the player i am without being the person i am, even when i haven't made the best choices or said the right things. all right. joey bosa's holdout with the san diego chargers, it's turning ugly. the team put out a release saying they're pulling their contract offer to the number three overall draft pick. the beef isn't even over the amount of the contract. the two sides are arguing ov

breaking out of indiana-- the state is bracing for severe thunder breaking out of indiana-- the state is bracing tweeted our sister station in indianapolis. right now police say they are streched thin with resources and urging people to stay home as the storms pass.. a brazen robbery... in broad daylight! 13 action news....fast and know....that at least one person... robbed the city national bank. but right now... police have not released a description of the suspect... or told us how much he got away with. now to a vicious attack could leave a woman scarred and disfigured for the rest of her and went after the victim with a pot of boiling grease. 13 action news reporter david schuman has details on the violent fight. this arrest report details the disturbing things police say tanisha armstrong did to a williams. the report says armstrong poured hot cooking grease into williams' mouth and all over her body last december while armstrong's brother held the victim down. officers say it started as an argument. williams has been permanently disfigured...police say..and is in constant pain. the victim told police that she had called armstrong ugly and thrown a

that's six times the amount in states that do require judicial review in indiana, police simply have to provide a case number. in west virginia, no case number's required. only a promise of an investigation. and of the 3 require a search warrant, 23 don't even audio their program -- audit their program when utah did an audit, it maeve resulted in questionable use in half of the states sampled. >> you trust them? >> absolutely. >> reporter: new mexico's top regulator says he's unaware of albuquerque police told us they've never requested access to that data base and believe it would be illegal. but state records reveal a different story. there's a police officer who accessed it 30 times getting patient information. what is going on here? >> i have no idea but i'm grad you have brought this to -- glad you brought it to my attention. >> reporter: he said he would reconsider the state's position on warrantless searches. >> we need monitor that -- steps to monitor that. >> when that type of information can be rifled through by law enforcement with the power to from the, that's a scary thi

indiana state prison. in order to maintain the highest level of security the staff must from time to time police themselves>> over here. >> periodically we do a full staff shakedown of all the staff coming into the facility off and on all day. friday we decided to do one. we had a couple incidents occur with the shakedown. >> prison surveillance cameras capture an officer in the first phase of the inspection, facing the scrutiny of a drug-sniffing dog. >> when the dog comes by, he locks up and freezes. he doesn't want to move. he indicates strongly on her. she has something to tell us. the staff member will raise her arm to indicate the dog hit on that person there. we got her under watch. the custody supervisor, the shift supervisor, whoever is available at that time will immediately converge on that officer. >> the marked officer is a young rookie, michele ellis. >> the canine indicated she may have smoked marijuana the last hour, hour and a half, maybe the night before. she was nervous when she came up to talk to us. basically she said i wouldn't want to waste your time or my time right now. i won't pas

five arrested after an indiana state trooper found marijuana and a loaded hand gun in their vehicle. the other player accused of punching a police officer near campus. notre dame said they will have to make a decision about the players's eligibility. and a fugitive in connecticut accused of trying to walk past police in a very realistic get up according to the ofce gray beard, liver spots and all. this is the disfiz he was wearing when arrested on drug charges. that's what he really looks like. he was ordered out of the home and he walked out wearing the mask, but police didn't buy it and put the cuffs on him. >> that was pretty good there. up next, why cabdrivers are no longer required to learn english. >> a storm put a damper on the err acha is up next with the >> peter alexander has a look at what's coming up on nightly news. peter? >> more of matt lauer's interview with ryan lochte, the first since the scandal broke in rio. the americans going for more gold in track and field and on this final weekend of the olympics, we will show others damage control as miami beach deals with the impact on tourism after new cases of zika a

indiana. since memorial day, more than 300 bronze stakes with veterans medallions have been stolen from graves at different cemeteries across the state. police telling scrap yards to be on the lookout f bronze. it is frustrating for places like the american legion who place american flags at the graves of those who fought to protect this country. >> it's bad enough robbing graves and rob a veteran's grave in a lot of cases. the only thing it's a veteran's grave in the first place. >> those markers you see there help hold the flag when they put the american flag down they hold it up there. some of the markers for the revolutionary war soldiers cannot be reeplaced. air force veteran ron richie says the sad part is there isn't much that can be done to prevent this from happening. >> still ahead tonight, we know that pok?mon go has taken the world by storm a lot of people say it's a great thing. you get exercise and these benefits. you can also get a ticket for it. and some people just picked up some. we will tell you what that's all about. >> plus, flood victims in the deep south getting help from an there's a swell of excitement at gcu as the

