injury this week. the packers have been fighting injury after injury this who season. to recap for you and i hope i don't put you in a state of depression. james stark has been out since he had knee surgery. randal and to bounce back and jared cook is sidelined with a knee injury. some of the injuries are having a direct affect on aaron rodgers but he knows it comes with the territory. >> we have to go with the guys we have and make no excuses. get everybody ready to play and they are professionals. we don't expect a drop off even if they are not rated as high on the spot of. we need those guys to contribute and we will play to the best of our abilities andheres an expectationn all of us to play well whether you have been here for a week or a long time. we have to do our job. >> still to come in sports, news i hope will make you smile. >>> friends become foes in the wisconsin-nebraska match up this saturday nigh badgers head coach paul chris and cornhuskers head coach mike riley have been friends for 2

the injury news doesn't stop there. two other packers players are done for the year, and a badgers star player is out for the season. i'm bearer of bad news later in the show. 3 preventing sids..the new recommendations you need to hear to reduce the risk of your child dying in their sleep 3 plus, making your vote count.. the new wisconsin law that says the candidate you vote for.. may actually ?not? count. nearly 35-thousand babies die every year from sleep related deaths. ?eight? this year in milwaukee county. county.now the american for safe sleep.. and they include keeping your newborn in the same room as you..in fact, to decrease the chance for sudden infant death syndrome..the group wants children to share their paren'ts bedroom for at least the first six months of life.. and ideally for the first year. :34-44 the studies that were done looking at the reduction in risk of sids really were done throughout the first year of life and we know that reduction can be as much as 50 percent 3 other recommendations -- breast

injuries concussions and brain injuries are usually associated... with veterans and athletes. but tonight... chief investigator.... darcy spears is uncovering..... some unexpected victims in her series of reports... called.... "state of disgrace". darcy stand-up lead: as contact 13 continues our commitment to covering domestic violence, we've discovered research showing a startling could make it harder for them to get help. it's been three years since michelle plastow moved away from her abuser... michelle plastow: looking back i don't know why i didn't call the police right away. to understand why she left, we have to start well before that... michelle: the first time he choked me it was actually 'till i passed out. and that was only the beginning. michelle: i mean, i didn't really think that could happen. i didn't think any of it could happen. but not a concussion. michelle was hit so severely she suffered an injury usually associated with n-f-l football players, college athletes and military members. a report from th family and community health suggests as many as 60-percen

we're trying to determine the extent of his injuries. jim smith, wbz news. >> thank you, jim. >>> also tonight the big sendoff for plays his last regular season game for the sox. we haven't seen the last of ortiz yet. playoffs are up next. >> we have coverage at fenway beginning with dan roche. take it away, dan. >> reporter: if you consider ortiz one of the best players to don a red sox uniform then the final tribute was fitting poppy, david ortiz at fenway park. the theming of the the -- the theme was saying thank you to help win three championships over ten years. he was presented checks for a total of $1 million for children's hospital fund. the rocks announced that the number 34 would be retired at a ceremony next season. ortiz will have a bridge named after him and a street near the t station. and then david solidified members of the winning teams. after receiving the ceremonial first pitch from the president of the dominican republic, ortiz addressed the fans. >> i want to thank all of you, the fans [cheering and applause] >> than

there are no reported injuries. new polls out in some key battleground states show at ne york's laguardia airport. but there are no injuries. >>> voters in nevada and florida are mg closer than some predicts. for trump to win he only needs one light blue state and all of the states in yellow for a victory. for complete coverage go to tmj4.com/decision16. >>> sentencing for a man who set why chaos breaks out in the courtroom. >> and more women are breaking their silence on the campus of wisconsin and sharing sexual with carol and george and storm team 4 chief meteorologist john malone. >>> five more women come forward and alec cook is facing 15 counts on five women including sexual assault and false inprisonment. his attorneys deny all of them consentual. >>> the man convicted of starting a house fire and killing seven children was sentenced to several decades in the slammer. >> despite repeated instructions from the judge, michael morgan wouldn't stay silent during the sent sentencing. he was convicted of setting a

a lot of teams have injuries. we don't like it but trust me, no one feels worse about it than the player. >> reporter: good news, defensive tackle gerald mccoy returned to practice on a limited basis after his injury defensive end robert airs and clinton mcdonald are still sidelined. >>> the senator alex leads the team with three goals already as the team heads into their final game. homestand tonight fence colorado tonight. >> the way you want to prove to the team and to everyone they made the right decision and it. whenever you can score goals or help howev you can, help the team win it's huge. >> game time tonight against the avs 7:30. that's your morning sports update. enjoy your day. >>> 4:50. the nation's third largest cell phone provider must pay a $48 million fine. coming up, how the fcc says t- mobile cheated customers and the changes the company will now have to make. >> new research finds more reasons for a whole grain diet. how researchers now >>> good morning on a thursday. let's check that forecast,

non-life-threatening injuries. police say they believe the teen was the intended target. neighbors tell us they've had enough of the violence. >> you should be able to walk down the street without worrying about ducking for cover. let's stop this madness. doug: right now police are reviewing surveillance cameras and talking to witnesses. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. police are searching for a gunman in a second shooting. this happening just blocks away from that first shooting. police say a teenager was shot in the area of geneva avenue and waldeck street around 4:30 yesterday. the victim was taken to a hospital and is expected to be ok. police don't know whether this shooting is connected to that incident on washington street. antoinette: a 15-year-old is in the hospital with serious injuries this morning, and another teenager facing charges charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. "the lowell sun" reports the victim suffered serious head injuries in a fight at a party f

emt's and officers are being treated for injuries right now. we are following the story for you on air, online, and with our mobile app. doug: and also this morning, new information about that frightening flight out of chicago. the clues investigators have been recovering thousands of feet away from that plane fire. antoinette: and new evidence in the boat crash that killed a star baseball pitcher. the revealing tests results the medical examiner has released. ? kelly ann? kelly ann: a warmer start to your sunday but i am tracking more rain. the timeline and if it will be gone before your monday morning commute. olessa: i'm wcvb traffic reporter olessa stepanova. open road tolling is now in effect on the mass pike. here is how to get your massachusetts ez pass, you can got to any rmv, aaa, or ez pass customer service locations. tolls are discounted if you're using a massachusetts ez pass. there is no discount for the ez pass is free. every time a new charter opens, it takes money away from the regular public schools from students like mine. mas

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we are no word yet on injuries or amount of injuries. >> christa: you have to think there must be some with a crash of that nature. it just looks pretty bad there. so what a strange day. when you think about it. for firefighters. here in boston. with two, you know, major incidents untolling. not too far away from one another. what really strikes me is just how far up, it looks like on >> sarah: yeah. we are dealing with the gas pipeline issue. >> christa: yeah. that's right. >> sarah: in government sent they are morning. which caused a lot of people to be delayed. now we have this issue. i don't know... we don't know if that fire truck was heading somewhere. if its lights were on or what. you can clearly see a mess with all the debroo there. like i said earlier, it looks like the front two wheels are up from some pictures that we are seeing on twitter. of these trees there in the back bay. again, this happening at commonwealth avenue and dartmouth street. you can see police do have some police tape there. have part of the area blocked off. but there are numerous cars. i mean, this look

report, with a groin injury als with a knee injury did not practice, that will not prevent him from playing sunday in cincinnati, coach hue jackson said drill prior and joe haden , are very likely to play sunday, so far distant may decide to give them t and the indiansns have a to do nothing lead over thea. it is so hard to go zero and 16 in the nfl, and that time when you did not expected that is whether going to win. california police officer going through a toughrn time wi his coworkers make sure it is in lompoc california, to have a special decal support his son who is battling cancer, is a gesture to lead officer scott know that his fellow officers are theresc for him and family. and we take of our own and were blessed to be part of it. >> it is about having people behind you and you know that yo are not alone.a cancer is a hard fight so more awareness about it is awesome.a the decals are being made by a local company for free, and will be put on all 16 of the department cars. kansas neighborhood now has extra help to keep this straigh save,i and he sure means business,an lead

again, seems more as a precautionary or minor injury measure than some worse injuries. so you have a half a dozen injuries. after a school bus goes out of control. hits a car. hits a mailbox. and then ends up hitting a house. why it happened, still the subject of the continuing live in quincy, dan hausle, 7 news. >> sarah: all right. thanks, dan. we are getting an update from quincy police on twitter. grades k-5. students are being transported to sons of italy to be reunited with those parents. just for an update for you parents outs there. with that. all right. we will send it over to danielle now with the check of the forecast. >> danielle: thanks. much cooler out there. 48 degrees right now in bost when we were in the 80's. and that west, northwest wind is right now up to two miles per hour. it is certainly breezy out there. those winds, gusting 20-25 miles per hour. current temperatures to our northwest are very chilly. that north wind is bringing in the cool air. >> you want to blame someone for why it is so cold, that northwest wind. as i was menging, it is breezy

but believe it or not, both were transported to the injuries. the other person unknown injuries. but definitely serious for that person. both of the occupants in this vehicle lived. there were a couple of cars that stopped by earlier this morning. we weren't sure initially if they were involved in the accident. we were told those were bystanders who stopped to see what they can do. a lot of response because the car did catch fire. i did ask about alcohol or drugs, if that was involved. it's unknown at the time, at this time if alcohol or drugs were involved, but speed definitely a factor into this crash. i did ask as well if they knew anything more about the injuries or why this happened. so far they're investigating and officials are working on clearing the scene. but this morning it could very well impact your traffic. we want to tell you how to get around that. for more information on that let's talk to joel. >>> let me give you a couple of options, really good options to get around this accident. here it is, you see the heart i would take 285 to broadway to the east of santa