state police on the ground. they're using boats to search for the helicopter. they also have people looking from airplanes. two confirmed tornadoes flatten buildings near central indiana. thousands of people are without power. plus... gunfire erupts at an american univeristy in afghansitan. now one person is dead and more than a dozen are wounded. but first...... the death toll from a powerful earthquake in italy is up to 159. hundreds are injured .. and many more are still missing. the six-point-two magnitude quake leveled buildings and destroyed entire neighborhoods in the mountains northeast of rome the rescue crews racing against the clock to dig out survivors.. in many cases with their bare hands officials put the epicenter near the busy summer tourist town of amatrice but the tremors were felt across a vast area of the country.. (sot: emma tucker/quake sensation of literary the ground beneath your feet moving and having no clue what to do those who surivived.. walk around dazed and shocked.. covered with dust from the falling debris.. the state department is urging u.s. citizens impacted by the quake to call the embassy and contact family any way they can to let

state police on the ground. they're using boats to search for the helicopter. they also have people looking from airplanes. two confirmed tornadoes flatten buildings near central indiana. thousands of people are without power. plus... gunfire erupts at an american univeristy in afghansitan. now one person is dead and more than a dozen are wounded. but first...... the death toll from a powerful earthquake in italy is up to 159. hundreds are injured .. and many more are still missing. the six-point-two magnitude quake leveled buildings and destroyed entire neighborhoods in the mountains northeast of rome the rescue crews racing against the clock to dig out survivors.. in many cases with their bare hands officials put the epicenter near the busy summer tourist town of amatrice but the tremors were felt across a vast area of the country.. (sot: emma tucker/quake

under state indiana prosecutors are pushing federal authorities to file charges instead. a wells fargo guard - shot and killed during a bank robbery. police say someone ambushed the driver of am armoured truck... while he was re-stocking the a-t-m at a wells fargo in houston, texas. that driver was shot to death. police have not made any arrests. for now, they won't even say how many people were involved in the attack. anchors chat and toss to rob rob's weather today is all about a cold front passing through wi. ahead of the front this morning we see a push of warm and humid air that could help some fog form this morning. as the cold front cuts into that warm and humid air, we will see some rain and a few thunderstorms. behind the cold front, we start to cool down with highs falling from the low 80s today into the also fall, going from near 70 today down to the 50s tomorrow. we stay cooler than average for the rest of the work week but warm up a bit for the weekend. today: some am fog. mostly cloudy with rain and a chance for thunderstorms. high: 82 dewpoint: 70 wind: sw 5-10 mph tonight: rain ending overnight. low: 62 dewpoint: 70 wind:

restaurants across indiana -- and there's no indication that the trump inspired billboards will be coming down a charter bus bursts into flames in virginia this morning. state police outside of richmond say the bus was traveling from new york to charlotte on interstate 95. investigators think the cause of the fire was mechanical and not calling it suspicious... the driver wasn't hurt, and neither were any passengers. and a colorado firefighter captured this incredible picture of a fire crews are battling the beaver creek wildfire. a fire tornado-- or fire whirl-- usually occur when intense rising heat and turbulent wind condition form a vortex. the beaver creek fire started on june 19 - and isn't expected to be fully contained until october. dramatic video out of china of a cement truck slamming into a minivan. you can see the truck pass the front of the minivan... to make an emergency stop. both drivers survived the wreck. an olympic committee head is in some serious trouble for scalping tickets. an arrest warrant is issued for patrick hickey -- an international olympic committee executive he is accused of plotting with at least six others to illegally sell ticke

indiana where they are typically cheaper and easier to get into illinois. they say other guns are coming from mississippi. the bureau is currently working with chicago police and the stateis to prevent more gun crimes. >> a special media post is getting attention for a delaware county woman in need of a kidney. jacqueline heiden of media has need a transplant since 2014. she's on dialysis and on a waiting list but her o possessive blood makes finding a match a challenge. her mom michelle put their phone number and the words daughter needs kidney on their family vehicles. "action news" sports anchor jaime apody saw the post saturday night on a blog and shared on facebook. >> amazing. i've gotten calls and i'm responding as fast as i can. >> so far no match. heiden's story is posted on 6abc.com and we hope she gets one soon. >> indeed. the phillies are limping down the stretch as we head into september. they lost to the nationals four to nothing last night. phillies rookie jake thompson only allowed two runs and seven hits in seven innings. it was his longest and best his five career starts. pitcher jerad eickhoff will be on the mound for game two of the series tonight. >