injury list keeps growing. those stories are coming up later in sports. despite the much cooler temperatures, today is likely the best day out of the work week thanks to the sunshine and lighter winds. the clear skies and light winds will lead to a cool night with some patchy frost possible as lows dip into the mid-30s inland, hovering near 40 degrees along a police dashcamera was rolling when suspects ?fired? on a squad car during a chase. a civilian was in the squad car for this happened. the officer and the passenger are okay. the suspects got away. one man died and another was left dangling off a high-rise in florida after a scaffolding they were standing on collapsed this afternoon. four construction workers were on the scaffolding when it gave way. two workers fell to the ground. one died, and the other was transported to a local hospital. the other two workers were suspended by their safety equipment and rescued by crews with hallandale beach fire rescue. no word yet on what caused the injuries for the worker who was taken to the hospital. new rese

a spinal injury occurred. he told 9news reporter jessica oh he is determined to get better after a welcome home he'll never forget. >> reporter: it wasn't a game that brought all of these tied to the baseball field friday. the posters and signs are for one of the school's best athletes. >> he had the ever, like gorgeous girl friend, star of the lacrosse team, amazing student going to cal polly. >> reporter: but -- poly. >> reporter: but instead andrew willett spent his summer in the hospital. >> it's a whole new world and just in the blink of an eye it was crazy. >> reporter: everything changed when andrew was in cabo with friends in july. they went swimming, but the waves were too rough. >> i remember diving and then the waves started to crash feeling the force of the wave like push me down and like next minute there i am lying face down in the water and i couldn't move anything. >> reporter: he was paralyzed after hurting his spinal, unable to do the things he loved so much like playing guitar or swimming. >

also, headed to injury reserve is chris banjo who is out with a hamstring injury. this is a big blow to the wisconsin badgers. defense starting inside linebacker will miss the rest of the season after injuring his iowa. he leads the team in tackles with 60 this year. here is paul chryst. >> everyone got the news, and you know, feel once again, you know, it's -- a guy that i love the way he played and put it out there, and we actually talked about it yesterday, and he brought it up, and you know, he's glad -- i'm glad -- i played the way i did. and he did. he put it all out there, andou the world series starting up tomorrow in cleveland with the indians hosting the cubs in game one. there is the nlcs champs getting a work out today in cleveland earlier today. they're hoping their aggressive post-season play continues for one more series. here is john lester who will take the ball for the cubs in game one. >> sometimes it c as far as his pitching, i just -- i've always believed that, you know, like i just got done saying it's a cookie cutting answer but you execute y

one had serious injuries. the extent of those injuries is unknown. the other person had nonlife- threatening injuries, which is hard to believe judging by the recently. the city of littleton tweeted out that this is a felony accident investigation right now. felony accident investigation. they said this area will be closed for several hours this morning. serious impact to your morning commute. investigators are still on scene taking imaging with 3 d imaging technology and taking other photos now. very serious investigation going on. just one car involved in it this morning. just this one accident closing a significant portion of fe. for more details on how to get around it this morning, let's check in with joel hillan. good morning, joel. >>> good morning, jamie. a lot of options for drivers. i know the best option would be to continue south on santa fe. if you have to get around it, follow the little arrows that are orange along there. 285 out to federal south, and access onto santa fe from bowles. you can also access broadway out to bowles as well

how did this injury occur? have you ever been hit in the head before or pushed or slammed into a wall cracks >>reporter: it's be even now she can't believe she was survived -- survived.>> i think i let it get to the point or i allowed it.>> that was bridget chapman and, it is important to know that it's not just blows to the head, strangulation can also lead to tdi's and cause the same problems as concussions. >>> some companies are trying analyzed more than 130 studies and dozens of companies behind brain training products. there conclusion was it's not evidenced enough, there is hope that the brainteasers can keep the mind sharp. >>> johnson & johnson is warning patients that one of its insulin pumps is at risk of being act. the pump has a bug that could cause a hackers could jack the divisive force it to deliver unauthorized and possible lethal doses of insulin. johnson & johnson says the probability is low.>> what? why would someone hack an insulin pump cracks>> the better technology gets the worse it gets.

here's where the injuries injury occurs. breaks through the for the sack. and it was a violent one. take a look again. >> . spins and throws him to the tur. a left shoulder injury. left on the cart. holding that left arm. he wouldn't return to the game. just heard gary talking about a potential mri. he wouldn't next man up. the rookie. let led a cup field goal drives. here he comes ripping a ball down the sideline. >> . here's where things got interesting. a 90 minute weather delay. mass i amounts of rain. talk about whether or not to even resume the game. but they finished up. and the broncos were ready for it. von miller and wolf. let's have a meet up there at the quarter back. for the sack. >> . broncos 27 to 7. we're still waiting on podium from potentially trevor siemian. or brock. if we >> college football. a new top 25 released today. cu buffs are a part of it f cracking the top 25 for the first time since 2005. the buffs 47 to 6. dismantling visiting oregon state. >> . 21 best team in the country. dj sitting this out. as a result. get this. he officially becomes the national

officer was injured but not life-threatening injuries which is good news. you can see the really banged-up silver car in the center of your screen and the center of the story as you look live now from sky 7. >> a reminder that the roads that may be closed while they investigate. right now let's go to abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler live at the hospital. carolyn? >> reporter: well, this all went down just before 4:00 this afternoon, and we have video showing you this chp officer being wheeled in to the emergency room here at san francisco general hospital. again, this laid out some of this, but we're told that this officer was with the stanley mateo county aurt theft task force and he's not expected to suffer any kind of life-threatening injuries. as he was being taken from the oceanview recreational center, the ambulance was surrounded by eight or ten of the chp officers. we're told he's being treated right now for his injuries and some of the officers are still here on seen witting to see how things in turn out. again, north natalie, not serious injuries

she was shot in the chest and died from her injuries. when police arrived on scene they found a second victim a teenager with non life-threatening injuries. police say they believe the teen was the intended target. neighbors tell us they've had right now police are reviewing surveillance cameras and talking to witnesses. anyone with information is asked to give police a call. police are also searching for the gunman in a second shooting that happened blocks away when a teenager was shot in the area of geneva avenue around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the victim is expected to be ok. incident on washington street. and coat a 15-year-old is in the hospital and another is facing charges after a house party. -- is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. their fight was that a friday on friday night. a car fire shut down the entrance to storrow drive. you can see firefighters rushing to put out the flames just right off 93 to storrow drive. the ramp was closed while the wreck was cleared. state police say no one was hurt, no word on what caus

hitting her mom and a daughter going to the school bus, the extent of their injuries coming to light and the community effort to rally around the family. thank you for doing this i'm wendy ryan. >> and i am jamison uhler. the mom and daughter still at the hospital. >> ryan raiche just spoke to the family and shows us how the community is rallying around the family. >> the pain-and-suffering all too real for family and friends of a woman and her daughter. on their first visit to the hospital they thought they had the wrong room. >> her face is very swollen. you don't recognize her. right now we don't recognize. >> tuesday morning they were working -- walking to the bus and other injuries, her little girl broke many bones including her leg job and collarbone, she is awake but in pain. >> they are life and we will make it through this. >> it is hard to imagine what the family is going through, two of them are at the hospital, other family members are here at the house packing belongings. >> the kid's father did not bother removing his hospital security stickers. stopping home for a mome

right now hyundai says there's been no injuries reported. car owners will be contacted and told when to take their cars to the dealership. >>> more problems for tesla motors. germ authorities are telling the consider company to stop they say it's too misleading. the german transport ministry says tesla needs to make it clear that human drivers need to pay attention and the term auto pilot confuses that idea. an ohio man was killed back in may when a tesla model s with the auto pilot system engaged hit the side of a truck. >>> a north carolina man has gained a new sense of life. it's unfortunately happening just as he begins to lose his sight. brett greer recently find out he has a diseasth and be soon be completely blind. he discovered an amazing tall enterer. >> i wanted to find things i could do when i couldn't see that i could still do and still have a meaning in life and accomplish a goal of helping people. >> he started trying all sorts of new things, even learning to make music and pot re. contest. his painting was one of three in the

male injuries to their upper torso. we did find that they were safe. and transport them to the hospital he believes. --immediately. >> all we know at this time is that we have four male suspects and they were seen running from the same. -- scene >> we thought that it was an act of shooting because of the kids running back into the school. we had to hurry up and follow and find a suspect before anyone else was injured. >> reporter: there were witnesses say that they may have been waiting for those it comes to us there any truth to that? >> we are starting to receive a lot of different affirmation and different angles. so, now it is up to the inspector to find out what information from the victim's. at what this says that may have that are around that area that could have seen what had taken place. --and see what witnesses were all around that area. >> this for sure is not a random shooting. >> reporter: officer carlos manfredi thank you. >> reporter: as we receive more details we will bring you here at kron 4 news. now b

how tough is it for this group to deal with the injuries week in and week out. >> it difficult. -- it is difficult. guys who have practice extremely hard over the years, and to get to this point and get on the field and make plays, then get that injury, it is one of those things where we have had so many guys on injuries that it is hard 46 to play, and were getting to the point where it's hard to have 46 guys suit up. stephen: how tough is a season-ending injuries for those players to know they will be on the injured reserve for at least six weeks? >> it is different for everyone. some of these guys that are going to be trying to come back, they have to deal with it as best as they can and hopef a light at the end of the tunnel and another opportunity will probably come in the spring. that's what i missed most last year, just playing the game. dan: thank you, stephen. a combined 176 seasons of world series championship droughts for the cubs and indians. one of them will be celebrating the end of a drought in the next week. game one of the world series tonight in cleveland, the indians