state that was torn apart by tornadoes. people in indiana are just assessing the damage. one of the neighbors hit hardest was the city of cocomo. >>> a police officer accused of kicking off a southeast street gang. what officers found in their raid. pl plus -- >>> the mother of a nurse hurt on the job says the workers comp system let her daughter down when she needed it most. fighting chance to get better. our investigative unit is digging into a system >>> some folks in the workman's comp system says they don't have a fighting chance at getting bet. a system that has california's injured workers saying they're unfairly denied medical care. liz wagner talks about the appeals. >> most of the time, reviewers agree. people don't need the medical treatment they requested. this proves the deck is stacked against some workers and in some cases it can lead to devastating consequences. >> she was just such a humorous person. >> lori was always up for a laugh, just ask her mom. >> joan thinks her daughter had a great sense of humor. lori helped women with at risk pregnancies. during a house call, she slipped on some stairs. she had back and neck pai

states. last weekend there were 72 shootings. police are tracking where those guns come from. now we're learning 40 percent of the guns used in chicago come from indiana. officials say weapons are cheaper there and easier to buy. mississippi is another common source of guns. >> new this morning, a 15-year-old girl in texas says cheerleading squad because of her hairstyle. the high schooler says the coach has nagged her about hairstyles for weeks. the teenager wears her hair in braids and she's the only african-american on the cheer squad. the girl is able to put it in a ponytail which is the only rule for hairstyles. her mother says this is discrimination. >> she's been harassed. she's been bullied by this particular teacher and i'm tired of it. >> i feel like she singles me out. >> the student was able to perform cheers at a football game over the weekend with her braids. the school district says that other students have been asked to change their hairstyles too. >> new this morning, a family in iowa is welcoming a new surprise addition. stephanie hughes went to the doctor for cramps. she soon found out that she wasn't having stomach cramps, she was

at the same time last night just across the state line in indiana officials treated nearly a dozen people for the same thing. policecases are related. >>> north korea has testifiy fa submarine-base ballistic missile. it thrflew some 300 miles. the launch comes among the joint military exercise between the u.s. and south korea which kicked off monday. >>> the fbi says russian hackers have a brand-new target. officials are right now investigating a series of cyber breaches at "the new york times" and other u.s. outlets. cnn's evan perez in washington with more. >> good morning, carol. some u.s. officials say what's going on here is a type of undeclared cyber war. law enforcement officials tell us that suspected russian spies have been targeting reporters at "the new york times" and reporters at other news organizations. now, u.s. investigators believe this is part of a broader intelligence operation. a spokesman for "the new york times" says the paper hasn't found any evidence of a breach of its external systems but there was an unsuccessful attempt to breach its systems in the moscow bureau. they believe these attac

indiana. they knocked out power lines and damaged several homes there. parts of the state also hit with nearly a foot of rain. >>> and washington, dc's first female policeis stepping down. cathy lanier says she's accepted a job as the nfl's head of security. >>> turning to another disaster wreaking havoc, this one in louisiana. officials raising the death toll there to ten people now in what they call thousand-year flooding. as many as 40,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed by the floodwaters that may take days if not weeks to recede. casey stegall is live in baton rouge, unbelievable pictures, casey. >> reporter: sandra, so heartbreaking. officials tell us despite what you see back here, there is still very much a search and a rescue operation going across the state of louisiana. this neighborhood in baton rouge has been given an all-clear. we've seen some of the floodwaters starting to go down. you not only have a lot of local first responders of course on the ground, working round the clock here, but also the national guard has been deployed. we've seen them. in addition to the u.s. coast guard using air assets to pluck people from their homes,

state. >> you have failing schools. you have tremendous gun control in chicago. >> not in indiana. a lot of them come over the border. that's what chicago police say. >> in indiana we know what most americans know, that firearms in the hands of law-abiding citizens makes our communities more safe, not less safe. >> not the guns that go over the border. >> i know the president wants to blame shift to second amendment rights. >> i am saying what chicago police say. >> the truth of the matter is donald trump is laying out in that tweet in short form -- there are 140 characters -- that we have a choice to make as a country. we can continue with the leadership that's left us with dangerous streets in our cities, failing schools, no jobs, or we can go with someone who is committed to educational choice, for minority families and families across this country. >> right. >> for a commitment to law and order and standing by our law enforcement community. committed to bringing jobs and opportunity and hope to every american regardless of race and creed and color. >> governor, i need to ask you, your newly installed campaign ceo steve bannon is coming und