so far, no reports of casualties or injuries.stay in touch with our correspondents, reporters and officials on the ground. this is the third quake to hit that region in four days. two quakes on wednesday weakened a number of structures. keep in mind, the second earthquake on wednesday was stronger than the first. of the first earthquake was a 5.5 in magnitude. the second a 6.1 in magnitude and now this 6.6 magnitude earthquake. also want to show our viewers this side by side image to get a sense of how strong this earthquake was. the basilica of nor cha, you get a sense before the earthquake and then after this strong earthquake hit. a great part of that building has been destroyed. our correspondent, or, rather, barbie nadeau explained that the difficulty comes in deciding how to rebuild such old historic buildings. there are also reports that people are trapped in the main square. this is according to a tweet. the monks looking for anyone who may need their last rites after this 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit the region. accordin

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thankfully he only suffered minor injuries. firefighters say the victim himself called 911 from his cell phone. >>> more to come, tragedy at an amusement mark, 4 people killed on a ride there. >> researchers are finding boys and girls. >> and video you have to see where a man has to chase his driverless car down a highway. >> and find out who the latest uh, first a o vote when it served her purpose, ayotte buddied up to trump, even calling him a role model. would you tell a child to aspire to be like donald trump? oh absolutely, i would do that. but she kept playing politics and flip flopping around. ayotte is running away from trump as quickly as she can. and what she values is her seat. and she's trying - to keep something she values. - i know. kelly ayotte. the politician. looking out for herself. seiu cope is responsible >>> more on that breaking news where there has been a school bus didn't. kids were on the bus when it crashed. police tell us all the kids are safely off the bus but the street wear pre street is closed bec

now you worry about risking even more injury. we'll have updates on the trevor siemian injury. he's expected to talk at the podium. we'll get a better feel for what searching for a suspect after investigators say a man tried to force a 14 year-old girl. into 4euz suv. now this happened opbd tphreud. along if you reck recognize this man or know anything that might help. >> . developing story. out of arapahoe county. five people killed in a fiery crash. on county line road this morning. >> . investigators say speed is likely what led to this tragedy. if you look at the terrain around us. we're in a hilly country side. it appears they came over a hill too quick. >> the driver lost control. went off the right side. at monarch circle. rolling several times before bursting into a neighbor says the road leads to a popular area called third bridge. rumored to be haunted. >> . people who live in the kwra*eufr face de-taurs for the county line road was close -td. >> we were told the commander on the scene wouldn't allow us access. even from a distance. to take pictures because of the con

on his >> i don't like injuries, especially with me teammate. >> reporter: these are injuries they can least afford with three others out. >> we have the next man up, need to make sure he knows the game plan even better than ayers or mccoy. >> reporter: thes will further press rookies ward and lambert into service. >> you've been preparing for this, but at the same time you hate to see players go down. >> i hate to see that. really surprised. i have to keep studying, know my time going to come. >> reporter: to add insult to injury, defensive tackle clinton mcdonald hurt himself delay. tom korun, . >> bucs have time on their side, because they have rest. they don't play until next monday at carolina. >>> final game of the season for the rays at texas. tenth inning, tied at 10. wild pitch gets away from next batter, ripped down the left field line. rays add an insurance run. 6-4tampa bay. they win by that score and finish the 2016 season off with a 68-94 record, tied for the second worst in baseball. >>> finally, history on the links, ryder cup. putt good enough for europe to concede the

he will not play thanks to injury. he suffered that injury two weeks ago against wake forest. there's only one place you can catch tomorrow night's big game in the acc, and that's right here on abc. kickoff at 8:00. >>> speaking of injure fleshings surprise, doug martin will miss his fifth straight game with hamstring injury. robert heirs should play -- robert ayers should play against oakland. to the ice now, lightning fans can breathe a sigh of relief. that upper body injury to any kit that kucherov -- nikita kucherov isn't considered the lightning will continue the road trip in new jersey. stay tuned. we're back after this final time-out. >>> closed captioning is brought to you by lakeland . >>> a lot of stuff going on. looks like a beautiful day. if you are just going to the beach to chill, why not. mid to upper 70s in the morning, topping out tin mid- 80s in the afternoon. rain chances pretty much zip. >> can't argue with that. continuing coverage of our top stories on our website. head over to abcactionnews.com. >> have a good night and a >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "

they span from musculoskeletal injuries to soft tissue injuries, from cuts to possible bone injuries. >>> the fire was originally reported around 12:00 a.m. crews able to get it under control a couple hours later. no word as far as what caused the fire. you can expect crews to be here as they corporate their investigation. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> hopefully made out most of that. you could hear pg&e crews in the background. >>> police investigating a deadly shooting near a san jose elementary school, the city's 39th homicide. police say a man walked i represented regional medical center. police later determined the man had been shot in a car near doug hill elementary school near highway 101. the victim then drove the car filled with bullet holes to the hospital where he died a short time later. "today in the bay's" bob redell working on gathering new information from this story. he'll join us with an update at 6:30. >>> there were verbal fireworks in the third and final presidential debate along with back-and-forth statements. everyone talking abo

the driver incredibly had minor injuries. the driver is facing charges. >>> tonight an i-team investigation. a program that gives money and support to companies owned by disabled veterans being swindled. >> one company pretended it was run by a veteran to get the money. we found after it was caught the government continued paying. >> i'm declared unplane by the -- unemployable by the government because of physical and mental injuries. >> frustration boiled over outside court. his anger directed at this man sentenced to two and a half years in prison and a million dollar fine. his cr fraudulently obtaining contracts that were supposed to be reserved for disabled vets. >> he walks away with a million dollar fine? and the judge is more worried about his family? what about mine? >> the program sets aside government contracts for veteran-owned companies to allow them access to economic opportunity. a veteran must control the daily operations of the company. he pretended that his company, legion construction was owned by disabled v

hospital for dog bite injuries and was taken into custody shortly after treatment. people who saw mcdonald's arrest say customers were running out of the c-v-s yelling the man had a gun. 153428 jim cook, witness "you're scared terrified and excited but you also feel safe that metros got any type of situation controlled in hand." run 8 mcdonald is facing several charges including murder and attempted murder. his motive still isn't clear. new information this morning on that crash that took the life investigators tell us the boy was found in the middle of the road... near owens and civic center. they believe he fell from a van while it was moving. this morning, north las vegas police say they believe the child fell out when the side sliding door was opened. there were other kids in the van, but police tell us they are all okay. the 34-year-old driver of the van stayed at the scene. police say alcohol was not a factor .. they're still in the process of battling two fires in the northern and southern parts of the state right now. the so-called "october fire" continues t

we know of no injuries. we'll keep you posted on this. >> white knuckle landing. >>> eric trump is back in holding a rally at colorado university. as of this morning, more than 572,000 coloradoans have turned in their ballots, about 1/6th of the ballots that have gone out. almost 225,000 registered democrats, 196,000 registered republicans have sent in their ballots so far. >>> andrea flores is live at a drop-off location with what you need to know if you've not votee ways to vote in colorado. and today we got a behind the scenes look at how your ballot is counted. >> reporter: early voting has begun in all 64 counties across colorado. secretary of state wayne williams says bipartisan judges, both democrat and republican are working together to make sure your vote stays safe. >> one vote can make a difference. >> reporter: with the highest in the country, williams says 95% of coloradoans vote by mail. >> every vote counts the same so no election is final until all those ballots are counted. >> reporter: in a

she says she was injuries to kathleen denardi during her training. she says she was forced to box against men twice her size. tapia- couldn't say much more because of a pending lawsuit from denardi. now to amy andrews she filled her own suit against the college after she was hurt in physical training- forcing her to abandon a law enforcement career. that suit resulted in 15-thousand dollar settlement. again - taxpayer money. your money. scott saying the attorney sent this letter to governor scott saying the program is not safe. following our investigation- the florida department of law is reviewing the program. but it's not just women making these claims. robert bechard was hospitalized twice during his training and didn't graduate st. released this statement to mike deeson about the overall program. during defensive and physical training there are inherent risks as recruits put into practice these skills and participate in demonstrations. in fact, as has been reported, there were two dozen reported injuries in the last five years in the law enforcem

they will be examined for injuries. and they will be able to figure out if they have any type of injuries as a result of the impact this afternoon. can you tell us right now, we hear the injuries are minor. that's the most important thing. these are young kids. >> most important, we want to tell parents to go to children's hospital to collect their children. some of the parents have been coming here. they want to take their children, but we need to have them taken to the hospital to be evaluated. so we would urge all parents to go to children's hospital who >> reporter: you're talking to firefighters over there right now. they seem to be bumps and bruises? >> these all appear to be minor injuries. there are a few exceptions. one child had a previous medical condition who is being transported because of a previous medical condition. not due directly to the the side of it impacted with a metro bus just a short time ago when we get more information, we'll bring it to you. back to you. >>> metro leaders heard from angry mai