state. >> you have failing schools -- well, you have tremendous gun control in chicago. >> but not in indiana, and many come over the border, that's what chicago police say. >> in indiana we know what most americans know that firearms in the hands of law-abiding citizens makes our communities more safe not less safe. >> not the guns that go over the border. >> i know the president wants to blame shift to second amendment rights. >> i'm just saying what chicago police say. >> the truth of the matter is donald trump is laying out in that tweet in short form, there's what, 140 characters, that we have a chase to make as a country. we can continue with the leadership that has left us with dangerous streets in our cities, failing schools, no jobs or we can go with someone who is committed to educational choice for minority families and families all across this country for commitment to law and order and standing by our law enforcement community and committing to bringing jobs and hope to every american regardless of race, creed and color. >> governor, i have to ask you, your newly installed campaign ceo steve bannon is colling under a lot of scrutiny. the

police say he gunned down five officers during a black lives matter demonstration before he was killed. >>> and wild weather causing major problems in indiana. a fast-moving system for th state bringing tornadoes with it. the damage is devastating. homes have been flattened and there is debris scattered everywhere. >> reporter: tornadoes ripped through indiana in a matter of moments and leveled everything in their path. this starbucks, no one was seriously hurt. >> me and two other guys got the door hinges and popped the door and got everybody out. >> reporter: twisters knocked homes to piles of rubble. >> looked out the window and saw a funnel cloud. went in the hallway, the roof fell. >> oh, my gosh, a mess. >> disaster everywhere. i am just thankful my kids weren't here. >> reporter: miraculously only a few injuries, and those injuries were minor. >> i have no idea how that happens. i really don't. when you look at some of the damage, of the starbucks coffee shop and there were no injuries. >> reporter: indiana governor and vice president shall candidate mike pence has left the campaign trail and returned to his state. as for everyone, they were in their prayers. >> eight

police shot and killed an armed man during a traffic stop saturday afternoon. >>> a camera captured a tornado touching down in indiana. this twister was one of several spotted in the statemanagement official says there are reports of damage to buildings and trees but so far, no reports of any injuries. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 6:37. a steamy start and mostly cloudy in cape may, though the rain has ended. there were rain showers when we went on the air at 4:30, that was light rain moving through cape may. the temperatures cooled into the 70s. add about 10 degrees to these numbers for afternoon high temperatures. and very steamy at the shore. it will feel close to 100. scattered showers, a few rainç drops left in new jersey. those will be tapering off. scattered showers and thunderstorms this evening for most of our area. the showers are to our northwest and farther northwest, you can see widespread rainfall ahead of all of this precipitation is moisture. surging back into the area. very high humidity and the heat and humidity will likely fuel more showers and thunderstorms. the hour by hour forecast shows it stays quiet this morning. look at that line

police say mandy need sandusky ever abused him. victim two settled a child sex abuse claim with penn state but didn't testify at sandusky's criminal trial in 2012. >>> g.o.p. vice-presidential candidate and indiana governor mike pence is set to visit bucks county today. trump campaign says it will be a town hall style affair at 4:00 p.m. in plumstead at worth and company that makes heating, air conditioning and ventilation systems for large buildings. ticket for that event is available on trump's web site. doors opened up at 1:00 p.m., before that pence has a private event in king of prussia. >>> today president obama is set to historic flooding damage in southern lou san after after many critics say the president took too long to visit the largest disaster since super storm sandy. >> just help us. just no red tape, just help us. don't make us jump through all these hoops. zoo of us just don't have anything. >> emotions are running high, as new numbers have been released as to how much damage was done to this area from the storms. more than 2800 people remain in shelters right now, a week after this began. the storm and its flooding has damage an estimated 60,000 homes. more than 106,000 people

police have not made any arrests as of yet. >>> a starbucks in kokomo indiana leveled by tornado on wednesday and all caught on camera. one of dozen tornadoes that spawned yesterday in the hoosier statecredibly no one was hurt in all that destruction. people in indiana are trying to take in all the damage left behind by those severe storms that moved across the midwest and the gop vice-presidential nominee got his first look at what's expected to be a major cleanup and recovery. fox's mike tobin is in indiana. >> reporter: entire neighborhoods looked like war zones. block after block homes were torn off roofs blown out walls and damaged cars as far as the eye can see. all of this a result of severe storms and at least dozen fast-moving tornadoes across parts of indiana. governor and vice-presidential nominee mike leading the campaign trail to get a look at the demonstration. he toured one neighborhood by feet and speaking with people beginning to clean up the dama damage. >> we'll work very hard to help you and your families. we have the support and resources you need. >> the severe weather toppling a silo ripping the rooftops off local businesses and destroying crops. strong winds s