firefighters noticed injuries on the child's body, appeared to have been tied down is what the injuries told them. they were suspicious in nature and they called metro detectives to investigate leading to this arrest. >> kim: the details are learn more about new emails the f.b.i. says may be relevant. >> toni-marie: investigation of hillary clinton's private server. democrats are demanding answers today and suggesting that the f.b.i. director may have broken the law by interfering in a presidential campaign. donald trump addressed the emails while here in las vegas yesterday. >> the f.b.i. is reopening their investigation into the criminal and illegal conduct of hillary clinton. >> i have a feeling they found a lot of them, don't you think? have a feeling. they just found a lot of them. we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. >> kim: at the tend local crowd started chanting lock her up. tracy potts joins us live this morning from our nation's from donald trump here yesterday in las vegas, democrats want more answers today. is the f.b.i. director going to follo

the dallas a high school graduate; go brain injury two weeks ago.his brother wrote on facebook, it's with heavy hearts of brian went to his forever home to debut to be with our lord jesus christ. (he announced brian smith memorial would be held in two weeks. he fell down a flight of stairs at his fraternity house 12 days ago. he hit his head on a concrete wall come his family called that a freak accident. the university is still investigating. >>> bay area man now stands accused of killing his own father during a camping trip in arizona. deputies tracked him down in union city and arrested him today. they found 21-year-old during a traffic stop by witnesses say they sought someone with the victim near a tent last week, they heard gunshots and found the body wrapped in the tent. >> it happened at a campsite near camp verde. the victim was six-year-old man from union city. his son is awaiting extradition back to arizona to face charges. >>> another section of the old bay bridge imploding. the delay had caltrans on standby today. >>> it's only hallowee

it's an injury. it's not a disorder.if they're diagnosed with the disorder then they think it hurts them, they won't be able to get a job if you have a disorder but you can improve from an injury. mrs. obama: and that's the work we need to do around mental health and how the military can be so helpful because mental health affects all americans. one in five americans is dealing with some kind of mental health diagnosis. and the challenge that we have face is there is still a stigma. so people are not -- they don't feel good about identifying and getting the help that they need. sometimes it's viewed as a weakness. and when you think about that -- it's ludicrous. like laura said, it's an illness. could you ever imagine claiming that a cancer patient seeking kumhotherapy was somehow being weak or you -- chemotherapy was somehow being weak or someone with a heart disease you tell them toughen up? but that's where mental health is and our military can play a big role in changing the conversation around mental health for the

. >> anchor: the trooper was rushed to the hospital with some serious injuries. tim caputo live in the newsroom with more on what happened in court today. >>> the prosecutors say this us p was driving dangerously on the very busy route 1 stretch of road long before that state trooper was even hit. that state police with serious head injuries. 25-year-old jose perez rodriguez was arrested after that incident. he is charged with reckless operation of a motor vehicle. prosecutors and witnesses say he was racing at high speeds with another man on a motorcycle weaving in and out of traffic on route 1. an mbta police officer noticed those bikes racing and reported it to other police officers who eventually so you that suspect revving his engines. officers approached them, pulled him over and that is when they and into oncoming traffic. >>> the trooper then approach the motorcycles. while they were approaching them they comments on whether mo orists stopped in traffic thanking troopers for approaching the motorcycles in reference to the continual revving. when they were

and that move has some extra injury texture to it, as well.... allison, who had a and early preseason, is needed at receiver because ty montgomery and randall cobb are getting action at running back due to injuries at that spot... the forty six packers who dress on sunday in atlanta will try to keep up with the high-flying falcons offense in what is now a 3:25 kickoff for a wider audience.... you can see that contest, only here on your packers station... and don't forget the fox six sports blitz sunday late night.... the packers are trying to keep things together to make a run at the playoffs.... the marquette golden eagles also have the postseason in focus, even though it's the long view season.... "that's our goal but we always want to take it one day at a time. we're only in october right now. of course we talk about march and making the tournament but we always want to take it, october, november and just focus on simple things like that." the final step of the postseason is here in baseball.... the folks from fox and at the ballpark in clevel

. >> this year denver has seen injuries by street racing. tool police are using to try to stop that. >> they gather to watch. it often leads to racing. >> reporter: how do you stop this activity? >> well, i think that you stop it with enforcement. >> reporter: they are hitting them where it hurts. so you say police cannot stop this? why? >> because it is not stoppable. , street racing, tonight at 10:00 on cbs4 news. this morning 65 degrees and we are finally getting a big cool down later today. >>> missing jewels with kim kardashian west held up at gunpoint in paris. a frightening reality for a tv star. >>> the broncos beat the >>> badly shaken but physically unharmed is how a spokesman for car -- kim kardashian west described her condition after kardashian was held up at gunpoint in paris. is reportedly missing in paris police confirm all this. jamie yuccas has the latest. >> reporter: armed, masked gunmen dressed as police officer held up kim kardashian west at a luxury home in paris reportedly stole millions of dollars in jewelry. in a st

. >> more than a dozen people did suffer mayor injuries. -- minor injuries. the ntsb is investigating. as it touched down on the runway in fort lauderdale, and later the plane exopodded causing the engine -- exploded causing the engine to separate from the aircraft. thankfully no reports of injuries there. >>> five months after two babies were swapped at a hospital in india, the children are returned to their biological parents. what's really interesting about this is that the babies are different genders. one of the mothers filed a complaint with the police claiming the hospital told her she gave birth to a son but she was later given a little girl. dna tests proved the mix up, and the children were transferred during a ceremony. >>> >. hi ed! [ laughter ] >> don't you have something to say here? >> yeah, i don't know, i'm thinking about it, give me a second. we thought the clouds could prevent another record, but not to be. >> didn't happen, exactly right, and now we go from really warm to sort of kind of warm. not much going on here, so hear is the hour by

a major injuries seat -- injury accident.he bypass is closed in both directions between marsh creek and belford road. you can see this backup coming out of antioch. you can hop over to fairview or liquid which turns into walnut. we don't know when crews will have this out of the way. the other spot is 680. recovering from the earlier accident in danville. a whopper of the -- a backup. i got a tweet from a viewer who missed school for sitting in traffic. 60 minutes. the crash cleared to the shoulder. but traffic is still struggling. let's head to the south bay. motorcyclist went down in santa clara. north 101. it will be a tough ride. backed up to san jose. 68 minutes from 85 up to 237. >>> a break in the action. here's how it breaks down. blue skies for today. the next storm late tomorrow in through friday. a couple scattered showers in the morning at the heavier stuff in the afternoon and into friday morning. then through the weekend another storm arrives saturday night late on sunday. breakdown today 73 by 1 pm. 5:00 p.m. 7

the bronco score off of the over to, and of course you see some injury news here for gerald mccoy. we don't know the extent of his injury, and charles simms is, yeah, he coughs the ball up there, and then the rain s turnoverrinturnoversin this onen cleared up it didn't look good for the b bucs as they dropped anotr game at home, 27-7 the final. >> three turnovers in the first half, you are not going to win games against a super bowl depending champions and a family turning it over like that. our defense did a good job, but our offense put us in trouble. >> you are just going to have to bounce back. you can't turn over the ball, the reason the defense gave up the points, every turnover has been on our side of the field, but it starts with offense. we have to protect the football and turnovers like that won't do it. >> and coming up later in sports sunday, mark break down the game. >> we'll see you then. and another long night but this time most fans didn't stick it out. the buc nears as scott mentioned were no match for the broncos and most people left during the hour and a half del

has multiple potentially life threatening injuries and bennett has multiple serious injuries. we've got you covered...live in cedar falls...taylor bailey...kwwl news. tenants say that everyone else in the appartments are okay tonight. some cool temperatures moving in --let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark all. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: a cold front is forecast to push the area tonight with a stray degrees above normal. tuesday is cooler, but still a bit above normal. a mostly sunny sky wednesday and thursday as saturday and sunday temperatures are near normal (low 60s) under degrees above normal. tuesday is clouds roll back into the are outlook: saturday and sunday temperatures are near normal (low 60s) under a mostly sunny sky. new details tonight -- two people plead not guilty in the death of a four- year-old iowa girl. 32-year-old chad little entering a written not guilty plea to first degree murder charges. that's in connection to the in her waterloo home in may of 2015 --

do we regularly train our -- retrain our firefighters on how to prevent work related injuries? >> yes. on a monthly basis we have a mandatory drill. it's our ii pp which we look at different hazards throughout the station and different safety procedures to follow as far as preventing injuries and we always say lift with your legs, not your back and different things like that. >> good. good. it's human nature. most of the accidents happen just because they happen like that and you don't know why. they do. unless you're responding to a fire and have inhilliation problems or something of that nature. talking about the h8. what's the training period for them? how long is the training period? >> it's two weeks of classroom training and depending on the schedule could be six to eight weeks for evaluation. >> so two weeks in classroom and six to eight weeks in the field? >> yes. >> got it. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. vice president. commissioner nakajo. >> thank you madam president. thank you chief williams for your report. i wanted to give a little clarification.

the chp says its officer suffered road rash injuries after getting struck by the suspect's vehicle and the suspect is in critical condition and in critical condition but i want to show you the scene here at montana and capital where they're expected to be here for many hours. this is the closest we can get but up the block, we have better pictures from our nbc bay area chopper. a car looks like it crashed into other vehicles. in front of one house, both the sfpd and the chp say this started from the san mateo task force following a honda up to the san francisco neighborhood and what followed remains unclear. we know three officers from three different agencies were at the scene when the suspect was shot and that the suspect did not return fire. we do not know if he was armed. neighbors were shaken. >> and i heard four shots. bam, bam, bam, bam. and then i heard it again. bam, bam, bam repeatedly right after it. >> reporter: and the chp officer was taken to the hospital where he's recovering from minor head injuries and abrasions. they're saying the suspect did hit the officer with the